Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-27
1uE UNION STATE TICKET.

soubts about the expediency Of dropping Gov
Ton. and taking up new candidate, whoever
be might be. for Governor. We were willing
20 follow, what seemed to be the leadpgs o.
sousd policy and political providence in the
matter. So the convention. We appfehended
might think and act The oeme Of JOHN
BsoueH, therefore, ss the choice Of the conven.
Nop, was not expected, and when reported, m
effort seemed TO be necessary to measure its
sxpedisncy.. and its effect upon the public
mind. It was not long however, before the
qualifications Of the nominee began to be CAD
vsssed, and the important features Of bis char.
scter and qualifications laid more open to pub
iio view. His intellectual ability being such as
70 place him in the front rank Of the ablest
men Of the State; . democrat by antecedents.
but too honest to follow sll the siDuosities Of
Ai party, and especially in its devotion to
slavery; sloyalty above question; an energy
and earnestness Of character, such as tho time'
demand, . popularity Of manner and address
were considerations that usually 90 to make up
. statesman and successful politician. The
heart Of the people was taken, and be was ad-
mittsd at once to bs the man for the place and
the nomination was hailed with strong feeling
ofspprobstoa. Mr.. BRouoH is; citizen Of
Cleveland, and lawyer by profession, and
var Democrat. he has. been a member Of both
houses OF assembly, incumbent Of the office Of
Auditor Of State. We regard bis election as
sure a. the advent Of election day, and when
the popular verdict places him in the Executive e
chair. be will prove capable. patriotic and e..
ecient Chief Magistrate. The traitor. there
fore, and bis sympathiziDg friends, may as well
prepare themselves for the perdition that SO
surely awaits them.
CHAs ANDERSON, the candidate for 1t. Gov
srner, 10 o brother to the gallant Major. Of
Sumter fame. A resident Of Texas at the time
Of the beginning OF the rebellion. he was forced
10 Zee from the State with the loss OF his pro.
perty. The lesson here taught him, has placed
him square on the great question. or his abil.
ny and mental cultivation there is no doubt.
The Auditor. Col. J. A. GOODMAN. ss in the
nse Of the member of the board Of public
works, 10 wounded and veteran soldier. lie
sas formerly 90 old Whig but oflste has voted
With the republicans. He is lawyer Of good
sbilisies, and resides in Central Ohio.
OF Mr.. DossEr, the candidate for Treasurer,
the reader will nsed no information, a. hs is the
present incumbent. ?.
The nominee for Supreme Judge. Mr.. Hux-
In n attsoaa Of r al M
better known as an able lawyer. than as poll
tician.
The candidate ior member Of the board of
public works, 10 veteran soldier. aud the nom
ination is an honorable recognition Of his gal.
isntry, aad tie sacrifices be has Suffered in his
nstils.sd person, for the Union.
10 Ill respects the ticket Is . sound and M
exeeptionabls one sod will command the en-.
thusiastic support Of the loyal and Union-lov
log citizans Of the State. II inspires confidence
and the feeling is becoming commsn, that be-
fsre ID. vallandigham treason will stand bui
little show.
REsoTuuoas.
Hon. B. F. Wade, Chairman Of the Com.
mittee on Resolutions. made the following
report:
Resolssd, That the cslamities Of the pres.
snt rebellion have been brought upon this
nation by the Infamous doctrines of nulfca
tlon and Secession. promulgated by Cal
hoas and denounced by General Jackson
IN 1864, and reiterated by the Convention
held 10 The city Of Columbus on the llth
inst. We &eDouuce them as incompatible
9Th tho unity. integrity. power and glory
of the Americas Republic.
Resolved, That the var must 20 on with
che utmost vigor, tiil the authority Of the
Nstiousi Government is 70 tablished. aud
tbs old 6sk floats again securely and tri.
smphsntIy over every state asd territory OF
ths Union.
RESOLVED. That IN the pressat exigencies
of the Rspublic. We Icy aside personal pre-
strsnse aad prejudiees, sad heOeesorth till
ths uas h ended win draw no party lice.
bas lbe greet line bstwsss thess Who srs-
tain ths 0ovsrnment sad thoss VIE op.
pons is--bstvees those Who rejoice h the
stp0D4 a or arms and those who rejoiee
n IL fuInnrA ~ ehs encmv