Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-11
Our Ticket.

delegates al the convention, on SATURDAY
last, was how to decide in regard as to
who should be placed upon tho ticket,
from among the candidates for nomina-
ton before it. They were all good, true
and competent men, any one Of whom
would have been entirely acceptable to the
Democracy OF the county. But a selection
hai TO be made, and we have no hesitation
in saying that better ticket could not
have been formed than the one now before
the people for their sufirAges.
William N. Love and George w.
Meyer, our candidates for Representatives,
are emphatically men of the people. They
are both practical, intelligent men, un-
Outstanding fully tho wants and the in
terests of the people ia crisis like the
present Mr.. Love is a sOorking mechanic
he is entirely identified with the interests
of the laboring classes, and well knows
tho kind of legislation they need, at time
like this, when powerful and persistent
efforts are being made by the wealth and
capital of the country to build up over
their heads moneyed aristocracy, the OBJ
ject of which isto crush them in the dust.
Mr.. Meyer occupies the same position. He
fully and heartily appreciates the interests
OF the laboring and producing classes of
the country, and, like his colleague, is op-
posed to the unjust and oppressive system
of taxation, the special object of which is
to protect capital and degrade labor Both
are intelligent, practical men, and both
Democrats who have never swerved from
an inhexible adherence to democratic prin-
ciples during the trying and fearful
crisis through which the country has just
passed ,.
Thomas o. Lowe, our candidate for
! Prosecuting Attorney, is eminently quail
fed for the important Office to which he
has been designated. In the legal profess
sion he holds a deservedly high position
and as democrat, he enjoys to the fullest
extent, the respect and confidence of his
party. He has, during the trying scenes
of the past four years, clung to its princi-
pies as the "sheet- t-anchor" of our political
safety, and by the convincing power of his
eloquence, has contributed greatly to pre-
serve its organization, and to render its
mission one offuture peace, prosperity and
happiness to the country.
George A. Grove is our candidate for
Commissioner. A better selection could
not have been made. Mr.. Grove is one
of our mos: trustworthy. practical busi-
nsss men, and he will bring to his aid, in
the discharge of his duties as Commission
or, many years of valuable experience in
business and finance. He is worthy
successor of the present democratic in-
cum bent, who has uniformly discharged
his duties to the entire satisfaction Of the
people of the county.
Frederick b. Shull, our candidate for
Coroner, possesses all the requisite quail
fications for that office, and should he be
elected, will discharge its duties faithfully
and WE'LL Should the Office OF Sheriff
from any cause be vacated, he is entirely
qualified to discharge the duties of that
position.
Jesse Demint, the candidate for mfr
mary Director, is farmer and man of
large practical experience. No better selec-
ton could have been made for the place.
1t is high time men of his class were en-
trusted with the management Of that i'm 4
portant interest,
We repeat, that the ticket presented by
the Democratic Convention, is one in all
respects deserving of the confidence and
support of the people of Montgomery
County. OF its election aoe have no doubt,
and we do not believe any one else doubts
it.