, 1866-08-27


the nomination OF Hon. Darwin A. Finney for
Representative In ths twentieth tom District, on
the N1th ballot. The TitusTiuc Herald says Of
Mr. Efnney:
n has been closely identified With the Re-
pnoMean Union PastJ sfncc It's organization and
81 nd 9oe snG
a snd as sa his s as an s
Ills genc1ous aid and encnr:arcmeht Ia onr brave
soldiers in thc Geld md through onr lone styuscle
's Nc n@ S a or
si.5s5s yS!e;; t. a!s III s5ps:lsssss = peii!esi
aron 10 crest questions shi 70 be aaes4
mined ~ ihe Congress Of Che United States In he
next few years. azc suck a. will commend
men. Nr. Finney has been twenty -dEc years IN
tic practice Of the Law in Crawford md Adjacent
counties, and IL the oldest 1awyer in the District
IN, being; was ne1nhos Of The State senasc from
this snGnty and Erie fso1a 1sa 10 1sG0 tnA aisun-
eni ,hed himself there by his rare ability anil hon
mined tie wnr for the Union, and Effected great
In bis power, at 4 tine mhe1, three.fourths Of :te
phie WeIe ip lie rebsi rauss of he South, Or Sc
1ncnt at tho North.
The Cuyahog7 County Union Convention was
l.
bs.'n chasged that III. .spa1dIos, Cn;on candidate
for Congress, had promised a6e President to sua-
tain Lis policy after the Ellis election, TIE follow
irg resolution was adopted By The Conren1ou:
Rf*olt.G- That In these dars Of political co-zup-
ton in high places. and recreaney an the pnrt Of
senae 70 ie saep E H. g.
hooycs tlle pcof.e 81 t!ts Faaal county to us.er-
sand weH as Rssign ; oqs pFr:n. ng1nass e.; sss
tinue TO stard By Ccnsrees In opposition to .'.nY
policy" Of A. Johnson, and that We. the Unlo1:
q IA Fsa1 IT u h2 ' T.
en,ose al doue:s, II au5- entertained on this snb-
This Is right. There should be no ,rsce7tair=y
ntont The position Of any man whom tie RepuE~
Ncans may terd to- Congrcs. this fall. Tue Ray
monds, .Dooiitt1es. Stillwe1ls. ct al, arc played
ont.
The President has moi get got The hang Ct the
rorcs in Kentucky II b. don't look out he will
AXE mi: chief. by some tlundcr b. has appoint
cd Coiouel r. r. Boiling Surveyor CT Customs In
Louisville. Boiling was q ilobson man during
The stccnt bfuc4tcllr anu Gtaybaek eanrai:n.
The louisville Courier mildly 1celincs 10 hold
the President responsible fur this appointment.
and he will nudcr sotcl tuition probably Do bc,-
ter BE-. oatfct.
1owA-W. T. Shepard, a soldier, and Po*tmas-
ter o. Osla1oo:a, received one Of rostmastcr Tan.
dafe ci cnfa-s, skiing III. adhesion 10 tho rhiIa-
del hla Convention. .Ec d. Glued, saying: II nm
no: for salp," vllcrcrron h was rsmo,ed, ard
Captain c. +. Scale as aspois:c1. Captain sca'!c
r:iuscd to accept tsc otee H. fol1.ws: II cannot
compromise my 1ong cherished principles, fur
which have fought, blcd, and *n'lcrctl in sehcl
prisons: BY nccr2tius m o!l1ce under President
johnson. I mn hot 70. ease."
lion. Alfred Ely slcelHes to hen candidate for
Congress from .hc Monroe 1oc!,ctlcrt Sew
Sori; District,
Thu convention Of loyal Sont!lrrncst soon ia
ns:cmhlc In rhsl4dc!ph!, is styled by lhc rapcse
Of ,he New York t''vrld et:;nr, the IS Mem White
Convention" viii thusa papers. nothi.s L. hun.
oraflc that i,as not tho in.u: Ut rebellion. Their
can march ann In aEn. with s.' ont unltss hc has
been In the rcoe1nrMy Or sc,:s:r,ho,tc.
The Philadelphia tto'gA -imr!ftan says that
the Republican lnv!nclb1es, which was tho a1.t
pnt'lIc organization 10 cnter upon the memorable
1ineoln campai:n Ut 1sap, aru now ready for the
Geld nsain. On Monday cvcn!ns next they will re-
organize anl elect oIllcc1s. THO p:tcr political
organizations that have rendered efficient MD 10
the Union service dnripg the past few years. arc
also OIL tue verge of reorganization. rAs bauds
Of union men ready for any la.or In tho work Of
the coming campaign will number tens Of shoa-
eALas tec,c the decision Of lie October uuattst