Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-25

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Der of the legislature from Henry coun-
ty, was on Tuesday nominated for con-
gress by the democrats of the Sixth
congressional district, at Defiance, on
the thirteenth ballot. The nomination
Is a good one.-Mansfield Shield and
Banner.
A PURE AND ABLE MAN.
Hon. D. D. Donovan, of Henry coun-
ty, was nominated for congress by the
Sixth district democracy at Defiance on
the thirteenth ballot, Tuesday evening.
He is pure and able man and ought
to defeat Brigham, the burly dema-
gogue bully, nominated by the Repub-
Iicans by a round thousand votes.-71-
fin Advertiser.
ALWAYS RAN AHEAD OF HIS TICKET.
The Democratic congressional con-
vention at Defiance, Tuesday, nomi-
mated Hon. d. D. Donovan of Henry
County, on the thirteenth ballot. Mr..
Donovan Is member of the Legisla-
ture to which he was elected year ago
by 1850 majority, running a hundred
votes ahead of the state ticket. He is
said to be exceptionally strong in that
part of the district where he Is best
known.-Bryan Democrat.
WILL REDEEM THE DISTRICT.
The democracy of the Sixth district
In convention al. Defiance, Tuesday, af-
ter prolonged, though good natured
contest, nominated Hon. D. D. Dono-
van, of Henry county, for congress. Mr..
Donovan Is business man of integrity
and pleasant address, and at present fill
ing his second term as representative
of Henry county in the legislature. He
is very popular where known, and will
redeem the district.-Wauseon Erposi-
tor.
OUGHT TO AND WILL BE.
d. D. Donovan, member of the legis-
lature from Henry county, was noml-
mated for congress by the democrats oi
the Sixth district last Tuesday. He is
an able man, ofa high standard moral
ly and socially and will undoubtedly
make Mr.. Brigham, who is the repub.
lican candidate, trying to ride into con.
gress on the farmers wagon, travel
faster than his average pace. The dem
ocratic majority is about l 100 and Don.
ovan ought to be elected easily.-Otta.
wa County NeDs. ....
he Is VERY POPULAR.
The Democracy of the Sixth District
in convention at Defiance Monday, af
ter prolonged, though good natureC
contest, nominated Hon. d. D. Dono
van, of Henry county. for congress
Mr.. Donovan is business man of in.
tegrity and pleasant address, and Al
present filling his second term as rep
resentative of Henry county in the leg.
islature. He Is very popular where
known, and will redeem the district
Wauseon Erpositor.
THE BEST NOMINATION.
Hon. D. D. Donovan, of Henry coun.
ty, was yesterday nominated for con.
gressin the Sixth district to make the
race against Brigham. It was the best
nomination the party could have made
Donovan is member of the present
legislature, Is the chairman of the com.
mittee on benevolent institutions, 8
member of the finance committee anC
level-headed fellow all around. His
principle competitor was John w. Ca
nary, of Wood county, and school boob
ringster, Geyer, of Paulding. Donovan
was nominated on the thirteenth bal
lot, receiving $50 votes to II for Geyer
and 9S for Canary.-Toledo Ne,0s.
WILL SHOW BRIGHAM HIS HEELS!
Hon. Lawrence T. Neal, of Chilli
cothe, was on the floor of the house to-
day. He was member of the Forty
ninth congress and there were quite {
number of his old colleagues remaining
who greeted him warmly.
II see by the afternoon papers thai
the democratic convention Ia the Sixth
district has nominated d. D. Donovan
the member of the legislature from
Henry county," said Mr.. Neal. "The1
grow stalwart democrats up in thai
neck of the woods, but none of them
have better timber in them than Mr.
Donovan. do not think he will fine
1t difficult to show John H. Brigham
his heels".-Cleveland Plain Dedle,
Washington special. a.
BULLY FOR DENNY AND LITTLE HENRY
It is with pleasure that we announce
to our many readers the nomination OF
our fellow townsman, Hon. D. d. Don.
ovan, by the Congressional Convention
held at Defiance, last Tuesday, and thai
the honors could not have been bestow.
ed by the party on q more deserving
gentleman. One who has achieved the
honor by his own persistent efforts and
merit, which he has won by hIs hon.
orable dealing and efficient manner in
which he has discharged his duties as
Representative Of Henry County.
On his return home ON Wednesday
the citizens turned out without regard
to party and gave him q rousing recep-
ton, and kept up the jollification to O
late hour.
While he differs politically from our
self, we wish TO congratulate him, and
feel that his party will never have reas-
on to regret the honor they have be-
slowed and always say, "Bully for Den
ny, and little Henry."-Deshler Flag.
A TARIFF REFoRMER.
At the Sixth District Democratic
G Congressional Convention held in the
city Of Defiance last Tuesday, Hon.
Dennis d. Donovan. of Henry county,
YVES nominated on the 18th ballot. The
convention had a number of able can
didates to select from and In the selec-
tion of Mr.. Donovan 1t made no mis-
take. He Is the present representative
from his county In the legislature and
10 recognized by his colleagues as q lead
- v.1 n a<anklav,nny <f v,,,rat. htlikxy