The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-22
WHOLE NO. 1857.
To the Editors of the Standard: 3:

10 tHe Editors OF the standards:
am not voter in the 7th Senatorial District but
notwith standing that fact 1 am just as anxious to
have the Republican nominee of that District succeed
as am the nominee of my own, and therefore desire
to contribute what can to that end. / am not per-
sonaly acquainted with Mr.. Penisten the nominee
on the Democratic ticket but am with Hon. j. x.
Pollard. During the last Legislature happened to
be in position to learn and observe something of
Senator Pollards personal and political character,
and TO note the every day work that he did the
efforts that he put forth to his constituency.
That he has been renominated by the party is
just tribute to his honorable services, and a COM
mendable mark of appreciation by the Republicans of
his District.
1 hope that Mr.. Pollard will be returned to the
senate by an increased majority. He is deserving 1t,
and have faith to believe that he will receive the
endorsement of very large majority OF the voters of
his District. As politician Mr.. Pollard is not
siahderer or traducer of mems character motives
because they happen to differ with him politically
he IS liberal and just in his opinions and comedies to
every man the right to entertain whatever political
opinions he wishes, and vote for whom he n,eases
he Republican in the srictest sense the word,
ana as Representative OF rnr there is
truer to Its principles, or that will go further
DO more for Its success than he. His record SEN
ator is of hard work. faithful attendance to duty
and watchful care the interests of his consttu
ents. No Senator in the GA General Assembly did
more service to his people than did Senator Pollard
Every measure that the people of the 7th District
examination of the records will show that Mr. Pol
lard was invariably at his post of duty, his
acts are recorded upon the side of right Justice
But Mr. Polards services to his constituents not
confined to the routine work of simply voting when
his name was called, but it took broader and wider
range than that.
He did not forget the fact there were other positions
besides his own and that there other people
SIDES himself and consequently there dozens of
honest deserving young from his district that
are to-day filling responsible and lucrative positions
obtained through the direct efforts of Mr.. Pollard
In respect to services ofthis kind which as
substantial as any that be rendered there no
member OF the Ohio Legislature that did much such
service to as great a number as Senator Pollard.
During Mr.. Polards term as a member of the Sem
ate no man put his finger upon single dishonor-
able crooked act that he either did attempted TO
do. During his services there can cite an in
stance where he proved untrue to single
trust but every duty and every responsibility was
met and performed with ability and with dispatch.
What more, therefore, people of a district ask,
and what need Is there in returning so faithful
servant to perform work for which he has proven
himself so peculiarly able to perform.
Let no Republican in the District fail to go to the
polls and give Mr.. Pollard his support He hon.
est man, good Republican, and faithful servant
GALLIA.