Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-06-15
THE TICKET.

" nus cpOncu tuhOu6u ehc PhsA4soAJ1
and il is now In order to accept the
result as the choice of a united par
ty. As Democrats we cannot afford |
to continue the fierce fight that
ragged around two or three of the Of
fees. We must present a united |
front to our opponents in November,
IL we expect to be triumphant in the
state. congressional and senatorial
elections. We have absolutely mol
votes to spare. and no energy toI
waste in downing county candidates
against whom some hold grudge. |
Some enthusiastic partisans may |
now be uncomfortably hot, for we
are near the summer solstice, and |
swelling weather is the order OF the
season. But it is still nearly nve
months until election day. by which
time the days being cooler, the blood
will not boil as it does when the
mercury hovers in the neighborhood
OF the nineties. IL there is any indi-
vidual, or collection of individuals |
having grievancesr real orfancied, Who
now have it in mind to revenge those |
grievances at the polls next Novem-
ber, let them remember that pros
cription by them now will most as
suredly breed prescription against
them in the future.
The ticket nominated is an excep-l
tionally strong one, and composed
OF good men, who will faithfully and
honestly serve the people in theI
various positions to which they have
been chosen.
T. p. Schooler, the nominee forI
representative, is a young man OF
good attainments and ready fa-
miliarity with the fundamental priu-I
ciples OF our government. He In a{
farmer and q school teacher, and[
has risen by his own exertions to hi
present position. He will be q sobee.
Industrious and painstaking legisl1<I
tor, governed by no local preiudie(s
but solicitous only for the COM 4
uo{,d -~-----------s-laf- f-~aff - 4 ~
ii. e. Minter, the nominee for pro-
bate Judge, needs no word Of intro.
or commendation. His
record as a Judge is bis best endorse
ment. and his triumphant renomine-
ton is an evidence of the appreci-
alton in which he is held.
James C. Wallace has demesned
himself so faithfully in the Office OF
prosecuting attorney that he has
been again given the Office without
contest.
Henry b. Richardson, too, as cir
cult clerk, during his first term has
given such universal satisfaction
that no opposition was found to his
Raymond ID. Edwards has already |
been thoroughly tried in all depart
ments Of the county clerks ofiice and
Iound to fill all the requirements Of
the Office to q dot. Raymond win
continue to do business at the old
stand to the entire satisfaction OF
everybody. Il
BENZ. ii. Smith. the successful can.
1idate for recorder OF deeds, is one
more on the roll Of honor, who, hav-
ng been faithful In the past, has
been rewarded by continuation In
,ffice.
As county treasurer for the past
,wo years, Alonzo l. Welch has per
ormed the duties of the Office In q
manner so satisfactory to the peo-
pie that he goes in again without op-
position.
Lloyd II. Herring. for presiding
udge, is not new to the duties of the
to which he has been exalt-
ID. he has in the past served the
,eople on the county bench, and his
election at this time is the more
as it is an endorsement of
lis former record as a guardian of
he peoples interest. |,
James E. Dempsey mas served the
people so well in the Office OF sheriff.
hat he was chosen, without opposi.
ion, to continue to discharge the i,
luties of the Office till disqualified by {,
he constitution.
Henry Hayes has been chosen TO
succeed Judge Nickerson as Judge