Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31
CONGRESSIONAL AND LEGISLATIVE TICKETS.

CONGRESSIONAL AND LEGISLATIVE TICKETS.
It il fully as important that pc /,
men give caref nj attention TO taese
tions Of the republican ticket rs the nz-
tional portion. They lead up to .
branches of state and national gov
ment that give aid and support to execu-
live policies state and national laws.
It therefore, behooves republicans to
look well to their congressional and
legislative nominees.
Mr.. Babcock is candidate before the
people tr the fifth time. That his
course in congress has always been for
maintainarice Of administration policies
and sustaining party supremacy. there Is
no seom 20 doubt. He has been an az
tire and prominent figure ID sozgrsss
and before tie people. He Ia man Of
details and sod work fOr party and ais
constituents No request made or ones
tion .aKed is ever neglected by him. In
the interests Of the Survivors of the civil
war who have drawn heavily Hpon ais
sims and snsrgiss, Mr.. Bsbcosx ass
svsr been solicitoaH He has beaz aSsiFs
in looking up their claims before tas
department. and has Been material IN
assisting hundreds Of them 70 2ross<zts
their claims TO sacosssful issue, Az
chairman of the national congressional,
campaign commit stee Mr. Babeoek has
rendered his party and tine people sift-
cient and valuable service. During sew
eral campaigns he has managed well
and through his efforts and foresight
no doubt. the house Of Representatives
8. the present session has a. republican
majority. 1t is 10 this end that he il
bending al his energies in the present
battle, and he declares that the house
will elect good working majority Of
republicans. Mr.. Babcock's absence
from the district during the eamr align
may be attributed 70 his confinement to
and direction OF the congressional cam
paign throughout the country. This
makes'it the more incumbent on repuhli-
cans to give him their open and active
support at the polls.
For theIower branch of the Legislature
republicans acted wisely in renominat-
ing Hon. Andrew H. Dahl, of Westhy.
Mr.. Dahl's first term. like that OF the
average nfenberof the legislature. Ia q
school leading up TO active participation
for succeeding sessions The experience
acqusyed IN bis first term win give him
a standing Cor assignment TO important
committees, better fit him for active
work on the door and otherwise be valu-
able 10 bins and the local and state con,
stituencies which he represents In his
term Mr., Dahl stood for legislation de-
manded by the common people. His
past record is guarantee that he viii
be found favoring measures demanded
by the party platform and in support Of
reform nle>sures advocated by he who
win be CTR nexS executive.
As the nominee sor state senator the
legislative record Of TIE writer, for tbs
past two sessions. h before the people.
He Is willing 10 be oncislly meas
ured by that record That it is IN
conformity with TIE ,isttorm demands
on which be was elected four years ago.
we believe none viii dispute, He has
no apology 70 of.er for votes cast and
no promises 70 make for the future. If
elected, except to support republican
policies, when well directed, and gen
eral purpose to be free at all times, in
his official capacity, to vote and act in q
consistent course that shall sring the
greatest good to the greatest number. Ne
invitas support on no other conditions
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