Washtenaw's Candidate

We are pleased tn annonnce this eek that the iH'publivnu-; of tliis district wil] present t the coming state mivrntion, the ikiiih1 of Hira. Edwin I). Kiimt for the office i associate jmstice oí the suprèine court. Jih1;( Kinne bafen a resident Ann Arbor for the past thirty ycar.--. f[e is a gradúate of the uniVfi-sity. and gittee Iieeoïning a resident herè has beén city attorney, mayor, representative in the législature, and in April 1887 was elected Hreult judge for the 22d Judicial circuit, consistjag of the ecranties of Monroe and Wa-hteuaw, whieh position lie now lioldSÍ He was eleoted in tliis cir:nit by upwards of 2,000 majority wliilo the district is naturally dem'i-ratic by a like majority. Tlie south-ea-itern portion oí Michigan is without repreeéntatioo upon the state ticket, and in presenting the name of Jtxdgé Kinne the republicaiw of tliis ectioe feel that his selection wlil add stremgth to the ticket, as he is n man wlio Ks popular with the masses, aüd one whose qualifications ior the office no peí-son will question.