River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-11-03
To Republican Electors.

Remember that the elections take
place next Tuesday, Nov Sth; that it
is all important that you should be at
the polls early and cast your votes for
the whole ticket. There is no man
upon the Republican ticket who IS not
worthy of your Support and single
mark is sufficient to vote the entire
ticket.
First We have at the head of the
ticket for President Benjamin Harri-
son, for Vice President Whitelaw
Reid. Both men of note, both dis
tinguished in public service, both
loyal Americans and representing
Republican principles.
For Governor the popular Colonel
John C. Spooner. the man who has
twice overthrow he Democratic
Gerrymander 10y which it was at
tempted to defraud thousands of loyal
Republicans of their right of repre-.
sentation III the halls of the State
Legislature and incidentally in the
Senate of the United States.
Space viii forbid our mentioning at
this time the names of all the candi-
dates upon the state ticket, but we
cannot omit that of Willard ii. Cband.
Ter, the candidate for State Superin.
tendent. who has done more thar any
other living man TO build up the
splendid system of Normal School in
structiOn of which our state is justly
proud.
If fitness for Office, devotion to duty,
and untiring energy in the line of
cOuTtesies to constituents are reason
for continuing one in office Mr.. Hau-
gen should receive a much larger vote
than that of his party. Mr.. Haugen is
gentleman of excellent culture. has
devoted much time to the iuvestiga.
tiOns of economical questions of polit
cal importance and has won a deserv-
ed reputation as a faithful and valued
member of the house.
W. II. Phipps, of Hudson received
the nomination yesterday of the Re-
publican Senatorial Convention, held
at New Richmond, for the Tenth
Senatorial District. Mr.. Phipps has
held this position for the past two
years. and has in every respect per-
formed his duties to the acceptation
of his constituency. In the gerry
mander fights he has been an efficient
aid to Spooner-his knowledge of
statistics and familiarity with the
state making his aid particularly val
liable. He is sound to the core in Re
publican principles. an able business
man and of unblemished reputation.
His name adds much strength to the
ticket, especially where he is best
known.
For Member of Assembly we have
Byron ii. COrcoran, a farmer and loyal
Republican who will take especial
interest in the promotion of agricul-
tural interests.
The popular ex-Sheriff r. 5. Robson
should be remembered by every voter
in the contest for that important office.
Having had already two years of ex-
perience in which he has proven his
fitness for the office he will receive a
hearty endorsement from all of those
who desire to see the best man in the
place.
The present popular Treasurer j. T.
Bowers will receive hearty endorse
ment from his party.
The efficient present County Clerk
j. ID. Jensen should poll the entire
vote OF his party with many from the
opposing one. As an officer he is
faithful, psinstaking and accommo.
dating. AS citizen energetic and on
the right side.
Two years of official life have shown
that w. E. Warren, the present incum.