The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06

fund projecting the working man rights from the en-.
croachments Of monoposts and bankershas the con..
idenco and respect Of all who know him. and will tru-
y represent the democracy of his district in tho Senate
chamber For Representative you have
DAVID MCCONNELL.
Tuscarawas Farmer IIe is TOO we'll identified with
the Democratic party 10 need any thing from u.s. Mr.,
Mcconnell has served in the Legislature and his votes
there toll where he always may be fouud-on the side
Ofthe people. No man took more interest than he, IN
putting stop to the swindling of banks--ln bringing
about resumption ofspecie paymsnts-in passing a
new safe banking law and in passing law to prevent
the poor mans property from being sacrificed This
just and honest la be it recolscted was killed only
by the cons raOrs destroying the Legislature. For his
votes on these questions he has received the curses of
Bank Robbers and their hired backguards. For these
votes he has been abused by corrupt vagabsnd, who,
being too cowardy 10 attack openly, has resorted to
forging other names to his slanderous communications
But they fell harmless at his feet, and he will be sent
back to Columbus, backed bya larger majority than
was ever given him before. ..-
For Auditor, you have
MATTHIAS COLLIER
A sturdy democratic Mechanic, who has Piled tho
rowel many long day, whilst his opponent was lay
ing Oh the cellar door whstling "Coming through the
Rye" and planning how to got along. without work.
Mr. Collier is universally esteemed for his moral
depor tments every qualified for the Office understands
both the German and English language, and will if g.
lected, give general satisfaction. His opponent Mr..
Evehard has been in Office nearly ever since he set
foot in the county, has drawn largely out of the public
crib and is ofhose men, who like the horse leech
is always crying, give. give, give"
BOWERS SEATON, .
Your candidate for Recorder has been tried by the peo-
pie, and all who have had business with him, will esti-
iy to his punctualy. urbanty Of manners, and faithful
discharge of his duties. He takes little part in politics.
and NEEDLES with nobody. Iffe-eleced, the people
will find IN him what they always have dOns-a first
rate Recorder.
For Commissioner,
GEORGE SPEAKER, ...l..
A respectable and worthy citizen of Sandy township
man whose acquaintance with The interests of the
county, and correct business habits qualify him for the
office. The candidates for Coroner and Surveyor are
worthy and respectable men. Mr.. Nofsinger, makes
his living by digging wells, and is honest tho day
is long. If elected he will make as good Coroner,
as any who have held that ofics--will compare any
time, with his opponent in either point of strength
weight character or intellect Mr.. CoutS, has The reps
utalion Of being good Surveyor is respected by all
whoknow him. aud will discharge the duties of the Of
fee faithfully. His opponent, Mr. King intends sav-
ing the county, we understand and only Suffered the
Wings to nominate him for the purpose of helping out
their ticket Then vote for the man who insnda res
naming IN the county. 's ...
Fellow citizens, the ticket was formed by men hav-
ing the welfare Of the county in view. 1t deserves,
and we hope will receive your united support.