The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-26
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ENOCH LEWIS. Gen. Supt.
poBERT PITCAIRN, Supt. Pitts. Div.
FALLACIoUs ASSURANCES AND Prom
re- Cambria County and the Late
,.,,ion- The "North" Us. tie ",South. =
!. take the following hortative para
-onb from the Johnstown Tribune of the
81 i,slant-the issue of the week prece-
sips the election. To wit;
..yeetinps are being held by the friends of
Trricn State. District and County Ticket
oil the townships easily accessible from
hn.,owr Look for large increase in the
-, vote in the South of the county. IT
y,artv associates in the North will rally in
.;r miobt and strike as determined blow
70 of the South will certainly do, ace toiIL
,,pIy elect ou County Ticket. Friends in
North The result is in your hands"
Since the foregoing blast was blown,
election has come and gone, and "we"
;, not elected our County Ticket. The
ference, if the tribune be relied upon
a immaculate in election facts and fig
/. es, would naturally be that The "North"
IS led in her duty at the polls-that she
ID not strike blow corresponding in So
|lity and determination with the one We
IRE assured the ''South" would infict
Jon the opposition. Let US see how
Dis is
The "North" of the county is popularity
NPposed TO comprise the districts of AL
Ebany, Blacklick, Cambria tp., Carroll.
uoIItown, Chest, Chest Springs, Clear
d, Ebensburg, Gallitzin, jackson, Lo-
TO, Munster, Summerhill, Summitville,
pquehanna, Washington, White, and
lmore aud thu "South" to comprise
Embra boro. Conemaugh tp., Cone
hugh boro, Croyle, Johnstown, Mill
lie. Prospect, Richland, Tay lor, and
Pier. The Eiero numeral preponder-
sc 0! districts is in favor of the ''NortE, :"
the aggregate vote of the two sections
faPectively nearly the same. IN 1864
aggregate vote of the "Nortk" was
95 that of he "South'' 2.347. So
Et, in regard to number of voters, the
orth'' may be said to enjoy equal ad-
ntase5 with the "South."
Now, by reference to the official returns,
fnd that the "North" in 1864 cast the
Oving vote tOr President
on........ ....................-...... 702
Democratic majority y........................ S91
TIE South" at the same election cast
following vote:
nocrauc 1913
Jenocratic majority. 80
10 the campaign just closed, the
forth" was adjured by her hopes of sue
as to the County Ticket to rally in
= might to the polls This is the graf
ing manner in which she responded:
bsnocratic votes $50
'"Oc'a'ic majority 7O6 |
pFa Union gain of TWO HUNDRED |
p ElGHTY-FIVE from '64
As we Of the South will certainly do"
r' THIS Is what the "Sopth" did:
mocratic votes cast 11oe
Democratic majority ... 30
30! ZEN from
0onaense the net result into few
Us The "SOuth" told us that the
~ OF the late election was in our
~ 'na that If We put forth the effort
would certainly use, we would elect
GVun'y Ticket; We believed the
4'n and did 285 votes better for our
an
"@u III 04. The "South," how
,uS'sad OF meeting us half way on
11 ''lSed BY themselves, actually
~, sep and did IA votes ,corse than
.D iong been the custom, just pri-
','.'uons, for the "South," in pom
',n s''a'oria' terms, to call upon the
70 DO her whole duty at the
'Vuped with the assurance that all