Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-07
OUR CANDIDATES


The verdict of the people of this county is
to be given to day in favor Of or against the
Douglas candidates for county offices. We
believe that it will be in favor of them, for
the reason that they are sound men and true,
and because their political principles are
right
Against the integrity of these candidates
not word can, with truth, be said. Chas
E. De Long, our candidate for State Sena.
tor, is a young man of unblemished charac-
ter and Of great promise He should be en-
Enthusiastically supported
Our candidates for the Assembly are hon.
est, straight forward, upright men-good
citizens identified with the interests of the
country.
Our candidate for county Judge, VIM
Singer, is justly one of the most popular men
in the county; he has the confidence of the
people, and all of the electioneering ISLANDERS
that may be trumped up. on the eve of an
election will not shake that firm faith of the
people He is a man, too, of ability, and
capable of honorably filling the office to
which he aspires
OF JAS 5. Slingerland, Douglas candidate
for sheriff, we love to speak The soul of
honor, trustworthy and capable, most noble
gentleman and admirable citizen, credit to
any community. lie viii be elected by an
overwhelming majority.
Our candidate for District Attorney, John
I. MeCarty, is a gentleman of undoubted
ability, very highly respected in all his So
cial relations, and immensely popular.
VIM. Sharkey, candidate for County Clerk,
has proven himself a faithful and efficient
servant of the people, and the best guarantee
of his fitness for the office is the fidelity with
which he has heretofore discharged his du-
ties. lie is familiar with the details of his
business, and ought to be elected in prefer
encc TO any new or untried man.
/. B. Moore, candidate for Tax Collector,
is one of Gods noblest works, an honest
man. His record is clean and pure. No
stain of official or of private corruption at.
taches to his name Generoushearted, lib
eral, true to his party, true to his fellow citi-
zens, he should receive the just reward of q
good man in an Overwhelming majority at
the plols today.
Everybody knows Geo. G. Gorham-a mar
of generous impulses and fine ability. He
has long been a resident of this city anC
county, has highly interesting family
to support, and is entitled to the votes of al
good and true citizens.
a better man than George A. King, ON
candidate for Treasurer, God never made
The people love him for his amiable charac
ter, his industry and his ability. There i:
no man in all the county more pecu.
liarly fitted in every respect to fill the office
to which he aspires. In his hands the funds
of the county will be safe.
Lyman Ackley candidate for Assessor, ha.
been industriously abused for the ardor will
which he supports his party, but no charge
against his integrity has been or can be sue
cessfully made. He will receive very larg,
vote
OF Mr.. Walsworth, candidate for Superin
tendent of Public Schools, it is needless tc
say anything, for his popularity is such thai
he will be elected without opposition.
Z. p. Otis, an old and well known resident
of Marysville, is well nigh in the same cate
CORY. 1t is almost superhuous to speak in
praise of a man who is so universally known
to be a good and honorable citizen. As Su.
pervisor of the First District, he could not
fail to give entire satisfaction to the commu-
nifty, and we believe he will be put in that
position by an overwhelming vote.
J. b. Kyle, one of the candidates for Jus
tice of the Peace in the city, is young man
of far more than ordinary ability He has
had to contend with adverse circumstances
and it would be highly honorable act in
the people of Marysville to aid him with
their votes and place him in a position
which might enable him to give better scope
to his fine faculties. We are anxious to see
him elected, and if he fails it will be be
cause a remarkably delicate modesty of char.
acter wells the undoubted superiority of lis
intellect. Let every good and true man
vote for Mr.. Kyle. AS to the other candi-
dates, Messrs. Merrell, Chapman, Pickersgin
McDevitt and Danville, they are intelligent
| honest, straightforward men, and deserv,
the entire support of the party to whicl
they belong as well as of good men on the
| o,Ior Ill.