The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-27
Republican State Ticket.

The nominations bade by the Repubf-
can State Convention, on the 9Th inst,
are cordially received, and there is every
reason to belive they will give entire sat-
.isfaction to all parts of the State. The
completeness of the delegations, and tie
unanimity with which the selections were
made. are sufficient assurance of this, but
an additional guaranty exists in the unex-
ceptionable character Of the candidates
themselves. Tie tickets notonly good
one, 1t is strong one. In reference to
the denomination of Gov. Chase there
was but one voice. No other name men
toned. Gov. G. has honored his office,
and the people appreciate his exalted SER
vices. Thousand of those who two years
ago, were indifferent, if not hostile to his
success, are now his warmcst and most
determined friends, Moreover, he is the
truest representative of the Republic senti-
rhent of Ohio. With such name at the
he'd of the ticket, there is every reason
for congratulation and confidence.
The other candidates are good men
true to the principles of the Republican
party and fully competent for the duties Of
the offices for which they have been nam
ed. They are all new men, except Mr..
Blickensderfer, who was re nominated for
the Board of Public Works. Mr.. B. has
bad much experience in that capacity,
and has been faithful and noble officer
Mr.. Sutliff. the candidate for Judge of
the Supreme Court, is an able lawyer, and
man whose integrity of character and
purity Of private life will adorn the Judi
clal station. His residence is in Warren.
TrEmbull County. Mr.. Stones nornina-
ton for the Treasurship was made with
out opposition. He received within FIVE
or six votes as many as Mr. Gibson when
the latter was nominated, and now fills the
postiby him vacated. He is man Of
practical business habits and enlarged ex-
experience, and will make a careful and
faithful officer.
Judge Martin B. WeIker, OF Wooster,
Wayne County, the candidate for Lieuten-
ant Governor. is man of ability and
great personal popularity in the counties,
where he is best known; as was shown by
the earnestness with which the back bone
tier urged his nomination.
For Secretary Of State. the Convention
was fortunate in the selection of Mr. Rus
sell, of Wilmington, Clinton County. As
editor Of Clinton County Republican, ,ana
as member of the House OF Represen-
tatiyes, he has done good service for the
Republican cause. Heis man of good
business capacity and agreeable manners,
and will make good Secretary.
AS whole, the ticket truly represents
the Republicans of Ohio, and we doubl
not they will elect it by handsome ma.
jority.
Forthe Pioneer.
democratic Umion.'
here shall the Press the people s rigts main
tain,
Onawed by influence, unbribcd by gain;
Pledged but to ''truth, ? to liberty and law
o favor sways us, and no fear shall awe.
Mr. EDTroR.-The above appears a
the head of the Newspaper of the Nea
Democrats, first issued in tLis town, wbic]
with other declarations, almost induces
nae to believe that this paper would be Al
improvement upon the "Vindicator. :
But after perusal of the said 'Union''
fear disappointment even in chat hope. I