The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-08-14
q BIG
OUR COUNTY TICKET.

but that every mai is determined to
contribute his share to the success
of u gallant standard bearers, Ew-
ING and RICE. 1t ives the largest
and best Convention ever held in the
County; was enthusiastic, harmoni-
Gus and closed satisfactory to every
man present, and all went home with
apparently new life and vigor infus7
ed into them for the success of those
principles which must certainly, if
successful, bring peace, quiet and
prosperity to Jul country. The del
egates gave us an excellent ticket,
composed of the best men in Preble
county, whose characters and stand
ing commend them to the support Of
every Independent voter.
WILLIAM BRowN, our candidate
for Representative, is quiet we'll
TODD farmer, living on his farm
about twelve miles north of Eaton,
and within sight of the little village
of West Manchester, Monroe Town
ship. lie is Justice of the Peace in
that section which place he has fill
ed to the entire satisfaction of the
neighborhood for several years-is
a man of fair education, well inform
ed upon the questiors which are
most intimately connected with the
interests of the people of Preble
County-sober, honest and upright,
he would make q most excellent Rep
resentative, and M who would
look closely to the interests ofthe
farming community, as well as those
of all other classes.
JOHN V. CAMPBELL, Esq, u can
didate for Prosecuting Attorney, is
so well known in the County, that it
is unnecessary for US to write any
recommendation or speak of his mer-
its. He filled the position for which
he is now nominated in the years of
1872 and 1873, and the records show
that no Prosecuting Attorney eve
done the State business more faith
fully and impartially. He possesses
that knowledge of the law which emf
nently fits him for the place, and if
elected will discharge it's duties with
out "fear OF favor" He deserves the
support Of his fellow citizens, and
we have not the least doubt of his
triumphant election.
JOHN t. DEEM is our candidate for
Treasurer, and a most capital nom
ination it is. Like our candidate
for Prosecuting Attorney, Mr. Deem
is so well known throughout the
county, that anything we might say
of his honesty, integrity or qualifica-
tions for the place, would be super
fuous. No man in Eaton has con
tributed more to its advancement
and prosperity than Mr.. Deem. In
dustrious, energetic and liberal-his
hand is always in his pocket for the
relief Of any poor man in distress or
in need of assistance, and 70 CHART
able or public enterprise ever went
on without his hearty and substan-
tial approval. He has hosts of
friends, and is just the man that it
will be a pleasure to do business with
when he is elected-of which event
we have no doubt.
For County Commissioner we have
BENJAMIN P. KENNEDY, of Somers
Township, q most fortunate selec-
ton, for that man don't reside in
Preble county who is more highly
respected by his neighbors and
friends for purity of cha racter and
integrity Of purpose, than Benjamin
F. Kennedy. He is eminently quail.
fled and fitted for the Board Of Coun.
ty Commissioner-frugal and care.
full in his habits and business, the
taxpayers Of the County may rest
assured that their interests will be
well guarded and the reckless ant
useless expenditure of II public
funds considerably curtailed through
the watchful eye of Mr.. Kennedy
He will be no statue standing in The
office-but will push the business
, like a live man. The large vote hi
, will poll in cold Somers," will show
that he is considered q much better
man for the place than his opponent.
whose residence is in the same town
ship.
Last but not least, we have JONI
CRUMBAKER, Of Washington Town
: ship, as our candidate for Infirmar,
1 Director. Here is another goo
man, who will be endorsed by me-
: of all parties, because of his eminen
5 fitness for the position. He is a ne'
6 man in the political field-the "offic
S sought him." and he will attend t
the interests ofthe people and tn
unfortunates of the county wit
e fidelity and economy. The super
q vision of the poor and the Count
farm is q matter of no small momer
e to the taxpayers, and should b
S most zealously guarded. There
+ q l~ooseness in that institution tina