The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-04
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR
CITY AND TOWNSHIP OFFICES
AT THE ELECTION, NOVEMBER I.

| forceful men that ever sat in council.
lUllom doesn't talk much but when
he opens his mouth he gets rid of
few crisp sentences that hit the ST.
tuation fairly on the nose and end
further argument
The second ward Democrats pres
ent T. j. Clary for councilmanic hon
ors "Tom" wasn't in town when he
was nominated and he didn't know
they were voting for him while he
was gone. This fact is mentioned
merely to show that the people of the
second ward know what they want
and proceed to get IT, This is an
especially plain case of the office
seeking the man Tom Clary has liv-
ed in Marion almost all his life. In
general way four-nfths of the peo-
7 lie of the city know him. They know
re is one of the cleverest. genial, we'll
balanced, level-headed young fellows
in the city. They know that when
elected he will give the city the bene-
TT Of q broad-mindedness and know
ledge of human affairs that will be
for the best interests Of all the peo-
PIE.
B. y. Carter, the Democratic coun-
cilmanic choice in the third ward is
one of the strong men Of the party
He is a man of mature judgment and
ripe experience who holds the respect
and confidence OF his fellows and who
would always be found on the side
OF conservatism and the strictest hon
esty. He has been employed in the
Marion Steam Shovel works about 25
years and his interests have been the
interests of the west end OF the city.
He would be a fine representative Of
that hustling, aggressive organiZa-
tion of business men who are bringing
the west end into its own.
out in the fourth ward \. j. Saut-
ter was recently appointed to hll out
the unexpired term of w. B. Straycr.
Almost Immediately he got into ac-
ton and has been a splendid repre-
sentative OF the workingmen among
whom he labors. lie was renominated
at the primaries and Is making a fine
campaign which will unquestionably
land him a winner next Tuesday.
Councilmcn-at- Large.
For councilmen-at-larg the Demo-
Gratis have selected three strong men
who will undoubtedly receive splen-
cid votes In the coming election. Y
7. Lucas, Levi Boseberry and l.. II.
| relauder are the Democratic candi-
dates.
| All three are well known and have
the confidence ana respect of a very
large circle Of acquaintances. All are
business men and have a good know
| far tpg
| lie depended upon to give excellent
support to Mayor Walters. who. when
elected, will endcavor to give Marion
q business administration.
Three councimen-at-large are to be
selected and the electors of Marion
cen select none who will serve the
public better or more faithfully.
township Ticket.
The Democratic ticket in Marion
township is one that cannot he pass
ed by without serious consideration
end one that viii doubtless find much
favor with the voters next Tuesday.
For trustee, three 20 he elected, the
Democrats have nominated Charles
I eterson, w. ID. Whips and G.. f..
Parks. All three are men of good
standing, capable and IL elected, can
De depended upon to give an economic
administration of township affairs.
DR.. c. +. Galley is again the party
raminee for township treasurer and
os usual the doctor has no opposition
II pretty compliment paid him by the
| Republicans. The Democrats return
this courtesy 10y making no nomina-
ton for township clerk to oppose the
present incumbent. |. Il. Osbun.
Much can ha said concerning the
Democratic candidates for justice of
the peace Yet both Charles Il. Gompf
who Is now serving and Charles w.
Iiaberman, are both so well known
10 the Democrats of Marion and Mar-
ion township that little concerning
them is necessary.
AS every one knows both are fear
less, tireless workers, strong and cap-
able men who are deserving of the
support OF the entire party, MIR.
Gcmpf has made an enviable record
during his term OF office and Is Il
most competent man for the place.
MIR. Haberman, Identified VITA the
Huber works for many years, and en-
gagged in much party work, also pos
sesses particular qualifications for
the position Of trust FOR which he sas
been nominated. The election of both
seems certain
For constable James u. Ullom has
been nominated for Il second term
During his first term Mr.. Ullom has
made competent and efficient Off
Ger of Justice Copleys court and 1t
is certain that the voters of Marion
and Marion township will reward him
by placing him again In office by u
handsome plurality
SCHOOL BOARD.
a vote for Pickering and Jacoby.