Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-08

Nuin be- observed ~ = lcticf in
another column, hat Judge Rauci,
has withdnwn n'om the coutcs, f1r
Judee. The duty Of Democrats is
now quite plain. Charles A Mayer,
Eso. Of Lock iisvcn, should b sup
ported hy cvcry Democrat and s'l
others who love hce government.
This is not the time for Democrats 10
quarrel or hesitate. let rs get the
general and State governments into
our hands, and then il will be time
enough to adjust and discuss local
differences Unless the people deliv-
er the affairs Of State into our hands
at the approaching election, il will
not be worth while TO quarrel about
the Judgeship, or any other local Off
ces, because, in the language Of a Rad
ical Congressional Conference in this
District, 'this farce Of Government
viii be wound upon the 4th Of March
next" Hence there viii be nothing
left for Democrats except the sword
should the people be foolish enough to
exchange free government for Black
Republican folly.
Mr.. Mayer is endorsed by the Belle
fonte Watckman, the Democratic or
Of Centre county, in the following
language:
-Mr Mayer, our nominee, is a gentleman q
high neral and social standing In his oEn county.
lie commenoei the Tractice " laW about fiiren
ylLrs l-u, Win no Irururrls tll bic Talents an 2
iudusiry. and worked bis var, step By step. to
the head % the prufsssion- for several YEAR be
has bsen the only recognized header q the Clinton
county bar. uheFe be has been almost without q
competitor and a. the same time has zrapplei IN
many q severe forensic struggle With the greatest
legal minds Of the state. and by maintaining him
self With wonderful sucocss IN these coutests has
demonstrated his thorough knowledge of the iau
IN an its Variaus departments. and 90 the SAND
time shown an uuusuai strong disorimiuatiuE z
juiEnsnt 10 the Application o. legal principles o.
the practical Affairs Of life. These vaTious scouu-
plishmcnfs-a thorough and complete knqHledre
Of The law, a sound Judgment in heapplicaiiun %
legal principles . perfect knowledge of the prac-
teal details u business. and high moral charNc-
ier. coupled with diguifei- courteous and urtiane
address, pre-sminenty qualiiy Mr. Mayer to adqru
the Judicial uGos-'
As the editor Of that journal, Mr.
Meek, is not in the habit Of support
ing anything anti-DemOeratie, we
freely accept his endorsement Of Mr..
Mayer, whom he has personally known
for many years. We will add, that
Mr.. Mayer, when here, promised TO
give the citizens Of this county a
whole weeks Court, aud that Monday
and Saturday should not be spent in
crossing the mountains at the expense
of the taxpayers Of the county. This
we believe he will do. He is, there
fore, entitled to our undivided sup
port on Tuesday next.
The Lewistown Democrat thus re-
ters to our candidate:
"Chas A. Mayer, Esq- Of Lock Hareu. Is the
DCmocratic candidate for President judge iu thl
Clcarfe Centre linton District. he salaug q
OF acknaNlsdrci ability. a Democrat without guile
ani rsutlcman every inch. lic viii b. eiocted
without Doubt Asa Judrc. ne arr confident hs
vill Do honor 70 himself and reject credit on th,
party Ehish has plaoed him in nomination
The Centre Reporter, the organ. oi
the Penns Valley Democracy, ably de-
fends Mr.. Mayer, and winds up long
article by saying
"Mr Maysr, a. an know. Is gentleman Of un-
salliei charastsr and ranks among the foremost
as lawyer"
There is another important fact
that the voters Of this county should
take into consideration. The Radicals
havenOminated Judge McEnally. His
election would bring about special
Courts, because be is engaged as coun-
SCI 10 many cases, which would be an
expensive luxury to the taxpayers
for many years. We again say to our
readers, vote for Mr. Mayer.