The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27
OUR COUNTY TICKET.

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GABRIEL j. KEEN, heads the ticket.
Squire KEESE is well known to the
citizens Of our County as n thorough
business man in things pertaining to
the law, and whose legal experience
warrants him in placing himself before
the people for the ofTico Of Judge OF
Probate.
The nominee for .2erW-Mr. LEVI
wErnrcK-our obliging and Nccomo-
dating host Of tho Davis House, is a
man of the people, and has hosts Of
friends throughout the County.
In 1861 aud 1862, Mr.. wErRIcK
fed hundreds Of hungry soldiers at his
own expense, and has never folt any
sacrifice too great for the cause of the
Union.
lie stands opposed to q man--Mr
j. L. MYERS, whose political sym
pathics have during the war been with
the Copporhcad party, aud who pre-
vious to that timo,--rrom 1856 to
1SG0-four years, was an uncompro.
missing Know Nothing, or American.
Now ho asks the German and Irish
element Of tho Democratic party
whom he was n sworn enemy of-to
vote for him, and elect him to an of.
!ice, for which he received the nonin.
alton, over the heads of German can
dijatcs. Think of this Germans
when you come to cast your vote on
the 9th Of next month, aud see if you
= can consistently vote for Mr.. MYERs.
Tho nominee for Amlitor,--Mr. Is
RAEL l.. CRAMER,--is resident OF
Fostoria, and has served in the army.
lie bore n muskct through tho con.
, ilict for the suppression Of rebellion,
. and is socially respected aud esteemed
= by all who are personally acquainted
with him.
Tho nominee for Clcrk-Mr TuoM-
y As j. KAup--is young man, whom,
n lf thero be no n,rocious crimc" IL
t; this--is we'll worthy tho support o
&c every truly loyal man in Seneca Coun
p ty.
Mr.. Kaup enlisted in tho lOl,
n Regiment in 1862, aud was woundc
,ir very severely in the memorable bo
he tie of Stone River, on the 3lst of Dc
We "" ccmbcr, of the same year. Ever sine
yc which time he has been great sui
he fcrcr, aud will probably never rocovc
We from the effects of the wound. II
ne has the sympathics Of allour citizens
and they will esteem il great privil
eye to support him for an Office he i
so well adapted to Gil.
'' The opposing candidate Mr.. DrL
T. DINE, during the past five years In
lo been an Office holder, aud instead q
serving his country in her hour @
l. need, set calmly at home feeding an
y waxing fat at the public crib, an
sympathizing with tho very men VIII
!. were trying to subvert the Govern
meut under which he was holding of
fec.
Citizens Of Seneca County, shal
such mon be continued in office, o
shall mon who have sacrificed ever
!. thing but life itself, be rewarded.
The nominee for Commissioner
- Mr.. WILLIAM SNEAru-is an old cit
K izcn Of this county, and man G
!. sound judgement, and is every wa
n fit for the office. Let us have at lcas
>. one man on the board of Commission
crs, that these extravagances int
!. which they have been so rapidly run
ming may at least receive check.
The nominee for Infrmdry Direct
or--Mr. PATRICK WuEALAN-is al
Irish citizen OF Loudcn township, es
rn teemed by those who know him, an,
III thorough Union man. He serve
s. his country three years in the arm
Us as a private soldier, and is we'll worth
oil of the support of the people. W
O. are not aware as TO whether Nj,
SO WmEALAN is Feniau, but we ca
nd safely say that he desires the sue
cess of the efforts being put forth {,
the freedom Of Ireland, aud the owe
" wv throw of the calling yoke that has
" long bound down her oppressed al
w enslaved people. e
10, The nominee for Coroner-M
A DANIEL BRnM--we leave wuho
comment to the people, AS the
ties Of this official, are ofa very M
=, ancholy nature, we have not the he,
to urge his claims, As the iuhaI