The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-09-03
The Press On the Nominaiicna.

The evening BViciin saws
1T is not often that the Ropub
lican party has presented q stronger
ticket to the people Of PennsS lyauia.
The evening 7,icgraph says
Composed Of such names, the
ticket is an unexceptionable one, anj
presented Ivy party that never was
more solidly united, it will achieve a
brilliant triumph. The Republican
party, in nominating such ticket,
has recognized the obligation rest
ing upon it to promote the cause of
good government by every means in
its power, and the people will once
more affirm their confidence in its
integrity and patriotism 10y electing
its nominees by overwhelming INA
jorities.
The North fmerican SAYS:
"Reviewing the action Of the Con~
vcntion we feel that the ticket will
everywhere be accepted as one COM
mauding the respect Of the people.
Judge Paxson will no doubt do the
same credit to the Supreme Bench
as he has reflected upon the judicial
position he now occupies. Mr. Olm
sted is favorably known throughout
the state, and is everywhere spoken
of with respect and admiration. Col
Bcath and Mr. Allen have both dis
charged their duties faithfully, and
are entitled to the re election which
awaits them
The h,YUirer says;
There will be no faltaring in its
support when the time Of action
comes And thus. with we'll tried
standard bearers, and with n dcclara
ton Of principles which must COM
mand the hearty assent of all patri.
oiic people, the Republican party in
Pennsylvania takes the field for the
fall campaign. with harmonoy in It's
ranks, with the confidence of the
people, with victory already sure"
The an Day City It,m announces
the nominations with satisfaction and
fully endorses them.
The country press is quite Ms
unanimous in it's appreciation, ~ will
appear from the following extracts
The Republican State Convention
has finished its work, and has press
chted to tho voters Of the Common
wealth ticket worthy ofthcir hearti
est endorsement.-NO NOrriStOrH Hr.
dH.
Today we elevate to its appropriate
position in our paper the State ticket
yesterday nominated Mt Harrisburg
10y the Republicans there assembled
1t is scarcely necessary to say that it
will have our earnest. undivided sup
port, aud that we shall labor sincere.
ly from now until the day of election
comes around, that the candidates
selected may receive all the aid our
journal can give them in assisting to
roll up the large majority to wh.ch
men of such standard qualifications
are so cminently entitled -JJAuS
joWH IrjGhie 20H Uh.
/ We believe that the action Of the
Convention will give great satisiuc
ton to tho Republicans of the State
All will agree that stronger ticket
could not have been chosen. nor one
which could better unite all sections
and interests. There will be no faltcr
ing in its support when tho time
comes for action. Such II ticket,
backed by n declaration Of principles
which must command the hearty as
sent Of all patriotic people, must sue
ceed, Tho Republican party in
Pennsylvania takes the field for the
Fall campaign, with harmony in its
ranks, with the confidence of thopoo.
pie, and with victory already sure. -
Lancaster E,rdmiHer.
Except as n matter Of formality it
is hardly necessary for us to say that
the nominations made, and the plat
form of principles adopted, receive
our hearty approval and support,
The duty which the Convention was
called upon to perform was of an i'm
portqnt character, and it has been
well and satisfactorily discharged.
1t was but natural that there should
be some differences Of opinion--such
n state of things is always healthy
sign. rather than the rovcrse-but
the will Of the majority, deliberately
recorded after the delegates had
consulted together with IN anxious
desire. as we have reason to believe
was the case, to do nothing that
would not rebound to the advantage
of Republican principles by insuring
the success of the party, will, with
out any doubt, be cheerfully and
promptly acquiescod in by the Re
publicans of the State at largo The
men who have been selected rs our
standard bearers are honest. faithful.
capable, and every way worthy of
public confidence, while the platform
on which they stand is in full SYM
patty with the best ideas and pur.
poses of the age.-PWaJuy Conc
mCrciR
The ticket, in its entirety, is Of
more than average merit, and rs such
we commend it to our readers, and
to Republicans in the State. 1t is
practically impossible for the De
mocracy to put up, in all respects, Il
superior ticket, and We greatly doubt
If their candidates equal, in all the
elements of worth and fitness of pub.