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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-04
NE-XT 3'IESDAYs

Ecuncra,sl are you ready for the con
fi.o;? Before another issue Of oUT PAPER
tie great hattie between honesty and in
tHgrity on the one side, ard fraud and cor
rupt;oa on the other, wiz have been fought
ard won. are you prepared to do Your
drty - yourselves, your families, your
country, ard your acd?
You have pure aud upright candidates
aGl holy oausc-tiee cause IF your colIn-
Try. Turn out, then, every voter, rad Do
ycur whole duty.
Vote for RUCKALEv, the honest and
tIieuted DAcinooEst, against HARTRANF-T,
tie dishonest as.d Incompetent TiallicaL
Vote ythe statesman Democrat. HART
INV, against the '-piucbeI'' Radical, Alien.
Vote for tLe sble and eminent Chief
Justice, tLc Hon. JAMES THoAPsoE, and
aeeiast EERCuH.
ote foI.N Agrz and ioPEIS6 and " RIGHT
for Congjoss IS large nnd against Tom
aud ECoFIErD nnd ALaaIGar.
Vote for the talented and eloquent young
statesman, r h!uE@,5 SFEER, for Con
gross, ? man Who has reflected more honor
on your district than all former members
put together. He was r. good enough man
for BARRIER two years ago-ho Is good
enough for Demoorate now.
Vote FOR JOHN HANNAH, your upright
and intelligent fellow citizen, against
SApUEL HzSIty, the candidate OF the
Cameron ring, who seeks 10 make the poor
pay the taxes cG tIIo I.ch. To vote for
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-04
Ay-l1EESE YoyR YICKEX,st

Last year the ahols Radical coanty tick
st was sacrificed TO the sucoess Of SAxgEL
HEsRy-tllis year the same game il at
tempted. Last year the whole Radical
ticket was nominated With u view g the
electiou Of SANUEI. Henry and tie defeat
OF the other oaadidG.es year the came
thing haa been done. All the other can
didhtes arc mere tau to l!ESKV's Kite.
Last far SAMUEL HENEy and bis friends
circulated the Democratic ticket with The
name OF SAMUEL Henry on it and many
Democrats were deceived into voting that
ticket. Of course tII;s wsss fraud upon
the other Radical candidates, as well as on
tho Democrats, but the followers Of the
Treasury RirE had 10 fcruples, and the
anne fraud, no doubt, vii lee attempted
ti,ia fan. - DC on your gerud, Democrats,
and see that you have the full Democratic
ticket Carefully examine your tickets
before voting. see that you are not Ire
traycd into voting sgziust your own honess
convictions and in favor Of a ruansvho is
using SIMON CANEHoE's money to secure
his election, aud Is pledged to the support
OF ,ha5, corrupt Old demagogue for the high
sud once honorable position OF United
States Senator.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-04
Ifcs.i3f aal5 Cameron.

The result oc the election next Tuesday
VIII either continue the corrupt .7iIe Of
FrsfoE CAHEEoS in th!s State, or 1t viii
,,gnsig,l linn and JouE F. IAEERAE7 to r
cor,roon and we'll meritcd political grave.
he is a candidate for reelection 10 the
United States Senate, and is using his money
to secure p radical maj 3rity ia tlte Iegisla-
ture for that purpose. If SAMUEL. HEHRY
IA elected to the Assembly from this county.
20 lrU be Goae 5y Dsmoeyatic gotes. We
have said once before, and we now repeat
It, that not single democrat in Cambria
county would ever dishonor himself by
llacing his vote IL The balIot-box for 50 no
l3ri9us!y corrupt man a. CAMERON, ~ho
Las spent his whole life in dcbauching the
Legislature of this state. SAMUEL HENRY
viii vote for CAMERoN, il enough Demo
rsats in this county send him (iiENRY) oEce
more to Harrisburg. Who eau count OF
estimate in advance Of IN oloctioU, the
i-nrortauc of one vote. In 1858 CHARLES
y. bUCKAErw was elected TO the Senate of
the United States over this same political
J.ronigatc, SI.OE CAMERON. by one rotc-
UCBALET-ecciying 81 votes, and CAMERON
6. Can it be shat any Democrat in this
c,unty viii hy his ballot send Henry to
sae Legislature Go vote for5IMoS CAMERON
ioile Senate, ard thusoEce more political
J. dlsgrace AID humiliate this honorcd Old
COMMONWEALTH? Win amy Cambria county
J'e1noc,at worthy of the name, by his vote
constitute SAMUEL HENRY his political
a.eut at Harrisburg, TO do and perform
IN aci for which The agent himself would
llslsh and he ashamed. Let the honest and
7lab0,lqFt vote Of every trJse Democrat in the
county answer tisis question noXt Tuesday.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-04

R0UEEvr J. JurlNsTCE, Esq.. John 8
i2hey, Esq, and other prominent Ring
Democrats, are daily making votes for
Grant and iIarl-anft 10Y travelling through
the northern end of ths county and saying
ia p2b!ic speeches that the war was q fail
uro ON the part OF the North. and that Sc
cession was right which should have been
Acknowledged.
The above paragraph could only originate
in ono parcr in Cambria county ond the
name Of that paper Is Tie Johnstown Fri
5rrr It is a wauton and malicious false
hood. Neither Of 'l.c gentleman referred
10 have ever entertained tie secession views
falsely attributed TO them by the nronda-
cicus editor OF the TrjiVHe, nor have they
been making daily speeches through the
northern end OF this county. Any editor
who thus mean}y prostitutes his paper to
mi~lpprcsent snd knowingly falaify the
views Of lie political opponents, disgracos
and doubly dishonors the profession Of
which his greatest and highest ambition
ought to be a worthy, fair and honorable
member The editor Of the Tribune. how
svcr, prefers. "a he has often done hereto
fore, SO act the part Of the political thug
aud assassin, and We therefore turn him
over 10 the general exeoration of all men,
whether Democrats or Republicans, who
in political campaign are willing that
justice should be done though the heavens
may fail. Let the editor Of the Tribune
hereafter not claim 20 he believed, even by
his own subscribers. when lie thus falsely
asserts tcE0t he kFeir 1Gs lie when lie
Published It, Il can do no harm to Mr
JoHSsToN or to Mr.. Riley, for the reason
that an intentional misrepresentation VIII
always, and properly 80, recoil with ten fold
effect upon its unscrupulouS author II al
ways has been so in the past, and the lying
course Of She 7ri5u'se man win fully realize
the truth Of is political philosophy in the
future
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-04

HARTRASFT.-The people of Pcunsylya-
ma have never had such a characterless
candidate before them for their susfrages as
ilartranit. Hehas disgraced the State and
his party as Auditog-Gcueral sufficiently To
damn any man of ordinary ambition, vet
he and his, corrupt ring want to force the
people of the State to make him Governor.
with the sole object of robDing them SIM
more.
lie directly assisted Evans 10 rob TIA,
state OF over quarter of million of dol
lars, ana in connection with Treasurer Mac
key and broker YorIzcs. coined bl,ndredsof
thousands of dollars ont OF the Treasury
iunds for themselves and their confederatgs
besides conniving with railroad companies
ana other large corporations whereby the
State has lost a million of dollars during
ms term OF Office. lie has robbed the peo-
PIE, perjured himself betrayed his party.
and stlli has the impudeuce 10 wage con-
test Tor Governor. If ever an officer Of any
State earned the penitontiary. that man is
John /. Hartianh.-C -C7svrr'C1E Hrru' ''j-771
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-04
sAuUEL ). EAEDArI, Chairman.
- r..,oEinc - - 2 - II 2

TIE following extract E-0m letter ef a
correspondent to the ClEc.Il la1i G57rer-
ciai may be Of interest - .suy - our read
ers who may be coD,esaplati.,g u-s,1-ihg m
ves5Dents in railroad securities:
"Let the reader take good map Of the
" esq and carefully scan the route Of thr Ia
diauHpylis, Bloomington and ~ We-tgru Raj
road and Us fecterz. Stretching from Indian
a9p.is 90 peoria. through what lu e. Pres
tt-.rt ti ta- '.-s|.t-s atg.-l of 4 s-rlrJsl lrl--
assured IN" IS the riches. vast section 90 lar-.l-
ing land iH the " Grid. q distance ot. 2l2ui.rz:
tn"u.e controlling uarthsve--lv arJly the I'ey-
rja and Rock island aHd ths Davenport and
-. Paul EaI.-r-.E which pass through p
country ~ beautiful aat a. Ius-yClsoslv
rich as the other. Ih@ whole distance is
over SIX EUGGrud miles, and the country
-uoks like a garden AL the way. Such fields
of corn. and wheat, and oats. and grass I
never SAW elsewhere. There are not want
ing dryvrs OF fine bloOd"d cattle, such as one
sees in the Blue Grass region Of Kentucky.
and countless hogE-euoUZh, one would
suppose, for the entire GENTLE world Nor
must overlook the attractive farm houses
the extensive orchards, loaded with TruiG
aud the thriving cities aud Villages, wIlisa
one expects 70 Hld only IN plG-setttel dis
tricts. The wEDte n most cStr&orff,ar-
and Mt present The railroad faciltfas are not
sufficient 10 carry 10 market the surplus fat
ness. That difficulty win bc removed soon
and then let trucIuU3tl open TIER store houses
and increase the number of her elevators.
But this is only = part Of the stcrT. The
owners of the Indianapolis, Bloolufua,t11
and W esteru railroad nave now nearly com
pleted branch 10 Dscatur and are U7l5f.,s.
another from DauviIle up 10 Paxton. ON the
Illinois Central, and q main line from Cham
palgn, via Havana, to the N.ssissinpi River
1t has not been so announced by those con
cerned, bat / think / can sae that point 70
he reached is Quincy, and thar the Hauu5h.l
and ST. Joseph Road VIII be found event
ually in this ring, bringing Kansas Cftv-
Leavenworth and the Kansas Pacific Rail
road next door to Cincinnati. Eeokul. VIII
be reached by a branch and form the link
that viii connect the East with the r1a5
passing through Northern Missouri ana
NebTas asaa-the AIidlanG Road-vghiel, has
been built through the management oFAf-. r.
r. Smith, the railroad king of Ohio. a man
whose success iu lifehas been remarkable as
1t Il well deserved.
Here you have a network Of roads under
one control covering the finest sections Of
country in tine 'bouudiess West capable of
feeding the world"
w. \. Coler & Co, Of New York, report
a constantly increasing demand for good
bonds OF counties. townships, cities ard
school districts. See their advertisements.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-04
B,,okolssc ana fhc Miners.

TStck<sfeer VpG tYsc Miners.
A base and fraudulent attempt is being
made by tie radical press toscFeate the be
lief among the miners OF coal throughout
the state, that CHARLES r. BUcKALEw, as
a member Of the Senate, was hostile to the
bill providing for the ventilation Of mines.
The following extract from an article i'll
the Harrisburg; Patr.ot rhcws that the
charge Is false and that Nlr. BCCKALEw
was the apthor OF the ONLY section in the
bin which made il practically operative anu
gave 70 it al it's force and vitality:
Eot few deuagogues saw an
opportunity in the public excitement which
followed the Av0ldale horror, 70 bring
themselves IN prominence, and therefore
hastaned to deTounee the owners Of mines
and express q great deal Of cheap sympathy
fOrthe tGiueTs Some of these GemaE EogEsB
vs.e in the iegisiatlTe--they occasionally
get thcrc-aDd While wise men were grave
iy Ge!ibcratinE what was best to hs done IN
the matter Cf legislation, these seekers
after public favor offered their crude Dill
But, notwithstanding It's creduity, 5'r
BuckaloT voted for it, and to him II long
F.. tbs honor Of proposing the 9th section o.
/ that biz, which reads:
''E2at tor >ay injury 80 pars1uEor property,
occ..sionsd by 2uy violation oY thiasact, or
arv NyilfVi failure % comply with is pfoFi-
sirus b. any owner, lessee or operator u ANY
! coal mine opening, q right o. action shall
/ GcCEus 10 the party injured, To- any olrcei
damages lie may have sustained tnoT2"F ;
ana IL a..y case OF loss OF life, by reason q
such violation OF wjlfuI failure aforesaid, =
right Of action shall accrue I" tie widow
ana tncal heirs of the person whose Ate
shall ba Iya,. fur ike recovery OF daE@ges
for jLe injury they shall lave sustained
Is # neceesary for AS to say tbat without
+ this last seCtiCu-DropGseG by MT Bucks
lew-the act would have been ai;GoSS, i
not altogether, worthless? Notwitastal'd-
iHg al this the Harrisburg IslegrcPh ctla.g-
es that Nix BUcHa.i1N wag The 'st5H!5hT en-
envy 81 The miners IN their e55C-t To procure
safety from sudden and terrible death. s."
The resol-t TO s;sch miserable lying shows
how GesT-oEs4,o IS he cause Of the most
corrupt g1HG that ever cursed auy people
The Telegraph charges .tha5 Err BuCEaslcw
proposed an amendment extending the time
allowed FOR making the reqUiIud openings,
lie did: and perInithin 70 give lis reasons
for Offering that amendment In hi. sgcech
at Pott5yiiis AlT. BRuAaler .2id d:
1 proposed, pending rhs consideration %
the bill, an amendment eE-elE2!ug the riy9C
during which partiCUlaC second openings IN
eoIla mines might be made, b-cs.Hge I
tkgug ut that it E.s-s prudent and JulilCioI.e
to give reasonable period os time 70 all
persons engaged IN the Goa! busiu-es, IS
. operators or Otherwise, f'5 conform them
selves to the ne.v law. fEat it could -, ils-
20 effect g.ylouy and by coTIruoa consent,
aud With "a much q aPYrny.,l ami endorse
u,euE possible. ~ view w" oyev-Gle.5
!E r-ioT-noe 60 the am 7n>rIour, re of.2or,1 t@
q TIE t-H g,,.tsg 5.fi n portion u zee 5efs
q ie 5s} against H. Tis matter 7,vyp45, set
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-04
10. -s=

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of oar r.n,,i}afss for Clners,r,,sr
was guilty party 70 the Council C.ty Kan
- ~, ,, ~ -s
pers- We ara able or our o<n knowledge
70 say that NJ Albright rstised from the
In lie w., ,,o,s tlar Tb D., Go
la the same Ho was = Gupe along with the
s ssss OF IN, moe e.; wh' .1'veS,ed IA '""g, ''y
frau4ulent intention.
The above is the dsfarco OF aocIoo~r con
+,ino1 =, ty,o y.g4 Trl,,,,.,.-,... -, >.
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-04
E.r-Go1. Cusfil, fo5. the C0asfit3f-
fi0ftsk Cogt retltiO9i. z.


DEnocRAr!c STATE CosruTTEE RooMs,
PHILA DELPHIA, Sept. 26ih IS12.--10 tke
Democr0fs of Pen fsg fcaHio :-I herewith
submit for your Information a letter re-
cciyed bv me from Hon. William i.-leF,
from which It viii be seen that be reiin-
quiahes the candidacy as delegate large
to the Constitutional Convention, f,r re's-
sons therein stated
CIRARF1zLD, Pa, Sept. p, 1S52.-Iiol.
C0H,tsi H. E1uG9H. CButrH1af. Democratic
jSt0ts Ceafyul tonutjtt-e SIR: / hereby
tender to he State Committee my GeclIuss-
tiOn rs = candidate for deIcgatc-at-largs 70
the Constitutional Convention. The reasons
why some one OF the candidates aH our
ticket should voluntarily res-re ere Fre.i
known to you.
The Liberal Republicans. acting win rs
in the support of Mr.. BuckaleT, claim 20
be represented IN the convention, and rs
they ask for only one delegate out of four
seen. | think them very reasonable. i 'gc
refuse 70 make the cOucassiou We VIII ue
seriously wanting II. li}-ey1l.ry augas!Tes.-
The principle UPON srhish the cDnyeut.ga
is to be constituted contamp.s.tosa fair rep
Teseutari-n Of al political CLASSES, and the
Liberals are entitled By ttse IuudaHeut@3
rule to more than thvT demand They
have proposed Goverr,T Curtin "a their
candidate, and / do not thiuk wc should
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-04

- Hr #a d..
oi me GAS past it has
! -ii-ls s1 ai.o se@eia..E ae.fey.s
as 2 IA'Venfeat or ta.t l...
l,ct 'iie pafG'h "i ss'sal~r
HaS .i'e Executive r-e.a-.-.
eo.to li'r'e i''l va ia-e.r..
yl'"C. y ~ '.''l'.". B.. an q.
ni'i.Si' against 'nne... .r..-.
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me ,.'-'o..E-t u ~ Charles
li.3.,5 "s-1.a t.',1..a-- '...
procure The t.a.. DON oG E..s.,
S''''' --''i 'i -ils I-.a a.
MN -.., Il DONE. NJ -i.9 @
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-04

Gsau}eE MYERS, the Republican sudi-
'taJo for Con ;..rsioueE. SAYS ttls2t Is elected
i.1 VIII rt.Tchpg;.a tltv duties l.ertaiuirlg -
that otztc-. for li.S ssSaTv q r>i0U yeEr. N
tGDUY 4 AHuH, the Democratic candidate So
sis1s that tho salary ought u ha a. ioast
sI,tFa Folc for Hso~go Myevs.
o. vouI>e the above dirty paragraph !s
copied f.o.a tkc last number Cf the Johns
town T'ri9y.as.- Where does the editor get
his authority for saying that ANTHONY
ANNA 'lasis.s tlsatthe GALAXY OF q County
Commissioner ''oaght 10 l,c H. Geo" We
have never saisi one word against the Ion
esty o.. integrity Of GEORGE MYERS, nor do
we intend to do 81. We never did and
never VIII stoop u that last res3rt q 4 low
and scugvy politician to accomplish our
purpose or to achieve sucoCEs. ANTHOcgY
ANNA IS o gentleman, and has always main
tanned the character oF ~ honest AID up
right man. He Is far above and beycnd
the assaults Of the Trt5slras. He 10 honest
ard competent for the Office Of County Com
missioner, al,d, ia defiance Of the covaTdIy
iHsiuuations which have been repeatedly
cast upon his inspected name and geputs-
ton By the IYF5,s2.s, he friends and neigh
bors OF Anthony ANNA, who know him
well and esteem him for bis many exooIont
qualities, both or head and heart, will tn
unphantlr Yi&dicate him next F2exdsv
against al the rou1 aspersioas that the odi-
tor ct the Triba.a, ia all Isis poIi.icai ma
ioe, can meauly and falsely huII againat
him &r SwhEH. you arc gnawing al a
fle and when you libel LNTEo.sy hEzA
you a-e simply mailing your friend Gz)BcE
ArEAs - q political cross
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-04

a Cert.Goste ef Good se-a! g-zr-e.-
Takes yae NEGEc,I E.-rt -.


Takes yae NsG9ca E.-rs
Especial 60 the Pi.ls-u-sl POSI-
FuLADEIFags. .-eE-...
Your special eHrresr n-I-r.. @
received tle G5lirw.aE aa.s. r..
To transmit 70 Eou. Eeu can r. ..
genuiueugss
CONTINENTAL. -I1r-.. .as-.
NLGriEG- .-...
To -,5 Raa.95. ar FeuHsa '-...-
I, Char.es T. YerEes. Er.. -E
the EaslaEu Pault-u. .rr. r..
zaU at large te lhe---a-. ..
good mora character, honesty #-
or my particular friend. t5.u. ,..
rau-t- i know him To b.
ili,sii, understanding thoroughly
rules Of addition, division au
&uu can therefore luzeIe---
mend hin 70 the suppgst of aaas. .
and moated Heu generally -A
lost heavily in our late sGu.s
especially in OIL Gree K. -.
found tHe General Co. H. % ~a.a
would have done ve.- Ia Us. g.
the UuuNpa decision .- t
General, winch. as La~ l..a
the starch right out oI aha. a.-
operation.
L hope all my friends sa.
especially my late G .usss-r=
viii vote for General }ire.r.--
nor. i owe my rrIg8sa from ..
10 his personal eNer-iuu-.
former statements maGa ..r I-
those UaGer oath, taunaE-
operations of myself aat
could nor do less ST tais uws D..
my friend thg General, W.
this certificate OF his zry-
honesty
The Vuilic's a1eG.eu.
! coincide in aII OF nae a.'T"-
-. NJ Ig. l.rt
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-04

II a horse has a good ea-7-
has once been good horse @
cid or how much ran down i-
can be greatly improved, ana
SpecUs made as good as new
use ot StcyiiyP s. CgrE"y
cCTS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-04

TIE MEANEsT YET.-The other dav n
locomotive engineer named Conuars. at
Rutland, Vt, saved a child's life at thein-
minent risk of his own. Thefather a poor
man of the town, who last year did not re-
turn an income Of dollar more than SO
0DO, spent the best part of fifteen minutes
IN finding out the rcscuer of his infant, and
then III an outburst of gratitude. pressed
him TO accept glass of soda-water as the
reward of heroic virtue. knowing the
stgaitened financial condition of the liberal
minded feilow-citizen. the engineer. he it
said to his credit, refused the pToffered com
Pensation. and t. the grief OF the large
hearted and gratitude smitten parent, went
away unrewarded. And vet there are
men who VIII contend that Vermont is a
mean state, so far as its human protiuc-
tons are concerned