New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
CANDIDATES ~ ONO.


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fever heat-tbe one laborins vigorously to unhoIse
AID suIerse3e tie successful nsal-tte other kdri'
ing the ppuntlet Of defiance AZ iis Old enemy, snd
bsrrcadiGg the Government fortress (ncw 10 lis
control. and the prize for which tue belhgereut
po,jcs armies sre sDding), against the inrOad.
Of the attacking party Each has had It's Conyen-
tor. nominated It's candidates, adopted ,s PLATFORM
and IL now marshaing It's forces for TIE contest.
AZ Oaio j. the ttrd state in the Union, in Popa-
lation. ard one Of the first in advancement, prog
res, and prosperity, il is highly proper that eacn
whole party should know whom its branch IN ono
has selected 10 guard ia interests IN the coming
battle.
The Republican ticket ia one Of the abiest and
most popular ever nominated IN ONO. Ns candl
date for Cove nor, Wm DenDisoD. jr., is one Ofthe
mot gifted orators, accurate fDsDciers and sound
statesmen 10 the State. he IS 4 native Of Cincin-
ns.i not yet "a Years OF age, having been born
Nov % 1915. He graduated al Miami University,
at The sge of 2O-studied law-prac.eed some IN
Cincinnati-tben removed 10 Columbus, where he
DOW resides, and has, for many years, occupied 8
prominent position at fhe Columbus bar A. early
as Iril, the ardent love Of liberty thst has ever
fred bis soul shone forth through the bfilI.ncy
of his int. lie e. in speeches delivered against The
annexation of Texas, during that campaign. la
Is4c.9 be- was a distinguished member Of the Stste
Senate III 1872 be was candidate for Senatorial
Eleetor on the Whig ticket. In l-j6, be gss one
of the Comm,,tee on Platform, AZ the Pittsburgh
Convention, ard also member OF the Philadelphia
Convention. And, IN 1859, he was chosen oy The
representatives Of the great Republican party IN
y ra ~ IA
of Liberty through the coming battle. And noby
will be do it.
Us candidate for Lieutenant Governor Robert
c. Kirk of Mt. Vernon, KNOX County, Is phys
clan aod merchant. LOW thlrty.Ix years OIL. lie
Was elected State SeJatOr IN l-J5, aud iJr one
term discharged the duties devolspg upon one IN
that position with eminent satisfaction to hs con-
siituents and Republicans generally. He was one
of the Committee on Permanent Organization al
the great mass meeting held st Cleveland in June,
toselb,r with sucn stsunch Republicans as Phile-
mon Bliss. judge u. Il. Illdcn, and Henry ID.
Cooke.
It's candidate for State Auditor, Robert W.
Taylor of Youngstown, MahonIng County, is so Old
soldier in the Liberty ranks, an experienced and
faithful fna1cleT, al able legislator and man Oi
spotless integrity. He's fofty-ive years old, and
is Cashier Of the MahOnlug County Bank. In l-J0
be was elected State Senator, and duIIDg oil the
exciting fnancsl me growing ou. of the Treasury
deiacaiioD, stood firmly as d prominent member oi
the Finance Committee and investigator 0i the
Treasury. In Icj1 he was inumphautly reelected
and again became a brilliant member OF the Legis-
lature.
Alfred p. Stone of Columbus is nominated for
reelection 10 the Office of Treasurer. In Tue last
session of the XXVlIlth Congress he served as
Representative from the Columbus District, DE
being Democrat then. In $50 h. Was appointed
Chairman OF the Republican state Central Commit
tee and ss such that ISSUED the c.ll FOR t1e
Pittsburgh Convention in l-5b. at which t0nYen-
tion be was appointed one Of the National EXecu-
tive Committee that issued the call for the Phili-
delphis Convention. In 1851, upon the resignation
Of Mr.. Gibson as Treasurer, Gov. Chase appolnted
him to i'll the vacancy. Ia the same year ne was
elected Tor the regular term, aud having served
faithfully. and having conducted all its business
affairs ~ his own honor and the credit Of the State
he is aeain IN the field for reelection
Addison L. Russell the nominee for Secretary
Of State, is one of the proprietors and editors OF
The Wilmington Republican of CEaton County. lie
is 8 native Buckeye, 81 years old-formerly
printer-since member OF the State House Of
Representatives, and now the present able Sccre-
tsry Of State. and candidate for reelection.
William Y. Ghoson, the candidate 10 succeed
Judge Swan on the Supreme Bench, is & native of
Mississippi, formerly STAKEHOLDER. Several years
since be came IL Cincinnati, and msncpated has
slaves. He became an sn,l-siayery pehtciao. and
has been, until lately the distinguished superior
judge of Hamilton County, but declined reelec-
tio last spring He is of the very best lawyers
in Ohio-su experienced judge-a law author of die
tinction and Will grace the Bench as the luminous
exposltor Of the Constitution.
John b. Gregory of Sciotoleo. the csndid,te for
member oi tie Beard of Public Works, Is an eN-
pereuced engineer and well qualified for the posi-
iion The key. Anson Smytb, who is candidate
for reelection to the Office Of School Commissioner
is the most popular man ever IN The ONCE, aud
Justly too SIS lie possesses the requisite intellectual
cultivation, eminent ltersIy qualifications, and
great talent as an educator.
The Democratic candidate for Governor is Ruids
L. Ranney He is native Of Massachusetts,, nov
81 Years old, and has been in the State 81 yesrs.
He Was some years sgo one Of the law firm OF
Wade \ Rsnney B. +. Wade beibg the senior
member In 1850 be represented Trumb1ll Coun-
" in the Constitutional Convention, where he was
one Of the most prominent members, snd member
of the Judiciary Committee. In l-5i he was
elected supreme Court Judge, and served as term
of FIVE years With much ability; when. 10 l>Jb, he
wss defeated IS candidate for reelection. In
lc57 lie sppoiuted District Attorney for North
ern Ohio, but soon resigned and Was candidate
for nominat on for Governor in that year. butt
Def, sted in Convention BY the Hon. II. i. Payne.
lie was nomlnsted hy acclamstlon N the last Con
yeutiou. Judge Rsuney Is one Of the leaders of
Ohio Democracy, one Of the best lawyers n the
State and suPplejsck politician. He wss
formerly enc Il the Trustees Of the Meadylle Col
lese and is now President Of the Board Of Trus-
tees of TIE Ohio Stste snd Union Lsw College az
Cleyelsod, where he hs' resided for tWo Years.
lie Wi. cSrry votes than any other peuloc- at
IN Ohio could possb! carry ~ho Is out and cut Tor
Buchanan.
Wiilism Ii. Stafford o; Ch.iicothe. tle candidate
for lleutenan;-Governog. Is good l.Wyer. sud
fierce Democrat II ihree az four yesr.' Standing
hsyinG been Wig TIL lately. tie WAS lesd-ns
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