The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-09-11
REPUBLICAN CoyYEsrIoS-A GOOD
TICKET.

The Republicans of the county can
well be proud Of the Convention Of
last Saturday, snd also of the ticket
that was put in nomination. The
Convention wss well attended, every
township In the county being repre-
sented, and by men who were earnest
in their belief In the principles Of the
Republican party, and who came with
the determination that the best men
possible should be nominated for the
offices to be filIed-such men as would
he acceptable to the people, and in the
the support-Of whom they could rally
in earnest. This work was effectual-
ly done. The ticket is strong one
and worthy the support of the citi-
zens Of the county regardless of party.
The ticket is as follows:
reseatdtiue-sAMUELH d. SMITH.
1reasurer.-JAMEs H. BRINKER6OFF.
OnssissioneT.-PETER BRAYroN,
Prosecuting -Aftorney.-E. C. BOYD.
IRJrnary Dfrees0r.-JoHN N. KAULL.
Cor0ner.-J 0SEfH MlLLER-
Samuel II. Smith. Of Green Spring,
the candidate for Representative, Is
an active, intelligent business man, Of
irreproachable Integrity. he possesses
all the qualifications necessary to
make good legislator. and is worthy
a unanimous support. He would be
acredit to cur county in the Legisla-
ture, not only as regards ability and
moral character, but from the fact
that he Is thorpughly converssnt with
what Is needed in legislation for the
farmer, the mechanic and the busi-
ness man-in short, the people. He
should be elected and our county saw
ed from disgrace.
The nomination of James II. Brink-
erh0f, of Eden township, was an ex-
ceedingIy 1t one. Mr.. Brinkerhoff is
ahard-fsted,' farmer and knows all
the ways Of labor, BE has long been
a resident OF the county, and is well
known. To know him is to respect
him for his honesty and integrity.
He has good business qualifications,
and in his hands the money OF the
people would be safe. He should be
our next Treasurer. 4
Peter Brayton. of Big Spring, was
nominated for the important Office of
Commissioner. He also Is farmer,
and has shown himself abundantly
qualified to attend successfully to his
calling. He Is an old resident of the
county, and well acquainted with
what is needed In improvements In
the county, and wculd carefully watch
the interests Of the people. All viii
concede the propriety and necessity
Of having such a man as Mr.. Brsyton
for Commissioner.
e. G. Boyd was nominated for Pros
ecuting Attorney. He is a young
lawyer of good abilities, an earnest
student, and Is rapidly rising in his
profession. Mr.. Boyd is an upright
young man of unexceptionable hab-
its, and would do credit to the office
for which he has been selected.
For InfirmAry Director, John NJ.
KAulI, Of this city, was nominated. |
Mr.. Kaull has been successful in bus
iness, and stands high in business cir
eles as man Of integrity. He is now
a farmer, and thus has interests which
ara identical with those Of farmers.
No stronger and better nomination
for this or any other position, could
have been made.
Joseph Miller, of Bloom township,
sanother Of those hard-fsted farm
ers," the life of the country, was
nominated for Coroner. He is a man
Of excellent character, sud stands
high in the estimation of his neigh
bors, q sufficient evidence that he is
worthy Of an election.
The people Of the county have be-
fore them ticket made up through
out OF men OF character and ability.
and against whom nothing deroga- |
cory can be justly sid. It Is now their
duty 70 elect that ticket and put men
in Office that are honest and can be
relied upon. To do this will require
earnest persistent work by RepuhlI-
cans, and we cannot commence too
soon, as the campaign win be short.
Let US all go to work with a win,
and do what we can 10 win success.