Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-06

legation from, this State viii decide how the vote
of Pennsylvania shall lie cast on that Issue. 1t is
not at all Improbable that the next President will
be elected by the House. The indications NOW
are. that if the Opposition. cannot Concentrate
their strength upon amy single candidate with
reasonable prospect of success, the plan VIII be
to several candidates to-suit the feelings aud
latitude os the several portions of the country
There may be candidate IN the South, another
in the West and Northwest, another in the New
England States. and still another in Pennsylva-
nia and some CT the other States, Such being
the case. the election might readily fsi among
the people, and it would thep be decided by the
House In the House the vote will be by States,
and each State will be entitled to one vote, and
this vote will be decided by the political com
ple1ion of the Congressional delegation. Should
q majority of the Congressmen from Pennsylva->
MIA be elected by the Opposition. the vote of
Pennsylvania will be cast against the Democratic
candidate for President, and that Vote may de
eide the issue. One vote, therefore, becomes GI
great moment. One vote may decide the polit-
cal complexion of the Congressman from this
State, and that one vote may decide who il to be
the next President of the United States.
THOMAS Fl. PORTER, of Washington town
ship, is our candidate for Assembly, and he, too,
is entitled 10 the united support Of the Mountain
Democracy. He Las always been an active, hard
working Democrat. He will, if elected, n axe
81 honest intelligent and efficient Representative
in our State Legislature Notwithstanding the
eff,rts of the Black Republican leaders to cleo
,onoer against him, te Democracy every
where enthusiastic in his support, and he will
he elected by su OLD fashioned Democratic ma
jority. Attend the election and vote for him.
1t is unnecessary for us to say anything in
praise of JAMES MYERS, our candidate for
Sheriff, either as a man or Democrat He Is
well known to the people Of silis county, and is
universally respe cted and esteemed. We are
confident no sincere Democrat in the county will
abandon him and vote for Robert ?. Linton, who
is now endeav voring to disorganize the party, and
making common cause with Know Nothinss ant
Black Republicans.
ABEL LLOYD, our nominee for Commissioner
has always been true 10 the party, is good bus
mess man, and will make model officer. MI
CHAEI4 MIG UIRE, for Poor House Director, and
HENRY HAWK, for Auditor. are both gentle
men Of ability, and have always been true to the
Democratic Party.
Such, fellow citizens, is the ticket which is pre-
sented to you for your suffragcs ON next Tuesday
Will you not attend the election. and vote for
EN ER1 man on II, from lana ChLnfnlSsloner 10
Auditor REMEMBER, you have nothing to
gain from elevating Know Nothings and Black
Republicans to office; for when in power they
always widd their influence against you and
your principles. Stand by the toil-worn and
invincible banner Of Democracy, under which
you have so often fought and triulnphed, and
let your motto on next Tuesday be, THE
TJCEFT THE WHOLE TICK FIT AND
NOTHING But THE TICKET.'