The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-10-30

THE candidates on the Republican
the voters of Kenosha county and
their records are such that Kenosha
county has the reputation of having
the best set of officials of any county
in the State. They have served the
county faithfully and with marked
ability and each and every one of
them is entitled to another term.
First on the list is S. Dwight Slade,
who is the nominee for Assemb1yman.
Mr.. S1ad e is man of high character
and considerable force who is eminent
ly well qualified to represent the county
in the Legislature. His previous ex-
perience should stand him in good
stead and he can be depended upon to
look carefully after every piece of Leg
islation in which Kenosha is inter
ested in the slightest degree. Mr..
Slade has one other recommendation
in his favor which should make his
election certain. He can be trusted to
vote and work first, last and all the
time for the return of John c.. Spooner
to the United States Senate. We say
trusted advisedly, for from present in
,dications it would appear that, not
withstanding the fact that the major
ity of the Legislative districts have IL
structed their nominees to vote for
Spooner unconditional1y, the fight
against him is to be carried into the
Legislature unless the Senator bows to
the will of the powers that be in this
State. Mr.. S1ade can be trusted to
vote for Spooner and this one thing
ought to be paramount to all other
considerations.
The name of Henry H. Timme, the
candidate for Sheriff, is familiar one
on Republican tickets. He has made a
competent official and is one of the
most popular candidates of the party
both in the city and in the county,
Will G. Crosby, the nominee for
County Clerk, is one of the most care
ful and painstaking men that ever
served the people. Always to be
found at his post OF duty and ready at
any time to go out of his way to do a
favor, he is deservedly popular and
one of the strongest men on the ticket.
If there is any man in Kenosha
county who does not know and like
John B. Maloney, the candidate for
Clerk of the Circuit Court, he is yet tc
be found. He is a man of marked
ability and has performed all the ex.
acting duties of his Office to the salts.
faction of the voters. His reelection
is foregone conclusion.
p. c. Torrey, the candidate for Reg.
lister of Deeds, is Republican of the
old school and one of the best known
men in the county. He is a man Of
the strictest integrity and there is nc
man IN the county better qualified tc
fill the Office. If faithful and efficient
service counts for anything with the
people he will be reelected.
Albert E. Buckmaster, the nominee
for District Attorney, is one of the
best known men on the ticket. In the
performance of his official duties he
has made many and powerful enemies
who are now seeking to defeat him by
every means in their power, but the
voters of Kenosha county may well
'love him for the enemies he has
made" The voters of Kenosha county
will not be party to any attempt to
punish him for the part he took in ex-
posing corruption in this city, and he
should be continued in Office to carry
on the work Of showing up the boodlers
if for no other reason.