The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-09
THE TICKET.

Although 1t has been the custom fol
years to make some personal mention o.
the men receiving the nominations at tho
primary election, the' ticket this year is
NO strong and The nom inees so widely and
so fayorably known that it hardly seems
necessary in this case. The people know
Dettcr than we can tell them of the worth
of these men. They carefully weighed
them before the vote was cast and found
iH them all that was required. 1t was left
'uthe people to decide who should make
ap the ticket. and We recognize in the re-
suit OF the primary election Saturday and
IatIfied in mass convention by the Democ-
racy Monday, the will of the people.
EshEsENrATIvE.
W.. P. Price, who will represent the peo.
pie of Hooking county in the next Legis-
lature, is in every way fitted to discharge
the duties OF the Office. Mr.. Price has spent
most of his life in this county. He was
educated and graduated ut the Logan
High School. He is a lawyer, standing
high among the attor neys of the county
and is resognized as ons of the brightest
and most promising young men now in
practice in the Hooking Valley. He is a
rft the psople and will not by any act
b ing discredit upon the party that he's
llOnored him. He has been hard and
earnest worker for party success he is
splendid campaigucr, and that he was
winner ever so many excellent and wcr-
thy contestants is n high compliment 10
% young u man. Mr. Price will be iri-
umphnnily elected. He deserves and
should receive the full and hearty support
Of his party.
AUDITOR.
Nelson w. Armstrong is prominent
young farmer of Perry township and
member of one OF the Oldest and most SUBJ
sta itisIi Democratic famii les in the coun-
-. He has received a liberal education
and will como to she Aud itor's Office well
versed IN busiiit.ss affairs. 1t is our pre-
iiction that he will make one OF the best
a uditors in the history of the county,
The well known WORTH and character Gf
the man makes any further remarks un-
necessary.
RECORDER.
D. NJ. O'Hare has just completed his FIRST
term in Office as Recorder. He has made
an efficient officer, and of course had 10
contest at tie primary. Da.e is a thor
cngh Democrat and will practically have
40 opposition in November.
SHERIFF.
Daniel w. Wright has been riding the |
county four years as deputy sheriff and is
thoroughly versed in the duties of the |
sheria's Office. He comes of one of the |
Oldest Democratic antilles and viii make
a p0pifla In nd efjicia,,f o4fi.ial
COMMISSIONER.
r. j. Kre:g has been in business IN this
place nearly half century and hardly |
needs sn inlroducti on to the Democracy OF
Hooking. He is a practical mechanic and
the claim that mechanic should have a
place on aiie' board. of Commissioners had
much to do. no do1bt, with his victory
over SO many other contestants. Mr. K-eig
has been voting the Dem ocrati ticket for
over forty eight years and Will make a
good Commissioner.
rNFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
Philip Hansel, like Mr.. O'Hare, is a cam
didate for ,e-elec;lon. lie had no oppUsi-
ton at she primary election. Like all
other members of the ticket, he is ster
ling Democr at and has made an excellent
lnfirmary director.
CORONER.
Daniel Ueft, Sr., has served several terms
Is Coroner and was good official. He is
IN 3ective W rker in our party and will
De elected again without opposition. He
9 too well known to need words OF COM
II nendation from us.
CANDIDATES AT LARGE.
rl.ase was probably never primary
election held in the county where so IN my
good ana worthy men sought recognition
rom the party. Tliey, could not all be
no minated. That same would lie dc feated
was to he expected, but their defeat cannot
md should not be taken as an indication
Of their unfiiness. 10 nh the Off ces 20 which
hey aspired. There was not n weak or IN
capable man ir the field and the party
ould not have ,aade a mistake, no mat
er who was chosen. There have been
ome tiisappointments. That was natural.
/ majority OF the party has deterfniD
tho SHALL act as staudart-bearers in the
oming campaign. We agreed to that be-
)re the contest opened and we know that
hey will fiji tie county offices with honor
, the party and credit 10 themselves. Ii :
lay be a disappointment, but is no DIS
opor 10 be defeated by such men.