The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-11
THE TICKET.


The ticket nomiuated'by the democratic
convention on Saturday last left small
er legacy OF dissatisfaction than is usual
When the number of candidates are con-
sldered Those defeated realize that only
one person could be nominated for each
Office ana their disappointment has not IN
/ any sense emblttered them. They accept
the fortunes of war gracefully. Geo
| graphically considered, there might be
! some better distribution of the ticket,
! though the nominees are well fitted for
| the positions for which they are named.
/ Dan Tracy, the nominee for sheriff, has
been farmer II Liberty and while there,
| represented the town on the county
! board for number of years and served
IN the assembly for one term. He sold
| his farm within the last year There is
| no man living who is more true to his
| friends or more generous. Though a
man OF lndomltable courage he is touch
| ed readily by signs of distress and he
would give his last cent to relieve sntfer-
ing. He Will make an excellent sheriff.
Joseph Weinfurther, the nominee for
county clerk, has made his first essay in
politics and has been successful. He
came to the city from Kossuth. Mr..
Nelnfurther received an excellent educa-
lion IN German and set himself to work
to acquire an English education and he
has done 1t. He kept hotel for some
time IN the city and studied law, He has
been IN the employment of Madison Il
Anderson for the last few years. Mr.
Welnfurther is popular and deservedly
so.
Henry GOedjen received the nominal
ton for county treasurer. He Is a Two
Rivers farmer and is at present chairman
of the county board. He has been a men,
Der OF that body for years. He served
two years IN the assembly. Mr.. Goedjen
is man of afable manners and has had
large experience in public matters which
Will prove an excellent preparation for
the new line of work which he will be
called upon to undertake On January
next.
julie Lindstedt was renominated for
register of deeds by reclamation. 1t was
a lifting acknowledgement of his manage
ment of the affairs OF that office during
bic incumbency. He brought a large
share of ability to the discharge of his
duties and has made a model officer. He
certainly has no Superior in the state.
julie IS yet a young man and the future
than his present position, though it Is lu-
crative and honorable.
James Z. Nolan was repominated for
clerk of the court by reclamation. Mr..
Nolan had no delegates pledged to him
and took 10 part in their selection. For
the past two years be has attended to
the duties OF his office with a singleness
OF purpose which has earned him the re-
spect OF people generally. He Is a man
OF sharp dlscernment. earnest and faith
tul and has served the county well. The
people owe him a reelection as a person
al compliment to himself and IN recogni-
ton of the fact that faithful servants
should have their fidelity rewarded.
John Chloupek was nominated by ac-
clamatlon for the position of district at
torney. Mr.. Chloupek was elected to the
position two years ago and during his
term has had more and important cases
than ever fell to the lot of any district
attorney of like experience. But he
worked with unceasing diligence and ac-
quilted himself creditably in every in
stance. He has earned a reelection and
will receive it.
JOhn - tiara was nominated for cOun
ty surveyor. This was a fOregone con
ciuslon. The position always Domestic
him unsOught and he accepts 1t lot for the
money which is in it but for his liking for
the work. When younger than he is now
nothing pleased him better than to run
up against knotty problem IN mathe-
matlcs 1t has become second nature to
him and his Surveying outfit is dearer to
him than anything else except his family
and his honor.
DR.. Luhmann was renomiuated for
coroner. The duties of this position a. g
by no means OnerouR nor is the official
ourdened with perquisltes. The position
Is always offered the Doctor as token of
respect and as such he accepts it. The
people of ManitOwoc would be pleased to
vote for the doctor should he aspire to
higher position.
For SUPERINTENDENT Of schools A. ".
Dassler of Two Rivers was nominated. |
Mr.. Dassler is at present principal of the
Two Rivers high school and has been
principal OF the kiel school, He holds a
life state certificate and is an energetic
and successful teacher. Mr. Dassler will
make good superintendent
L. {. Maertz of Reedsville was nomIna.
ted for the assembly from the First dis
trlct. He has been a member of the coun-
ty board. Defeating two such strong
men as were opposed to him for the
nomination, is evidence of his popularity
VIM. CrOll was renOmlnated for The as
sembly IN the Second district He has
served two terms to the entire satisfac-
ton OF his constituents as his nomination
teStIfies,