The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-02
Republican Candidates,

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Republican Candidates,
The State Convention, in its selec-
ton of candidates, we believe, did the
will of those comprising the great
Union Republican party of Ohio
OF the Convention, we wish to say
that it was one of the most harmo-
nious that ever met IN Ohio. None
of the usual scrambling for the diff
ferent Offices was seen, and those who
fsor ght for nominations aud failed to
get them accepted the will of the
Convention with a good grace. The
platform adopted is one that will
commend itself to every member of
the Republican party. while the JUS
tice of its suggestions will commend
it to many of the opposition OF the
ticket, composed of the following gen.
tlemen-
For Governor, Rutherford B, Hayes
For Lieutenant Governor, John C.
Lee,
For Judge of Supreme Court, Lu-
ther Day,
For Treasurer, S. S. Warner,
For Attorney General, Francis B.
Pond,
For Member of Board Of Public
Works, Richard R. Porter,
We are free to say that none better
was ever offered to the people of Ohio
for their suffrages.
Gen. Hayes in receiving the nomi-
nation for a second term, was made
the recipient of the confidence of the
people for the future, and received a
substantial recognition of the ability
and fairness ofhis official conduct. He
merits continuance in Office and is
acceptable to the people.
Gen.. Lee, our own townsman, Is
too well known to need any good
words from US. His denomination
will be gladly received by the people
of good, old Seneca County. Great
ability has marked his conduct in the
Senate Chamber and it was but fit
that he should again be called upon
to preside over its deliberations
That this was felt by the people gen.
orally may be seen in the fact that no
one was opposed to him for the posi-
ton.
Judge Luther Day was renomina
ted for Supreme Judge. He is an
able lawyer and makes an excellent
Judge.
Hon. S. S. Warner, the nominee
for State Treasurer, has already held
that office for four. years. He has
shown a capability for the manage
mept of it unsurpassed, and his hon
esty is above reproach. His fitness
for the position is unsurpassed.
Col. F. B. Pond, the nominee for
Attorney General, is comparativ ely
young man, but he is an able lawyer
and fully qualified for that important
position. He is from Athens County.
For Member of Board of Public
Works, Richard B. Porter, of Stark
County, was nominated. He, like the
candidate for Attorney General, is
new man before the people, but he
stands high in the opinions of all
who know him. He is thoroughly
practical business man-sueh a one
as that Office most needs.
Republicans, the State ticket claim
ing your sufrages for this fall Is be-
fore you. 1t is composed of good
and true men-men of integrity and
principle. 1t must be elected. The
welfare of Ohio, the banner State of
the West, demands 1.-THE welfare of
our citizens demands 1.-THE curse of
Democratic legislation demands that
We sweep the State and ovsrwhelm
the opposition.
Are you prepared to enter the
field and work untiringly till such
victory is accomplished? Let us
sOrk-faithfulIy and determinedly
until victory is secured!
viii you do it?