The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-10
ELEcTIoM RETURNS.
FREMONT CITY.

FREMONT CITY. s5
First ward.-M Mssbal, Philip Ksefe,
Rer., 2Os; Martin Swetzler, Dem, So, scat
teling 3. Trustee, D. Belts, Rep. 300; R.
Cochrsns, Dem. 50. Assessor, John Taylor,
Rep. 200; d. Slick, Dem 81.
Second ward.-Malshal, Keefe, 1853;
Swetzler, 2OS Trustee, G. q. EdgertoD
Rep. I27; Geo. Engler, D ,m. 234. Assessor
John D. Griffin, Rep. I34; John McArdIe
Dem. 226.
| Third Ward.-MArshal, Keefe, 6s;
Swetzler. $50. Trustee, G. F. Williams
Rep. so; @. H. Bell, Dem. 175. Assessor,
Cyrus Thompson, Rep, S.; John ElweI,
Deu. 1866
sandusky Township.-Justics Of The
Peace, J. L. Will, Rep. 391; NJ. f. Tyler,
Dem. 66O--msj. 269. Trustees. P. Burgoon
4IO, c. G. Greene 400, Jas Hufford 420, Rep;
James Park 632, Thsd Ball 61O, Jas. Keller
625, Dem. CLERK, H. F. Baker, Rep 42O; A.
B. Putnam, Dem 629. Treasurer, F. FabiDg,
Rep 427; O. DoncJson, Dem 623. Assessor,
John Flaugher, Rep. 424; D. Msckey, Dem
GAG. OoDstables, M. Smith, 40e, F, Dunuing
4l2, Rep; n. Free 634, M. W. Webber,
6es, Dem.
jackson Township.-The Republicans
Of Jackson township elected their ticket with
the exception of Clerk. Mr.. Kehn was de-
feated by Mr.. Fry. The Republican ma
jorities ranged from 20 to 81 Good work!
Only the CLERK ought to have been elected as
well. The following are the officers elect:
Justice of the Peace, A. d. Slime. Trustees,
Hugh Hsvens, NJ. J. Daub, WIN. J. Smith.
Clerk, H. N. Fry. Treasurer, Vim. ].
Ravens. Assessor, 1. Garn. Oonstab!es, G.
Oramer, D. Doll.
York Township.-Tbe entire Republi-
can ticket was elected by maiorities ranging
from ii TO 102. The whele vote cast was
215. The whole vote polled last fall was
400. The following is the ticket elected
Trustees, VIM. L. Richards, Jacob II. Stet-
Ter, Hiram Smith Clerk, Seba wickevire,
jr.; Treasurer, VIM. B. RiddelI Assessor,
NJ. J. Tichenor'; Constables, ". B. Lem
men, David williams.
Townsend Township. The Democrat
ic ticket was elected by an average majority
of 3O and is as follows: Trustees, L. NJ.
Gaskill, VIM. White, John Mathews. CLERK
VIM. A. Tew. Treasurer, VIM. T. Fuller
Assessor, z. T. Brush. Constables, S Will
cox, E Lawler, Jr. The total number of
votes cast was 224. The Democratic maio i
ties ranged from % to 4s, slight gain over
last falls vote.
BallviIle Township.-The entire Re-
publican ticket was elected by the following
msjorities: Trustees, VIM. Rideout II,
Manuel Maurer %, Oliver J. Shuts II.
Treasurer. John G. Stahl l3. Clerk, LIE Roy
Moore 25. Assessor, Wesley Colby 81.
Constables, Geo. F. Nudge "a, Hiram Pool
81. Justices of the Peace, Jacob Burgner
20, E. B. Moore IS.
Washington Township Demo-
cratic ticket was elected, we suppose by the
usual majority as follows Trustees, John
Reed, Jacob Heverling, Peter King; Clerk,
Bryan O'OOnnor Assessor, n. W. Snyder
Treasurer, George Burkett; Coustables, s.
R. Heberling, s. Burkett Justice of the
Peace, Henry Reiling.
Scott Township.-The Democratic tick
ct elected by about so majority, as follows
Trustees, John B. Hineliue, Sylvester Phil
ips, G. D. Hathaway; Treasurer, VIM. Poor
man Clerk, Jackson Tinney; Assessor,
VIM. Inmsn Constables, Michael Stahl,
John Madden; justice of the Peane, Valen-
tine Brown.
Madison Township following
Democratic ticket was elected by an average
majority Of about so: Trustees, B. O.
Winters Joseph States, David Henline
Clerk, h. Vsnhorn. Assessor, Eli Reeves.
Treasurer, @. Obert. Constables, ]. L.
Donnels. j. Ream.
Green Greek Township.--The entire
Republican ticket was elected by msiorities
ranging from 80 TO 100. In the village of
Clyde, the corporation officers elect are all
Republicans. We have not received the vote