The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-30
90 IO TIE POELSI

! Go TO THE ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY
and vote for John Reilly for Congress. e.
| He is an honest man and men of bis ckar-
actsr in that body can alone rescue the
country from the slough OF political dss-
pond into which the Republican party has
r..rSd it. If he is elected, SIS we confident
u believe he will be, he will never dis
grace himself as so many othor Congress
men have done by being seduced from the
path Of duty by base and corrupt considsr-
stions. This present administration efthe
government can only be check mated and
controlled by change of the Inernbers OF
Congress. We make no charges nor in
situations agains: the honesty or integri-
ty OF Mr.. Blair, the Republican candidate
against Mr.. Rsilly. We rouls be un-
worthy of ourselves il We did, but We re-
peat that John Reilly is entitlsd to tho sup
port of every Democrat, and if elected, can
and will materially advance the best inter
ssts of the people IN several portions of
our own county. Wsask forhim, therefore,
the active and generous support Of the
citizens Of Cambria, and if it is extended
they will never have cause to be ashamed
Of tho act or 20 regret having performed it.
Go TO THE ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY and
vote for John Buck and Jshn Hannah.
They are honest men and firm Democrats,
good and true, and both deserve the sup
port Of every Democrat in tho county.
Their regulations are too well known to
require any endorsement at our hands.
Go TO THE ELECTION ON TUESDAY NEXT
a7d vote fer William =. McCleIiaud and
Martin T. Campbell who are well dcserv-
ing Il 9 ,uppoIt of the Democrat sparty fer
the Office Of County Commissioner. MIR.
Campbell has been in office bat fow
months and has made an efficient and &C
csptable public servant, while Mr.. McCiel-
land, who is at this time a candidate for a
second torn, stands before the people of
the county, under the decision Of Hon.
John Dean at the last court, on an appeal
from the report of the County Auditors,
acquitted Of any fraudulent conduct in
the discharge of his duties. That Of itself
ought to bo and will be his sufficient vim
dication. Lst the DemocIacy OF Cambria
county, by their votes next Tuesday, sus-
tain Judge Dean and teach the editor of
the Johnstown Tribune, the habitual libel
Ter Of that party, that a man of Us good
standing il Johnstoun as William .. Nc
Clelland cannot be driven to the wall and
the mark of Disgrace and infamy impress
ed upon his forehead by such base insinu-
ations as he has made against bim. We
expect and have right to expect that the
citizens Of Johnstown, who know William
y, mcClelland, Will sustain him by their
votes and preve that lie still enjoys their
confidence, notwithstanding the foul abuse
that has been heaped upon him by the
Johnstown Tri5.ne. Tins we trust will
make all things politically even
Go To TIE ELECTION Erxr THURSDAY
and voto for Charles Flick for Poor House
Director. He is an honest farmer ard
good citizen. and will discharge the duties
Of the office to his own credi. and the en-
tire satisfaction of the people Of the county
Go TO TUr. ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY and
vote the whole Democratic ticket State
and county. It was fairly nominated and
Is entitled TO the support or every true
Democrat, and if they all do that their al
leEiancs 10 their party demands Of them,
the entire State and county ticket will be
trinwrhaatlv elected, ard old Cambria
viii be politically herself again.