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Hon. M. J. Cavanaugh

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Parent Issue
Day
31
Month
March
Year
1899
Copyright
Public Domain
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Hon. M.J. Cavanaugh

The above is a a good likeness of Martin J. Cavanaugh, the democratic nominee for circuit judge in this county, as straight, honest and upright a young man as there is in Wasthenaw county. He is close to the people and it elected will do justice as near as lies in his power to all persons coming before him. The nomination for judge was forced upon him and consequently he is entitled to extra efforts on the part of his party in his behalf. No one can say aught against his character and none can truthfully against his ability. He has workedd his way to the very front ranks of the legal profession in this county and now enjoys as large a practice as any lawyer in the city. No one who votes for Martin J. Cavanaugh next Monday will ever regret having so voted. He possesses the mentality and the restless energy which force growth and continuous progress. His professional career is yet largely before him rather than behind him. He looks to the future rather than the past. The zenith of his career is yet to be reached. He is not resting on his past record. Such a man is sure to be more progressive, aggressive, studious, earnest and expeditious than one whose record is largely made up. This accounts for the astonishing successes attained by many young men in every line of effort. Mr. Cavanaugh is in the very prime of physial and intellectual manhood. He has a broad and liberal general education coupled with sterling natural gifts. He is a close student of affairs as well as his profession. His moral integrity is unquestioned. He is honest. His sense of right and justice is strongly marked. He is always ready to listen to advice but he makes up is own judgment. If he is elected to the judgeship his decisions will be influenced by his sense of right alone. He will be elected if democrats vote their ticket. He has a right to expect this much of the party which insisted upon his running.