Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18

and favorably known by the voters through
out tho county. From mconvcrsation on Sat
urday last with Our friends from the severa
townships, we arc much olatcd with th'
bright prospects Of the Republican cause
The people are getting their eyes OPEN
They see that tho democracy--so-called-
are eovcrtly, but surely assisting tho soutl
in the extension of the curse of Slavery
They have seen the documents, facts anC
figures, TO provo that Mr.. Breslin took from
the State Treasury over half million o
their money, and they also know that uu
less tho republican party arc successful al
the polls this fall, this same horde Of treas
ury thieves and public works plumbers, will
again have the opportunity of robbing the
State Treasury, They know that the ex
penses Of the State have been greatly re
duced under republican rule, and that to Sc
cure the election of the republican ticket in
Sandusky county will further advance the
prosperity Of the county, and lessen their
taxes and secure their home treasury. Look
at our ticket and compare it with the one
put forth by the Slavcocracy of this county
The character, standing, responsibility and
business qualifications of each man upon
our ticket wo think is far superior to that
presented by the other party. They arc
men who arc personally known, and in
whom all'can trust.
OzIAs L. MINIS, was the unanimous nom.
inee of the Convention. Mr.. MINIS is un-
doubtedly one of the most plain, sociable
republican men in the county, and we dc
not believe there is man, woman or child
who has had business in our town, during
the past twelve or fourteen years who has
not seen and talked with him. He is in
every sense of the word, the peoples man.
He has probably done more to build up our
town, and advance the interest and prosper
ity of Sandusky county than any other man
in it. He has paid more money to Che
farmers for their grain than any other man,
and that too while grain was a drug for
store pay. If Mr.. MINIS is elected to the
Legislature, and we believe he will be, he
will attend to the peoples business as close
ly as he does his own.
ADRIAN VAN DoREN, of Green Greek,
was unanimously nominated for Auditor, and
a more capable man, is not to be found
He is qualified for all the duties pertaining
to the Office; and as there is to be a new
of real estate in the county,
during the next administration, it is abso-
lutely necessary that a competent and faith
ful man be placed in that office. If the vo-
ters of the county look upon this matter as
we feel they ought, they will give rousing
vote for Mr.. VAN DoREN, the farmer of
Green Creek.
THOMAS GILMORE, of Ballville, was unan-
imously nominated for Treasury. Here we
feel as if we should make special appeal
to the voters of this county. Look ueN
to yoar Treasury. The republican party
have been careful to select for this inpor-
tant office man of first rate business hab-
its, and one who is q good accountant, and
can tell every night, how his account stands.
Mr.. G. is farmer of Ballvile township and
the nomination is'one so fitting to be made,
that his neighbors of Ballville arc deter
mined to give chim the largest vote ever poll
cd in that township.
HENRY SWEET, of West Fremont, was
unanimously nominated for Sheriff, and his
popularity throughout the county is a good
warranty of his success. Mr.. SWEET is al
so farmer.
CHARLES H. GREENE, the present Clerk
was unanimously re-nomiuated. The faith
fulness with which he has discharged his
duties during the past term, constrains u.
to say he will be reelected.
WM. S. RUSSELL, of York, was unaui
mously nominated for Probate Judge. Here
friends, is another farmer, a man who is moi
ashamed to take you by the hand, and lei
you shake as hard as you please. He is
capable of filling any office in tho gift Of
the people, and the voters of this county
cannot do better than to put Mr.. r. in this
Office, where good Judgment and sound dis
cretion are absolutely necessary.
HOMER EVERETT, of Sandusky, unani
mously nominated for Prosecutor For thi
office the people know good andthorougl
lawyer is necessary to tho successful prose
eution of criminal matters. We believe
there is as little of that business talent re
quired in this county as any in tho State
yet we believe in having a capable and
faithful officer to do the business of the
FeoPle.
LEONARD Bacon, Of Madison, is The can
didate for Coroner, by unanimous yote.-
Farmer BACON is man of more than or
dinary intelligence and ability, having tn,
respect esteem and unlimited confidence 0
his neighbors, and is every way fitted to fl
the Office of Sheriff should such a eontin
gency occur. He will poll a strong vote.
JESSE s. OLMsrED, of this town was tn
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