Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-07

five years we have known him, he has
earned himself II competency but
wealth has not made him proud. lie
Is the same candid, straightforward,
honest, sociable man he was before. =
Ills sympathies are with the masses,
and hence the masses who know him
have heretofore, when be ran for oilicc,
(once ior Congress aud once for Mayor
of the city,) given him q most, gsntify.
ing and flattering support. This fact
is the best possible testimony of his
exalted personal worth.
In Mr.. Macsey the Democracy have
trne representative, Of the type Of
the olden school. Unfortunately too
few such men are in Congress nova
days and il is high time that the hon
est voters of the land see to it that
mort of them be sent hereafter.
OF Mr.. Mackey's election ,iheye ean
scarely be n doubt. If there is any
virtue in presenting good and incor-
ruptible citizen as u candidate, his ma.
jority ought to be 5000.
Knowing Mr.. Maekey's personal
merits and popularity as they do, we
man wilI;ns 10 sy' ,s,,, a,,a;''s. ,';' S H.. % !,
,bey sboul5 Ist M s.iInr m",, ~" J !
only wo,l, Ia hasd,s, ~" s''ov'a's ~
;ng vo,e car nrr can,,,do,a W "'o"'
"a ~, - ~ ~"
ine hew's'oWh 'ss"lI"a' although
warmly in favor Of Mr.. Reed. remarks
We had our preference, IN Is known
for Mr. feed, who so ably, conscieil.
tiously and faithfully served US in the
Constitutional Convention, cvidencinr
there such practical ability and MI
wearied industry in devotion 10 III,
trust imposed upon him. that we fcl,
he was Just the man needed IN The
emergency. Feeling this way. We
were still not insensible to the convic
tion that tho Diatriot contained othu,
gentlemen of substantial merit. In
deed, none We're suggested whom Il
was not entirely sale to entrust will
any any se,'s .as ., msre 20 DC guarueo
In Congress +, w,s onlv n.,nroi ..a'
il not. for us TO prefer ..our own man )
whom we had tried and found faithful
In mn in,,ortat trusto a,.;ald choo.
r.,i.
ihiiN 10 tho result as our favof1te does
and ask for Mr.. Macl<cy. chosen h,
tho ropfcrcnee tba s.m, ,,,,,,o,,,ns an,
,,,.,,. ~ .la..t,i - $50 So, ~ '.P
port W. Sh""'" nave "ihiined ior Mr
''eva, y, IL. ,.--
u;,t No To- sra'.,..i' ~ "'so."i c'ln'''n'"''c' :
have hca,si e,,. '.'., ~ ,;,', an.
W. haI;a.,., h;,. ,,,';.'a..j oa ~ "'"'
,h, snnna,, af a,o.a' 80. no'y y y
49, M ,ha. .'siy No''' "nu ',:..,s 'n'hN'
Eadm..i and S,a,,. ~ ane'''Y" ~
i ~ r,'a,,"'I III !, 80 ''a,,,i. n ne'es''', ny
n,.r,Ioal ,h;l;,r i;h",.I VI ia',.o' im
ar", " ,a,y,.o, hnp,;n'. h;'.' III, ps'no =
h;s nro,..ss;o', ond .' msn 'n = =
nasi - ,''a, " aa 'a'''a, gu I'M. Pr;Ang ,, % ouSl
ver, hearty s,,,nd,, t" w ''''' '"''
~, 9sP"
Nv ,"no""s are hr heeds re
marks before the Conference at Belle
fonte, when called on .or a speech afte
the noninntion
e,,,,,m,. o,...,.,. ,.,,
speech DO not eon.ii,r III I tha lima ~ olas i
forihat purpose. You have nominated Mr Mack
sy as your candidate for c.ngres,, ! was not 4
in aver Of another nsr,an M, M nsonsy AZ va
&c, vote. srough to nominate hin. Iwiil, there
tore support the person who did.
The Centre Reporter puts the issu,
in this way:
4 Our gallant nominee for Cong,.cs.
IL. A. Mackcy. is the peoples man /,
every sense Of the word; the frien,
and patron of the farmer. The mecha,,
ic, the laborinr man. and the generous
hearted and libcrai-handcd father q
the needy. Often in past years bav,
the poor of Lock Haven aud Clinic,
countv had occasion n say ..co III Llas
our friend Mackeyr Bui aside of al
that, Mr.. Mackey has the ability neces
sary i9r the position lie understand
csnac;ailr @ % ,hd d',S ;a,,iaa, " , wy ua ~, =
nance AMI bovin, ia s,ara, ~ ~. ~ - =