Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-07-30
VERNON REPUBLICAN PARTY cAucusEs.
They vim be Held Throughout the County on Satnr-
day. August 9 Duty o. ofRepubllcans to Attend

Republicans should take notice that
their county and assembly conventions,
for the placing in the field ot set of
nominees to be supported at the APP
preaching election, will be held in Viro-
| qua on August 10th. The caucuses for
selecting delegate to said conventions
will occur week earlier, Saturday,
/ Aug o These preliminary meetings
| will be held at 3 o'clock in the afternoon
| of the ninth. and in the villages and city
at 730 in the evening They are the
| important party meetings and republi-
cans should not fail TO attend them.
Under the present system the caucus is
the cradle for greater events politically
and is therefore the bounden duty of
party men to there give expression to
their desires concerning candidates and
policies For these reasons, important
as they are, the CENSOR urges upon its
party friends TO turn ont ON August 9th.
In recent issue the CENSOR mem
toned the candidates. of different gem
tlemeu seeking nomination at the ap-
preaching conventions, To refresh the
minds of readers we repeat.
There appears TO be no opposition 10
the denomination of S. P Lier for coun-
ty treasurer, Thos o Mork for register
of deeds, Frank Mains for clerk of the
courts and J. Henry Bennett for district
attorney.
For sheriff there is active rivalry for
the nomination between s j. Seyerson
of Christiana, J. NJ Crsigo of Reads
town, and Aaron Glass OF Kickapoo.
For county clerk there are four aspir-
ants Messrs. Olaf J. Stoke of Bergen,
w. NJ Kingston of Jefferson, Langdon
w. Davis of Sterling, and James Mar
shall of Forest.
For superintendent of schools sne pre-
sent incumbent, Henry l. Gardner, is a
candidate for denomination. The other
a7oirant is Henry Linke of Hillsboro
E. J. Older is the only name announ-
ced for county surveyor For coroner
we hear nothing said.
For member of the legislature the
CENSOR has heard of no opposition to
the denomination of Assemblyman A.
H. Dahl, who so acceptably and faith
fully represented the county for two
sessions Throughout the farming dis
tricts there is unanimity of demand for
his return. On every interest affecting
the masses Mr.. Dahl was true and stead
fast If there is opposition to his re-
nomination it will be sprung in Viroqua
AG bno laSb ulOIl6ub DN lutcIoptOu PAL
ties, and because Mr.. Dahl has been un-
moved from his position for the fulfill
ment of party promises and in favor of
legislation demanded by nine-tenths OF
the people as expressed in the present
republican state platform, or which
Governor La Toilette and the republican
ticket stands. We admonish republi-
cans who believe in these principles to
be cautious and know positively that
none but men in accord With such prin-
ciples are sent to the assembly conven-
ton
ANY move of whatever nature at this
late date, will be an endeavor to secret
" secure a member of the Legislature
from Vernon county who can be depend
ed uro on to repudiate the promises made
by his party WREN he takes his seat.
This element will masquerade behind
the good name of Senator Spooner, or
any other catch pretext, to accomplish
their purpose. Republicans, be on
guard You have the warning. Don't
be caught in any trap set for you.