The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-10-16
Campaign Notes.

Attend the Ovid rally, Monday next,
afternoon and evening.
The proportion of Mckinley pictures in
| the windows about the city Is more than 10
to for Bryan.
Hon. f. ii. Watson and Warren Pier
pont will address the Mckinley club at
Henderson, this evening.
A competent and honest official-Rudolph
Colby, the present county treasurer. Vote
| to retain his services for two years more.
Gen. Lew Wallace, soldier, statesman,
author-one of the famous men of the Ma
| tion-will talk republicanism at the Ar
mory, Owosso, Saturday evening Oct "a.
The republicans of Hazelton are actively
at work and promise to roll up an old time
vote. Senator Fitzpatrick had fine meet
| ing at Judd's Corners, Saturday evening.
Charles Rubekam has lead dollar, twice
the size of the.ordinary dollar which bears
the legends"l6 to Nit" The exhibition
causes sickly smile on the face of silver
ties.
The republican nominees for circuit court
commissioners, Warren Pierpont and j. III.
Collins, are young attorneys of excellent
ability. who have every qualification neces-
sary for the position.
Gov..elect .Powers, rof Maine, who re-
ceived the unprecedented majority of 49,
600, oughtIto be greeted by the largest audi
ence of the. season, at the armory on Tues
day evening next.
"Judge sSmith will run ahead of his
ticket in Howell. We are we'll pleased
with his work andsbelieve he ought to be
elected" Thus said republican worker
of Howell to THE TIMES on Saturday.
The outlook: for republican success in
this county grows brighter every day.
There is not the least doubt but that our
entire Ticket. will receive a large majority.
Hard: work from now until election day
will gives us majority of at least 1000.
The rally at Byron, Monday evening,
was one of the most successful held in the
county during the campaign. The address
of Grant Fellows aroused great enthusiasm,
beside convincing some that they wanted
nothing (more to do with the free silver
agitation.
The republican county ticket is composed
uf men Ipeculisrly qualified for the positions
to which theylaspire. A number of them
have served the people and their records dur
| ing this time should measure their claims to
reelection, and with their records they may
well go before the people.
Corunna Journal Every meeting where
Hon. FL. FL. Pulver is announced to speak
has been largely attended, which shows the
esteem In which he is held by the people of
the county. His we'll delivered and con-
vincing arguments incline them to believe
that he would; make vigorous prosecutor.
The.farmers of the county are taking an
active interest In the election of Francis M.
Shepard for representative. They know he
is in everyI: way 1.-THE man for the place and
intend to see that he is elected. The re
publicans Of Owosso city ought to see that
Mr.. Shepard gets more than his party vote
here.
Judge Smith and Odell Chapman have
been campaigning in Livingston county
this week. At every point they have been
greeted by a large crowd and the addresses
by Mr.. Chapman eagerly listened to. The
republicans of Livingston promise to give
Judge Smith majority on election day.
Monday night f. M. Fogg, of Lansing,
spoke at the opera house in place of Senator
Allen who failed to appear and speak in the
interests of free coinage of silver. 1t seems
favorite trick of the silver people to adver-
tise very prominent speaker who fails to
appear. Thus little talent is made to 90
great ways.
Corunna Journal: The re- nomination of
Senator Fitzpatrick meets the hearty ap.
proval Of his constituents in both counties
of Ingham and Shiawassee. His splendid
qualification is admitted by members of all
parties and he will receive large number
vi thOil tOtCos LILO CiCCtiOu Will U6 duOtutT
honor to Shiawassee county from the voters
of the 14th senatorial district.
The Mckinley Club at its meeting on
Monday evening voted to accept the invita-
ton to attend the rally at Ovid, Monday
afternoon next. Hon. John Patton Jr.,
will address the afternoon meeting and
Hon. V. M. Gore the evening meeting.
Both are eloquent and convincing speakers.
The TINES hopes the republicans of the
west side of the county will turn out en-
masse to hear these gentlemen.
The vote in Vernon township at the
spring election is significant as regards the
popularity of M. l.. Scougale and w. II.
Cole, the opposing candidates for sheriff.
These gentlemen were candidates for super
visor at that time. The voters gave Mr..
Scougale the splendid majority Of 1856,
nearly so votes ahead of bis ticket. The
vote this fall will be equally as strong an
endorsement of Mr.. Scougale.