Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-09-08

Let the Hall be.wel filed.
THE EREPUDLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
1t is with no little degree Of satisfaction
that we this week are enabled to produce
the complete Republican ticket to be sup
ported at the polls in October, by the addi-
tion of the excellent county ticket put in
nomination by the Republicans at Bowling
Green on Saturday last. Not since we
have enjoyed the privileges of an elector
has the nomination of every candidate
upon the ticket, from President to the
smallest county office, been so nearly in ac-
cordance with our first choice in every
particular. NOrhave we ever seen as many
candidates nomin ated upon ticket that
produced an equal amount of harmonic
ing influences and good feeling in the party
as that which has cha Rracterized the Re-
publican nominating conventions this fall.
This augers well for the triumphant success
Of the party this fall.
AUDITOR, TREASURER AND RECORDER.
The denomination without a dissentin7
voice OF SAMUEL CASE for Aud itor, l, w.
CLAYTON for Treasurer, and ROBERT
DUNN for Recorder by the large and re-
spectacle representation of the best citizens
OF the county, simply said, Well done
gool and faithful servants, judging from
past services we are willing to trust you
for the future"-and they will have the op-
portunity to do so, and we feel justifd in
guaranteeing that they will not be deceived
SHERIFF.
Onyx HENRY the nominee for Sheriff, is
probably less acquainted with the people
OF the county than any other man upon the
ticket, owing greatly to his modest and re-
firing disposition. He is a native of Wood
county and most deserving. man. He
served in the army as non-commissioncd
officer under Capt: YEAGER, Company I,
ll1th O.V.I l., and was faithful and brave as
asoldier a as he has been honest and upright
as citizen. Capt. YEAGER speaks in the
highest terms OF praise when referring 10
Mr.. HENRY's conduct as n soldier and our
nominee is so popular, where best known
that many Democrats declare their purpose
TO support him.
COMMISSIONER.
The nomination of HENRY CARRE1
FOR the important Office of Commissioner
was fitting choice to be made. He has
been confined to his bed with severe spell
of sickness for some weeks past, his life
even diSpaired Of, which left in doubt
his candidacy and was the means of the
names OF several other worthy gentlemen
being placed before the convention, but hi,
friends stood by him and carried him
through triumphantly. lie is good and
Conscientious citizen and his two past
years Of experience. will greatly aid him in
the discharge Of his duties in the future
NFIRMARY DIRECTOR. i.
'JoHS BAILEY, the nominee for thisofic,
issn old and respected citizen OF Lake
township, farmer, and Republican
from principle. Ills habits Of life and asso,
citations are such as will commend him tc
every good man-in the county and he will
make valuable member Of the Board Of
ln6rmary Directors.
CORONER.
While the duties Of Coroner in the pas
have not been such as to warrent any slrif,
over the office, il is just as we'll to have :
good man for the Office as otherwise, ant
IN the selection OF GEORGE Mills, of thi
place, the Republicans have shown, as il
all other nominations, that it was thei
fixed purpose to put none but good an,
true men on guard over their public affairs