The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-13
Our Ticket.

RAINING for the positions for which Oh, J
have been nominated. These are gen'
orally taken according to the polities ol
| the reader, and yet some times there Il
something in them that 10 appreciated
even by those opposed 10 the ticket.
/ Our ticket 10 representative IN Ia
character in double sense. II 10 composed
Of men taken from among the people.
IL 10 not ticket OF politicians. And
second II represents the different sections
Of the county fully. The twelve men on
the ticket are trom ten different pre-
cincts. only two places having two can-
didatss. Notice how they are spread
over the county: Scio. Lebanon, Soda
vile, orleaus. Brnwnsville, Albany, Syr-
acuse. Harrisburg, ShelbuTn, Sh~dd and
Charlottesville. Gould q convention
have treated every part of the county
more fairly with tN Nelye candidates for
thirty one precincts. The great need in
Office now 10 honest, upright men, who
can be depended upon to do their duty,
and who will account for every cent
that passes through their hands, as well
AZ administer the different offices In a
businsss way. We present q ticket Of
this chaIarter.
The representatives are men who can.
not be bought or traded into endorang
bad legislation. Col. O, B. Montague is
foe speaker and will work for economy
and against grabe. Mark Peery is a na
tive Oregonian, a young man with
clean record and fine address. He will
do at Salem just whathe says he will
before he goes there. That is his past
record, and the DEMocRAr win bank on
1t. Mr.. ". Fl. Ingram, q former repub-
lican who left the party because OF its
shortcomings, 10 msn Of worth accord
ing to the reports from Sodayile, his
home, is fair talker and = hood reason-
er, who will be found on the right side
to his Judgment oil every bill
that may come before him ss repre'en.
talive from 20 important county as
Linn.
The judge OF an Oregon county, should
be an upright man who knows the
needs of the county aud who
will work in the interests Of the Te7-
pie and not merely OF his pocketbook
q man Of good judgment, economy and
Mr.. Il. M. Palmer, our
nominee is such man. He is 10 the
prime of life, man % splendid habits
and good attainments. His record in
he last state Legislature as passed upon
by the Salem Journal heads the list OF
he entire membership. The position he
ook on the different bills will endorse
he Judgment Of the Journal. The low
.st levy IN the state with farmer at the
head Of the court indicates that farmer
an make good county judge.
Mr. George Mcflargue, OF Brownsville.
he candidate for sherif, is q pionser
'endent OF The county. Brownsville
,eops speak in high terms Of him as .
,sighbos and . citizens He 10 fearless
nan and rustleF, q man capable Of ALL
ng the positionIWell.
W.T.. Hammer, . resident OF Linn
ounty for nearly twenty yearp, is a
'oung man Of excellent character, faith
al in all that he does. He possesses
..~x nla,;nnt n hiIfkw nnN Il nua AZ eha
leatest penmsn in the city. He is in
very respect deserving Of the position.
Ed Meeker, is another Linn county
,ioneer, and though farmer, 10 entire
y capable Of filling the posItion Of Re-
,order. He 10 goOd penman and is O
ellable man. Some sf our best recorders
lave been from the farm, and Mr.. Meek
II will be one among them
Our ticket is particularly fortioDate an
laving man Of the character OF T. J.
iDderson, Of Harrisburg, on q for ssses I
or. He has been q clerk ia the store Of
day & Senders tor about fifteen years,
md 10 peculiarly well fitted Tor the posi-
ion besides being populaf faithful. 1
ls is about forty years Of age, is q mar
led man with Eve OF six children aud
Harrisburg people cannot cay enough in |
lie favor.
Mr.. R. B Miller, Of 6helburn, nominee
Or treasurer 10 an old resident of the
ouDty. man who has been reliable in !
II things. His accounts will be kept cor
sctly according to the opinions OF those
moving him well.
The Democrat has never met the can
idate for county school superintendent
ROT. W. l.. Jackson. of sodaville, does
Z even know him by sight, but his ro-
ord is sufficient to give him Q good
landing as sn educator. He ie . teach
r Of several years experience, is said to
70 bright young man Of good appear
nee, and is spo'en OF in unmistak
erGs by those where he has taught.
A better selection could not have been
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