Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-27
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The Democratic Nominations

The Democratic Nominations.
1t will be conceded by all who witnessed
the proceedings of the Democratic County
Convention on Saturday last, that it was one
of the most harmonious and enthusiastic as
semblages of the kind that ever convened in
our county, The delegations from the differ
ent towDships-which we're all full-had come
together animated by a spirit Of conciliation,
and with the sole purpose Of putting in nomi-
nation ticket worthy of the support of the
people of Montgomery county, and one that
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ton. We think no unprejudced man will
deny that this purpose was fully carried out
The ticket nominated is composed Of men
fully competent to discharge faithfully and
well, the duties of the positions to which they
have been designated and they are all men
in the highest sense, deserving of the conf
dence and support of every citizen of the
county, but more especially of every member
of the Democratic party
D. K. BOYER and j. H BAGGoTT, our can
didates for Clerk and Probate Judge, are too
well known to the people of Montgomery, to
need single word of commendation from u.s.
They have both for several years past, filed
highly important and responsible offices, with
degree ofindustry aud fidelity that has won
the confidence and approval of men of all
parties. They have not in any way disappoint-
ed the expectations of the party who elevated
them to the positions they now occupy, and
the unanimity and enthusiasm with which they
have again been presented to the sufrages OF
the people are a sure indication that they
will be triumphantly reelected
GEORGE WoGAMAN, our candidate for Sher-
id, was nominated by aeclamation-a certain
indication of the high estimation in which he
is held by his own party, and compliment
worthy bestowed upon one of the most faith.
full and well tried Democrats in Montgomery
county. He is a man of sterling integrity, and
no man in the county is better qualified tc
discharge the intricate and responsible duties
of the Sherffs Office He is deservedly pop
ular with men of all classes and if honesty
faithfulness and capability are taken into
consideration, he must succeed
BENJAMIN NJ AYREs is our candidate fol
Auditor, and we hazard not hing in saying
that more competent man could not have
been selected for the place AS careful
correct business man and accountant, he hal
no superior in this community. He has al
ways been a true, tried, hard-working Demo
crat-always faithful to his party and its prin
eiples-and has never deserted our STANDARD
in the most trying times He is eminent,
worthy of the confidence and support of al
who desire to place the right kind of men il
office, and we regard his election as one o
the certainties of the coming election
ALFRED IANs, our candidate for Commits
sioner, HIRAM LEWIS, for Infrmary Director
PATRICK 0'CoNSELL, for Whisky Inspector
j. ZIMMERMAN, for Flour Inspector, and G
w. ROGERS, for Pork Inspector, are all good
true and competent men, and will discharg
their duties faithfully and we'll They deserv,
and will receive the entire support of thei
constituents.
We have only time to add a single remark
We have selected a good, strong reliabl
ticket, and one that deserves the hearty en-
thusiastic support, not only of every demo
crat, but of all conservative men, who desir
to have the public affairs Of our county faith
fully and impartially administered All tina
is necessary to secure the triumphant electio
of our candidates, is simply for every DEM
crat to do his daty Now is the time to con
mence work Keep the ball in motion, an
success--complete and decisive-will crow
our efforts,
MONTGOMERY SHALL BE REDEEMEI
The Democracy have been putting on Are
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