The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26
The Union State Ticket.

The Union State Ticket
We place at the head Of our columns
the State Ticket of the Union Party Of
OHIO. II is a glorious ticket, and will be
tIiumphanlly elected.
JoHN BRoUGH nominee for Gov, ,wns olect.
ed Auditor of State, in 1899 by tho Dunno.
cratic party, then in power in Ohio, and it
was his frmness and integrity that then
saved this State from repudating her debt
He stood like a rock in his official tracks
and saved Ohio from the disgrace of non.
payment Of tho interest duo on her bonds
Mr.. Brough is native of Marietia; born
IN 1911 Early in life he became a prOcti-
Osl printer, working at thecase Thus he
supported himself aud paid for hit oduca-
ton, becoming fire English and Classical
scholar. Ho was editor of domocratsc
paper in Washington county, afterwards Cd
itod tho Ohio Eagle ut Lancaster, and iu
lS4l established tho Cincinnati I'm qurer
OF lato years he hns been at tho hoad of tho
BelfoDtaiue Rail Road Line, tho affairs of
which ho has managed with gnal ability
OF Mr. Brough's present political status
we will lot hin speak for himself. Ia -
speech he lately mado at Marietta, tho
place of his nativity, be said
at is scarcely necessary for mo to toll this
vast audience hore assembled, that from
the days of my boyhood up to this hour,
have been ranked with that political party
known as "Tho Democracy" and that from
my entrance into ii until now, have neyor
wavered in its support or been false to it.
tChoers am, in party distinctions and
in oil things pertaining to tho general poll
cy of tho country, a democrat to-day as | !
ha7e over been and as l hope to remain.
[Applause But in crisis of this kind it
IS a principle OF my Democracy. that the
frst great duty every man owes is to his
country. And, although there la a Pres-
deut in the chair, to whom have ever been
politically opposed, and for whom did not
voto, yet recognize him not as the head Of
political party, but as the head OF the
Govcrnment-[cheors ,,-and, as a good sol
dior who is fighting in tho ranks. it s my
duty to obey him as commander.u-Ch Chief
without hating to ask questions in regart
to this great contest. [Renowed cheering
BY and by ! may have something to say o
what ia being done, but at present have
nothing to utter against IT, l have differed
wilE Mr.. Lincoln on many questions, 5u
this Il no time to cavil. 1t is not whethe
this mans rights or that mans rights hav
been iu.rngod upon, but the question IL
what is tho duty of overy man to his ooun
Try in this crisis; 1t iS first to put an on,
to this rebellion. and thon, whom that is ac
oompIisbod, il We have any thing to sottl
With these men at homo and in power, "
will take hold of it," [Applauso.1
The nominees for the other State Office
to be filled all honest and capable mer--
ara thus noticed by tho Ohio State Jour
nal.
For Lieut.. Governor, Col. CHARLIE
ANDERSON, o! Montgomery county, ha
been nominated, Col. Anderson is
brother of the gallant and heroic Major
now Gen. Anderson, who, with his It'll
band of 70 heroes, defed the fire OF I 90
rebels upon Fort Sumter. And Col An
derson has himself tasted of the tende
mercies Of secesh cruelty. by being drive
from his home and family in Texas
having his property destroyed and on
ly made his escape by great suffering an
tedious marches alone through Mexico
and finally reached his former home i
Ohio, thoroughly satisfied with the infa
nous conduct Of those who engineer tn,
rebellion against the Government. Col
Anderson 10 most talented man aud al
able lawyer, For the duties IA presidin!
nff1caT nj tho Sannta ha y,p.p.,,,.
qualilies; aud AS u popular speaker on tn
stump be has few equals.
Col. JAMES II. GoDMAN, of Marion,
the nominee for State Auditor, one of tn
most important offices 10 the State, and fC
the duties OF which Col. Goldman is mo-
admirably fitted by his ability as lawyt
md business man. Col. Godman er
tered the service by enlistment as pr
vate soldier; upon the organization of th
company he was unanimously elected il
Captain, then promoted 10 Major, and
nslly, after the death OF the lamented An
drews, became Colonel OF the 4lh Obi
regiment, which he commanded in the Ter
Iible fight at Frederick sburg where he wa
severely wounded. and reported killed :
This wound compelled his relhemen
from active duties 10 the field, and iror
this he is but now eonyalescing. Col
Goldman Is a man Of most estimable pri
Vais character. His nomination is a "a ol
worthy ono
HON U. VoLEEY DoRsEY, the prssen
accurate and efhoieut Treasurer of State
wasreponinated by aoslamation. "A com
plinent ss well deserved as il was HAND
sone'y bestowed.
Hoo HoOKRo HuNrxR, is the royn;rs