The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-09-05

and its action marked by an interes
rarely felt on such occasions. TIL
ticket chosen is unexceptionable i
point Of worth and ability, and jus
such one as men who fight in th
minority can afford to be beaten ~
on, without a sacrifice of principl,
and feel that they have lost D.
strength by the contest. But in thi
CONTEST we believe that we have pre-
sented names to the people Of tn
county, which are the synonyms G
worth, and that they will rally +
their support with an energy tina
that viii make the old hunkers car
ry their flag at half mast on the da
of election.
Our candidate for Representative
D. L. June. is a resident Of this cit,
where he is well and favorabl,
k2own as man of enterprise and in
dustry, of strong common sense, in
domitable perseverance, and energy
One to whom the people may en-
trust a commission and know 1t vii
not fail if pluck, endurance, worl
and tack can carry it through. We
of Fremont feel that we have beer
outraged by the State in regard to ,
bridge at this point Notwithstand
ing a fair presentation was made
and favorable Recommendation
by the Board of Public Works ex-
tended, the active opposition of those
opposed to public works defeated
the measure. We want a man there
with the him and energy, with the
pluck and spirit necessary to secure
success, and we present to the peo-
pie just such a man. He would be
equally watchful of every other *
terest Of our county, and the people
can safely trust to him the duty Of
representing them fairly.
]. D. Moore, for recorder, is man
of quiet unobtrusive disposition,
and well qualified for the position.
He is a resident of Ballville town
ship, and enjoys the respect and
confidence Of all who know him.
For Treasurer, Mr.. Ramsey, Of
Clyde, is a fitting candidate. He is
no Office seeker, but man Of worth,
integrity and business capacity; one
whom his neighbors and friends
would delight to honor, and one who
would be a safe custodian of the
peoples treasures.
Since the above was in type, we
have received a note from Mr.. Ram
sey to the effect that he cannot ac-
cept the nomination for Treasurer.
We regret this action Of Mr.. Ram
sey, and would be glad to see him
reconsider his notice. The Central
Committee, at their meeting on Fri
day afternoon, will fill the vacancy
occasioned by Mr.. Ramsey's with
drawal.
F. Fabing, our candidate for Sher-
if, is man everybody knows and
respects -Four years ago he ran
for the same position, and chased
Toney close that he had only 90
votes to spare. His worth made his
popularity, and the extent of that
may be judged by the fact stated |
He will take off his coat and, if the
themselves do their du-
ty, he viii relieve the Democratic |
of the trouble of taking
care Of that Sherif7s Office.
For Prosecuting Attorney we pre-,
sent the name of J. R. Bartlett, Esq.
who, as Colonel in the 49th regiment, /
served his country well in the place
where blows fell thickest during the
rebellion. He is a man well quail
fed for the position, and one who
ian perform its duties without oblig-
ing the county to pay an additional
]. L. RaTson for surveyor, he is
now acting IN the capacity of City
Surveyor, which position he has fill
d with credit to himself and profit
o the city. He is in every way
worthy of the position for which. be
5 q candidate, and will make Jerry !
lump himself
For Commissioner we present the
Iame Of Sanford G. Baker, of Wood
lille, man who has previously Off {
lated in that capacity, and given ]
in the administration Of I
be duties of that Office. A man of l
ltegrity, proDity and honor, he
! just such a man IS the people '
hould have to represent them in t
loh an important Office.
E. S. Bowersox, of Washington, s
" Coroner, is a capital good fellow 9
I'd through going Republican, as e
SO is c. R. Huss, Of Green Creek, I
lr candidate for Infrmary Direc- =
r.
The ticket is an unexceptionable o
ne, and one which will commend 3
self to the Judgment of the right t,
1t is one of which the Il
epublicans should feel proud, and f,
II which they should labor with a
termination to make it win. "
q
WHEN Hezzy was Solicitor for the fs
ty his services were so highly ap-l II
-eciated that he was permitted tol II
raw his salary without doing the i
Ork. The city found it more prof.
ohIe IN hire anotlor ,44