Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25

Republican Meetinss im MilIcrs-
burg, Aug. 1S,1859.
Pursuant e preyious notice, Mass meeting
efsRs ReSdbkc1as Of Hofiues csdntss met at
she Coot Hs$se!sa Rillenbyre, Aug. as. 1859.
A ladnjn@nber ofsoters ofsbe opposite party
ress te 81 ascndsace. and but for the fact
|lha d sr<A Aers ss6kpss uy fSr tbss day by
the Republican State Cen. Com, failed to come,
everybody sould have gone home pleased =
The Disappointment as TO speakers, however,
~ss relieved by the opportune arrival of Or,
GALLEY, of Fredericksburg. who addressed the
People for couple of hours in an able and elo-
.GEDxAsn Hk1y Esq was called to The Chair.
JoHs FrSsxr, e lectcd Vice President, and ".
d. Co.'S, Secretary.
The objects ofthe Meeting having been stated,
Br. saauf1 wEE11cH, offered the' followiiasg res
o3ntipb6g 20 yG;cg slaflfa5 inilsb1oE eai 4
lsRsso.ssd. That each TOWNSHIP, toSvaaa hii,ii in Holmes
c6intv be Instructed 10 choose two Delegates, to
meet at the Gcurt Horue. in Millersburg, on
Saturday, Sept, 3, 1859, then and there TO put
in nomination suitable candidates for the sever
al county officers to be elected this falI.I
son, instiSn the 1follosing persons were 3p-
pointedz a County eentEal Seommiitee for. the
coming year:.2I OAskEf. Dr-.Eszlaua, AaBx=
kEz, Jozx MnLEz. p. Nssinaad JAMES DsAkE.
sReusrsd That a vote of thanks be- rendered
to Dr.. GAfIEs. for his address this day; p !ss5s
sRsslsad That The prpceedings of this Meet
isg be publiHshed H ih ihs Aolse, Gos7ty Rfpab-
w W. b. eoss, Sec. bo;s9q III z lis Z
5sd n7v-7 H --1s.>-ss = c-7l-7 sac
b'fE The Philadelpbiao Press, Loeofoco,
advises Mr.. BucHAsxS if be has not yet
surrendered his fondly cherished aim Of a
reelection, to aminglei a littleamong the
people, and he will soon be- convinced of
the folly Of it.'aaHe 'wouId,n says the
Press adiscovef that his name is is never
mentioned saye,to be coupled with vdeuun-
Citations Of his policy, OF piiyipg, wonder.
mentathat one who was once honored and
respected should have committed SO many
lamentable errors-that while the Opposi-
ton party are bitter in their abuse of him.,
the Democratic verdict is 0that he has IN
ficted greater damage upon their party
than any men that ever ired-that Of his
old friends, in Pennsylvania, their is scarce
lyaone who has mot been esfranged from
him-that even the few who are still full
some in his praise to the public, in private
fidicule and denounce him, and are ready
andlanxious to, lbetray him--tbat when the
4thLof March, 1861 arrives he awilI fisI,l
like Lucifer, never to rise again" 80 - I,''. !.
ID tWHicn WILL YOU TAKE? ?EImnledi-
ately after Jadge GHoLsos's nomination,
the Democratic papers in Ohio bad letters
from Mississippi tojlpfoyeiithat he had
emaneipated his slaves, therefore be must
be an :Abolitionist. Having established
:. -
This TO their satisfaction, they are now,pnb-
ishiaglettefs from the same State, proving
that he didn't emancipate his slaves, there
fore she can't, Be an Aboll.ion;~tel NO
doubt but !, both sets, Of letters haye their
in Q bio, but what of tbatn f.hey
can he made to- answer the eapurpose.-+I
Won't some of their followers have a time
ofit, believing both stofies? 80 -
re- Tie following is the vote cast'ia the
several ae Il itQwslips for Treasurer and sherif,
At the primary election held in this eoun-]
ty on the 18th inst For The balance of
The candidates. chosen on dtlat oecasionI
there was not much Of a contest: