Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-11-18
POSPECTUS OF THE
Duly and Weekly Telegraph.
Prepare for the Gubernatorial Campaign

The Republicans of PennsyIvania achieved
glorious victory in October and November, by e.
lecting their State and National candidates. not
withstanding the immense frauds committed by
our political opponents 1t now remains with the
people to see that the standard bearers Of
glorious party are properly sustained in their et-
forts to establish confidence in the stability of
institutions, renewed activity il all branches OF
industry and the restoration of amity and good
fellowship with all the people of our common
country That the Telegraph has contributed It's
full share 10 the glorious victories recently gain
ed will not be denied even by our political op-
ponepts. Look at the result in our county
where the editor labored night and day during
the canvass, through the paper and personal Wis
It's TO our hePuilcaD friends in the cOunty-the
unprecedented majority of twenty hundred
and ten was the result We point also with pride
to the result in our neigh boring counties of Perry
Lycomlng, Union, Snyder and North um berland
where upwards Of six thousand copies Of the I'd
eSraph were weekly distributed.
THE GUBERNATORLALC CONTEST,
While personally we desire rest from political
turmoil, at least for a while. we cannot close our
eyes 10 the fact that ever vigilant opponents
are already preparing for the GuUernatorial con.
test next year; and as we believe that in time oi
peace we should prepare fol war,we would exh0rt
our political friends to make preparations for
coming contingencies at once, and
CIRCULATE THE NEWSPAPERS
among your neighbors. If you have Republi-
can paper in your county that is true and reliable
to the party, it should be preferred to those print
ed in other counties After you have done this
and yOa and your friend. desire a true and rela-
BILE Republican journal from abroad, would
recommend TO you either the
WEEKLY OR DAILY TELEGRAPH.
They are published at the seat of our State Gov
ernment, and viii contain full reports Of the DO
lngs OF the National and State Legislatures. They
VIII sustain our triump hantly elected leaders IN
the establishment of Peace all over the land
with all the power they can command.
The Telegraph belongs to no clique. Ii OF
course has It's preferences before nominations are
made for office, but when once made, the Itl,-
graph has rever failed since il has been under
our control, to sustain the candidates presented
"ifh the same energy and zeal as though It's own
personal friends were the ticket.
TERMS OF THE DAILY:
copy. one year. s5 90
copies one year, in one package, per copy, , "
!o copies one year, in pack per club, - w
copy during session of the Legislature, l %
io copies during session of the Leg gislature ~ W
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY:
! copy. one year, 81 %
copies, one year. per copy, a.
~ copies one year. per copy, w
Clubs of from twenty TO fifty viii be Furnished d.
lower rates
These terms will hardly pay for the cost Of the
white paper on which the telegraph is printed
and therefore the cash must accompany the orasl-.
Address, GEORGE BERGSER,
Nov Is, 1868 Harrisburg, Pa