Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-06-30
THE COUNTY TICKET.


The county ticket which was placed
in the field by republicans last Thurs
day is one that will receive the united
support of the party and recommends
itself to liberal voters as being made
up of competent officers and good citi-
zens. Never, we believe, has a county
ticket been placed in the field at so
early date, but this action was the
Judgment of the county central com
mittee, and THE REPUBLICAN believes
that time will prove its wisdom. The
party goes into the field with harmony
prevailing in its ranks and strong
ticket, and will profit by a long cam
paign.
In nominating Chas. H. Vail for clerk
of the district court for the fourth term,
the party recognizes the valuable ser
vices of a superior officer. Since SO
much of the court business is perform
ed in the clerks Office by reason of
adjustment of the circuit court, it is
important that that officer be a com,
petent man in order that the business
be correctly transacted. All attorneys
local and transient, and all court OIL,
GERS attest the fact that the office as
administered by Mr.. Vail is model, SC
that no other nomination could otteI
the people SO good service as the one
made. Mr.. Vail will receive the sup,
port of all who desire the most efficient
public service.
Mr.. T. p. Rees, the candidate fol-
auditor, has served but one term, but
in that time has given complete salts
faction to patrons of the office and to
the general public. He has given to
every detail of the public business that
careful attention which assures ac-
curacy and which distinguishes pub
lie servant. Mr.. Rees leaves nothing
to explain, but makes the record of his
office correct and complete. Further
more he is a good and genial citizen,
and in every way deserving of the re-
nomination.
/. L. Statzell, Esq, nominated fol
county attorney, is conspicuous mem
Der of the Audubon county bar, and il
his practice at home and in neighbOr,
ing courts has been very successful
1t was not his desire to be nominated
as the salary is not commensurate witt
the earnings Of an attorney in practice
but the unanimous voice Of the con
yentlon will induce him to make The
sacrifice. In the event of his election
the interests of the county would bC
successfully prosecuted.
The nomination of George II. Hen
shaw for recorder is good one. Nj
Henshaw is young man who has beel
for number of years engaged in rea
estate, insurance and general rustling
and has acquired familiarity will
legal documents which would assure
able handling when left in his care, Al
of his business methods are able ant
painstaking, and he fully comprehend
the Importance of such instruments
Mr.. Henshaw is a young man, yer
popular at home and We doubt not tina
acquaintance will increase his popu
larity through the county.
DIR. II. ID. Miller, for coroner, add
strength to the ticket. He is a frs
class man in every particular.
There is not better man in Audi
bon county for supervisor than Geo. NJ
Ross, who was nominated by acclama
ton. Mr.. Ross has spent the bes
years of his manhood in Audubon
county, and has been very successful
farmer He is thorough going bus
ness man, and has employed Ties
principles in his farming operation
with very gratifying success. Who'll
occupied with his own business he ha
given but little attention to public Al
fairs, but when called upon to give hi
service to the public in legitmat
way there can be no doubt that his e
forts will be valuable. Unpretentioul
neighboriy and genial, all who kno,
him are warm friends and in the can
paign he will receive such cordii
popular support as is given to but fe'
men.
The ticket is strong at all points, al
will grow in favor as the campaig
progresses. 1t has the merit of con
potency and good citizenship. IL
strongest endorsements that can |
offered of candidates for public fave
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