Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-09-07
Our Ticket.

van,ion. IL was AN enthusiastic con-
49,, 81 ooino, 4, tho ccu,tv
'ra. ,horo nth its fulI ouo,a of dele.
- ond ,horo nave, assembled In the
80. oonr, honso III men more
no,rio,ic Devoted earnest and deter.
,.Inad ,bar vare the ~ deleoatea who
aoonosod tho DIckinson county Repub.
I,oon convention q, isaa There we're
NO hicLo,,nos M nersonal in,erests TO
snhserve Int every man WED in the
one unanimoua effort To place before
tho neo,,e NJ this county n ticket
which shouId command the respect
and confidence of the voters.
The nomination of Samuel &. Smith
10, coprtv a,tornev ia nm admirable
selection ria inst recoRnition OF
superior ability and worth in one Of
tho ,iain0 vouno man of the State and
IL elected. as his opponents practically
concede the LEGAL affairs OF this county
will be conducted with zeal. ability
and un1inehing fidelity.
The denomination of f. Il. Nottorf
aaaures to the people OF this county n
continuation of the clean. honest and
faithful administration of the Office Of
county clerk.
Eaually communicable is the nomi.
nation of DIR. w. N. King for register
of deeds. His excellent record as a
soldier and citizen is assurance that
thu honor ia not misplaced. He has
for many wears been n member of the
penaIon medical board of this county.
An honorable old veteran himself, he
has always recon mended Justice to all
deserving old soldiers who have come
before him for examination and has
aided them in all legitimate WAYS u
procure their pensions.
No halter nomination could have
been made than that of William NJ
Sherwood for treasurer. Mr., Sherwood
came TO this county in an early DAY
and located his family on a piece OF
land In Newbern township. He has
passed through all the trials OF the
early settlement and development of
this county. through adyersity and
prosperity. sowing and reaping; now
hopeful. now almost in despair, until
he has built I'D a comfortable home
surrounded by a well arranged and
improved farm. Six years ago he was
a prominent candidate for sheriff and
when defeated for the nomination,
without a moments hesitation he
publicly pledged the man who defeated
him his hearty, earnest support and he
yaliaptly redeemed his pledge. During
the past three years when men whom
the marty had honored were basely and
cowardly betraying It William NJ. Sher
wood has always stood firm beside
those Republicans who have attempted
to stem the tide Of prejudice and un.
reason. The party has honored itself
in naming WIN. NJ. Sherwood for
treasurer.
For weeks 1t has been apparent that
Richard A. Brown was the popular
candidate for sheriff not because any
one had personal objections to either
Of his opponents because the,
are all honorable men, but because th,
people had implicit faith in the abilit,
of Mr.. Brown 10 overwhelming defeat
the Populist candidate whose duple,
oolitieal eharacter has beoome nj
object of derision among the hones
politicians of both the People's an,
Democratic parties. Among tn,
great number of good and true men I,
no found In the Republican part,
Richard A. Brown stands in the from
rank. Asa brave soldier. an earnes
nublic snirited citizen. n loyal Kansan
n true hearted unfalterinp man anon,
man no will make one of the hest AN,
most efficient officers that has eve
nlad tho imnortant o,,,cer nj sheriG
The unanimous denomination of A
O. Romig for sn,vevor Ia "A inst rewsr
for faithfn, honest dutv wall performe
and a vanrantv that the office will h
bon, mn 10 the hi,h standard NJ axce,
7 lanoa IN which n has attained unde
; his manV vears Of ea,cient service
} Ir,aI n Arnahan,,h ,ha non,inaa o.