Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-10-31
TIE LAST HEAT.
Every Man on the Republican Ticket
Running Well.
Prospects in the County never more encOur-
aging for Grand Victory.

In the history of the county there
was never time when the Republican
party seemed TO be in a more flourish
ing condition in state. district OF coun-
ty. For time, during the first of the
campaign, the Democrats thought they
would break through the front of the
Republican ranks. But that time
has long passed. The Republican
party stand amt rallied around the
banner of righteous cause and honest
government. Democratic managers
thought to prejudice the self-assured
voter by many frantic yells about adj
vances in prices. But these sage prOph-
estes have failed TO fulfill themselves.
They have now devoted themselves to
villainous mud-slinging. This will
prove equally futile. The honest
! farmer and laborer look rather to act
! ions than fair promises and will vote
accordingly. Thus it is on questions
of national import. such as enter into
the state and congressional elections.
/ On these firmly established issues the
! Republicans seem assured of success.
| But in the county ticket the case Is
/ different. There no political differences
enter 1t Is simply the case Of a pre-
dominant party under the foot of cor
! rupt leaders on the one hand; and an
/ honest citizens ticket. put up in the
! interest of taxpayers by taxpayers on
/ the other hand. The result is easily
| fOretold. AS in all similar cases pre-
! viouS, corrupt party politics Is bOurn
with until ii becomes unbearable and
! is then OverthrOwn. The Democratic
county ticket is made up Of corrupt
party heelers and petty asprants after
! political preferment. The Republican
| ticket Is made up of men who would be
an honor III any community. vt the
/ head is Geo. b. Mann. who by his thor
Ough and upright methods deserves an
other term. Jake Bernatz will not be
supported by one of his former depu-
| ties. Geo. Mann is doing well.
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
there is Chas Clausen. a highlyrespected
! farmer of Wales. He is making good
canvass and will surely be elected.
Mr.. Clausen is a very successful farmer.
He was LETT an orphan at an early age.
but is now fhe proprietor of an excellent
farm. 1t is tribute to his ability that
he was elected as supervisor in 1881 and
has held the Office since that time with
the exception Of the year 1856. He is
assuredly the man for the place he has
been rendered. He will get the support
of every farmer in the county.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
another highly respected farmer has
been nominated; that is James Steven
son. He was elected treasurer for his
township in 1890 and 1881, and has
been supervisor ever since. He is en-
phatlcally the man for the people, an
honest labOrer who is acquainted with
the needs of his farmer friends. and
has already, on many occasions, proven
his business ability.
OUR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
is Lincoln Avery. One Of the most
popular and Intelligent young lawyers
in Port Huron. Our contemporary
seems TO think that the county offices
should be under the supervision of the
Superintendent OF Poor, for it says
that the Office "has been in the Avery
family long enough and it should be-
given to Hovey because he HeedS IT,"
Considering that our people elect Off
GERS for their ability TO serve them, and
not that they may award them with
fat salaries. we think that Lincoln Av-
cry has big lead on his opponent.
FOR COUNTY CLERK
the Republicans have nominated q man
who is bound to get there. This is
VIM. d. Schnoor. of Marine City. His
acknowledged business ability. togeth-
er with his large acquaintance through
out the county make him one Of the
most promising candidates.
The rest of the ticket is equally cred
ible and will be elected with it. Henry
f. Brown. Of Kimball, will be the next
County Surveyor. His enviable repu-
tation in all his neighorhood, entities
him to the support OF his party, and
moreover every good citizen. The two (
Circuit Court Commissioners will re-
ceive the undivided support of their
respective localities. Likewise. the cor |
oners are worthy men. and an honor TO I
the ticket.
FOR STATE SENATOR
Wilbur III. Quinn has been nominated. |
Mr. Quinn is farmer of Grant town |
ship. He came TO Michigan in 1853 and |
has resided since then on his farm there, |
except four years when he lived at the |
Junction. He understands the wants |
of the farmer; and meets their demands |
for representation in the state leglsla-
ture. They should all support him. as
one of their own men. who will be sure
to benefit them.
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