Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11
The County Ticket and the Men
On 1.-THE MafOrIfy this Fall.

The County Ticket and the Wen
On 1.-THE Majority this Fall.
The Democratic primary election on SAT-
urday last, was q full expression of the
popular will, and resulted in the popular
ticket which this day flies at our mast head,
and will remain there until the day of the
election, when, if our friends but do
their duty, it will receive an endorsement
: of 1900 majority in franklin county, r
IS Mr.. Ross, who heads the Representative
ticket as he headed the vote on Saturday.
q is a member of the City Council, and was
the first to take ground In that body
against the Infamous Metropolitan Police
law. But few men better understand the
wishes and wants of the people, and none
will work more zealously for their interest.
AS Democrat and as citizen. he Is be-
yond reproach, and when in the Legisla-
= ture, will make member of which the peo-
pie may be proud. ~ ~ -
CAL. T. MANN is a young lawyer, talented
beyond his years, and, although among
the last to yield to the solicitation of friends
to be candidate, yet beat some of the best
and most popular men on the Ticket. He
is known TO the people, and in expecting
him to be leading member of the next
2 Legislature, we do not think they will be
disappointed. He is a native of Franklin
county, ~ .9"ia'i -lH9rs s7iyf .Ha.- a3 roi lst
SAMUEL E.. KILE, is the candidate for
County Auditor, and we doubt if better
Auditor, after his election, can be found In
the State, He is honest, he Is capable,
and is withal, a Democrat, without alloy.
Selected from the best material on the
Ticket for Auditor which the county could
afford, the fact of Mr.. KIIE's success Is an
Endorsement of which he and his friends
have cause to be proud, and the defeated
to rejoice that the mantle they wanted to
fall on their own shoulders has dropped on
one every way worthy to bear it.
A. G. HEADLEY, one of the most success
full of the business men which has added so
much to build up our fine Capital city, is
the nominee for Treasurer. He is one of
those men of whom it is said, he could start
from one end of High street and go tn the
other and get the signature of every man
of property he met, on his official bond,
as easy as another could get the same names
on petition to the City Council to make
an appropriation to make street passable.
His business talent, cordial and conciliatory
bearing towards all, and above all his
known honesty made the name of A. c.
HEADLEY tower of strength in the can
vass which ended on Saturday, and is but
another evidence of the selection of the
right man in the right place.
The only objection ever made to NATHAN
COLE as Recorder is that he has held the
office for seven different terms of three
years each. He stands this day as the best
County Recorder in Ohio. No question
cal be asked him relative to his office, or
the title to land, but he is ready to answer.
His mind is one vast store house, well ar
ranged, of the business of his office, and his
popularity among those who have busi-
ness with him is deeply rooted in the
hearts of the people.
For County Commissioner, WIN. GULIcK,
one of the mechanics of Columbus, gen.
tleman OF fine business talent and of ex-
tensive information-an honest man, and
one who is in every respect worthy and
well qualified to perform the duties, is the
nominee over opponents whom it is an
honor for any man to beat. From the list
no bad selection could have been made, and
in that of Mr.. GULIcK, all parties are well
satisfied. ft ..s
ELIAS GAvER, Que of our oldest and most
respected citizens, for Coroner, had no
competitor. He walked over the course
He has been Coroner for number of
years, and no man, Democrat or Republic
can, has dared to lisp word to his dispar-
agement- .-.--
Our German friend, JACOB GRAU, ends the
list, and is the candidate for Infirmary Di-
rector. JACOB has feeling heart, and with
it a tact for business that admirably tlts him
for one of the Board of the county Benev-
olent Institutions where the poor and the
unfortunate are cared tor. His nomination
is an excellent one. .......- A..
With such Ticket in the field, the Demo-
cracy are now not only ready but eager for
the great battle of the I'd Tuesday of Oc-
tober. We throw down the gauntlet to
our opponents and challenge them to COM
bat, on our assertion that Franklin county,
against Negro Suffrage, and in favor of the
State and County Ticket, will give ma
iority larger than she ever gave before, al
though she has beaten our opponents by
the Thousands.
-"a The Reason Why?
EsTba no,ton To,a7,nI has the last word in