Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-10-08
Election Day.

Democrats, next Tuesday, the l4th,
is election day. Remember, you have
a sacred duty to perform on that day,
and see that your ncighbor, who may
DO little forgotful, is notified and in
vitod to go to the election and vote tho
whole Democratic ticket, from Judge
Ludlow down to George Thorn.
Fellow Democrats, you were never
presented with the names OF better
men for the respective State and coun-
ty Offices, and you will fail to dis
charge your whole duty to your God,
your country and your family, by re-
naming away from the polls on that
day. Lot nothing but sickness pre-
vent you from dcpositing your ballot
in favor Of our nominees; because you
have candidates you may well feel
proud of. ~. laa
For SUPREME JUICE you have JAMES
r. LUDLOW, one of the purcst jurists
Philadelphia or the State can produce,
and il looks now as though no would
carry that city by 10000 majority and
will of course be elected over Gordon,
the Radical nominee, who is one Of The
most narrow minded and bigotod in
dividuals anywhere to be found
Pittsburgh is the home Of our nom
inco for STATE TREASURER, +. NJ.
HUToHIsoN, who is one of the best f.
nanciers in the Commonwealth, whilo
his opponent, r. W. Maekey, is one
of the most INSCRIPTIONS public men
now before the public, and We expect
TO SEQ him overwhelmingly defeated
For ASSEMBLY We have DR.. T. j.
Boyer, who has made State reputa-
tion as a legislator, and he is person
ally known TO at least two-thirds of
the citizens Of the county. With him
at Harrisburg next winter, our inter
csts in the lower house will receive
proper attention, and for ability, he
will have few equals in that body
Those voting for DR.. Potter will do SO
through spite, caring very little whcth-
or VIC have u representative or not.
For SHERIFF., VIM Ross MCPHERSON
is the only man before the people fit
TO gill tho office. lie is q son of tho
late John Mcpherson, well known to
many Of tho older citizens of the
county, who SO ably and uprightly
discharged the duties Of County Treas
urer for several terms. Ross is a young
man of industrious habits and strict
sobriety, and peculiarly well qualified
TO discharge tho intricate duties OF
that Office. lie deserves the voto OF
overy upright man in the county
WIN. W. WoRRALL is our nominee
for TREASURER. He possesses excel
lent business qualifications, besides be-
ing first class book keeper, and
therefore good accountant. He has
been engaged in tho lumber business
for number of years, and earned
for himself, through frugality and in
dustry, comfortable home and come
property besides. II is pretty good
index, if man starts with nothing
hut will, and succeeds in q business
way, that he will mako good public
oficor. Mr.. Worral deserves tho vote
of every Democrat who despiscs cor
rupt bargains and rings, such as Mr..
Wise, his opponent, has cspoused and
is striving to succeed with.
For COUNTY COMMISSIONER the far
mers of tho county have representa-
tivoin CLARK BRows,who besides being
ono OF tho thriflicst farmers in the
county, has reputation for ability
and integrity second to no man who
has preceded him in that Office. Mr..
Brown, several years ego, served in
the capacity of County Auditor, and
displayed rare abilities while discharg-
ing the duties of that position Who
ever makes q good Auditor will make
q good Commissioner. His rival, Mr..
Shoff, has not single qualification for
tho position he is seeking. 1tH
FRANK FIELpivo, our nominee for
DIsrmcr ATTORNEY, Is without a ri
val, and particularly well qualified
for tho position he is nominated for.
lie is gentleman Of unimpcachablc
integrity and worthy tho support OF
oil who love law and order.
For AUDITOR, LEWIS G. BLOOM pos
sosscs tho requisite qualifications for
looking after the public accounts and
reporting 10 the taxpayers whateyor