Whitehead—to stay at home!
Of.MnjorJ. D. Woolley the people
are pretty well informed. He has
been a resident here for a long time,
and is well qualified for the position
of Councilman. His opponent, The
odore W. I’oole, is the pill dealer on
the corner of Sixteenth and Fergus
on streets. We think lie is more of
a “success” as a druggist than lie
would be as a legislator. He is of
ultra, red hot, rebellious proclivities,
and don't “go down” well with
Union men. Woolley will "icax" him
wofulty.
Three! of the Republican candi
dates for Representatives, Messrs.
Hoyer, Buell and Joslin, are well
known, and old business men among
us. The fourth candidate, Wm. H.
Brown, Esq., is a resident of Fort
Laramie, and his election to repre
sent thnt portion of the eountrj- ls
proper and deserved, in justice to
the settlers of thatsection. Howard
Sebree and Herman Haas, though
both gentlemen, will have to submit
to defeat, in all probability. Being
engaged in the wagon making busi
ness, they can readily furnish their
own transportation, by land, up the
valley of Salt river. They will roll
out for that elysium of disappointed
office hunters to-morrow evening.
Posey Wilson is a very poor Demo
crat, not in worldly possession, but
in faitli in the glory and importance
of departing Democracy. We have
hopes for Posey’s complete cure, and
perhaps he may be a proper person
to send to legislature sonic time in
the future. He had better wait.
James C. Abney says he never was
elected to anything he run for, and
we guess lie’ll keep up the old habit i
to-day. Better repent, Jim, and ■
turn from the error of your ways.
