Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-07
EAToS, O., Sept. o, 1865


ED. EMrIRrs--Tho political oauldron has
commenced to boil up in this county, since
the Senatorial Convention which met at
Johnavilo, and snnbbed of lis claims and
candidate for Senatorial honorp nUncle
Phoenix returned home considerably dis,
appointed and no little chagrinod at tho
turn affairs took in the Convention, Ho CON,
ddcntly expected the nomination. and |
know that neither ho nor his friends arc al-
together satisfied with The result, however,
much he may have pledged himself aud them
% the contrary, and tho nominee will not
got their entire support In this county. In
a conversation with some Of his friends hore,
10 relation to his defeat, tho General re,
marked, "nover mind, d-n them, (moanipg
the DnytopianD there will be a Congress.
ional nomination to DO made shortly, and
we will then see whether our county will DO
eheated out other claims p Beaides, there
Is some dissatislaetion rs TO tho peraon Mons
mated The people Of this county arc not
anxious TO bo represented by a money shar,
ker-ian oppressor Of tho poor and nOedy-~
a man who would oppose tho usury law, bss
cause il would interfere with his principal
occupation that Of shaving papCF and loan,
ing money at exorbitAnt Fatos of ofdnlerest-
This matter is daily DISCUSSED among the
rank and Gle Of his party, and tho effect Il
will have, will bo fully demonstrated at The
counting out Of The ballots on the second
Tuesday Of October next. PreblO will do as
well against him for the Senate, as shu did
two gears ago for Moses D. Walker, who wins
defeated by d handsome majority Put that
down as certain,
The anti-administration Republican any.
thing to beat the Democratic party peoples
rag tag and bob tail Convention, assembled
here on Saturday last to ratify mot nomi-
nato) the ticket selected by the Eaton
clique" ofthe mongrel crow Smith, Of OK.
ford for District Judge, and Jesse Stubbs
for Representative stnbbs Is regular rcd
mouthed abolitionists Of the Chase and Gid,
dings school, and will 90 the whole Niger,
wool and all--iS an amalgamationist aud
viii support Chase for the u. s. s. The
Mass Convention was slimly attended, with
no distinguished individuals from abroad "a
address IL, save and except, the sharke= s:.a
didato for Sonator,M Cuppy His remarks
were very brief indeed, but sufficient to sat.
isfy the whole Convention Of the length
breadth, and depth Of his mousing calibre
ao pitched into the Hon. q, E. Pugb
and Hon. G. H. Vallandigham llo said Mr.
" was intriguing for the u. S. Senate, bu
| he (Cuppy) would rather vote for the Depi
thanRal no doubt Of that Mr.. V. Is opposeC
70 the money sharks the D-l layors them
and Of course Mr.. Cuppy would rather voU
for his particular friend His remarks dis.
appointed many Of the Republicans, and
can tell him that when he Attsmpts to rldl
Guile this asary law, he is bringing upor
himselC tho contempt and hatred Of lho mass
es Of this eoantY, Ills altempls 10 deny tha
he Is engaged In shaving paper, and loAnin
money at exorbltant rates OF interest. ar
futile. Il is too we'll known here. f
Tho slim attendance Of this Mass Con
ven ton is omipous Of The Indifference as /
the result on the part Of the opposition. IN
exposure Of the cheat and fraud by the nom
inahon Of 0holsOu, the slave dcRlef, and sh
fact that pennison, their candidate foF Gov
ernor, Is slumping the stase against u . Su
Treasury law advocating the depOsitlng q
tho money inprotton and corrupt bankin
Institutions are matlors thepeOplo cannol
and will not swallow, The maasos arc nc
. only honest bat iRsslllgens, and when The
voices cOaes TO bO heard they win spea
out in clarion notes against such CORFU