Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-05
Cur District and County Ticket.

OF our nominee for Senator, Mr.. Cox.
We have before spo' On at length, and viii
not recapitulate further than to say he is
The man fer the time and the place.
Mr.. David Haynes. of Poland, Afaho-
ming Co., the candidate for Member Of
Board of Equalization, was, until some ten
or twelve years since, resident of Vernon,
in this County, and was well known as /:
public spirited citizen. an honest and up
right man. He was one Of the staunchest
members of the old Liberty Guard, and
since the formation of the Republican Par
ty, has been one of its strongest supper
tiers. Since his residence in Mahoning, he
has maintained the same reputation, is
known as one of the leading Agriculturists
o. the County, n of its most prominent
and rcs;e,table citizens
The office of Member Of Board of Equal
ization is one of Importance, as upon &C
ton of its members will depend a fair and
equable adjustment of the taxes in the DIFF
feent counties: and whatever may be their
assessment, it will fix the basis for taxa
ton for the next six years. We are glad
that the choice of the Republican Party
has fallen upon such a man as Mr.. Haynes.
DR.. R. H. Walker Of Liberty, our next
Representative in the Legislature. in Lis
younger days studied medicine, and for
some years rracticed as a physician, with
success. Of late he has turned his atten-
sion to agriculture, and last year was
President of the Agricultural Society of
this County. He is well known through
out the county. as one of its most straight
forward, honest asa reliable men.
Aessrs- Lyman and Gilmore have held
the Offices for one term, for which they are
candidates for reelection. 1t is not nee
'essary for US to say that they have shown
their ability to perform the duties of those
Offices to the satisfaction Of the voters of
the county, because their denominations arc
sufficient evidence of the fact While they
have strictly performed their official duties
by their genial manners and efforts to ae-
-eommodate those doing business with them,
they have acquired a well earned populari-
'ty.
J. n. Stull. ESQ, is an energetic, reli-
able, honest man. a prompt, careful law
yer, and will make an excellent frosecu-
ting Attorney. Until some three or four
years since, he was a member of the Dem
ocrstic Party, but becoming disguised with
REIMBURSEMENT of the Fugitive Slave Law,
and its subscrvieney to the slave power, he
left the party. and has been since ana is
now = true Republican.
Mr.. Jacob S. Smith is an intelligent
who has for many gears resided in
Braceville, has always been a jealous Re-
publican since the organization of the par
'ty. He is highly respected both as a citi-
zen and a man. and is well qualified to fill
the Office Of County Commissioner.
Mr.. Gerry C. Reed is also a citizen of
Bfaccville. formerly of Hartford, a farRer)
has been a worker for the party, always
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the county, and is fully equal to the
Office Of Coroner.
Samuel Fansler, Esq. has been for mary
wears a resident Of Bristol. has held vari-
Gus Offices. all Of which he has fllel to the
satisfaction Of the people. He is compc-
ferrt to FL the o6s for which he is ncmi-
aatd, and a better one. d."