The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-13


Although It looks like the repetition Of
mere compliments 10 allude u the qusllh-
cations OF the candidates for the various
ofIic'sk wdaan p,at rcoiiiia t,ofn saylng that
either birsfncAesoNor AIr, Moynu would
au theoHlcc Of tbc tebsto yudpcship with
credit to thcmselvesi aud honor to the
county. NJ. MoYGR was the candidate Of
the Democracy last fan fr Representative
20 the state Legislature. niru-ts practicing
member OF the csMonlgomcry County Dar,
although rcGdinE ia Farmcrsvillc, some
sixteea miles from the city. Tie posscsses
the on,irc coalidoaop and respect Of the
community in which lie resides, and OF all
70 WHOM he Is Nuov Mr.. TuoMPsoN n
slso a member of ac Dayton Bar at which
he gives pronbe vi 9nc day attaining dis
tinction. lie u a. attentive, gtudous and
indUstriou laWy er aud II ,s. perhaps, con-
siderag all thingi- bis better fortuno not
to have received the nomination. Mr..
DwYsR. therefore may well regard Il rs no
empty compliment 10 havc been selected Is
tue candidate for .his Important oiiice over
two such estimabie gentlemen AZ GKoRGE
| w. MOYrR and tEnu THoNrsoS. Mr..
DwrsR Possesses qualifications fos the oitice
at least equal tO those ufhis competitors. lie
Ia also membcr oc The Dayton Bar, and a
universal fayoritc wherever he Is known.
fo. his respectful dcpOrtment, his inteli-
gence, aud kindness ofheart lie has all
the geuiality and generosity of your true
Irish character. AMI his uolnination is n
compliment to that large sud faithful por-
tlon Of the community that has cast It's lot
with us, aud tmt is proyerblally devoted 70
the principles Of liberty II elected rs he
no doubt win BE-, he VIII prove a compe-
tent, faithful, and universally popular pub
lie officer.
JOHN n. BRIL, FOR COMMISSIONER.
The list Of candidates Gor Commissioner
embraced about hslf-dOzen OF the best
aud most sUhstautis men of the county 1t
is really an Office Of hrst-olass importance.
aud to say that 1t should always be tllled by
just such men AS John NJ. BELL Is about all
that ia necessary to gay on the subject.
Mr., BELL on the dissolution Of the old
Wing party cast his fortunes with the De-
mocracy. He ys3 oue of the old style
BsNRY CLAY meB--5ut was averse to Abo-
litionism. as, even his old leader. He is
universally respected for his Intelligence
aud integrity OF character.
GEORGE oSTIEn, TOR INtIRMARY DIRECTOR.
There was considerable contest Tor this
nomination, as well as the others. Its re-
suit in the selection OF this gentleman, on
the fourth Ballot, was received with sutis-
faction by alias NJ. GETTER, both from
location and personal character, was II
nomination for the place enlinently ht to
be made.
HENRY LAaiBrR1, FOR WHISKY INSPECTOR.
This gentleman received the nomination
on the first ballot over Mr.. JOHN BETTE
LoN, Of Dayton. Neither of them made any
effort for the nomination, rs the U. 3. In-
spcetor gets all the inspecting to do.
JOSEPH r. rETTKEs, FOR tIouR INSPECTOR.
This gentleman IL a7miller in Jackson
township, and in every way qualified for
this office. He WIS nominated, after one
ballot, by atclamatieu. e..
DIR. j. a. wAtTERs, ron Pol.K INSPECTOR.
This gentlomsu, having suggested the
name OF DIR. j. G.. RLEyE, ns suitable can
didate foI Pork Inspector, IN view of the
prevalence Of iooraas in that article, on the
ground that itrequired scientific gentle
man to he suitable Pork Inspector in these
times, the Convention accepted the hint,
and friend Of Dr. RErVE, having gener-
oI,sly withdrdwn HIS name, DR.. WALTERs
was with great enthusiasm and entile
unanimity, nominated for the position.
In conclusion we have but this to say.
The ticket presented is one of the best ever
offered 10 the suifrpg ges Of the people Of
Montgomery County, by either party.
The. men who compose it are all eOmpe-
tent and Trustworthy. The nominations
were fairly made, and the competition was
in all respects honorable. We hope that
all the defeated candldatea and their friends
will remember these things, aud by their
cheerful acquescence in the result, and
their exertions for the snccess Of the ticket,
viii deserve the gratitude Of the Demo-
cratic party. No man who will suffer his
personal disappointment to control his con
duet in the approaching campaign. will
deserve any favor whatsoever, hereafter At
the hands Of the party.
Our success IS not important ia view OF
the offices TO he flied but Il is importAnt
rs being harblngerof that reaction which
is to sweep the country and re-erect upon
Its pedestal the statue OF Il restored Union
Kentucky.
bUvAII.'s majority in eighty nine conn.
ties in Kentucky, according To the LoRis-
Vile Courisr's fguiipg, is 44,5sG, Twenty-
one counties remain to be heard from W.
have increased our demand Of the gallant
Old democratic State. The round number
numbers, $4,000 would look more diguiiied
4 Political BHreaU.
! The Newark AdocniseF )u noticing tn,
attack Of the New York Times upon tn,
management Of the Freedmens Bureau