Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-10-17
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
REPUBLICAN PRESS ON THE
JUD0ESHIP.
Unanimous for 0. L. Moore Of Abi.
lens Who Il Commended by All
Counties a Capable and Worthy
the Place.
DICKINSON COUNTY OPINIONS.

Chapman Standard (Rep.); Judg
James Humphrey has withdraw
from the race for Judge which leave
a clear field for 0. L. Moore. Th
district will be presided over b,
Judge Moore.
Dillon Republican Rep.): 0. L
Moore is Republican and is prou'
Of the fact, but a more honorable an(
impartial candidate could not have
been found in the district. Mr.
Moore's election Is q certainty.
Herlngton Signal Qnd.): Between
the Populist and Republican nomi
nees, no one can hesitate a moment
In choosing Mr.. Moore. He is one O
Central Kansas leading attorneys, a
learned and cultured gentleman who
will be a credit to the district on the
bench.
Hope Crescent (Rep.); The Repub'
licans have clear sailing for 0. l..
Moore, their nominee. We do not
see how any man who pretends to be
Republican can support or vote for
Populist for Judge when SO worthy
q candidate as Mr.. Moore is on their
own ticket, nor do we believe any
will do SO.
Hope News Rep); The Republi-
cans Of this section Of the county are
enthusiastic for Moore and will give
him their votes along with the nomi-
aees Of the party. Republicans Of
this district are torsaaaiF indeed in
having so capable and popular a can
didate for the head Of the ticket. Mr.,
Moore will make an excellent Judge
and deserves the sspport OF every
voter. !
Herington Times tRep.) 1t makes
very little difference to the Republi-
can voteEs Of this Judicial district
whether q few disgruntled politicians
are opposed to Mr.. Moore election
to the office Of district Judge or not.
The people Of this district will 60
right along supporting him just the
same and when elected he will fill the
office to the satisfaction Of all. @. l..
Moore will make capable, honest
Judge.
Abilene News Dem.) 1t was with
pleasure that the residents Of Abilene
and Dickinson county heard Of the
nomination Of their esteemed fellow
citizen, Mr.. Moore, as the candidate
for the judiciary in this, the Eighth
judicial district. While many Of our
citizens cannot cast their ballots for
Mr.. Moore, yet their refusal will be be
from principle, not from any personal
feeling towards the candidate. Mr..
Moore is a hroad-minded, intelligent
gentleman Of culture, against whom
not the slightest suspicion Of dis
honor has ever been directed. He is
an attorney who is especially well
read in law. He has the dignity, the
judgment, the integrity, which be-
comes q Judge. II the people Of this
district see fit to raise him to one
Of the most important positions in the
State, they will secure an honest and
competent man who will adorn his
lofty position.
ALL FOR MOORE.
The junction City Republican has
nearly a column Of commendatory
words for 0. L. Moore for Judge,
copied from the districts press. 1t
10 for Moore straight. The Peabody
Gazette and junction City Union are
prominent papers Of the district that
carry Mr.. Moores name at the head
pi the ticket and are supporting him
heartily,
UPRIGHT AND CAPABLE.
White City morris co., Register
Rep): The nominee Of the conven-
ton, 0. L. Moore, needs no introduc-
tion to the people, they know him for
an honest, upright, capable attorney |
4 ii man who for mere lAan . q score q
years has resided in Dickinson county |
and won the confidence Of his acquain-
tanoss and associates by bis loyalty |
to that which Is best and worthiest.
WORK WISELY DONE.
Marion Record Rep.); In order to
introduce him to the people Of Marion
county, the Record presents, today, |
some editorials from Dickinson |
county papers, referring to the Re-
publican candidate for Judge in this
district, Hon. 0. L. Moore. The
cordially Of these expressions from
the press Of his county attests the
high esteem ip which Mr.. Moore is
held by those who have known him |
long and well as lawyer and as
man. Marion county Republicans,
especially, will read these express
sions with great PLEASURE, and be |