People's State Ticket

We rum t fofego il tl : I Wfd in wvor f tho PnopIeV Union Stuto 'Piek et Tlii tu-k't, nnininated at J.iokn !)v u larro il lid ropeetable conventinu componed of inoiiihers uf buih p.liliul panes, and al'torwards einoiae(1 bv the Democratie. Statu Oonvtm ion, is heirtily Mipportci] by thu ontire D?mixif! y, ui'l bv thousands f tlio emir iwi'viitivo ({opublitüin-rrwo iviíih we eoiild nav ni - ithfl Ri'piiblie.ms vvho lovo tho Unit" more fhan they do tlieir p irty, who do iiot briind men :i trai ti. i's for (liffniing uh thom pefhnp( as ti the eaiiaaï nf llia prosert ao-uirsed rchullion agaiust the g' ivcl'niiiuiit, (ir uvon as to tlie best inwild of putling it dn. The Union movemont orjginated with men who.-avv tlio impoilanoe t b;iniuI all patriota tOiPiher in de'oiise (l tho Coiistitiitii.D, the Union, mul the Govurntiient, luit ho i-qimlly snw iho Hipructioithilitv uitd nipiiiwibility of biinirin cither tho I)i;inocraiÍG or Rö publican party bndily npon the plii.form of tho other. It do.-s not nt all alter tha phnructur o' tho moveinent or mditato agninst it ihüt tlio l'eniocratic par ty rnai;natiiinonslv, ntlll for the flrst timo i u tho history of tlio State, copnuntod to waivH :i political contasr., ai;cl for th Huke f harmony adoptud tlie , Uniiin ticket, even thottgh the Itepnb i licans persist in keeping upa party h'wht, prfjrring "the sp ils to the jood f thoir country." It s nev( rthelexs a Union ticket nnd is pittad affninst tliat of tho ridicals. It 'a ooinpn-ied of men of b 'th oíd partios, and is mipported by the hosts of citiz mis vvho Jo not assent to the proposition that lile patriota uro uil Ili'piibliuans, and that lo vote pgainst Quv. Bi.aiu and nis liliuttniiteH ij I() uid trea-íon It is (ha t of tho uicQnd'Uun tl Union men of tho Stato, of tho ilion who do not dumand that tlio PlValJunt kIi.iII udopt this or thut iiieasiiru uh u uondilion to their joining hanjs ajiinst thu rebuta nnd turnibiug uit-n imd insana tu government. We nood not Het forth at : length the q'ialitiuations of the Union candiilntes us individuáis. They rlv upun tha jriMtBW of their eause to ! euro the Votan ot tho putriotic peoplo. And yet wo piajr ufBriii without heeitution thut 'hoy ara yaoh and all every way worihy yovw vi,ts, Byros G. Stout is known as a man Boholur, and legislator. Ilis reeorc) is uu.-iiiilied, and it ulcoled he wil) niako ' a GoviTiior tliat wilt do honor to the Stnte. Hb Htuuds lirji :n düfeiise of trio GoiMiiKutioii, and yiulds tn no man in hi support of the jovbrn'móot IIis Bv'mputhiea extend not to tho rebels, anti the huo and cry rnieed age.inst him by tho radicáis ia oí tho "stop thief" order. The samo vo may py o( Hexiiy IJ. Rii.ky. H8 q:ialilic;ations for LieulonunL Govuninr are of ilie highost nrdvr, :md ,t eleuted he will mako a presidium officier of trhom tho Senate will teel prmid. C C. TjiowBitiDGK, the nominee ir Statu Treasurcr, in uonfewedly one of tho bost men in ih Statu, and the rudiciU have not dared to cast an insinúation ngiiiriHt hU fitness or intcgrity. JioDNKY O. Paine will mako a good an. Auditor General s the State ver hud, aiifl Messrs. MoNTOüMKitv, Hoi.mks Hbvkrman, SrK.x it:d Bbowjí ill oom paru lavumbly with tho candidatea opposml to them, and aro worthy your votes. Suuh, fcllow-citizcn", is tho Utiion mövuaiQut noq tho Unioti ticket. Jf you prffey not jarly to cnuntry give il jour putti. lts HUeotMM will go far towurd rubulcing fiinalicism, Btrengtb n ing (hu goverrlmont, and putting down trie rubellion .