The Bessemer indicator., 1893-10-28
POLITICAL POINTERS

| c. j. Long has been = resident OF
Pueblo county for iwenty-one years
and this is the first time he has ever
run for county office. This is good
record for Chan but he will soon be
inducted into the office of commission er
from the end district.
unionism. belongs to the Railway Order
ss Engineers and will poll a heavy
railroad vote. Mr.. Mckee is the com
ing assessor.
c. W. Bowman served term as
superintendent of schools of Bent
county back in the early seventies and
has served Pueblo county in the same
capacity for the last two years. Mr..
Bowman is an efficient educator and
has the solid support of the teachers
of the county. a good indication that
he is the man for the place,
W. J. Mcnamara will owe his cleo
tion not to the republicans alone but
to the democrates and populists rs
well. Everybody who has business in
the county treasurer's office is willing
to attest to the efficiency and courtesy
of Mr.. McNamara and his clerks, and a
change is not desired.
c. d. Henderson and his several
deputies and assistants are always
spoken of as being a competent and
obliging crowd. They will serve the
people again.
Sheriff W. A Moses has served the
people faithfully and wei, and as a
mark of his popularity he received
denomination from the republican CON
vention without opposition. William is
the man for the same place another
term.
Pop mudslinging is going on u:
lively rate. That sort of campaign
never did win in Pueblo county and
never will. Personal abuse and low
blackguardism are poor political
weapons in these parts.-Chieftain.
Ed G. Donley is man of good
judgment and has the ability to make
exactly the man wanted for commission
er from the 4th district.
There are lively times in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the various political
headquarters. Chairman Dempsey raj
lies the unterrified hosts OF democracy.
Chairman Wildeboor marshalls the rank
and file of the 6. o. p. while Chairman
Townsend harangues the adhercnts of
the populist cause. There is energy
and earnestness in every camp and the
contest grows warmer as the time for
final action approaches.
1t is reported in political circles that
Chris Wilson has abandoned the race
and wants to withdraw his name. but
the central committee refuses to accept
bia r~si~pu,;np p~aua
The pops drove "Majah" Coan out of
Kansas. and he came to Colorado
hoping to get an office, and was a
candidate from the time he got off the
cars at Pueblo for any office the re.
publicans would give him. He didn't
succeed and he "fiopped" over into the
ranks of the calamity howlers. and he
is just where he belongs. He is
promised the county attorneyship if the
pops win. That fact alone ought to
defeat every pop if there was no other
argument.-O Opinion.
Hon. Fred Belts is long headed
politician and "A recognized leader
among the republicans of the county.
Having served the people of this
county faithfully, honestly and in
telligently, w. J. Mcnamara, can ask
for his reelection with good grace.
He is treasurer tor al! the people. not
for II few. and the man who picks rags
for a living receives the same courteous
treatment as the banker
Stand by Geo. Willauer for justice of
the peace. man of judgement, ability
and honor and most worthy citizen.
Judge Willauer has made the justice
court in Bessemer one of respcctabilty
and he has the good will of every at
torney who has practiced before him
II the Democratic candidates will
work as they should from now until
the poles close there is IA fair chance
of electing several members of the