Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-09-12
Our Ticket.

The Republican convention which met on
Wednesday Evening of the August Court
| placed in nomination the ticket which we
have raised to our maet- head, and which
we intend to keep there until after the Octo-
Der Election. when We hope it will be tri-
umphantly elected. Il is true that the Dem
ocratic leaders repudiated the offer, from the
Republicans, Of Union Ticket and placed in
nomination ticket of their owe. And such
ticketl We eeannot believe that the honest
yeomanry of Centre county will elect it,
There are upon that ticket at least two Sc
cessiop Democrats, aod at least one renegade
Whig aud Know-nothing. Not man in the
whole Democratic party fit for County Treas
urer. G. Derr and Joseph Wilson and
others, life long Democrats, were nowhere
when that nomination was made. To please
certain class. Merchants, Farmers and
mechanics must be set to one side for the
present and professional man, Doctor
must be nominated, DO matter whether he
has been Democrat or Whig or Know
Nothing. 1t does appear to us that
these Democratic leaders can suit them>
selves to anything Nothing is too incons;s-
tsnt for them, SO that they can secure the
Offices for some favorte of the Bellefonte
clique. VIII the honest Democrats of Cen
tre county endorse this Bellefonte clique.
this worse than hiararchy which seeks to
control the politics of Centre countyf We
believe they wi repudiate the whole thing
aud therefore We call the attention of all the
tax payers Of this county to our ticket. The
ticket in favor of the War and its speedy and
glorious consumation. Farmers of Centre if
you do not want Jour taxes increased SO as
10 become burden, you will vote in favor
Of that ticket which is in favor of the present
state and national Administrations, For
Assembly We efer you
SAMUEL McWILLIAMS, ESQ.
Mr. McWilliams is well known to the peo-
pie Of Centre County He is Farmer,
young man of energy and ability, competent
to I'll almos. any post in the gift of sover-
eigu people. A Blacksmith by trade, be
knows how to sympathize with the mechanic,
and having been Educated in the schoolof poy
er;y although now farmer, be knows how to
sympa,hize, and lcgislate for the best inter
ests Of every man who is compelled to earn
his bread by the sweat of his brow. Between
him and Robert Barron the Democratic
Nomnes, there can be no comparison. Mr.
Mc w Illsms Is honest, a Union and loyal
man, competent for the pest which his friends
have called upon him to fill lf the people |
Of Centre are true to their own interests they
will vote for SANL McWILLIAxs. The next
On the ticket is
G O. RYMAN,
for County Treasurer. Mr.. Ryman is a |
choice spirit. the noblest work of God, en- +
honest man. Starting in life a poor boy,
without friends or patrons, he has worked |
bimself up to his present proud position, the
Republican nominee for the most important
office in the County. And that nomination
be secured without any trickery or legerde-
main 1t was the work of the people, the
gift of the people. Will the people, the
working men, the farmers andmechanies of
Centre endorse that action? Will they vote
OF one of their own class of men, in prefer,
'nce to the friend and patron of the Belle
onte clique' Working men Of centre if you