The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-09-01

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ful services was especially due him
Having this IN remembrance, and IN
the light OF Subsequent events, we
think I'uipn and snyder counties
specially thoull now l,rego their own
preferences and give such support to
Mr. Johnson, as will in treasure
make reparation for the past warrant
his election aud redeem the district
from the hand oCihc Democracy. The
district is largely Republican. Mr..
johnson is Republican, able eloquent
aud above suspicion aud identified
with the interests Of our district, who
is entitled to every Republican vote
The Democrats will undoubtedly re
nominate their present Senator, Mr..
Beck, WHO Is openly denounced, even
Oy men OF his own party, us utterly
unfit for The position. But ii thi,
were not so. he is democrat aud
therefore is not the man to represent
the NlNth district.
The eyes Of the Republicans of the
State are upon US aud good men every
whore expect Us 10 elect Mr.. johnson
and possibly thereby save the Senate
from Democraticrule. We beseech every
Republican Of Cuicn county, whltcvcr
his Preference, may have been to con-
.idcr the importance OF the approach
ing election and cnjcavor to rctrivc
our fallen fortunes, aud not only this,
but render the tardy justice due one
Of the very best and foremost men
among the Republicans of this dis
uict. - M.NiaLUry Tcicyrogh.
TIE CorEREE MEETING 1T will be
seen ly thi proceedings ofthe adjourn
ed meeting of the cUnfcrces of the
Senatorial and Representative district
composed Of Union Snyder aud Ly.
coming counties, which appears in
another part Of this paper, that the
Hon. Henry johnson, of Lycoming
county, received the unanimous nom.
iUatlou for Senator from this district
The utmost unanimity aud good fee'-
ing prevailed during the meeting, and
the conicrces harmouizcd on the nom-
ination OF Nc. johnson with very lit
40 dilliuulty.--Not only the conicrees.
but the entire party in the district
unite in conccdins to Mr. johnson all
thl ability, experience, aul other qnal.
iiicatious requisite to the roper aud
satisfactory filling Of the important
nominated. We shall not be surpris-
cd to see Mr.. Johnson running iai
ahead Of his ticket. His successful
Efforts 10 securing the franchise TO the
soldiers in the field, has endcared him
to tho gallant survivors and their
friends who will not fail to remember
and appreciate him wbcn they come
to deposit their ballots-GdgcRc d
/ Bo'l,tia.
been nominated for Senator, in the
Lycoming district lie was in the
Senate several years ago from the dis.
irict composed of I.yeomiug, Clinton
and Centre, and was one OF the ables,
debators aud leading members Of that
body. We trust he may be elected.
! The Legislature of Pennsylvania needs
! Jus. such men to redeem it from the
oiium Of bribery and corruption into
which it has iallen.-RepuJiicaa,
L,ck Uuccn.
MYTH SENATORIAL DlsTNIcr -
The Republican Senatorial Contcrcos
OF the lih district met yesterday at
Williams port, aud nominated Henry
johnson as the candidate of the party
been Il Senator, is a man OF export.
euce and ability, OF undoubted homes
ty, aui will do honor to the district if
elected, Of which we think their is no
doubt. ~. Uorrjsjuvy Teicgaph.
We enter tho campaign with a iubi-
late, because we entertain the best
prospect of clecting Mr.. Johnson to
the Senatorship, regardless of the
popularity OF his opponent. Mr.. John
son, during his Senatorial career, was
one of the most honorable aud square
dealing men that ever graced our Sen
atorial Hall. lie has an honest heart.
clear brain, cultivated intellect and
strong determination to back up his
convictions, Moreover, he is identi-