Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-07

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minute man at his post.
The whole list Of s alto officers, together with
the State legislature is TO be chosen. AGov.
ernor, Lieutenant Governor, Supreme Judge
State Auditor, State Treasurer, Secretary of
State, Member Of the Board of Public Works,
and Commissioner Of Common Schools. The
Republican State ticket is every way worthy OF
the full, united Republican support. Scratch
not a name upon t. tits not enough that our
majority in the County renders our home ticket
secure. We must labor and vote for the great
whole. Not vote must be lost TO the State
ticket. And this is needed not only for this
year, but for its influence upon the next.
The Locofocos are making almost unexam-
MED efforts to diminish if they cannot over
throw our majority. Let them be disappointed
Let our mai ioriiies roll up. BY increasing our |
maiorities here, let us do something to diminish |
thers elsewhere
The Republican County ticket is composed
good and worthy men, and every Republican
in the County should feel pride in working
and voting for the whole ticket To split,
barter off, OF in any way swap votes, will but
endanger Individual candidates, and disturb the
general harmony. Nothing is to be gained, for
Republicans have the power to elect every can.
didate without LOcofoco aid. To barter for it
is only driving bargain for the benefit Of Lo-
cofocosm.
The County offices to be filled are important
They are Senator, two Representatives, Ptose'
cutting Attorney, Treasurer, Coroner, Commits
sioner, and Member of Board of Equalization.
Mr. BREcK, for Senator, is well known to the
people He will represent them well, and do
honor to Cuyahoga He is an extensive
Farmer. has served with credit in the House,
aud is every way qualified for the Senate
Col PARsoNs, the City Representative, has
demonstrated his admirable fitness for the re-
sponsible and honorable position. He unites
industry, talent and tact with experience as a
Legislator. His election will be hailed with
pleasure by the Republicans throughout the
State. Mr. BLAKEsLEE has the requisite quall-
fications for good Representative; talents
integrity, sound Judgment, application, and fa-
mi;arity with the wants of the people of the
County and State.
Mr.. SLADE, for Prosecuting Attorney, has
strong claims not only on Republicans, but on
The friends ofgood order and faithful execution
of the laws without respect to party, He is
self-made young man, and has struggled and
overcome obstacles in the way of obtaining an
education and the profession of which. he Is an
ornament, that few persons have to graPPle
with in roughing it through early life. a
Bedford boy, thrown upon his own resources
at an early age, with ilial affection and an
energy as rare as they are oommendable, Mr.
SLADE has been the support of others dear to
him, while he has hewed his way to success in
the law, and secured the confidence and respect
of all who know him. i',' HE ''-'i'h's INDUSTRY,
strict integrity soltr'etu and the nract'ce nI
every manly virtue. As City Prosecution, a few
years ago. he illustrated his eminent fitness for
the office, and gave the best of assurance that
he will discharge the duties of Prosecuting
Attorney of Cuyahoga county without fear IA
vor or afFection--with an eye single to the law,
his oath of office, the faithful administration of
justice, the legal rights of all men, and due
economy in costs of prosecutions. We are
panied to see that the G crman Republican paper
in this city has seen fit to drop the name of
Mr.. SLADE from the ticket on Temperance
grounds, and the fact that the saloo keepers of
the city have raised fund for the avowed pur-
pose of aiding the Locofocos in the canvass
their candidate is making, should rally the
People of Cuyahoga to the support Of the Re-
publican nominee.
Mr. BURKE for Treasurer, has also grown up
in the County, is a man of integrity, correct
business habits, and will be safe custodian of
the funds of the people the law places in the
public treasury. The Democrats are making
a special effort to obtain the office OF Treasurer,
and are directing their energies to that end in
city and country. To defeat them, Republi-
cans have only to vote the whole ticket See
that this is done. Mr. HARTMEN has discharged
the duties OF Coroner satisfactorily TO the pub
lie, and with due reference to economy. His
reelection is due to faithful officer. Mr..
EVERETT is prompt, sagaeiOus, and careful
Commissioner, has the advantage of experience
and familiarity with County affairs, and will
deservedly poll a full vote In Mr.. WILLIAM
SON. for Member of the Board Of Equalization,
the Republicans have a capital selection, one
that will command large support of our cti-
zens irrespective Of party issues.
Such is the ticket, State and Comfy. Every
Republican in the Wards and Townships should
feel that he belongs to the great Committee OF
Public Safety, and work and act as if the entire
result depended upon his SOLE individual exer-
ton. Doing thus, we shall secure victory for
right principles, not only to be proud of now,
but one worthy of past honors, and future re-
cord and reference.
THE ENGLISH AT CANrON.-An English officer
at Canton writes 70 bis friends at home In regard