UNION
REPUBLICAN
TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN A. ANDREW,
OF BOSTON.

For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN NESMITH of Lowell.

For Secretary of the Commonwealth.
OLIVER WARNER of Northampton

For Treasurer and Receiver General,
HENRY K. OLIVER of Salem.

For Auditor of Accounts,
LEVI REED of Abington.

For Attorney General,
DWIGHT FOSTER of Worcester.

For Councillor of District No. 1,
NEHEMIAH BOYNTON of Chelsea.

For Senator 5^th Suffolk District,
BENJAMIN DEAN.

For Representatives to the General Court,

ZIBEON SOUTHARD,

HIRAM EMERY.

DANIEL HALL.

For District Attorney, Suffolk,
GEORGE P. SANGER.

For Clerk Supreme Judicial Court,
GEORGE C. WILDE.

For Clerk of Superior (Criminal) Court,
F.H. UNDERWOOD.

For Clerk of Superior (Civil) Court,
JOSEPH WILLARD.

For Register of Deeds,
JAMES RICE.

For Commissioners of Insolvency,
WILLIAM C. WILLIAMSON,
JAMES B. RICHARDSON.

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Before political candidates had access to television and radio, they got their message out through other media. Political buttons, banners, ribbons, and posters rallied support for a particular candidate or for a slate of candidates representing a given party. This ticket was a convenient way to remind voters of the Republican candidates running for office in Massachusetts in 1862. Listed are both state offices, such as Governor and Attorney General, and regional offices such as State Senator for the Fifth District.

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