The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-10-09
The TICKET.

The ticket nominated on Saturday last
by the democratic convention is a good
one. There was practically no opposi-
ton and so the convention was not long
in session.
The candidate for sheriff, John Bolen,
has served one term in that capacity.
Mr.. Bolen possesses one quality very rare
in politician never to conceal his opin-
ions. He is outspoken on every question.
He never says one thing and means an
other. His strength in the county lie we'll
recognized and his efficiency as an officer
was well demonstrated during his former
term of service.
l.. c. Senglaub for county clerk ls q
nomination pleasing TO every one. Mr..
Senglaub is one of the most efficient Off
GERS in the state and as a man he has no
superior. He is modest man, strong in
tellectually and firm Of purpose. He
makes friends not by counting popular
ity but by his high character.
G. A. Gielow, candidate for county
treasurer has always discharged the
duties of his Office with marked fidelity,
Mr.. Gielow has always acted on the as
sumption that the duties Of his Office
should be his first thought and has con-
sequently made model officer.
For clerk of court, John Chloupek was
renominated. Mr.. Chloupek has made an
excellent officer but he has source of
strength outside his record as an officer.
His genialty and readiness to do any
friend favor have made him deservedly
popular. He is most conscientious in
the discharge Of his official duties and
always courteous to those with home he
has official relations.
A. j. Schultz is PROFESSIONALLY the
strongest man In the county. He has
done such valiant party service that "he
is hated by his enemies and loved by his
friends" He was quite anxious to retire
from the ticket this fall as the position
of district attorney is more a detriment
than benefit to him interfering as it
does with more remunerative practice.
But he was nominated by reclamation
notwithstanding. 1t is his nature to be
aggressive aud uncompromising. He
never permits bis position to be misun.
derstood and never asks vote for him.
self.
Theodore Wolf has made an excellent
register Of deeds and he fully earned the
compliment of a unanimous renomina-
ton. His whole attention is given to his
Office and the record he has made there
will speak for him on election day.
The nomination of G. E. Patzer for
school superintendent was one of the
best that could be made. He holds
state certificate and though a young man
has already attained distinction as an
educator. Both educationally and in a
knowledge of the supervision the COM
mon schools need he is thoroughly pre-
pared to take up the educational work Of
any county in the state. MIR. Patzer will
make an excellent officer.
John O'Hara the nominee for county
surveyor is specially we'll qualified for
the position to which he is nominated,
and although it is an Office to which little
pay is attached it's duties are SO congenial
because OF the mathematical principles
involved, that he prefers it to anything
else.
Who does not know DR.. Duhman, the
candidate for Coroner and who that
knows him does not like him? Gener-
GUS to fault, strong in purpose and
genial in his manners there would be
something incomplete in the ticket if it
didn't have his name. The Office doesn't
bring him cent and he wouldn't take it
if it did. He simply wants to run with
the boys and just share the same fate
they might out of pure good fellowship.
P. J. Conway received the nomination
for the assembly in the First district.
Mr.. Conway is one Of the brightest young
men in the county. well-to-do farmer
and man of character and standing.
The First district will find in him an ex-
cellent representative. He has filled vari-
Gus local positions and SO satisfactorily
as to give him strength with the people.
J. P. Nolan, the nominee for assembly
in the Second district is man we'll
known throughout the county for his ca
pacity in performing public business. He
has served en- the county board for many
terms and was always one OF the most
efficient members OF that body. He is
broad in his views. intelligent in his
action and independent in bis thought.
His training has given him peculiar fit
ness FOR the new duties he will soon be
called upon to assume.
VIM. Croll the nominee for assembly
from the Third district is business man
IN this city. He appears for the first
time as an applicant for Office although
he has always been consistent demo-
crat who worked unselfishly for the in
terests OF Che party. Mr.. Croll stands
high as business man and man OF
honor in all the walks of life. Although
running in republican district he is
qrite certain OF being elected.
REPUBLICAN TOWN CAUCUS
| 4 Republican caucus for the town of Manito-
| voc will be held at the Council Rooms on Friday
October 10th at o'clock in the afternoon of that
day, for the purpose of choosing delegates to the
| county convention to be held at the Court House
On Saturday October llth.