Political Ads-1868

DONNELLY, MISHLER, HOLMES, LEFFINGWELL, SMYTH, HAYES

Posted By: Ken Wright (email)
Date: 12/9/2010 at 12:01:25

Jackson Sentinel, October 27, 1868

Political ads:

JNO DONNELLY FOR RECORDER-
“A vote for Jno Donnelly for Recorder is a vote for as honest a man as ever lived in Jackson County.”
(Jackson Sentinel, November 3, 1868: “Mr. Donnelly was elected by a handsome majority.”)

DAVID MISHLER FOR CLERK OF COURT-
“A vote for David Mishler for Clerk of Court is a vote for the best qualified man for the office ever nominated by either party.”
(Jackson Sentinel, November 3, 1868: “Mr. Mishler lost to Holmes for Clerk of Court.”)

JUDGE LEFFINGWELL FOR CONGRESS-
“We can elect Judge Leffingwell to Congress and we must. Let us see that every conservative vote is polled and we need have no doubt about the result.”
(Jackson Sentinel, November 3, 1868: Judge Leffingwell lost the election to Smyth for Congressman of the Second District.)

WALTER I. HAYES FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE-
"Vote for Walter I. Hayes for Circuit Judge. The best lawyer and jurist in the District."
(Jackson Sentinel November 3, 1868: "Walter I. Hayes lost the election for Circuit Judge.")