The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-22

for many years. Earnest in their
work, aud firm in their zeal for the
cause, they had como together with
the evident determination, that IL is
the "long pull" that wins In the end.
Though for q number Of years the
democracy have been In the ascend
sncy in this county, they have deter
mined that il shall not always be so.
The ticket nominated is unexccption-
able, in point offitness, morals or in
tegrity, and is ono which will claim
the undivided support Of the Union
party Of Seneca County.
REPRESENTATIVE HALL,
Of Adams township, is man Of ster-
ling qualities, shrewd thinker, and
an incorporating patriot. Coming
as he does from tho country, he will
know tho wants OF It's people, and If
elected, they will find in him no droDe
to their interests. Strictly tomper.
ate in his habits, the temperance
cause will find in him n friend and
earnest advocate. Liberal in his
views, the oppressed will gain in his
election.
COUNTY TREAsURER-DAvID nUss.
Mr.. Huss is an old citizen of Sene.
ca County, and man Of incor-
ruptiblo honesty and integrity. No
man Of any party, could have any
possible objection to him save his
politics.
cOMMGss1oNER--Jou RICE.
Though not personally acquainted
with Mr.. Rice, we are informed that
he is a man eminenlly Gt for the po-
silion, and one who commands the
confidence and esteem of his neigh
bors and acquaintancos.
PROSECUTING ATToRNEY-UPToSC CRA-
uER.
If tho "atrocious crime of being a
young man." is of no dctriment to
Mr.. Cramor, we know of nothing that
should preclude his election to this
honorable position. Asa young law
yer, Of growing cminenco, he is dos.
tined to become one of the promising
members Of that profession in this
city. If close attention TO business
or strict integrity, will avail him
aught, his chances are good for an
election.
INFIRMARY DIRECToR-JoHN W. BAR
RICK.
Mr.. BARRIcK, who is a plain prac-
tical farmer, would make an excellent
director of the institution, aud would
Gil satisfactorily all the requirements
Of the position. No bottor man could
be found for the place.
After the nomination Of the ticket
and the presentation of tho resolu-
tions endorsing the platform of the
State Convention, which we're unani-
mously adopted. Mr.. HOMAGE HALL
was called upon, and made a few fell
citous remarks. He thought if ,oeigh,
was to be attached to tho ticket by
his nomination, tho Convention had
succeeded remarkably we'll, not only
being a worry hcfty person, he had an
extraordinary fine pair of lungs, and
tho having no desire of making his
presence .Jett, he had way of making
himself heard, and that he was going
heart aud soul into the contest, and
that the people of Seneca County
would have another opportunity of
hearing from him, ere tho campaign
was over. He then gave somo person.
al "reminiscences with his competitor,
MIR. Stickncy, in days "lang sync,'
and closed his remarks in humorous
aud happy strain, making the Con-
vcntion assembled, feel that they
had put the fright man in the right
place
Gen. GuBsoN was then called for
and responded in very appropriate
aud able speech of about forty min.
utcs length. His remarks, especially
upon impartial suffrage were fro
quOntly applaudod aud if any one
had any doubt previous to this con-
vention, as 10 how the amendment
question was regarded, they went
away thoroughly convinced that how
ever it /, ay be elsewhere, tho Union
party in Seneca county will cast its
entire vote for Manhood Suffrage