The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06


elected follows: Trustees E. Seymour, william S
Whippey, James s. Austin; Clerk, A. H Barlow; As
SCISSOR, n G. Ensign; Treasurer, G. Seymour Consta
bies, J. C. CatIin, o. Chapman.
The Republicans Of Reotstown had to contend against
monRrel ticket which was peddled by certain
headed Republicans, on which ticket tpo Republ
cans and flee Democrats, among the Democratic cand
dates were such names Otis Reed. Daniel Bogus.
The sooner the genuine Republicans Of Rootstown
treat. politically they deserve, certain disorganizng
ntis Reed Republicans among them, the better.
In spite Of all dsorgsnizDg efforts, the Republican,
triumphed in the election of most worthy and excel
lent ticket.
+ sTREETsBoR0-weh have most gratifying newl
from strresboro'. This hitherto Democratic town il
thoroughly revolutionzed with the exception of Treas
urer the entire Republican ticket is elected by major
tiles ranging from Eve to thirty-four. The following
ticket was elected Trustees Albert Dooittle, Joseph
Parker, osman Thomas; Clerk. W. Jenkins. Asses
sor, A H. weathsrbee Constables, William T. Boyd
8. A Page
J. W. Clark, Dem. was elected Treasurer by two
majority J NJ. Buriingame. the Republican can
didats Mr.. 3urlingame lost his election by having h
name accidentally omitted from number OF the ballot:
when written and the omission discovered till the
ballots were counted out.
Well done good and faithful Republicans Of Streets
boro-may you never loose the vantage ground you
have gailantly gained.
FRANKLIN-The Republicans Of Franklin have
done gioriousy eietug their entire ticket by majortes
ranging from SO IS. This result is refreshing
nvigorating The following is the ticket elected: Trus
tees John Barkhemer. 9. 9. seoviil, D. p Hopkins
Clerk, T. Deuel.: Treasurer, John Baird; Assessor
E. w Bassett coustables. Joseph Hall. o. Il. Newber
ry..ak Et.sa-. 7.7
CuAaLEsTowN.-Tbe Republicans Of Charlestowr
<-ua 10 air daea
patriotism elected ther entire township ticket by
jorities from to thirty nine follows: Trus
tees John W. Baldwin. Israel Gresnleaf, Ransom L
Coe Clerk. George E. Baldwin; Treasurer Lewis Loom
is ASSESSOR Frederick HalE Constables. Andrew Ma
ham, Lucus L Coe.
DEERFIELD.-The Republicans of Deerfeid send III
the cheering integence that they have elected their
tire township ticket by average majority of twenty
four votes 1t gives pleasure to add. that ex
celent friend that staunch aud des irving Republican
PETER HARTzEI. ESQ., was elected Justicte of tn
Peace David D. Gilbert, by majority of twenty
four votes.
sUFFlELD.-we learn with equal surprise and graf
hcstcn that the Republicans of sufied. have e-cte
candidates for Justice Of the Peace and
John D. Green, Rep elected Justice Of the Peace
Peter Leppsr. Rep, was elected Assessor This is th
frst breach ever made by the Republicans in sufiet
we believe. Indeed. good can come out Of Nazareth
PARIss-This township was heavily Republican. N
r. Pardee Rep. was elected Justice Of the Peace
| EDINBURGH This township went decidedly Repub
| lican. la
| PALMYRA.-The Democrats carried the tounshi
by eleven maiority-a greatly decreased majority
! RANDOLPH The entire township Republican tick
ct is elected Alo william Fl. Bettes R. elected Jus
tcs Of the Peace The steady and consistent devotio
of the Randolph Republicans to good cause, is
ouiy encouraging and gratifying, hut worthy of high
est praise. sfsai f1=sti
i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ticket elected. Daniel A
]. RUSSELL Rep. was elected Justice of the Peace.
ATwATER.-The Republicans, as usual, carried th
township. Addison woleott, Rep was elected Justic
of the Peace.