The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-10-30
TIL; ISSUES

With the setting of he sun on Tuesday
NEXT orc of the Nest remarkable, bitter
and illogical local political canvasses
will close upon a vast amount OF ruined
aspirations. biighted hopes and dlsap-
pointed ambitions. Let every voter go
to the polls with determination to dis
charge the most dignitied attribute OF cit
izenshp, shat of suffrage, conscientiously
and with 4 patrioti: desire to best serve
his country at large and the community
in which he lives by voting only for good
men and true for the several Offices to
be filled. In selecting Z ticket to deposit
in the ballot box reference must be had to
the men and the principles which they
represent.
The HERALD would indicate the follow
ing excellent selection. amid the many
names presented, and no voter need be
ashamed of having contributed to it's
success:
For governor, Hon. William r. Mer-
RAM, a man who has given to the state
an excellent administration, and has
shown 4 marked ability III the discharge
of the duties of the Office. The entire re-
publican state ticket seyery way worthy
of the confidence and support Of the PEG
pie. Such men as Brown, Clapp and
Bobleter commend themselves to conf
dence and favor.
For Congregation. S. G. Comstock-
man Of the people, who has served
them well, IS clean, pure. energetic faith
tul and able, He has displayed degree
of aptitude for the duties of the office
which certainly entities him to re election.
For Senator-Hon. Henry Keller-wide
awake. popular, interchangeable, and a
most devoted and aggressive representa-
tive of his district. He has served one
term with satisfaction, and his known
antagonss,n to jobbery and corruption
has left him an enviable reputation for
honesty and integrity.
For representatives,. A. Emerson-a
first-eiass citizen, intelligent. clear-headed
and high, minded, man who is incapa-
BILE of doing a dishonorable action. He
is man of intelligence, has thorough
acquaintance with the demaads and re-
quiretfents of his district, and is well
fitted TO represent the district creditably.
For Commissioner-Sidney A. Irish-a
practical farmer of experience in public
affairs, well-informed, intelligent and a
good business man, who has prospered
by paying strict attention to practical
agriculture, while scores of Others have
grown poor by chasing political chime
ras and following in the wake of dema-
gogues. He is farmer who believes the
great bulk of the h2rdships of the agri-
cultural class can better be removed by in
dustry in tilling the soil than by chas-
ing after political will O the wisps.
For County Treasurer-A. A. Whitney
AN honest and enterpr1sing citizen. who
has served his country truly and well
both in military and civil life A gallant
soldier in war, he is an energetic and
enterprising citizen in place. He has
every qualification tor the office.
For County Attorney-O. w. Baldwin
an attorney who has had experience in
the courts, and is recognized as the peer
Of the best attorneys in the county. He
is bright, active young. man, level
headed and acute, genial and gentleman
~, and would make an excellent officer,
For Clerk of the Court-A. L. Cramb
"A model officer and thoroughly equip
ped for the position. He rescued the
clerks office from chaos, the result of
gears of inefficiency and careless man
ageineut, and kas made it q model. He
is recognized as one of the very best
clerks in the state. In aspiring to sue
seed him one man. when taken to task
for known ineficiercy IN the past in this
Office, didn deny unsatisfactory past
services, but said "Cramb has so syste-
matted the work that anyone can run
the office now" Very good-Cramb is
just the man to run it. -..s.-.. -.
For Auditor-E. P. Barnum-a true
and tried citizen of Sank Centre, full of
enterprise, and liberal in his effores to
advance the interests of the county at
large and this community in particular.
He is competent, as everyone knows, his