Morris tribune., 1890-10-08
Our County Ticket.

acceptable ticket to the Republicans
of the county generally could not
have been selected by the Republi-
can county convention, than the one
now in the field.
A more harmonious convention
never assembled than the one which
selected the candidates now presented
to the people of this county.
The nominees are all well known
to the voters of the county, and such
is their character and standing in the
community that not one word can
Justly be said against them. They
need no defence. Our candidate for
auditor,
N.R. sPURR,
cannot be too highly commended.
He is a man of undonbted honor and
integrity; of a genial and courteous
disposition; perfectly competent and
well adapted to the position he oc-
cupies. Surely no better man can be
found than Mr.. Spur; and having
been appointed to FILL out an unex-
pired term, it is only right. e~a : i
that he should ~'-~-e1ee'-a Iof d lulli
term. And we firmly believe he
will be.
ARTHUR C. THORPE.
Stevens county does not contain a
more competent and obliging man
than our candidate for treasurer,
Arthur G. Thorpe. His accounts are
always found correct, and there is not
a man in our county who doubts his
honesty. The voters of Stevens coun-
ty will make no change in their
treasury department this fall.
GEO. Il. MUNRO,
the candidate for sheriff, is known to
nearly every man, woman and child
in Stevens county, and we sincerely
believe that no man in the county has
more warm and earnest friends than
he has. We know it has been said
by some that Mr.. Munro has held the
Office of sheriff for long time and
that some one else ought to have it.
But this is no argument against him.
No other candidate appeared in the
Republican convention and he was
unanimously nominated. We have
yet to hear the first man say one word
against him as a public officer all
admitting that he has made most
excellent sheriff, and that he is a
royal good fellow goes without say
ing. He is generous to fault, never
refusing to contribute literally to help
che needy. There is no use talking,
they have got done making any better
men than George III. Munro. Then
why not re-elect him?
s. A. FLAHERTY.
Well, now, Democrats, Alliance,
Prohibition, Female Suffrage, or any
other party, trot out better man if
you can than Steve Flaherty, the
Republican candidate for county at
torney. "It can't be DONE" Of
course he will be elected as no one
cares to run against him.
Our candidate for register of deeds,
H. g. WOLFF.
has not heretofore been known as
taking very active part as politi-
clan, although he is one of the truest
Republicans in the county. He is
young man of most excellent qualifi-
cations and irreproachable character.
He is every way qualified to fill the
Office for which he is candidate, and
being very popular, will undoubtedly
be our next register of deeds.
L. R. MACINTOSH
is well qualified for the responsible
position of superintendent of schools,
and of course will be elected, as there
is no candidate running against him.
Should he succeed in making as
good record as his predecessor, Mr..
Bicknell and there is no reason why
he should not-he ought to be album
dantly satisfied.
For judge of probate,
GEO. e. DARLING
was re-nominated, against his wish |
and earnest protestation. But SO |
thoroughly convinced We're the mem |
bers OF the convention of his peculiar |