The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-26

h'fNOcR TIC CouvTy INVENTION
The annual pow WOW ofthe unterri-
fed, was held in Findlay last Satur.
day. The faithful, drilled in the So.
crct midnight Lodges OF the o. A. X.
we're on hand in numbers, hut they
lacked the enthusiasm usual to sueI
occasions. They nominated a'Tick
ct, and such Ticket Heaven spare
the people of Hancock the inniction o
having theit affairs managed by sucf
men. The following individuals Sc
cured the honor of a nomination.
Auditor-Sol. Shaffer, of Delaware
Mr.. Shafrer was opposed bitterly
on many grounds. Some delegates
insisted that he had not the requisite
for the place, but that
objection had no weight in Democrat
ic conventions.
Mr.. Hill had been promised the
place four years ago and really want
ed il, but Mr.. Hill was not in the Sc
crets of the Central Findlay clique,
and the promises were forgotten oi
denied. Mr.. Hill was laid out with
out mercy. Nr Tussing, OF Marion
was another candidate and was, prob
ably, better qualified for the plac,
than any one of the candidates, bu
as Tussing was suspected of having
bolted YaIlandigham. and was know
to have brother in thd army, h
was slaughtered without compunc
tiou.
Sheriff ID. D. McCahan, of Find
lay.
Dune. is n gool.natured fellow VIII,
has been waiting six years for tn
nomination, anxiously and patiently
He has got it at last, but we yer
much fear Duncan has had his labo
for his pains. In all human proba
hiity he will continue to adorn Tia
private walks Of life.
Treasurer.-Mr Sptler was re
nominated without opposition.
Commissioncr-Esq Engle, yer
, good substantial farmer.
. Coroner.-Abraham Yergcr {
Fiudlay.
Altogether the ticket is q weak q
fair, made to he beaten, rs 1t will b,
One thing we desire to call the att |
ton of the people to Tussing W;
slaughtered because he had brotl
or in the army. Lieut.. Porter of IL
21st was \ candidate for Sheriff an
received ONE VOTE.
No one who ever wore blue clothC
had any chance there at all
The grand show closed with a 50
of resolutions of the true Brtternl
stamp. They have great deal
, say against President Lincoln, an
tyranny and the usual amount Of COZ
|perhead protests against the war; an
then comes in Peace Resolution
saving that the war has been carrie
. on three and one half years and Ii
Union not yet restored, and that it
now time to try some other plan. \
much as to say To- our soldiers:
, "Bovs! you cant whip the rebel
. YOU had better give itup and acknow
, edge that you are whipped Such
: the import Of these peace resolution
adopted by Northern doughIaces. =
And then to cap the climax, M
show up their hypocrisy, they add
resolution thanking the soldiers. =
= Why, it is a notorious fact tn
these Butternut Peace Convention
$ can scarcely tolerate the Sta
9 and Stripes, and a soldier is loo
cdupon and called by them, as not
ing but a "LlAcOlA hlrellng, ann y
I, they thQnh them.
i Col Neibling, /. brave soldier WI
d las lost an arm in fighting for i
, country, was freely denounced l
= scores these Submission Demucra
IL because he is a war man, and y ct tin
n h1ukH the soldiers,
G We think the soldiers will rcadi
r see through all their base prctensio
and not thank them in return, i
fact is, these coppcrheads would We
c much like to have the soldiers vc
their ticket, and vet they are CONT
/ uallv denouncing them As hirelihc
and their officers rs men who are
the army solely for merccnary PIT
u poses. Oh. consistency But
m matter. the soldiers don't like pea
h talk, don't write peace resolution
aud Von't Uots peace tickets.