Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-07-24

The Convention and the Ticket.
Elsewhere will be found the official re-
port of the Republican County CoIi'en
ton which met at Music Hall last oAtul-
dav afternoon. It was one Of the i"i s0s''
most enthusiastic and earnest conventions
ever held in the county, and placed IN
-.,ro4;or n ticket that we believe IS
,,anersllv satisfactory to the Republicans
@ ,Lo county. and will receive their
,,nitod and cordial support. Every town
shin IN the county was fully represented
a he convention, and while tue friends
~. each candidate worked hard to secure
the nomination of their favorites, there
,rse q manifest disposition and determine
tion to sink personal feeling and individ-
nal interest for the good of the party,
and acouiesee in the work of the conven-
tion. which argues well for the triumph
ant election of the ticket in October.
The mass of the Republican voters of
Fayette realize the Importance of the
coming election, and we enter the cam
paign with the party better united, and
deeper interest, and a more general dis
position to work earnestly for the success
of the Republican cause, upon the part of
all. than has been manifested for several
years past. There is but one thing nee
essary to complete and triumphant success
in Fayette, and that is uHity and deter
mined work. We have the strength, and
the indications are that none of it will be
FILTERED away, in this campaign, but that
our forces will be united against the en-
emy.
The gentlemen composing the ticket
nominated, are generally well-knOwn tc
the people of the county, but a brief men
ton of each may not be out Of place:
MR.. A. R. DREAMER,
whose name will be presented to the Dis
trict Convention, to be held at Xenia Oh
the 3lst, as the choice of the Republicans
of Fayette for the Senatorial nomination
is native of Fayette county, having
been born and raised in Jefferson town
ship. He has been resident of Wash
ington for number of years past, en-
gagged in the practice of law, and is 6
prominent member of the Washington
bar. He has heretofore served the peO
pie in an official capacity as Prosecuting
Attorney, and filed the office with credit
to himself and satisfactorily to the peo-
Pile. He has always been reliable Re
publican, and an active worker for the
success of the party and Republican prin.
ciples. According to time-honored Gus
tom, this county is entitled to the nomi.
nee for Senator this year, and the selec
tion of Mr.. Creamer will, undoubtedly
be ratified by the District Convention,
and he be elected in October. He viii faith
fully and ably represent the District in tn,
Senate of Ohio.
WM.- MILLIKAN,
the nominee for Representative, ha
served the county one term i'm that ca
pacity, and has been worker for the sue
cess of the party as editor of the HERALl
for the past twenty years-long enougl
to be pretty well known to the Republi
can voters of the county.
F. q. CARPENTER,
our candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
is a young man well qualified to fill tn
Office acceptably to the people. He is th
law partner of Hon. Mills Gardner H
is talented, popular, and one of the wide
awake, active young Republicans of tn
county, and will be heard from. .durin
the campaign.
RoB'T 8. SUTHERLAND,
) the nominee for Commissioner, at presen
serving his second term In that office, ha
made one of the best Commissioners tn
county ever had, and the people canno
Il t1.or, o1a ~
MR.. W. c. EYER,
of Perry township, the nominee for In
, Urinary Director, is a well-known eitize
of the county, in every way well quail
fled for the position.
i saxRH RRaImENT 0. N. q.