The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17
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AAt NfNNaN NnAAOu-- Alle AlcheAs
The Republican Convention, held at
the IVigrsm on Saturday, was one Of.
the largest and most respectable that
ever assembled In Seneca county. Ey-
cry t)wnship was fully rcpra senicd by
6pe set of men--men Of influence and
Churucier, who lury aud honestly repre-
~-s''--'La Ran,,hlisan sentiment or tho
county. Their actions showed that they
were in corncst--thatthoir was noboy's
play, but tina, they intended to nominate
n strong ticket aud then elect Il. The
entire harmony thut prevailed aud the
general good feeling that characterized
the convention orc sure augurics of a glo-
rious victory in October. Wencvcr saw
a set of men more in earnest, than the
one which met on Saturday. The same
feeling, we nre glad 20 learn, peryadcs the
party everywhere throughout the county.
The Republicans are determinrdthat old
Seneca shall be redeemed from Locoloeo
rule, this fall
The result ofthc labors oftho Conven-
ton is the nomination of a ticket, which
wo believe, gives universal satisfaction,
We hsye heard but one opinion with To-
gard TO il, and that is, that Il is decidedly
tie most unexoeptionablo that the party
has ever presented to the sutfuges ofthe
rocple. There is not weak spot in H.
When We say this, we mean no reflection
upon the other good and true men, whose
names were presented for the different
positions, aud whom we would gladly
have supported, had they been nominut
cd Ot course il was impossible that al
should suoeeed-some must necessarih
be disappointed, but, as true Republican
who desire the success Of principle NOR,
than their own promotion, they will Rbid
oheerfully the action otthc majority AM
give hearty support to the ticket, Tn
party is not Sble 10 reward al its luithn
aud deserving members, at one election
A msn, who, when honestly defeated &
convention, turns round and lnbors uguns
the ticket, gives evidence that he is nc
true Republican and the party shout
keep their eye on him: The couvcntio
ia its wisdom, did thevcry best thing thu
Il could aud no one has a right to con
pluin. There arc doubtless equally quo
nen, who may feel that they huve bee
badly treated-,hst "RepubRcs AZ
uagTateml' &e,, but this Is natural IN
eoul y Ike oarf, ahtIc msjoitics ul,
We are assured from the gallant COZ
dnet Of those, who failed TO receive IN
nomination on Saturday, that no sue
rpyious Or personal feelings actuute thcl
bpf that they will unanimously suppo
the nominees.
ions II. PirrEg0LR, oW nominee Z,
Probate Judge, is a man well known
the people Of Seneca county, where !
has always resided. lie is lawyer /
Ttofession, man ofremarkable lndust
ofsound judgment and correct busme
heNilsi AUD, ~ every way wei qualihi
90 discharge the duties Of the Office.
secretary ofvarious ussotiuiions he h
given universal satisfaction, People, wI
have business 70 transact with him, "
Hlwsys know where to and him.
LEyl Wnmek, our nominee for Sher
$50 well ana fayorably known that
peeds no eplog'um nom US. lie Is a &c
leman "a every sense Of theword. Gle,
ia bis deportmont and strictly Just q
honorable IN all his dealing, Iiiaip
riy and conseienliou. regard for duty
his crowning cha1aetensuea. lie is p
eminontly On honest man, well qualif
forth oAiee and, ifelecled, a. he will
he wiz discharee the dutiesof the Of
ably and iaiihhllyr-iu other words
will be Sheriff Atmse.f iHdiVidao'iy.