The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04

Schroeder; Second district, John iic-
ham: Third district. Daniel Il. Wed.
Fuller wanted iiohani for tre;..,s.sr.
thought he was Just the nan % handle
the peoples money; but Fuller IS al.
oii-iashioned Republican, and q II /
understand how the young men are
running the party maehin Is: canse-
Qrenily tie tend-ncy q lis iucahesant
remarks was t. u:sa,1le thst w,l;,,l I'D
been previously settled
DR.. ,iacoby II posed Harvey Akin
son fol clerk. 10 other candidate op-
posing. his n,nination VS. unan..nous
Ter sheriff. Matt. Erwin, Of l}ou,b n.
was announced, but refused 10 be , can
d;dite. Wash. Kelley, Daniel Barber.
and y Lewis were announced. Barhe.
WIS Withdrawn. 4 ballot Was taken.
resulting in favor OF Kelley. and his
nomination WAS made unanimous.
For treasurer, Moses Kcyser Was
nominated without opposition.
Daniel Bafber, Of lnwood. Cor qua:tor
and Peter lowe. of Argus. iir record
We're also nominated witnoat opposition.
kendai! ;aought th4t rs this eanvcn.
ton was called irrespective of party.
they ought to give the candidate s5r
coroner 10 the Democrats.
SYi. Bcais (Dcmocrat). Of Warsaw.
SAID # we are % have the candiiate.
~ announce the name Ct Judge Fuller
(IMGehtcr.)
Fuller couldn't accept TIE no,a;na-
Ion tro'n that side olth house. (,;reat
cnthus;asn) lie sat! Reps5l;caaisn is
gio7y 30 God and good viii E, IA ,nen
Democrats who o5ey the word Of CD
are COOL Republicans, but i ut know
It. R-pubiieans were acting Is II they
were Oh 4 Bender. (ic-.; cheering,
for the judge The central committee
ought TO have had everything read.
They had so.ae thing. ready that he
lid not hnow of) We have had FIVE
conventions and no good results. This
is Il wishy wAshy way Of doing things,
peace and god will to inen-elory to
God in the highest. (Ail cf witch
showed t!.a. the Judge is craz;cr than
Republicans Usually are
Fer corcper. the m ne of +. 2. Shook.
tie Democratic candidate W. presented
Is somebody. and q ball t taken rim
rocc. il which the ''fa-.," had i, much
to his credit. lie and Mr. Hawkins.
whose name was afterwards mentioned
in connection with tie nomination FIR
surveyor, will 10 doubt make u.o d the
proper means 10 yinlica.e their homer in
this matter.
Atkinson proposed Gould for coroner;
and rs the Doctor had just stepped out.
probably to take drink, he was unable
TO decline, AMI is no doabt at this time
bearing lis b.d4hing honols with meek
ness.
For surveyor, Langenbaugh was pro-
posed, and iccln
DR.. .jaeobg proposed that TIE central
committee make the nomination at some
future time
Yhayer thought the nomination could
he made then as we'll as 1T any cher
time. Il 80 ether candidate was pre-
scntod, he would SUGGEST the name O,
J. p. Hawkins. Parks THOUGHT he
would IL. until soa.e one sail i!aN kiu-
was the Democratic candidate when h
remarked "0h. all, etc. and 80 down.
Thayer sad il wouldn't cost Il cent t.
vote Hawkins ont but a, the c5Hyen-
tion didn't seem to thinl. chat lie WIS
in vet, there was no necessity ior yotine.
hlm cut.
Without taking Garth-r action on tle
subjcct the convention adjourned
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Both tickets bcin., in the fed, We
consider it a proper time 70 state that
we hope the local campaign may be
conducted in spirit Of fairness, aI,'
with desire to treat the several cara.-
dates with proper degree of courtesy-
1t is seldom that personal abuse aids
either party, as those who begin !: gen
orally receive rs much - they give
Official or public acts are OF cours.
proper saAjects Of criticism, If cliti-
cized in respectful manner. Former
campaigns in this county have beea t..
often characterized by personaliies anl
black guardism. SO far is ne are coz
ccrncd We intend that The blame shsl
not BE upon US II the present campaign
shall b. conducted in that manner.
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