The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-16

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g The press in different sections
speak in the highest terms of common
dat;on &c tho Conoross;onal o.roor of
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Few Oh the many iavoraoie notices re-
specting his denominations:
From the Detroit Tribune.
The result is worthy tribute to an
able and faithful Representative. In
common with his colleagues, MIR. Wal
dron has contributed to the honorable
distinction which our State has attained
in the national Councils. Always at
his post, quick, shrewd, prompt-a
brilliant debater, and watchfuI of the
interests of his district, we are not sur
prised that his constituents felt that
they could not dispense with his servi-
ces. He should be returned by an in
creased majority. - -. -,
From the Detroit Advertiser.
Mr.. Waldron has earned a wide rep
utation during his Congressional cxpe-
rience of three years, as a devoted and
faithful representative, and has entitled
himself not only to the confidence, but
the support of every sincere Republican
in the District. We cannot doubt that
he will. receive it. 1t would be a re-
proach to their patriotism to suspect
them capable of anv other course.
From the Toledo (Ohio, Blade. 49,
REpUsLIcAN, NoM1SAr1oNsW We
have been reioiced from time to time
to see the Republicans of onr own State
as the Conventions were held ADDING
one bv one to. the list of nominees for
Congress. the names of GOOD reliable
men, and orr pleasure has been in.
creased by the continued manifesto.
tons of other States to send to the next
CONGRESS- men of sterl;no ;nteo,.;t,,
perfect reliability. and unyipldipu devo-
tionto Republican principles. Amongst
the names of those whose nominations
we hail as evidence of this spirit. are
the three brothers Washburne. viz :
Israel, Jr., from the fifth district of
Maine, Elihu B., from the first district
of. Illinois, and Cadwallader c.. from
the second district of Wisconsin. Next
to these are VIM. A. Howard of the
first, Henry Waldron of the second.
and Dewitt G.. Leech of the fourth dis
tricts of Michigan These are all good
men, and their nominations such as are
eminently I" fit to be made.n
From the Kalamazoo Telegraph
Hon. Henry Waldron of the Cd Con.
gressional District has also ; been 20.
nominated. For four wars has Mr.
Waldron ably and fearIesslv defended
the interests of the Re,ubiican Marty
and promoted the vital Interest IF ~
country. winning for b;u,,aIf h;nk
place in the councils of the nation and
the admiration and orat;tude 81 H.
constituents, =. =. 80" ~ -
From tho u;,,sd.,o s..,,
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tbusiasm. On recent Of tho naws nf
His denomination At this Mace ON Wa5.
.mesdav evening last the news was
sounded by the boomino of tho Art;l-
'lerv, music by the Martial Rand and
bonfires Illuminating different narts of
the village until late in the evening.
The next morning at 6 O'Clock a large
number of our citizens assembled at
the depot, where Mr.. w. was received
with hearty cheers from the enthusiastic
crowd, and the firing of the cannon
and music of the Band. The nominee
being loudly called for addressed the
crowd in short and appropriate speecb:
when gun was given for each County
in the District, by the Artillery.
Hillsdale will show to the people of
Michigan on the I'd day of November
next, that her strength is increasing in
the Republican cause, and that our
assertion a few weeks ago that Hillsdale
County would give the Republican
ticket $500 majority will be more than
realized. aIi & .T
From the Constantine Mercury.
He is the decided first choice Of tho
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