The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-07
"roR PRESIDENT,
"W. ii. SEWARD, of New York.
IRON VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN J. CRIT rENDEN, OF Kentucky


iron VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN j. CRIT rENDEN, OF Kentucky.
ELECTORS.
"lst Dist Thomas Ewing 9, Jacob Barnett,
). VIM. Johnson, 4. X. Nj, Corwine, 5. John
Woods, s, VIM. Wilson, z. Jacob s Conckng,
s Earl Bill, 9. G. b. White 10. Hiram Grls-
void, IL. john Prohasco, II. F. B Wilcox, l3.
Chauncy N. 0ds, Ii W. Case, 8. ID. b, Brucn,
l6 o. T. Fishback, II. II, Ii. Hunter l9 John
Lowe, 49, Charles Converse 20. John ID. Bur,
nett, 2l, Joseph Geger, Caleb b. Smith, sam,
Galloway,
- vote the within ticket because it represents
principles and casts votes for mcu Gas far rs can
instruct the ccctors) OF my approval. They are
both tried statesmen of reliable character aud eX-
alted talents Certainly inferior to none that will
be voted for to-day Ii inferior men to them aro
to be elected to the responsible position OF Pres.
ident and Vice President it may be the country's
misfortune. but it will not be my fault.
"Nov, 2, 1852. DURBIN WARD"
MIR, Durbin Ward, the author of the above
ticket, made speech few evenings since, IN con-
nection with s. s. Cox, in Delaware county, o.
IN which he deemed it eXpedlent to make known,
in manner not overly polished. that he now dcs-
pises the negro race, for which he had 50 much
regard in 1882. At the meeting to which we refer
there was II colOrcd man named White, who to-
LpNS VIC OCCupdllpH VI bllCNNIIllll, CiEuJ OF ten
miles northwest from Delaware He was oduca-
ted Mt the University of Virginia. and subsequent
ly studied medicine, intending to 20 out to Libe-
ria, undtr the auspices of the American Colonial
ton Society. He changed his mind, however,
and was cmancipated, and settled where he now
resides. lie is quiet, unasSumiug individual
with strong and we'll developed mind; IA iiue
snaal!eg' .qpa good, writer" Wbite alended, the
the outside OF the audience, quiet and attentive
observer OF all that was passing. Mr.. Ward
having dealteXtenSivcly in figures, and various
Misrepresentation to prove that Buchanans Al
ministration has not cost the country in dollars
and cents, oucr Senty millions per anuum, wound
up by n dissertation on "niggors, 'remarking ut the
close, with significant shake of the head, that
"when niggers are about, especially in warm
weather, (Durbin Ward,) take care to keep to
the windward of them" A feeling OF suppressed
indignation was manifested in the COuutcnances Of
the majority OF those present, and after the ad-
JouEnment OF the meeting, leading democratic
politician OF Delaware introduced White to many
gentlemen who fingered on the ground and re
marked that he could talk or write either Ward
or Cox "out of his boots" Now put Wards ex
hibtion of egotiSm, published above, and this in
cilent together, and the united features present
faithful daguorreotype Of Dnrbn Ward, onco a
free soil whig subsequently red hot Know
Nothing and now worshipper at the toot-slool
OF James Buchanan, king of the Locompton-Dred-
efdi III this STATE on the Dit Is,,st. I..o'.ioy We"
What patriot was Durbin Ward in lS52!--
What demagoguc is Durbin Ward IN 1853! Tc
the polls, men and Democrats, aud vote for Dur.
bin Ward, the Free-Sol- Wing Know Nothing.
Niger -worshipping Negotiating canddutc!--
Great is Durbin Ward, the adopted CHAMPION Of
modern Democracy