The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-17
Bslowwe givsthe Sfiei.l VOTE Of Harrison

bakers majorit?, .-.a $40
Treasurer of State.
William H. GIbsJu, X 1882
John u. Breslln, dem 1929
Glbson'S maoiit), $40
Supreme Judges.
Full Term.
Jacob Brinkerhoh', K II l7l0I
William kennon, dem I248I
BriukerhoH Is majority, Haya 462
.s. ... g.. ..f. Vacancy. .. ..E
Charles G.. Convers, IN 1888
Robert B. Warden, dem 1874
Convers' majority. ' 5o9
Attorney General.
F. D. KimbalI, KIN 1928
George W. McCook, dem 1920
Almbalps majority, 5ns
Board of Public Works.
A. G. Conover, k 1871
James b. Steedman. dem 1921
Conoyer's majority, $40
Common Pleas Judge.
Samuel W. BosLwick, KIN 1909
Thomas Means, dem 1889
BOstwicks majority. 3l3
Senator,
Cherries Warfel, n l7I3I
Smith II. Watson, dem l. . l2U6
Wariels majority, 5O7
Representative.
Ephraim Clark, 4 n 1851
thomas Finly, dem l.62
Claik's majority, 500
-E.. Sheriff. .....
Alexander BMgar, n 1918
Thomas u. Grimes, dem 1903
Bargars majority, 3l6
Treasurer.
Joseph P Johnson, KIN 1914
I Cylus Gilmore, dem 1859
lohnsonS majority, 422
Prosecuting Attorney.
Jesse H. n Math. k n,.. Il 1913
Josiah NJ. Eslep, dem 1881
Al Maths majority, sy 326
.av ga. Commissioner.
Jacob. Cramblett, KIN 1857
Return NJ Kennedy, dem 1878
Clambelt's majority, 384
Coroner.
A. @. Nixon 1711
Joseph Braden, dem l241
Nixoa's majority, 47o
Surveyor.
Jacob Jarvis, 1920
Samuel Bell, dem 1a, ma.1 1892
Jarvis majority, ...-.sr 528
Infrmary Director. ..5t s.se
Samuel Adams, KIN 1892
John d. Wilson, dem 1881
Adams, mHl9rlty, h. gs d. aaia. 46I.
"a When everything is taken into considera-
tion. the vote that the candidates of the
Democratic party in this county received,
should give encouragement to all genuine
Democrats. Last year the opposition party
carried this county by majorities ranging
from Gto 900. This year their highest can
didate Mr.. Clark only received $40 of
majority; while their lowest Gen. Bostwick
only has 3l3 of a majority. We are proud
er Of the vote that Dir. Finley received than
that received by sny other candidate on the
Democratic ticket, for this reason: Dr. Fin
ley did not, we believe, receive the vote of
single person thatis uota true genuine d. m
ocrat. The ll62 voters that cast their bal
lots for DIR. Finley are pure Democrats
men who have kept their garments un-
dedIed from any Of the isms oil the day.
men who never falter, but are always at
rlieir post, fighting for the success and as
cendancy Of Democratic principles I'VE
would not give those 4 l62 men for ten times
their number of voters who are continually |
fsltering-men that you never know where
to find them. With the Nucleus that these
li6a men will form around them, Harrison
county. before naay years, will be redeem
ed.g Mark the prediction hfsljaua5 T
Tie vote, gisento all ofour candidates is
very respectable, and shows that there stlf
lives in Harrison county Democratic party
Ia party Of principle--not party of"fag-
ends"
Let US De encouraged them, fellow Demo-
Gratis, with what we have. done during The
campaign that, We have just passed through
and ix our determinations. that for the fu-
ture, We will never cease battling for the !
right, and for the preservation of our glori. .
ous Onion. ~ ,'D Y f'l" t'3 aa' R77p" /"
Let al! the combined powers Of Know Nc q
lhipgisn. fanatical ab9ftionismr, or disuiiion. !
SIN unite agailsfit, The Democratic party A
i Harrison county will always be foand the V
anne ipmovable. unal.erable determined ],
arly tliat It's enemies have heretofore, On h
II occasions, found it to be. We fght on, q
e 6ght ever. We never viii give upsthe Il
bod oid'ship pDemocracy.' ''that bas always 4
rcagbb usaafely tbfough every storm aevsi y
nee tiia days Gifts bdiIdsr. Thofaas Jyiftr- 4.
on. Oaf principles are Fixed ard immosa. r