The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-17
ONION COUNTY TICKET.

A convention Of the Unconditional Union
men, Of Wood county, was held at Bowling
Green on Friday last, for The purpose Of
putting in nomination genuine Union
Ticket. Notwithstanding the inclement APP
pearance Of the weather, the representation
from all parts of the county was both intel
ligent and respectable in numbers. The
very best feeling prevailed, and we feel safe
in saying that Old Wood may be relied on
for handsome majority for the Uncondi-
tionsl Union Nominees at the approaching
election. "0ur cause it is just" and it will
continue to be triumphant as long as our
objects and principles embrace the rights
and liberties of the people.
GABRIEL f. GUYER,
Our worthy Candidate for Sheriff, is an
honest, obliging and industrious gentleman,
and having served faithfully in that capacity
for one term, is so we'll known to the peo-
pie of Wood county that it would seem an
act Of supererogation for us to enter into
an eulogy of his merits. His habits are
temperate, and, in again replacing him to
this post of responsibility, the people can
rest assured that their best interest will be
promoted. His qualifications are all that
could be desired, and his character as man
is irreproachable. He will be elected by o
very large majority.
ALVIN CLARE.
This gentleman has served enc term as
Commissioner, with great credit to himself
and profit to the county, and he now comes
before the people as Candidate for re.
election. Mr.. C.'s official business with the
people of the county, during the past three
years, has proved him not only to be gen
tleman in every sense of that term, but also
well qualified for the duties of the Office Of
Commissioner. He is one of the kind that
never shrinks from labor, and this together
with his business capacity has rendered
him justly popular with a large majority o.
the citizens of this county. He will carry
the full strength of the Union party.
sYLvANus HATCH,
Our Candidate for Recorder, is universal
fy respected as an attentive and courteous
gentleman - we'll qualified for the laboriouI
duties of the Office. Always honorable anC
upright in all his dealings, he is peculiar
ly fitted for the position for which he wa
nominated. His character as man il
above suspicion, and his acknowledged
popularity with the people is well deserv
ed. Here, where he is SO well and favora
bly, known, he will meet with but little op
position; and, we are inclined to think thi
will be the case throughout the county.
DANIE. d. AMEs,
OF Middleton township, our Candidate 70
Surveyor, is the man for the place" H
is stirring, practical and persevering man
who, understanding the wants of the people
has the energy, steadiness of purpose anC
the qualifications which capacitate him TO
this responsible Office. As civil enginee
and surveyor, he has undoubtedly more ex
perience than any other man in the county
if we except our present auditor, Mr.. Smith
Such man is much wanted, at this time
and he will, therefore, make an acceptable
and profitable officer for the countys bes
interests.
sNoDEN L. sARGEANT,
The Union nominee for Coroner, wa
chosen by acclamation. He has served on
term with credit alike to himself and tn
county. He will without doubt receive
handsome majority.
All loyal men will feel proud of the ticke
put in nomination, by the Uncondition;
Union men of Wood county, on Friday las
Every candidate on the ticket is worthy