Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-26

The following shall be ths order OF nominating
the candidates:
1st. Treasurer: ID. Recorder: Sd. Sheriff; 4th.
Commissioner; 5th. Infrmary Director.
ASHER Cook, Chairman.
Report accepted and adopted.
Committee sn Resolutions made the following
report, which was accepted and adopted:
Resolved, That we adhere with undiminisbed
cou6iencs AMI pride to the party that by its wis
dom and courage preserved the Union, and by
change in the organic law st the Republic estab-
lisbed liberty and equality. We believe that by
the continued ascendency Of the Republican par
ty will be secured the blessings of free Govern
ment; that it is the safeguard ofihe Constitution,
the promoter Of education, order, industry, thrif
universal freedom and equal shts.
R>solred, That we congratulate the country
on the success OF the present administration
which has, without increase Of Ia xatiou reduced
the national debt over Sl6e, ,0o0, 900 by an honest
| economical collection OF revenues, and large
reduction Of expenses OF the Governnent; and
! we especially congratulate the country on the
fact that this policy has made IL possible to re-
| duce the internal revenue and tariff duties $50
900 900, thus relieving the people Of the burdens
to this extent without imperilng the national
| faith or power.
Resnlsed, That Tariff for revenue is iudis-
| pensihle and should be so adjusted as 10 be the
least prejudiCal to the industrial and producing
10 the homs producer a fair competition against
the foreign producer.
Rssolred, That change Of our navigation
laws, 50 as TO admit Of the registration OF vss-
sells purchased abroad, is demanded BY the bel
interests OF the country; and that such action
| would again give to our plundered commerce
the supremacy Of the seas.
| Resolred, That while we condemn an iniudi-
| ciOus giving away Of our public lands, we at
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direction as will be for the best interests Of the
| government in the improvement Of its vast will
derness OF unnhabted Ian Is and preparing the
way for the western pioneer.
Rsfotr-d, That, adj sring to our traditional
! pilicy Of neutrality, the American people look
| with profound indifference upon any European
controversy regarding dynsstic interests merely,
| and are concerned in the present struggle be-
tween Germany and France only so far as the
same involves the great principles Of liberty;
| and while We remember that the great uprising
Of 18l8 failed Of success mainly for want Of Ger.
manic union; during our recent national trial the
people of Germany supported our cause with
! their sympathy and material and, while the arm
is of France were eudsaVoring tn subvert a Re
public on this continent and establish in its stea
| an imperial throne; we cannot refrain from de.
claring our sympathy with the present heroic
efforts OF the Germans to establish, maintain and
defend their national unity.
Resolred That we are in favor Of abolIshnp
the Franking Privilege uneoditionally.
Resolced, That In DIR. E. ID. Peck. our present
member, we recognize a true representative ol
the vast in.eress of the Tenth Congressional Dis.
trict, and that we will give him hearty sup
port for denomination.
! ]. II. REID, Chairman.
Committee appointed tn select Central Com
mittee reported the following names for said
| Committee:
J. r. Tracy, J. q. Newton,
Edwin fuller, E.A. Wilson,
J. II. Reid.
E. TELLER, Chairman.
Report was adopted.
The next business in order was balloting OF
candidates. The names of 2. J. 0blinger, A
n. Patterson, g. J. Rogers and Geo. KiInberlir
were puI in nomnat1n. The following is the
result Of the third ballot, the first and secoui
being informal;