The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-08-29
The County Ticketi


Tie tickst selsoted blythe Dance,
raoy On Saturday last, i one Of which
We may all well feel proud. II is COM
posed Of men Of tried virtue. talent,
and whose Demooraey il above suspfs
ciou. We shall notice each separately.
B. w. KELLoee, Esq, Of Ashland,
70 the nomines for Senator. NIX
has been long and favorably known to
the Dem oefacy of this County as one of
the. strongest supporters of the Dome
cratic He has long stOod-At the
head of the bar in this this county, and
his talents are universally acknowledged
by all who know him. The unusually
large vote by which he was nominated
in the District, speaks volumes in his
favor, and renders his election only
question of time. The people will
have an opportunity of hearing Mr.. K
discuss the various political issues be-
tween now and the election, as We TN.
derstand he intends to take the stump.
DR.. j. P. CowAN, Ct JeromeVille,
is the nominee for Representative
We have known DR.. CowAN long and
we'll, and he has ever been courteous and
gentlemanly in his intercourse with his
fellow citizens, and has stood firmly by
the party in every hour of peril. A
better selection could not have been
made, and we deem his election a fore
gone conclusion.
:. G. w. UafE, of Ashland, is the NOM
inee for Recorder. The contest for
this Office was warm and close, and it is
q sufficient enconium on Mr.. URar, that
he has received the nomination over 50
many good and popular men. Mr.. UnfE
has filed many public positions of trust,
and has always made an efficient public
officer. he is in every way qualified for
the Office for which he has been noui-
mated.
JOHN WooDBuRN, of Milton, is the
nominee for Coroner. It will be sufi-
cient to say to all those who do not
know Nj. w, that he is one of the
best citizens of our County. He pos
sesses. those two essential qualifications
for any ohce-hOnesty and capability.
He is one of the most respectable farm
ers of Milton Township, and is univer-
sally esteemed.
JOHN KEENE, Jr., of jackson, is the
nominee for Surveyor. This nomina-
ton was given to Me, KEENE against
his wishes, but as no one offered them
selves for the Office, he reluctantly con-
sented to be candidate. He once filled
the Office, and to the entire satisfaction
of the people of the County. No man
in the county is better qualified for tie
place than is Nj. KEENE, and We con-
slider his election certain.
Amos HnBoRN, of Milton, the nomi-
nee foriCommissioner, and GEORGE BoT-
DoRF, of Mohecan, the nominee for In
Director, havsboth been renom.
mated without opposition. They have
zach filed the Offices for which they are
now candidates, with credit to them-t
selves, and their denomination is a full
Endorsement of their Democracy.
Fellow Democrats, our ticket is full
our flag is thrown to the breeze, and
The eontest is fairly open. Are you
-eady for the fight? Shall We suffer
IN ignominious defeat through inactiv-
ty, or will you buckle on your armor
md win sglorious victory. You have
,ut to viii it and the day will be ours.
Rouse from your lcthargy,s shake of
POUR Inactivity, and once more rush to
he rescue, Your duty to your eoun-
to yourselves and to posterity, de-
hands that you be true inathis contest
Democracy and Fanaticism.