Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-22
More Ahnnt Oandldatea.

The Journal shows its colors this morning II
q very sit nificant manner, but sssly as mous se
We ublishcd, the other day, a puff Of certsii
Republican sspirants, from the Germantown
Independent, for the purpose Of showing ~
the injustice that is sometimes done by india
criminste putting Of one or more rival cABdi
dates, while others are passed by ia silence -
The Journal took no notice of the former arii
Gle in the Independent, advocating the claim,
Of oupPy, Mead aud zehing, bu, in lie ISSUE
Of this morning has the followingi
THE CANDIDATES ron SESAxoR. R.--Our neigh
Dor Of the Germaot0wn Independent, who has
been cauvassing the merits uf some gentlemen
WHO have been named as candidates for the
Republican nomination for Senator, makes an
explanation OF fsome omissions in this regard. -
He Gays
When we spoke favOrably Of Mr.. Ouppy ne
q candidate for State Senator, we we're not aW are
that Mr. Lewis Gunckel was a candidate for
the same Office, aud the only intimatiou we
have OF the fact is contained in tbs notice Of
the Empire
II Mr.. Lewis Gunekel Is candidate, be will
without doubt, be the first choica Of German
township, for be POSSESSES the coLddence Of the
people here TO ar eminent degree, and ia re,
garded ss Zone of US" BE has been identified
with the Republican parry and lsboriDg for it's
success ever since It's organization, without al
lowing his name to be presented for any Office.
except on one occasion. Before the last Sena-
torial convention he was a candidate. but with
drew his name in favor Of Moses B. Walker,
Esq, to secure harmony in the party, and his
claims on the party, # any person can be said
to have claims, are equal, at least TO those Of
most other men in the county II also gives US
pleasure to know that whether Mr.. Gunckel or
AIF
Senatorial District will be faithfully repre-.
sented.
Peculiar significance is given TO this start of
the Journal, by the publication of small no,
tice. Immediately preceding, having no apparent
connection with politics, but entitled General
Felix Marsh YictimiEed," and by a commuuica
tion from Republican, Immediately preceding
that, proposing the following ticket:
Senator-Thomas Brown. Of Dayton
kepresenatives-E. A, Parrott, of Dayton,
Maj. VIM. l. ann, Of Miami
TreasureI-D. d. Olwin, of Perry.
Prosecutor-D. P. Mead, Of Dayton.
Cummissoner-Beuiah horp Of Wayne.
Director Of lnhrmary-Henry Marshall, Of
Clay.
Outsiders msy not see the "nub," but ws ap,
prehend that few Republican politicians and
office seekers will fail to read a lesson, from
the manner in which the iackstraws tumble.
BY the way, why is it that among all these
mutual admiration societies, and log rolling
cliques, no one seems TO have discovered the
peculiar qualifications Of E. s. Young, Esq :,
for the Office of PROSECUTE Attorney, for
which nomination he is said 10 be a formidable
competitor
or course it is none Of our "biz" what ticket
they make, but we considerit due to our readers
to keep them posted in the wiry ways Of these
sangnine simpletons, who seem to look with
longing eyes and open mouths upon all the Of
fees in Montgomery county, and the district, as
so many ripe fruits ready to be had for the ask.
ing. But the sound of their cackle is of hens
who have laid no eggs.