Democratic Sentinel, Volume 16, Number 8, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 11 March 1892 — JUDGE REYNOLDSOPINIONS OF THE PRESS. [ARTICLE]

JUDGE REYNOLDS—OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

Evansville Courier. The members of the bar]and Demoorats of this district, will present the name of the Hon. Alfred Reynolds, of Monticello, to the Demootatio state convention for the nomination to one of the judgeships for the court of appeals. Judge Reynolds is well-known throughout Northern Indiana as one of the most accomplished lawyers of the state. He is now serving on the oirouit bench, where his serviceshave shown his eminent qualifications for any judiciary position. It is by selection of men of ability and integrity that the standard of the judiciary of our state is to be maintained, and among all those whose names have been mentioned for this post of honor and responsibility none oan claim any advantages over this abl e and oonsoientious lawyer and worthy oit zen. There seems to’be no doubt of his nomination and it will be a pleasure to support a man whose name will give such strength and oharacter to the ticket.

Kokomo Despatch. It is with pleasure that we learn that Judge Alfred Reynolds, of Montioello, will be a candidate for judge of the appellate court before the democratic state convention on April 21. D. A. Woods has practiced in Judge Reynolds’ court and asserts that there is no man in Indiana his superior in the knowledge of the law. He was for many years a praotitioner before all the oourts in Indiana. He commanded a very large piaotioe by rea on|of his commanding abilities. He is now in the prime of life and if nominated and elected to the appellate court would at once take rank with the first-olass men whom Indiana has honored with judicial positions.

Fort Wayne Sentinel. Judge Reynolds, of Monticello, who is now judge of the Thirty-ninth judioial circuit, is a candidate for the nomination of appellate judge in the Third district. Judge Reynol s is a lawyer of distinguished ability and during his service as judge of the Thirty-ninth district has given satisfaction to both parties. His no mination would add strength to the tioket and his election would be an hoi. or to the bench. Fort Wayne Journal. Judge A W. Reynolds, of Moptioello, is announced as a democratic candidate for appellate judge from the Third district. Judge Reynolds is a very able lawyer, and it is suffici nt proof of his populsriiy to know that he is the only candidate from his district. Lafayette Journal. Judge A. Yv . Reynolds, of White county, is a candidate for appellate judge from this district. Judge Reynolds is one of the ablest lawyers in (his part of tbe state, and if emoted would bo an Honor to the bench It is highly gratifying to us to note these good words of a gentleman whom wo have intimatoU known for the past thirty years. 10 o r personal knowledge Judge Rovnold as never been an office-seeker. Boon after being admitted to the bar he pressed by bis friends for tbe prosecutorship in (ho t en strong opposition di< - trie: aud was elected. Later—agai 1 with out his seeking he.was placed in nomination tor inutor, R. 8. Dwiggins, then of Rensselaer, b< ing his opponent, and although tho district was largely'ropublican came within a few votes of an eleotion. Studious and persevering he acquired an extensive practice. Placed in nomination for the position he now fills he was triumphantly elected. And we predict the same result should the Democratic State Convention name him for the placo desired by his friends.