Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28
Our County Ticket.


Rioters have sluuk 10 their dens 10 Ne'
York city, all honest aud patriotic people
breathe freer. Those tao classes OF inter
nal traitors have demonstrated that peace
professions are hypocri'ical, and that force
culy cau restrain l.wless violence. The
Government must subdue, or be suhdued
Whst intelligent, candid man, can doubt
whether Liberty aud Law are not greatly
preferable to Slavery aud Anarchy? W.
must, Is such. openly sustain tue party ia
opposition TO those fOmenters Of this vas
civil var.
Individual men are necessary to make
up . company, and companies and reg'm
eats are parts Of . conquering army. 10
like manner, County aud State officer. are
paris of the machinery by which the Gen.
e,.l Government may be sustained or be
destroyed. BY fair election, personally
made BY half our voters at home, we have
before US the standard bearers of those
opposed to the Rebellion party.
SAMUEL II. ORwIG Z q. for Assembly
balls from one of the Oldest, most respected
families in the western part of our county.
We first knew him, ten years ago, striving,
with but little if aug assistance,t TO improve
his mind and advance in knowled &c. by
teaching school at intervals, be was enabled
60 graduate, at the Law School in New
llavcn-siudicd with Judge Kelley in
Philadelphia-settled in nl.ewi,burg-mar.
ricd daughter of the late Col. Jackson
M'Fsdden-sud by his industry and busi-
ness a.sidui,y has gained pleasant home
and respectable practice. Politically, be
was Of Democratic household but the
Kausas and other acts of the Slaveocracy
(.ll under the name Of democracy early
convinced him, Is they have hundreds Of
Thousands Of others, that the RePubicsn
principles sre nearest those Of Washing
ton. J, fferson and Jackson, aud be has at
sII simos voted with. and been . thorough
and unfliuchins worker for, the existing
Administration party. Not = trawler-of
modest aud unassuming appearance aud
deportment-bis election ss Burgess Of
our borough last year, and The vote for his
noniostion this year, prove the estimation
in which he is held at home as a man of
fair talents, sound Judgment, and personal
integrity. We happen to know that from
the FIRST outbresk of the Rebellion be has
been anxious to enter the Union Army-
tut - oil bis Wife's brothers, and all his
own 1t home, volunteered, he thought bis
first duty vas to his own and bis fathers
family. For his means, no man has been
more active or more liberal among US for
the cause. On the return Of one brother,
and during Lees invasion, Samuel did
enlis.-Wss "sworn iu" IS private-and
has performed actual hard service for over
. month, under Capt. Shorkley, of 2Sth
P.V.M., 10 the Cumberland Valley. His
service thus lopg-,he exhaustion caused
by i,-snd the necessity Of attending to
business for others dissrraDged by his
sbsence-will be q sufficient reason if be
fails to visit all parts of the Disrri,t. As
q Legislator, We would cou6de 10 him as .
faithful, reputable member.
ELISHA Il. WEIKLE, near the Kelly Y
Roads, for Register & Recorder. Mr.. W.
bee been very favorsbly known, for many
years, - . school teacher, aud hss few
acres Of land under cultivation. The vote
10 bis own and adjoining townships At the
primary election, is only the farerunoer Of
Q much greater vote 10 OCT. Of middle
sge, Of irreproachable character, superior
penuao, every way competent, and firmly
bu. mildly "ortbodox" oo the great ques'
,ions Of the day, bis success is uudoubted
apd will be favor we'll bestowed.
White Deer is the largest election dist.
Siet 10 our couo,y-had DO Commissioner
for l6 to 90 years psst-aod nov presents
candidate whose capacity and personal
'espectsbility s,e admitted by al, and are
Recognized ~ valid claims. SAMUEL
MARSHALL not long since failed, BY few
votes, OF election to this Office. for reasons
no longer operative, Of which the principal
Vas IN allegation that bis nomination was
made BY "trsdipg "a" among Delegates
on the exploded Caucus system. lie is
now selected BY strong, direct vote, Of
the people themselves. Some voted against
him, desiring to compliment neighbor,
Mrkelly, spd not to irjure Mr.. Marshall:
such meu will take care not to repeat that
folly, but will vote for the man they want
to have elected, hereafter, and not waste
their votes, and defeat friends, by ICON.
plimentsry" votes never returned. But,
tho thus defeated, Mr.M showed himself
the man; since then, as before, he has
stood up for his party, aud l.bored, night |
and d.y, for the triumph Of what be holds
to be correct principles. Such correct,
msgosnimous course, bss gained him
many friends aud 6rm supporters. !