Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-11
LNFTRMARY DIRECTOR.
salHor Of Belmont OironicLe =


/ LNFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
Editor Of Belmont Chronicle =
Permit US through your excellent
paper, to say few words to the dele
gates of the approaching Republican
County Convention, in reference to
nominating a Director for the County
lnfirmary. We now have an 1nstitu-
tion that for grandeur, and convenience
is not excelled anywhere and is credit
to the county, one we should feel proud
Of. The management of the Infirmary
under the superintendency of the pres
ent employee, and controlled by its
efficient board of directors now in DOW
er is not excelled, if equaled by any
| similar Institution in the State; every
thing ia and about the Institution runs
1smoOthly and harmoniously. This high
degree OF control and good government
| is in great measure to be accredited
to Nathaniel Taylor, the very able and
teffcient clerk Of the present board, "a
iposition he has held for several years, J
he is very intelligent, scholastic, hon
Orable gentlemen and strictly just to all
men, has only to be known to be. es-
teomed. 10 t4seHiilS Al e3iit 7.t- '-i
In his official capacity he is always
careful and deliberate in receiving and
paying bills, also, In, all employments
to be made for or about the Infirmary.
He seems to hsiuecno friends to reward
or enemies to revenge and though a
Democrat, makes his selections regard
less of politics or sect. The main points
looked at, Is the applicant faithful and
competent, and terms reasonable. He
keeps strict watch over all the affairs
Of the Institution. He is pleasant and
tcOurteous TO all with whom he. has any.
business orsoeial relation, thus making
him a gentleman enainently Qualified
for this. responsible position We think
for these and many other reasons that
might be given, he shoHld be reelected
the coming Fall; and ask. in Justice to,
| the, community that the Republicans
make no nomination for Director of the
Infrmary, and as the Democrats will
nominate Mr.. Taylor he would be re-
tanned as a faithful public servant an
i0ther three years We know these to
be the sentiments of most of the Re
ptiblicans conyersant with the manage
nent of the Tnfirmary. ,i.;.,.s.. al
"a MANY REPUBLICANS.
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GREELEY IN tB,ELihONT .GOJlN-
h5Ai!-' -.4.., - TY:l iss b0G .~.Yii99Il
L"We have been gathering the statis-
Etics of Greeley's Republican support inI
this County. In the rural districts,
none; ,Bellaire, aBarnesviIle and st.
Ciairsville will average one each with
a prospect OF loss of strength. This isl
certainly encouraging. r. democrats in
general will support Greeley though
hundreds will either vote for Grant or
remain away from the polls.'' p g ils']
4lLIr. EditOr !; l. clip the above from
last weeks CHRONICLE. am satisfied /
that you would not wilfully misrepre-
sent the facts in regard to Greeley'sl
Republican support in Belmont County
if you were in possession of them. I'll
is very plain however, that, your in-
formants throughout the County have
deceived you and you in turn have
placed their falsehoods on record as
facts. H.. t..3-d- E.H
1t is a, fact that no intelligent man
residing in GAINESVILLE ought to be
ignorant Of that four regular Republi-i
cans residents of the town have public
Iy declared themselves for Greeley and
Brown upon various occasions since
their nomination at Cincinnati, so that
your GAINESVILLE informant must be
totally ignorant of CURRENT events or he
allowed his partisan zeal to conceal the
truth. l91 - .....-
Your information from the rural dis
tricts, is equally, defective. " A promin-l
ent Republican .lof WarFen . township
who adhered to the party since its or /
gariizatien has enthusiastically adYo5
Gated Greeley ever since i his noniina-
ton. I do not say there are only four
Republicans. of Barnesyille; who will /
vote for Greeley, because. I k7solg more
of them, neither do | say there IS only
one Republican in the township outside
the town who will vote for Greeley,
because I kilolc more of them. e.i.IasI
The politicians Of the Dennocratict
party had no idea Of Greeley's strength
among the rank and file of their party1
hence, they were forced by the popularI
tidal wave to a position unsought by
them. ~
The Republican politicians are evil
IDENTIFY laboring under a like delusion
and do not read the signs of the times
correctly. : -...r, CARLETON. i