Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1861-08-03


The COuntrT Press on Union Nominations.
lis refreshing to see the unanimity with
which the country press in Ohio favor no-par-
ty nominations for State officers, bnt a weld
ing together of all who are in favor of main
taining the Union and the Constitution unim-
paired. Indeed, with the exception of a few
antiquated party hacks who are politically
wrong from instinct and who fancy their
own aggrandizement would be secured by
separate party action, the voice of Ohio is al
most unanimous sgainst the renewal of parti-
zan strife in the approaching election. We
copy afsF extracts from papers in different
sections Of the State, for the purpose of show
ing the strength of this feeling;
We call upon the Democracy of Ohio to
Join Us in a common cause against a com
mon enemy Wooster Republican.
The action Of the Ohio Republi. an Central
COMMITTEES is deserving all praise, and will
receive We doubt not the approval Of loyal
men of all parties --MediRa GGzstts.
Patriotism dictates the hearty Union of
the people at this time, so that the support Of
the General Government may be hearty and
undivided Hence We are opposed to party
nomin ltiOas.-A A0T0,o County (Dtm.) Seati-
asl9 sTs11sD Gfsaitk r 11
Meet on a common platform, for the sup
preston of rebellion and the maintenance Of
the Union - UrbqRa -CStissR.
In times when all patriots, Republicars,
Democrats, Americans and Garrisonians,
alike shoulder their muskets, seek the tent
ed field and bloody battle ground, and
shoulder to shoulder hazErd their lives in the
face of a common enemy, it i'll becomes
those who are LET behind to- quarrel and
s7arl and 1iyide into -Partizan parties for the
sake of saying that this nartyis faTorite or
that party candidate shall be elected to this
or that position Gusrnfey Times
The Union. the -GOEeInment and the en-
Iorcement OF the laws, must be our watch
word and motto. AWss, then, with party,
where principle is not sacrificed, till our cOun-
try is safe, rebellion put down; snd the Stars
and Stripes, our national emblem, unfold
themselves in peace ani their original gran
deur on every inch Of our sacred soI.--Leb- !
anon Warren Oo) Star.
A violent party struggle at this time
would have a tendency to weaken the
power which the Administration must have
in order to crush the rebellion, and would
tend TO divide and separate, where all should
esteem it a duty TO unite in a common cause.
-Ma7ysgiIls Onion CO.. Tri5ahs.
The interest Of the country in the present
crisis demands of all political parties to fore
go all party preudioez and cone upfas one
man for the maintenance of the Union
against therebelioas asiS,ates--.AshIand Times.
The preservation Of this government is Of
infinitely more consequences than, party or
ganizations, and if necessary 70 secure the I
former, the latter should beignored entirely.
The all aosorbing interests Of the war com.
pleteiy smother those partisan feelings which,
on,ordinsry occasions, will lead men to op-
pose the measures and opinions Of their po-
litical advisers and thus party names are for 1
the time being rgatteu.-Sfark Cd. Repub-
Laan. --.....- - .....r.. '--.4
Parties will do in times of pc .ee, but when
the country is in danger, all patriots are
brothers, Canton Repository.