The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-10-06
THE COUNTY TICKET.

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last to nominate candidates for count
| officers on the democratic ticket was on
| OF the abIest that ever met in this city
There was full representation ana
| Was evident from the outset that il Was
dellberative body In fact as we'll as ii
name. The ticket nominated could no
be improved upon either IN respect to tn
| individual merits of the nominees or IL
geographic Distribution. There is gen
eral feeling that it will be elected through
ont. There is disposition among demo
Gratis to put forward every honest ff n
possible TO secure this end and place til.
county once more 10 the democratic ranks
Henry Lohrmanr, the nominee for zher
If, is we'll known to the people of tbs
county. He has served for years on th'
comfy board and was chairman of thai
body for three years. He lie farmer
though familiar with public affairs sine
he became voter. He was candidate
for sheriff two years ago, bnt went down
TO defeat with all his associates. save one
He bore his defeat with such Indomitabe
plr OK that he won the admiration of tn
people and he is stronger today before
them than be ever WAS. Henry ls Intelli
aent and will make good offic Vt.
Bruno Miller OF Mishicott. nominee for
register OF deeds, has also had experience
on toe county board and In other posi-
lions requiring the exercise OF good jndg
ment. He also was farmer until I'D &c
cident inoapacitated him from labor and
he went Inlo business in Mishlcott. He
has taken a deep interest in educational
matter. and received a good common
school education himself. He is popular
because OF his worth and the frank cour-
teey which never deserts him.
Fred Maresb, the nominee for count,
clerk, ls young man engaged in business
IN this CITY, though born and reared on q
farm In Kossnth. He but recently re-
turned from Porto Rico where he WAS
sergeant-major Of the End regiment. He
received liberal education and Is gener-
ally respected for his worth, modesty and
Rentlemanly demeanOr. He never court
ed popularity and the nomination came
to him unsouRht. He is competent, pains
taking and industrious. Fred will make
a model officer.
o. X. Zorn. the nominee for county
treasurer, has served in the assembly and
has had long experience o. the county
board. he Is one OF the most fearless
men IN the county and no one is ever in
doubt rs to the position he takes on any
pnblIc Question as he is outspoken to
bluntness He Is rlRidly honest and hates
doubt dealing. Mr.. Zoro cannot he used
to further any scheme tainted with dis
honesty no matter what tie cost Of oppc-
sltion is to him personally. He ia honest
and capable and will not beg for votes.
he Is one OF the sturdy people of the
county who should be given prominence
in the management OF its affairs.
2. j. Mcmahon was the unanimous
choice OF the convention for clerk of the
circuit court. IN common with the ticket
he sustained defeat two years ago. He
was born In Meme and received sn ex
ceileut common school education and
conducted farm until within the last
few years. He served as town clerk for
several terms. Every position he was
called TO bill has been managed with fidel-
lty and ability. He is familiar with pub
lie business, has wide acquaintance and
Is we'll equipped both by education and
temperament for the discharge OF the
duties OF the cffioe to which he aspIres.
T.. 5. SchmItz received the nomination
for district attorney without opposition.
DE ls graduate OF the law department
CT the State University and has been en-
gagged In active practice IN this city for a
few years.. He is young man of IN.
swerving hone'ty and determination and
with mental powers OF no mean order.
He has force of character and capacity to
deal with public u,atters so as to insure
their proper discharge. He is factor of
consequence IN the community and will
make most efficient officer
In no other county In the state, 1t Is
m INIn Il
contest OF talent for the nomination for
superintendent OF schools as there was at
the convention on Monday last. There
we're four young men candidates, the
nomination OF any one OF whom would
not only be creditable bnt highly praise
worthy. The county has reason to be
plea'ed that the services OF such men are
offered. The choice fell on Fred Chris
nanson, assistant principal of the West
Side School. He has had experience in
all grades OF schools and has been a mos
interchangeable worker 10 the cause Of edu
cation. He is largely self taught but it
has been with thoroughness and with a
degree OF industry from which most peo-
pie would shrink. He had TO climb the
ladder nnaided and his success is testim
ony to his deserving.
IL 10 uhuecesshry 10 speak or Dr, Lnn
mann as every one knows him and the
man who does not like him must he a de
generate IN the line OF human affection.
Literally educated as he is, his intellect
ual attalnments are second to his genial
lty and genuine kind heartedness. Bnt
love OF his fellow man does not prevent
the doctor from being positive in his
views nor from hating hypocrite. He
loves his DrOfoaaIop Init fip5o t,mo n ho
public spirited and takes an intelligent
interest in everything affecting the pub
lie good,