The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-18

ESs%I 3RtEEAF of members of our haHi
fg% A5SEk2A. who have been men
A9ats->ey toned for the position
Sss2-S ) made vacant by Judgcl e
Green's death, it dous
not appear to me that it is a very hard NUT
that the executive has to crack in naming all
successor. I'm all matters afiec ing his duties
to the public Governor Pattisou is painstakinRt
aud sagarious. In this case he means to be
very careful in making his selection, becatse
he wants to name man who will come
ueare-t to giving general satisfaction to'the
Bar and the people Of Schuyllil county at
large. He has Iutmated as much in his
talks with the champions of those who have 7
been pushed for the place aud 1t comes to
me very direct that he knows now pprity-
well who he ought to appoint but he wants
to give the friends Of every Que wha is urged .
for the place an opportunity to state th,ir
views and claims aud tnat next week some !
day he viii let 20 the hammer and smash the |
shellbark. 1t may, therefore be expected |
that on Monday, he 27th inst, the newly !
appointed Judge VIII be sworn in and ready
WHO THE MAN WILL BEN,
Prophets ard sons of prophets are just tnow
as plentiful hcreabouts as flies in August, nut
not one Of them know anything about it. la
tact what they do not know about it would
make good sized serial story that would run
through an entire volume OF your paper
The question is asked thousand times
day, in barber shops, law Offices, hotels bar
rooms, and on the street. 1t is discussed at
the homo 6Feside and going to aud uom
market-and The church. TmTy it is the all
absorbing topic, aud rightfuIly SO because
everybody nearly is deeply interested in the
outcome. The selection Of a Judge is always
an important matter and just nov the select
| tion of one who is TO take the place of 50
good q one as he who died is a matter of the
gravest character. 1t is useless to marvel,
however and | can do only as Others do and
that is to give my opinion which is--if he APP
points Republican he viii select MIR. Koch
and if he sel,c a Democrat he will select
either Mr.. Reilly, John W. Ryon or Mason
MeIdman. Neither of the very early birds
in the barn yard will gel the worm. This
you may gamble on, If it is only an opinion
sonetbip, each one ot. MS is. .rt,,.,.d ro b.,,
Humble though you and l are, dear reader.
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may be, who we can respect. We want no !
light weight politician, who has enemies to [
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sense honesty and neart He has h.ar /
appesI.d TO to give MS a good man and 5,a |
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