Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-26
Democ cratic NouaInalions.

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sENEcA.-The ever faithful Democracy O
Seneca County have held their Convention, ant
nominated the following ticket:
For Auditor, Isaac Kagy; Treasurer, SllaI
w. Shaw; Sheriff, Edward Childg; Recorder
Albert Beilharz; Commissioner, Peter Eber
sole; Infrmary Director, Andrew Lugenbee
Surveyor, Dennis Maloy; Coroner, Paul Boil
linger.
The following resolutions were adopted:
ResoLved, That we approve and indorse the
platform adopted by the Democratic State Con-
vention.
Resolved, That the Democracy of Seneca
county are In favor Of prosecuting "the war
with all possible vigor 10 maintain the National
Constitution and Union without conditions" and
that we have no sympathy, on the contrary exc
crate and depounce all men who seek to over
throw, either by arms or extreme radicallsm
the Government Of our fathers.
ResOlped, That we fully appreciate the posi-.
tion of the President, and We congratulate the
country that he has withHtood the pressure that
ultraism has brought to bear against him, and
we are glad to say that In resisting this pressure
he has animated the hopee of conservative men
seeking the restoration Of the Union as 1t was
and the Constitution as II is, and we hope no
pressure of any kind will drive him into resign.
ing the Administration into other hands, until
the people, at the expiration Of his constitu-
tiOnal term, shall designate BY the ballot his
successor
ResOlped, That the Democratic party always
has been, and now is, unconditionally and un,
reservedly for the perpetuation of the Union,
the maintenance ol the Constitution, and the
enforcement Of the laws, we invite the co-opera-
ton Of all men who desire the suppression Of
the rebellion In electing the unconditional
Union Democratic Ticket this day placed In
nomination.
CLERMoNT The Democratic Convention Of
this county put in nomination the following first
rate ticket:
For Recorder, w. B. C. Stirling; Prosecuting
Attorney, William Arthur; Commissioner,
Francis J. ROudebusb; Infrmary Director,
David M. Hay.
GUERNsEY.-The Democrats of this county
held their Convention on Saturday, the 10Th
inst, and nominated the following strong
ticket: ~
For Auditor, James M. Carson; Sheriff, Viii.
liam Chance; Commissioner, John Lennon; !;
Surveyor, Robert McKahan; lnirmary Direct
or, Peter Wier; Coroner, William Eagleton.
Hon. WILLIAM LAWRENCE was President Of
the Convention, and delivered an able and elo-
quent address on the occasion. ]. W. WHITE,
Esq, who is named for Congress in the 18th
District, also addressed the Convention in Q
very acceptable and patriotic manner.
WASHINGTON gallant and invincible
Democracy of this county held their Conven-
tiOn at Marietta on the 10th inst, and nomina-
ted most excellent ticket, which is bound to
be elected. II is as follows:
For Sheriff, Augustus Winsory present incum-
bent; Clerk of the Court, Willis H. johnson;
Commissioner, William Thomas; Infrmary
Director, William CaywoOd; Coroner, Allen M.
Creighbaum, present incumbent.
That is first rate ticket from top to bottom.
Ii will have from three hundred to FIVE hundred
majority, if the campaign Is properly conducted
10 cold Washington"
JACKSON The Democratic Convention was
held in Jackson county last week, and put in
nomination strong ticket. 1t is as follows:
For Sheriff, John M. Jones; Auditor, B.
Kahn; Prosecuting Attorney, John G. Steven
SOD; Commissioner, Green Thompson; Survey
Or, Parker Smith; Coroner, William KesiDger.
The ticket will be elected
ADAMs.-The Democracy Of Adams county
are in the field, with the following strong ticket
Il will have splendid majority:
For Clerk, L. E Cox; Commissioner, Jas. R.
Stevenson; In6rmary Directors, James P Hig
gins, Joseph Hoop.