American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-02
The COMMUNICATIONS OF the PTess--
The Question Settled.

The C0nventl0n--keespon OF the RTess--
The Question Settled.
Prom the Jackson Co. stSndard.
We place o-day before our readers, the
ticket nominated At the Republican Con-
vention, which met at Columbus, on the
Sth inst. The Convention was harmo-
nious throughout all its action, and the
ticket nominated, taking all things into
consideration, is good one. That there
will be differences Of opinion in reference
to the candidates put in nomination will be
expected.
The delegates 10 this Convention met as
Republicans. they acted upon Republican
principles throughout the whole of their
proceedings. Participating and taking
part in said Convention, We feel in honor
bound to give the ticket there nominated,
our cheerful support. ..@F. t'
From the West Liberty Banner.
Columbus never before witnessed so
cheering and so eleyatiug spectacle
The gray-headed fathers of the old politi-
cal parties. the middle-aged and the young
men Of former and new organizations. met
on common ground. laid upon the altar Of
the public veal past preferences and party
fealty, adopted with unanimous acclaim a
Republican platform Of principles sound
and broad as the Declaration Of Independ-
ence, and nominated with great han mony
a ticket worthy the support of every friend
Of Freedom and the best interest of the
State. I'D
From the Lebanon Warren Coz Star.
The ticket, it will thus be seen. is admi-
rably divided both politically and section
ally and is destined to be elected by ma
Ijority so overwhelming that the Slave
Democracy will be so etfectually beaten,
routed and slain that it will never again
raise, within the limits OF Ohio, the Black
Banner of Slavery.
! From the Delaware Gazette.
That end we believe was accomplished
in the ticket nominated as well ifnot better
than it could have been by any other COM
binalion Of names. The gentlemen COM
posing il are all eminently qualified for the
posts for which they are proposed, and as
u whole stronger ticket. or one more wor-
thy of the cordial and united support oI
the people Of Ohio, has seldom If ever been
put in nomination.
Indeed the indications thus far are fiat.
tering far beyond general expectations, and
Everything augurs the success Of the tick
ct, by nm overwhelming majority. In thi:
county so far as we have been able tc
learn, it has been well received, and We
believe will secure vote fully equal t
that given last fall for Swan and Dickens
derfer.
] t..ts From the Maumee City Times.
The proceedings Of the Republican Stat
Convention, will be found in this week
paper. Also the ticket nominated at thi
Convention. We rejoice that so mucl
harmony and unanimity abounded in tn
Convention, and that so substantial an,
popular a ticket has been nominated
With this ticket success must be certain
for the opponents of the further encroach
ments of Slavery have clasped hand am
united upon it, determined that it shall b
: elected by triumphant majority.
, From the zanesvile Courier.
1t is not his fault now that he occupie
the highest position upon the State ticke
Had the compromise measures Of 1875
: been left undislurbed; had the South nc
t wantonly violated the promises made :
that time, and renewed the slavery agit;
ton by the repeal of the Missouri restri,
ton, Mr.. Chase would not now be the car
a dilate for the Governor of Ohio. But II
= wrong being done. the excitement renew
i ed, and the North given to understan
that good faith is not to be expected
their Southern brethren. it is no matter
: surprise that one Of the most distinguish
y standard bearers offreedom should be non
j. mated for the Gubetuatorial Office OF OIL
: of the Northern States.
1t is done. Wo think it was done
good faith and without any sinister motiv
T. Believing thus, and seeing no,other way
l. accomplish the purpose, we think the pc
ple of Ohio should ratify the nomination
70 made at the 18Th of July Convention.
;. .,1 [Fron tho Ashiabuia Telegraph
n The proceedings Of the Conventi'
= throughout seemed marked with very got
/ feeling, and the result Of their action
Of now before the people for them to pa
IN Judgment. With tile strong feeling
gainst the encroachments of the Slave
. interest, which lives deeply imbedded in q
! breast of the people of this State--with d
at precedents of last year of that streng
at when fully directed-the triumph of 1
licket-may be considered as among t
s. facts that will be.
From tho Carol Free Press
~ This day we swing atour mast head, t
10 names of the gentlemen placed upon t
ly Republican State ticket, by the Columb
n, Convention of the 18Th inst. And in
N. doing, we have an entire confidence tba
~ success awaits the cherished principles
NC Freemep, that shall at the time stand un
vailed, and unparalleled in the history
er State politics, both here and elsewhere,
fic tho overwhelming majority now in C
Ia. bryo, that this ticket will and must ha
!, : over tie poor, sickly, Pierceite slave
" propagandists, who are now stealing
ng unhealthy and sickly existence upon
lu- Northern dough-facc ticket of the 9th
TO- January last.
Il. From the Ripley drown county, Bee.
:, . Weike the platform and the ticket, q
~ will give the latter an earnest support.
ic' From tho Allen county, Peoples Press.
To-day we fling our banner to
th breeze, and having an abiding faith in
n liberty, firmness, and intelligence of
W.