The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-10-08
EDITORIAL ETCHlRGs.
B9 Election next Tuesday.

BG% Election next Tuesday.
BS Go to the polls early next Tuesday,
Republicans, and stay all day.
IA Get in the vote of every doubtful vo-
ter as soon as the polls opened.
Bar One vote may decide the election next
Tuesday. Go to the polls
BS% Vote the whole Republican County
Ticket. Every man on it is worthy of your
support.
BGS~ The Army of the Union wants no
stragglers on the 18th. Let every voter be
at the front.
RsY- Are you mechanic ? Then you are
III favor of Protection to A merican Industry.
Vote for Daniel J. NJ brrell
eEThe Reconstruction measures of Con-
gress, if perfected, will bring peace to our
country Vote for D. J. Morrell.
B6- Do you want Republican U. S. Sen
ator to succeed Buckalew? Then vote for
James Morley for Assembly.
Ba~ Do you believe that the War for the
Union was right? Thensvote for the Repub-
lican candidates, who all supported that war
throughout.
Ba~ Look out for frauds next Tuesday
The fortunes of the Democracy are desperate,
and they will stop at nothing in order to
carry the day.
E6y Remember that Democratic rebel
lion has loaded the country with debt and
taxes. If you want the debt enlarged and
the taxes increased, vote the Democratic
ticket. st
R5% General Burnside gives the following
reason why every truly loyal man should
vote against Seymour: "I shall vote against
Mr.. Seymour because think he was an enc
| my to his country when it was in trouble"
Bag" Allow no Democratic colonized car
pet-bagger to vote next Tuesday. Challenge
every sus picious- locking character, and re-
quire him to establish bona tide residence in
the district where he seeks to vote.
p9- Gen. Harry White has most efficiently
represented this district in the State Senate
during couple of terms His constituents
will record their verdict of "Well done good
and faithful servant ~ next Tuesday.
EaS@ IIartranft in the Auditor Generals
Office, and Campbell in the Surveyor Gener-
als Office, by their capacity and economy
have saved thousands of dollars to the tax
pay ers of the State. The taxpayers will re-
member this next Tuesday.
Ras@ Read Hon. John Scott's speech, on
the outside of this paper. Nr. Scott was a
Democrat up to the time of the breaking
out of the Democratic rebellion, when be left
the party of treason and allied himself to the
Union party.
BE- Soldiers, the Democrats of Cambria
county, in 1864, cast 2, 143 votes against en-
franchisiEg you while you were in the field.
The Republicans, to the last man, voted an
favor of enffanchising you. Remember this
| next Tuesday 4E 4M
B9r Gen. Mcclellan arrived home last
week. He is in delicate health, and it is re-
| ported that, under the advice of his physi-
clan, he will not go on the stump at present
| If he were well and strong, he would likely
| be able to determine what course to pursue
| by the latter part of November.
| EG@ When the war broke out, Gen. Dix
| electrified the nation by Issuing the follow
! ing order from the War Department: sIf any
man attempts to pail down the American
Flag, shoot him on the spot - AS fitting
| sequence to this order, Gen. Dix now holds
this language 81 see but one source of
! safety for the country under existing cir
cumstances, and that is the election of Gen
| eral Grant"
EeE~ The Mobile Tribune, in a recent arti-
Gle, informs its readers of what the Ku-
kiuxers will do when they elect Seymour and
Blair. 1t says: ''One of the very first things
we will ask VIII be the assumption of the
Confederate debt. This is precluded by the
amendment known the XIVth article
But the Democracy deny that this amend
ment has been legally adopted. This, it may
be said, is the result of the promise to Wade
Hampton, and is made as guaranty OF their
good faith"
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