The Irish standard., 1892-11-05
The Democratic Party, Confident ano
Aggressive, Prepared to 90 Battle n
As Never Before.
Names Of Nominees Who Aspire
sition and Who Deserve Well att.
Hands of All Voters

county never had better servant in an
official capacity. 1t merit is to be r.,
warded he will he reelected by an over
whelming majority.
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DR.. Wm., j. Byrnes is another official
who richly deserves an endorsementat
the polls. The duties Of Coroner were
never more carefully attended to than
{ by DR.. Byrnes, and the voters Of Henne-
pin county will not neglect this fact
when they are marking their ballots on
Tuesday next.
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After you have entered the polling
booth next Tuesday take the pencil
there supplied you and mark an x OPP
posite the name of each candidate you
desire to vote for. Do not do so in a hur- !:
ried manner. You aredesirous Of voting
right, and you will do SO if you give
yourself proper time. s#344l
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George M. Blocker and Robert O.ss
Hinrichs are the Democratic nominees
in the Twenty-ninth district. TAeyres
men who have the respect and condolences
of their fellowmen, and not only their dis
trict but Hennepin county as we'll will
be benefited by their elections matter
that seems already an assured fact.
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For County Treasurer, voters Of all par
ties will avail themselves OF the .opnor-
tunity o. casting q ballot for that eten.
ling Democrat, worthy citizen and gentle
man, Thomas j. Buxton. He has often
been weighed in the balance and never
been found wanting. Place az x after tho
name Of Thomas J. Buxton. You will
have done most ereditable act.
James r. Corrigan, the present Judge
of Probate, has made record in this POI
sition Of which any man might we'll feel
! proud He has given universal satisfao-
tions His business-like manner in con.
Quoting the affairs of the Probate office,
his courtesy and kindness towards al
| under whatever circumstances, have wor
! for him encomiums on every hanc.
! Judge Corrigan's reelection is, a GER.
tainty.
If every Democrat is but trut to th,s
principles of his party next Tuesday, ia-
Hennepin county, the victory Will be
grand and complete. This done, Cleve~.
| land and Lawler will carry the count
| and every local ndidats--city ant
county--on the Democratic ticket vii
| be elected. Be honorable. DO not trade !.
! or scratch. Vote the ticket straight fronA
top to bottom.
G. s. Miller, W. e. Noxon and q. j.
Ames all good mon and true--are TO
legislative nominees from the Thirty frs
district. They are good, substantiis'
men in their way, are we'll acquainte7
with the needs of their district, ard theSz I
constituents may rely on spl-ndid5se, !.
vice at the hands of these gent lemen H.
the event Of their election, which ough
to be accorded them by q eubstarLial {
majority.
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Snch men as Joseph c. Scal'en, car
didate for City Treasurer, Scion Arm, I
strong, nominee for Comptroller, an /
John J. McHsle, the candidat. for Mt (
nicipal Judge, on the city ticket, are az
honor to that great party which piacssl l
them on the ticket for the various r.
sit1ons named Not only will they ges
the entire Democratic vote but huito
dreds Of others will also cast heir ball0ss
for these gentlemen next Tuesday.
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No man has ever served this city in ~
official capacity more conscien tionsly 81
with greater regard for the daties d..
.yolying upon him than the present maJ
OF this city. Az the years roll by his AZ
ministrstion of the affairs q Minneapoli.
will be looked back upon with the utmas
pride BY eli ito citlzens,I irrespe etiye 4.
party. Now 8 scand idate for iegislat 2
honors ID the Thirty second distfict,i
only should 3 every Demo supp
him, but men Dff All parties woult doW
to assist 81 d 81
Winston yin rs j,,l q L
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