Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-09-21
Our Ticket.

We have the pleasure this week Of pre-
senting to our friends, the Republicans of
Sandusky county, full and complete tick
ct, TO be supported by them at the ballot
box on the 9th of October. It is e ticket
which will do the Republican party an hon.
or to vote for, and having done that, as our
officers, they will honor the citizens, by dis
charging their trusts with fidelity.
RALPH P. BUcKLAND, as State Senator,
will be working nan in the Legislature
Of Ohio; exhibiting strong contrast when
compared with the Senator from this dis
trict in the last General Assembly of our
State. That be is eminently qualified for
this station, the people of Sandusky county
know full! well.
ozIAs L. NNs, for Representative, is
known personally, by almost every voter in
the county. AS thorough going business
man, and one who is fully acquainted with
the wants of the people, his equal could not
be found. By his friendly, sociable and
democratic manner, he has acquired place
in the minds of the people that nothing,
which the slavocrats of the county may do,
could defeat him, or the ticket on which
his name stands. We have therefore for
Senator and Representative two men who
will rank among the first in the next gen.
eral assembly.
EDWIN NJ HULBURD, for county Auditor
This Office is very important one to the
people; hence the necessity Of having a
man who is thoroughly competent to take
hold of and audit the business right and
properly, and whose figures when made
aUiH tell the truth. Mr.. Hulburd's acquaint-
\ ance is large. and he is one Of the most pop
uIar men in the county.
SAMUEL SKINNER, for Sheriff. Mr. S.
formerly belonged to the democratic party
of this county, but when they declared for
Slavery and the Kansas bill, against free
dom, he left them, and united himself with
the great army Of Northern freemen. He
is peculiarly qualified to Fill the Office of
Sheriff. So far as uprightness, honor aud
integrity are concerned, he is unsurpassed.
JoHE RAY, for Prosecuting Attorney
Mr.. Ray is young and enterprising law
yer, and a careful and diligent student,
and would devote his whole attention to
the duties of his office. He studied in the
Office of the present Prosecutor, Mr.. T. P.
Finefrock.
JAMES E DEAN, for Recorder. Mr. Dean
is a good and ready writer, and careful busi-
ness man, the necessary requirements which
should be possessed by the incumbent of
the Recorders Office
GEORGE H. STEWARD, for County Com
missioner With such a man as Mr.. Stew
ard to watch the county finances the peo-
pie vii! have tried and trusty man. If
the people had been in the habit of choos-
ing such men for Commissioners heretofore
the leaks in the treasury would have been
stopped long ago.
NATHAN CRAEDALL, for In6rmary Dir
ector The business of our county farm,
we think will be managed more to the sat-
isfaction Of the people. Mr.. c. is thor
ough farmer, and will be unanimously back
ed up by the East end the county. The
poor house corruptionists have been great
teaches on the in6rmary fund, and as they
are driven away from that place they seek
to establish themselves in place where
:here are falter picklngs The people have
set their seal OF condemnation on all such
men.
NoRToN RUssELL, for Coroner, first
rate man, one who is abundantly able to
fill The office Of Sheriff should a vacancy
occur.
DANIEL D. AuEs, the present County
Surveyor, was renominated with unanimous
acclamation.
Voters of Sandusky county your ticket
is now before you, the men of your own
choice. BY your freely expressed will, you
have named those you desire as your Off
cial servants. Your selections are good
They are all men of honor and worth