The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-10-03

AFTER A quiet. but very earnest CAM
paign, the Republicans, on Tuesday,
ma med ticket that can be supported by
every citizen of this county. The candi-
dates are men of ability and responsibility,
qualified for the positions they desire and
who win do their duty to the satisfaction
of all
William T. Stecher. candidate for
Sheriff. is citizen of Riverside. where he
has lived for many years. He is popular
with all of his fellow. citizens. Not having
any opposition for the nomination he did
not wear himself out by visiting all sec.
lions of the county but he win make a
thorough canvass now and he will prove
to all who meet him that he is perfectly
qualified for the high Office of Sheriff.
There Is no reason why any voter should
refuse to cast his ballot for Mr.. Stecher
He is man of good habits and has a
reputation for honesty and fair dealing
that cannot be impeached.
William P. Lippincott has been re
quested by the people to again occupy the
Office of Surrogate. The stiffest fight of
the primary was against Mr.. Lippincott,
not because he was unworthy or not
qualified, but because few thought he
had been In the Office long enough. The
fact that he has been the best Surrogate
this county has had for years Is sufficient
guarantee that he is the man for the place
Every person who has had business at the
Office over which Mr.. Lippincott presides
will bear testimony to the satisfactory
manner In which matters have been con-
Quoted. Personal feeling or a desire for
revenge should no. enter into this contest.
Mr.. Lippincott should, and we believe he
will, receive the hearty support of every
man In Burlington county who desires to
see the business of one of the most i'm
portant Offices transacted In a fitting
manner.
Assemblyman Blanchard II. White was
also favored with denomination, not only
because 1t has been the custom to give a
member term OF three years, but for the
reason that he has made good and has been
an efficient member of the lower house at
Trenton. He has faithfully attended the
sessions of the Legislature and has had a
voice In every important measure. While
faithful to his party he has not been a
man to bow at the crack of the whip and
has shown an independence that Is to his
credit and for which he has been COM
mended by the people whom he repre-
scented at Trenton.
Robert Peacock, Auditor, will again ask
the people to support him for the import
ant position be has held for two years
Robert has not neglected his duties and
has always been ready to give his services
at times when really not required to be on
duty.
For Coroner Elwood W. Bolton, 8
Moorestown man. is the candidate and he
is qualified to serve in position which,
though at the foot of the ticket, is as i'm
portant as that at the head. In case of the
Sheriff being incapacitated the duties of
the office fall upon the Coroner and Mr.
Bolton will be able to take care of all bust
ness that may come his way.
The above is the ticket. No fault can
be found with it and no valid reason can
be found for not giving 1t undivided sup
port. It should be the aim of every good
citizen to assist In getting votes for each
candidate whose name Is printed on the
Republican ballot.