Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-10-25
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During the campaign the JoURNA
hns not engaged very strongly i
politics which however, is not becaus
we are wanting in enthusiasm, nc
because we do not feel an interest /
the campaign, but principally becaus
we do not consider 1t very necessai'
that the JOURNAL should engage 1
this matter very much, but for fear ou
faith should be doubted, we will speaI
of those candidates VIC propose to stan
by.
1t Is unnecessary for us TO make an,
lengthy remarks concerning the Stat
ticket. II is headed by the invincibl
JOSEPH b. FORAKER
and we defy any party TO produce {
stronger or better man for the oIiic,
of Governor of the great State of Ohio
The ticket being headed by such n maj
and the remainder of the State can
didates being of the best material
most of whom have been tried ant
found worthy, we feel it unnecessary
for any man, and especially Rcpubli
can, to be In doubt as regards his duty
to himself and country on election day
The Republicans have nominated two
excellent men for the offices of State
Senators for this district.
WILLIAM GEYSER, OF FULTON Co.,
and w. II. WETMORE, OF WOOD.
Senator Geyser has occupied scat in
the Senate during the past two years
and has proven himself highly deserv-
ing OF reelection.
w. II. Wetmore has ably represented
Wood county in the State Lagislatu c
for two terms, made himself very
popular and proved himself an able,
worthy and conscientious representa-.
tive OF his county. He is not u poll
tician, but politics have been forced
upon him by people who know him to
be worthy the offices they nominate
him for. His character is unspotted,
and not word can be said against him,
either by the political, business OF
soci u world. Such people are worthy
OF election. 1t is of great Importance
that these candidates be elected, as on
Il Republican State Senate depends the
election of the United States Senators
from Ohio, therefore let no stone be
unturned to secure the election of these
candidates, and let this district add
its assistance to continue the supremacy
OF the Republican party in the United
States Senate.
In these days when monopoly seeks
to control the political as well as
the business world, when the morals
OF the country are dependent upon the
just and strict enforcement of the civil
laws it behooves the people to place
upon the Judicial bench, men OF
character, men of principle, of strength
and honor. Such man has been
nominated by the Republicans of this
Judicial district, to be elected next
November.
ROBERT S. PARKER
OF Wood county, is n self-made man,
and one who can neither be bought,
coaxed nor driven into perverting the
ends OF justice man, and who will per-
form his duty in the face of any danger.
Can any man doubt his duty in voting
on this matter?
THE COUNTY TICKET.
Wood county is Republican by a
large majority, when the Republicans
behave themselves, and this year is the
proper time for them to do SO. We
have nominated ticket which is an
exceptionally good one in every respect.
1t is headed by our present Represen-
tative,
HON. GEORGE B. SPENCER,
who has ably represented the county
in the State Legislature for the past
two years, and who has by his manly,
honorable action earned reelection TO
the same office. His strongest OPP
ponents OF two years ago, were among
his most ardent friends at the conven-
tion and he was nominated with prac-
ideally no opposition. Many believe
the Democrats have practically aban-
doned the hope of electing their candi-
date for Governor and are turning
their attention TO the Legislature,
hoping to gain control of the House
and Senate. Be this as it may, it is
safe to say, Wood county will he re-
presented by n Republican. Spencer
is entitled to it, and will have it.
For Treasurer, the election of
William II. Noyes is foregone con-
elusion. No party could produce n
better man. Wood county is Republi-
can and Noyes must be elected.
For Commissioner, Frank II. Thomp-
son received the nomination by acclama-
tion. He has held the Office for one term
and the people were so thoroughly satis-
fed with him, that his denomination was
only matter Of form. He is farmer
an intelligent gentleman, thoroughly
conversant with the needs of the
county, and able TO serve the people
in that important and difficult position.
He is resident of Perry sburg town
ship and the people should take pride
in making his majority at home n
large one.
For County Surveyor, Mr.. Wood needs
no pushing TO get there. He has filed
the Office before and with credit TO him
self and party and the people of the
county know just what they are doing
in voting Tor him again.
Michael Amos, for Iniirmary Direc-
tor, bears a good reputation among his
neighbors and we have been unable to
learn OF anything detrimental TO his
character as gentleman and Republi-
can.
For the Office OF Coroner, DR.. c. S.
st. John IL the candidate, and is well
spoken Of by members OF his own party
as well us many Democrats.
Taken in its entirety, the Republican
Tlcket-State, Senatorial, Judicial and
County-is exceptionally good, and
should and will bo elected.
The Republicans Of this township
will nominate q. aa.lt1...