Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31
They're JILL GOODNEN.
NO DEMOCRAT CAN FAIL TO VOTE FOR THE
FULL COUNTY TICKET.
A List Of Candidates Possessing Exceptional
Merits, and Each viii Obtain a Good
Round Majority.


The county ticket presented for the
SURFACES Of the voters, week from to-
morrow, by the Democracy, is one which
every citizen can contemplate with sat
isfaetion. From ex-State Senator Tarr,
at the upper end, to Candldate-for-dele-
gate John B. Wilson, at the other, Is
model aggregation Of representative
Democrats, and that each and every one
will receive a good round majority Is
foregone conclusion. This is as it should
be. 1t is ticket which has the
advantage OF having upon it no less
than seven gentlemen who have hereto
fore served the people In elective Of
fees, and their record in the past is a
| guarantee that no mistake will be made
in again choosing them TO positions OF
trust and honor. Those who have not
| heretofore appeared before the people
as candidates are none the less worthy
| Of public esteem, and as remarked at
the outset, it is ticket which it would
be difficult to improve and one which
no voter of any party should properly
| hesitate to endorse.
Hon. William IL. Tarr, the candidate
| for State Senate, will make worthy
representative Of the Panhandle
counties in the upper house of the
| Legislature. AS a business man, he
is known far and wide over the
district as we'll worthy of the
the confidence Of the people, and his
! election to the Office to which he now
aspires, fourteen years ago. attested mis-
popularity among voters OF all political
faiths. His native county OF BROOKE
will give him rousing vote, and Ohio
county can be depended upon TO pull
him through handsomely.
For members OF the House of Dele
gates four representative citizens are
named by the Democracy. Every one
knows them, and all will attest their
eminent fitness for the position Of rep
resentatives of the people in the lower
| House. Business and professional men
of wide experience and sound judg-
mept, the interests Of the county and OF
the city will be ably taken care of at
| Charleston by them. Mr.. c. w. Brocku-
| nier is a manufacturer and business
man OF diversified experience and ripe
Judgment; Mr.. Imhoff is representa-
tive workingman, of keen intelligence
and of progressive ideas; MIR. NJ j.
O'Kane is business man OF long
standing, and as a member Of Council
| has done much to promote the improve
ment and prosperity Of the city, while
Mr.. Wilson is an attorney OF experience
| and promise, a scholar, and at the same
| time is a representative of the agricul-
tural interests OF the county. They
well round out ticket which com
mends itself to the support OF the voters
OF Ohio county.
ImGen. Albert A. Franzheim. the
Democratic nominee for Sheriff. we
have candidate deserving of enthusi-
astic support. A y04 g man OF ability
and promise, his candidacy appeals
strongly to the young men of the coun-
w, who have rallied about him with an
enthusiasm seldom equaled In this por-
tion of the State, while all classes will
unite in aUtesting with their ballots to
the esteem in which he is held. Lately
the object of most malicious personal
attack, he can point 20 public record
which has been distinctly advantageous
to this city, an example being afforded
in his sturdy advocacy OF recent i'm
proVements of public nature. Gener-
Gus, genial-SdpS pelIr ct sans TeDrOche-
Mr.. Franzheim stands before the people
in the capacity Of winner, and will
come In several lengths ahead.
For Prosecuting Attorney we have as
the Democratic representative that
most excellent young man and brilliant
attorney, Mr.. John A. Howard. To say
more would be to gid refined gold. The
only question which concerns his
friends is as to the size OF his majority.
Elected four years ago but short time
after his ADMISSION to the bar, Mr..
Howard at once took high position in
his profession. He has conducted the
arduous duties Of his Office with dis
tipction to himself and benefit to the
public, and s. recollection en- sures the re-
tention of the important office OF public
prosecutor in capable and experienced
hands.
For Assessor in the city district-an
Office among the most important In the
county-Mr. Charles T. Blanchard is
the candidate Of the Democracy. Here
we have an expert. II anyone in Ohio
county knows all about the duties Of
the place, it is Toby" and everybody
knows that he is the proper person to
make up the assessment books for at
least another term. Real estate owners
have confidence in HMM his judG-
ment, ability and experience-and in the
great dash Of Democrats under the wire
on the eve of election day Mr.. Blanch-
ard may be looked for among the first.
His companion on the ticket, for AS
SCISSOR in the country district, Mr.. Noah
Zane, is also man of much experience
in the work of the Office. He has full
filed the duties of the Office heretofore
in a most excellent manner, and well
deserves reelection.
Mr.. NJ. 7. Carr is the candidate for
County Surveyor-of course. Mr. Carr
has held this position from away back,
and as he has no competitor, he
will very likely continue to handle the
transit for another term.
DEMOCRATS AT WHEELING.