The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1894-09-29
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DULUTH, MINI.
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Nominations are complete in the Oh
congressional .distaict, the 18th Judicial
Legislative and county reepecti, e'y and
good men adorn the Republican ticket.
Of course there is good deal of com.
ment on our county ticket, which to
some is not satisfactory, but Mr.. Towne.
clearly defined the position each and
every Republican should take when he
he spoke to the young mems Marching
Club-"The Republican party has a
duty to performd which says, Mr.. Towne
, we cannot deivate, we must stert al Gov
Nelson and mark to the coroner" The
zoe following are the nominees the Republi-
cans have nominated with brief sketch
of their good principles:
Hon. Chas. A. Towne, the young and
fearless Abraham Lincoln of today is
our choice for Congress. He was born
in Michigan in 1858 and is as many OF
our most eminent and political lights of
today are. self made man. To much
cannot he said in his favor as clear,
above board, unbiased and true friend
and he can 90 to Washington with as
much honors as ever did one who went
in the capacity of servant of his peo-
ple-he is loved and much esteemed by
the Afro. Americans of Duluth and will
find them at their post of duty on the
~ tn bold him &c
principles high above the heads CT his
opponents.
H. r. Spencer candidate for State
Senator to the majority of the Afro-Am-
orleans is a stranger, but a timer man is
hard to be found than Mr.. Spencer. He
was president of the Council and his fair
rulings won for him many staunch
friends,
Judge Lewis nominee for Judge of the
18th Judicial district is a young man who
has since bis coming to Duluth brought
out his thorough knowledge of his pro-
fession, kind and impartial respected by
his fraternity.
81. M Smith, nominee for State Legisla
ture, to see him once would be sufficient
to recommend him to the care OF his
constituents.
w. A. Cant, second nominee for legis.
lature resides in town. He has held
prominent positions among his people
in Tower and Virginia.
L. H. Whipple nominee f'r Treasurer
IS a bright winning youns ;nan through
business and competent, fAancier. He
is very we'll liked by our young men.
P. J. Borgstrom. nominee for Register
of Deeds is young man that one can
become attached to at once, his bright,
intelligent, manly face bespeaks the true
principles of one who can command
friends. -.. -..,. ..,-..
o. Holden nominee for Auditor is
young Republican, who has struggled to
prominence has served az chief clerk in
the Auditors Office for three years
Although stranger to our young men,
when met you will End genial man.
VIM. Rutchard nominee for Sheriff is
we'll known. He has served as county
commissioner for two terms and
was found not wanting; open, jovial,
good and vote getting candidate.
Geo Asbury, nominee for County At
torney is not very we'll known to our
young men, but should you meet him
you cannot help but be Impressed.
j.. J. E. Klund, M. D., nominee for
Coroner has served Duluth men the
past two years and deserves one more
term.
Judge Byers nominee for Probate
Judge needs no commendation he has
no enemies and justly deserves none.
He can count on US.
H. T. Durham 1.-THE Hustler of the
first ward, is nominee for County Com
missioner. Tom is a blooming fine lad
and the boys would like to see him
elected.
]. Owens nominee for Clerk of Court
has not the honor of knowing many Of
our boys.or sthey knowing him, but be-
fore the campaign is over he will be
pronounced as one OF the boys" which
title he will deserves.