The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-16

bearers, - ...... .
Hon. b. s.. Bentley, our candidate for
supreme Judge, Is man, of irreprOach-
able character, an accomplished lawyer,
widely known and respected. He was
at one time President Judge In Lycoming
county, where he at present resides.
James r. Emerson, the candidate for
Auditor General, is a manufacturer, an
inventor and mechanic. Heis an able
speaker, widely known in Western
Pennsylvania, where he has great per-
sonal popularity. He Is q sincere be-
lever and advocate of what Is known as
the Greenback policy,
james l.. Wright, of Philadelphia, the
candidate for State Treasurer, Is repre-
sentative workingman. He is a man of
character and intelligence, @man of the
people-he understands their wants and
their wishes. If he is elected he will
make an honest and capable officer
The Greenback party is not one-idea
party In the sense such term is generally
used. But 1t does represent the great
idea that governments are formed for
the people and should be controlled by
the people. 1t Is the embodiment of
the struggles of the masses of the people
to retain their liberties. 1t now hopes
to maintain at the ballot-box those prin-
ciples which revolutionary sires obtain
to the faith of Jefferson against the
claims of new Federal party, composed
of those who now control the hitherto
great parties. To the people we appeal.
The struggle is upon us and must be
met. 1t is an issue between the privil-
eyed few and the masses of the people.
~ ~ ls an issue between the oppressor ana
tne oppressed. III involves the great
quesuon OF pread 10 eat, clothes TO wear
anu Iool 20 snelter, as well as tne pre-
servatlon OF government republican in
lac0, as IL is now IN name.
The United Workingmen and Green.
bocl,ers take nleasure in rroson+;no r.
= ''o'Nis ''' p-o -, ~ W
Vne voVeIs VI elry Oo"hCy Vne lolioWlhg
candidates.
For A ssoo;a+a rudoa rIorr;so, Nro
Cracken of RuffaIo townshi,, q a.
gentlenoon in avery WOW onaj;fad foU
fhe nosition and we'll vortbtv of tba
suffrage of those who wish on bonest
imnaTfiaI and non nartizan iudoa Mr.
MfCJraclTen was q soldier of the tirst to
resnond to the countrv,s cali for bS beln.
served tlyee wears in the PannsvIvania
Reserves has since been a resilient nf
Buffalo townsbin. and will noji his
greatest vote where he is best known q
fact which speaks better for him than
auobt we could sav about him
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cnateu & py ins a;qlt;a sauqua,iitantes, , as " War
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nigIesC vote 'neD ever was gwen any
tei', tanuia.e Al x,f;tI 01unon III anu sI
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