The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-22
re Aspublican DETERMINATIONS.

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zHe iesPublfean sremsnatsOas.
The Republican, Of Thu County hold their
RtimsfysM scings ID safusdaylastan md met 10
Convention on Mondayto Acknowledging
The vote stood as follows
For 4reasases-F Graham, feff5 Me-
Lain, sGJsAiisqnra95wol
Andtor-Hugh Burns, 500; J. Oldroyd,
S95.
c1erk-H. Buck, 741; J Strong, 1850.
Il. Stewart, 234; W. s. Shaw, 1913.
MerB1M. C1ugston, f8s; A. Nelson, $50.
Pro5ate JudgAJ.D d. Stubs, 9o9;S S. Smith
555. eAA @gg assStG g
Prosecuting Anormey-W. 7. johnson,
1855. T s. .yrfuaoo I'D 81 A
:: Comn.isstonsr-E. Lee, HAZE c.. Leach,
a59, h. Fem, so; n. Plank, 626; pad
hyfrmary Director-J. Boyd, 1882.
The following persons were then announced
by the Chair as the Nominees of the party.
Treasurer-F. Graham.
Anditor-J. Oldroyd:
UerI-H. Buck. ~ @ .r -lt
eSAeriyLM. Clugston. l. .
fr06Gt6 Judge7J. u. DVuDDS.
Prosecuting Attorney-W. T. johnson.
COMMISSIONER. Plank.
hfrnpary Di4otor-JsBo5d
+ We merely announce the resultfor the infor-
nation of our readers, just as we would an
nounce any other high-faiutin farce or show.
TIE Republicans are offering premium for
defunct Democrats. Two of that class are on
this ticket. One of the ticket is: the no-par+y
man of whom our predecessor, Mr.. Knapp,
wrote some time ago. e
Upon the whole, from among the entire list
Of competitors for the nomination we could
not have selected a ticket that can be more
easily defeated by the sturdy and u~nhinching
Democracy. That it will be done, we have no
doubt. With a clear Democratic majority of
300 IN the County, a majority that we have
given under circumstance far more adverse
than the present, with the same bitter and I'M
principled opponents, Standing upon the same
principles, it would be a strange episode in the
history of the Democracy of County if we
cannot defeat every man of as weak a ticket as
the one they have just set up. Let every
Democrat then at once go to work for this pur-
pose. We have now a little something to fight
They have. been ignoring the very e~scistence of
their, Presidential candidate for the past two.
months and skulking like shamed sheep thieves
behind the trees, but nowthese interested men
VIII force the concern down street to take
position. When this is done and the general
as we'll as local issues are fairly made up, know
ing as We do, that no man who has ever been
a Democrat upon principle, can go or has gone
over to the Abolition, Disunion party, a party
| they have always fought and a party that now,
as much as ever, denies equal rights to white
men, but grants them to negroes, Ashland
countyawil not only give her usual Democrat
ic majority, but will largely increase that ma
jority- sal- 2aa74 t'
The unusual bitterness, reerimination, fraud,
falsehood aud exertion that have been used
by the Republicans IN the canvass just closed
among them, shows, that they have some ex-
| peetation of success. This expectation is
founded upon the wish that on account of a
difference among Democrats on Presidential
candidates a DISCRIMINATION and feeling will
occur that will effect our vote on the State and
County tickets. From frequent conversation
with Democrats from all parts of the County,
we here beg leave to say to them triumphant
ll, that they count without their host No
such division win occur. We know ONO man,
no Democrat, whether he prefers Mr.. Brecken-
ridge for President or Mr.. Douglas, that has
any intention of giving over to the Repub-
Hcans,-whose success in the nation leads ne
~cessarily to disunion,-the control of the ma
tional, State OF. County organizations. No
democrat has any notion of doing any such a
thing; and we would say here, and the gentle
men candidates on the Republican ticket can
tput it in their pipes and smoke it" or write
it down in their note books" and We say it
with, the endorsement of the Democracy of
the County, that every Democrat in the County
intends to support the Democrats State and
County ticket, and that we intend to carry
Ashland County by FIVE HUNDRED ma
jority. as sbgs s51s aysa .eat
The numerous aceessions TO the Democratic
ranks from the Republican party, the men
who have come to the conclusion that the Sla-
very question should be taken from the halls
of Congress and submitted to the people who
are to be effected b.. ii, makeus safe in record
ing this assertion. - o.
| CONGREGATIONAL Protection to Stare
| Property i'm the Territories.
! Quite a number of men who sympathise with
the Breckenridge movement in this State, de-
nv that Breckenridge and his supporters de-
mand the passage of a Slave code by Congress
for the Territories, and at the same time say
if they did they would not support such a doc
.thihe. We know that they do demand it, that