The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-04-14

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j Coen, R..................... Ii
Constables--Wm Coleman, 12e
5 NJ Smith, D.....s.-.....114
b Dent, R........."... II
Ed Hopton, R.......... Il
You will hear from Green this fall, al
we are determined to organize immedi.
a.eiy aud make all edges cut. With high
esteem, / remain yours,
JOHN GILLEsPIE.s
K Well done, gallant Greene; your noble
Democracy are ever on the alert, and in
consequence of vigilance, victory is always
the shout along your compact lines
Stand firm, and the Sd day of November,
1868, will witness the complete overthrow
of anarchy and despotism, aud the re.
instatement of law and civil government.
aE MALAGA. TOWNSHIP. go /
Trustees-Philip Kremor, ID.
James Hindman, D. e
Wn, BroWnfeld,
Clerk-Alex Hardesty, D.
Treasurer-James Armstrong, D.
Assessor-W L johnson, D. =
Constables-Jas L Hardesty, D. =
DC Steele, b.
There were ter Supervisors elected, all
of whom were Democrats. No Radical
ticket.
OHIO TOWNSHIP.
Trustees--F:. :.Muhleman, D.
c Black, D.
@ Mazeny, D.. - - il
Clerk-John Walkiey, p.
Treasurer-A Voegtley, D.
AssessorIC Cehrs, D.
Constables-Jo ohm Shreeves, D.
s Richard Fowler, D.
No candidate was presented by the
Radicals except for Assessor, and that
one was badly beaten. s.aw =. tOo,
ssz.o PERRY TOWNSHIP. H ~
Trustees-T West, R.
R Steward, D. .t,
81 5 A Lantz, r. ~. -
.Clerk-R Detwiler, R. 81
Treasurer-D Lentz, D.
Assessor-Jo ohm Slime, R. n
Gonstables-Joh Cox, D. e
s Barnett, d. .2ta* ot39
e Walters, D.
Last spring Perry permitted the Radi-
Gals to elect part of their ticket and in
the fall rolled up majority of Fifty seven
for Thurman. Her Democracy either
can't run party ticket at spring elections,
else put forward candidates not accepta-
Bile to the party.
SALEM TOWNSHIP.
Trustees-Joel Yost, D.
Seth Ward, D.
s Hathorn, b.
Clerk T Morrill,, D.
Treasurer-G i TYlor, R.
Assessor W Wilson, R.
Constables-Zadoc Case, b.
Lewis Morris, R.
<. 8 M Amber, R.
The Democracy were divided in Salem,
consequently these Radicals stepped in.
But, Notwithstanding, we will wager that
Salem will give PENDLEToN two hundred
majority next November.
SENECA TOWNSHIP.
Trustses-J Lieuellen, D..
Jos Howeller, D.
P Folger, D.
CLERK John Hanaahe, d.
Treasurer-M 7 Atkinson, D.
Folger,. b.
Constables-Y Stephens, D. Il
John Brister, D.
Seneca elected eight Democratic Su-
persisors. No Radical ticket. ag !
SUMMIT TOWNSHIP.
Trustees-Johu Dougherty, D.
T Geltmocher, D.
JAS Bristef, D.
G Armstrong, R.
Ireasurer-C G Nezor, D. Il
ASSESSOR Rucker,D. Fl
Constables-D Harlin, r. eA
JAS Marsh, d. -. say8 II
OF the six Supervisors elected FIVE we're
Democrats. The Democratic majority in
Summit last fall was 126. With that ma
jority every officer should havesbeens a
Demoerdt. Tits a.bad policy that suc-
cumbs to Radicall protestations, and
throws the vote of the party against.the
regular nominees. The total vote was
one hundred and seventy. five. p
s $ suNsBURf TOWNSHIP.
Trustees Taylor, D. daia
e e Williams, D. 7ess
CIV Griffith, D. su
Clerk ohm Jeffers, D.
Treasurer-Wm NJ GrifithD.
Assessor-Wm s Myers, D.
Constables-W. s. Wilson, D.
M Williams, D.
Sunsbury made clean sweep by elect
ing eight Democratic Supervisors. No
Radical ticket. Z,
WAYNE TOWNSHIP.
Trustees Joseph Bigley, D.
Isaac Baker, D.
John Willison, D.
Clerk--Amon Moose, D. a
Treasurer-M Hoffman, D.
Assessor N Daugherty, D.
Constables-Andrew Smith, D.
VIM Allen, D. =.
WO0dsfield Corporation Ticket.
The election for Corporation officers
was quite spirited, owing to the question
whether the swine should run at large or
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