East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-12
HON. Il. 81. THOMSON.


The nomination of Hon. T.. IL. Thorn
son of Flint, for Representative IN Con
gress from the All congressional District
of Michigan, is received by the Democ-
racy in all parts of tho District, with the
same unanimity and enthusiasm, which
prevailed in the nominating convention.
The untiring zeal he has ever manifested
in laLoiing to advance the interests OF
Northern Michigan, his acknowledged
ability and energy as n legislator and
his familiarity with all the interests of
his District point to him in the position
for which he has been nominated, and to
which he will be elected as "thc right
man in the right place" The Demo
cratic press Of the District, without an
exception, give linn their hearty and uni
ted support. We copy a few extracts
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR CONGRESS
The Democratic Convention for this
congressional District, held at Port Huron
on the 9th, ult., put in nomination Mr.
Edward ii. Thomson, Of Genesee cOun
ty. Mr.. Thomson is an old resident of
this State, aud as well posted as to the
wants OF this district a. any man in 1t. -
His energy and ability as legislator are
well known. He can justly claim the
honor OF being an un,rng and efficient
worker for his constituents and this with
his experience, renders him peculiarly fit
ted to represent the numerous interests
of this large district. Ills popularity at
home is indicacd 10y his election to the
Legislature two years ago against re.
publican majority two years before Ol
nearly one thnusond 10 boo clio ols.., -" =.
of popularity, aud he should be, as he will
be, elccted.-Lansng State Journal
The MOTIVATION FOR Ess.-The
democracy Of this Congressional District
have nominated Hon. Edward H. Thorn
son of Flint, as candidate for Congress.
This nomination gives up pleasure mas
iauch as Mr.. Thomson is not only whole
hearted democrat, but is possessed of ev-
cry qualification necessary to properly
represent the varied interests Of the Dis
trict. With business habits-a full and
intimate acquaintance with the District,
and keen perception of its necessities,
he will make a Congressman such as will
give the fullest satisfaction not only to
his party, but to the people Of the whole
district. With Mr. Thomson to repre-
sent us, the country will be led to believe
that the Fourth District is interested in
something beside niggcrs, and this of it.
self VIII be refreshIng-POa,iac Jack-
soaian.
1t is with great pleasure that we are
able TO announce the name of Hon. ED
WARD III. THOMSON of this city as the
nominee. Mr.. Thomson, it is unneces-
ssry for us to say, is widely and favorably
known 20 the electors of the old Fourth.
Intimately acquainted as he is with the
interests of the District, and ever raedy,
prompt and efficient to discharge official
duties devolving upon him, it is to be
hoped that his nomination will be sue
ccsful at the polls.--Fhat Democrat
Hon. T. II. TnoNsoN.--The nomina.
ton of Il. II. Thomson, for Representa-.
tive in Congress from the Fourth Con.
gressonal District OF this State, meets
with cordial approval by men of both
parties in this section of the country
TO his arduous and untiring efforts in
our behalf while occupying the response
BILE position of State Emigrant Commits
sioner, we are indebted for much of our
present prosperity and wealth. The same
zeal for the interests, the welfare and the
prosperity of Northern Michigan, which
cave to us our German population, has
ever characterized him in the numerous
public capacities in which he has served.
Ills popularity in Genesee County, of
which he has been resident for many
years, will ensure him . majority such as
no other candidate could reccivc.--SpT"
Tines, Sag'aae CITY.