Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-03
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We run up the Republican ticket TO the
mast head Of the LEADER with unleigned
pleasure. WmL,kM DsNNIsoN, Jr., the Re
publican standard bearer, will be worthy sue
cessor of Gov. CHAsE, the model State Execu-
tive Mr. d. is in the prime of manhood, yet
sn old settler Of Ohio and her Capital He has
grown up with the State, is familiar with all
sections Of ouF great commonwealth, conver.
ssnt with it's true pocy and best interests, is
a thorough, practical, business man. of ire
proachape character and unyieding integrity,
and has backbone Tor any crisis. Liberl and
tOlerapt in politics, an enlightened aud saga
ciOus statesman, Mr. DENUsON was formerly
an active Wing, who early and heartily es
poused the r public an cause, AMI as the efh
cisut ChairmaO Of the State Central Committee
has rendered excellent service in placing Ohio
foremost in the phalauX Of Free States.
ROBsRT G. KIsK, the nominee for Lieutenant
GovernIr, was the Senator from the Knox dis
trict in the Legislature of 1867, and dis.
CHARGED the duties Of his pos tion with honor to
himself aud his constituents. Like Mr.. DENIM
SON he is gentleman of pleasing address, is
Almirably qualified for presiding officer Of the
S.nate, and good public speaker. Mr. X has
wide popularity in the backbone counties"
Toe HAmitou County Delegation, a numer-
GUS body, unanimously brought forward the
Hon. W. Y. GHoLsoN, of Cincinnati, for Su-
preme Judge. In announcing this unanimty,
the Cincinnati Commercial remarks
The Delegation has but expressed the de.
cided sentiment Of great majority of the peo
pie of Hamilton county in the unanimity with
which they have resolved to present his name
to the Convention. His corner of the State
is fairly entitled to a seat upon tue Supreme
Bench, and while we entertain great respect
for other gentlemen, members Of the Ham
ilton county Bar, whose names have been
mentioned in connection with it, we feel
that it is 20 disparagement of them, and
but stating the sensible truth to say
that Judge GhOlson is the first choice of nine-
tenths oi the citizens of this city and county,
who, in making up their judgment as to the
qualifications which should distinguish the
judiciary prefer a lofty order of ability, strict
aud laborOIs business habits and spOtless in
tegriiy, to the traits that make up the charac-
ter of the peltifugger aud the politician. We
earnestly hope the Judge may deem it his duty
to accept the place rendered him. Certainly if
he hlas not he will disannrint MANI nf his
es rare qualifications. He has made his mark
as Senator from Mahoning for two terms,
is entirely familiar with tie financial
policy and wants of the State, is
decisive and firm, and will look to the welfare
ofthe Commonwealth with the sagacity of
farseeing and iuhexioly honest business man.
No better successor OF the present excellent
State Auditor, Mr.. WRIGHT, could have been
selected
Mr. Stone for Treasurer, and Mr. RUSSELL,
for Secretary of State have been tried and ar-
proved, as has Mr.. BMYrHE for School Commits
siOner. The People will ratfy their re nomina.
tion Mr. GREeoRY, for member of Board of
Public Works, is strongly endorsed by South
ern Ohio. He understands our Canal policy
and is devoted to its success
Such is the ti.ket. We shall labor eheerfulIy
aud zealously to elect it, and have no doubt the
Western Reserve will roll up its usual majority
Of thousands.