Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-21
THE DEMOCRA TIC PRIjiA RY
ELECTION.

In obedience 10 the rules governing
the Damoeratic party Of Clearfsid
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County COMMITTEES hereby gives no.
iicc that the election for delegates, and
for the instruction Of such delegates,
us TO candidates, Tor the several offices
TO be filled at the approaching No
vember election, will be held at the
Election House in the several boroughs
and townships in said county, ON
SATURDAY, THE FOURTEENTH
DAY OF SEPTEM BER, A. d., 1873,
beginning at ! o'clock, p. m, and con.
tinuc open until 7 o'clock, p. M, Of said
day. The election will be held by the
Vigilance Committee, who are the Elcc.
tion Boards, and are constituted as
fohows:--
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE ron 1878.
burnside Borough--Jno KLINE, q. W. Garji-
ncr. c. X Patrick.
Cleardeld Borough--Thos Reilly, Jacob A.
Faust. J. p. Burcb6eld.
curwensyille Dorough-Thos. J. Frow, Jpe,
Norris, u. liartshorn.
IIoutEdae-James Ward, L. c. Howe, Georgc
II. Wooden.
Lumber city-El lille, I. D. Guppy, William
Morchcad.
Newburg Dorough-Isaao Markls, Jno. Rel
ter, Eli Clemson.
New washington--N. A. Arnold, II. b. hoss
Adam Dreih,
o,ceola BOROUGH. P. Hale, Pat Gallis CHER,
Robt Lawshe
wallaeeton--Jno. Hit, Geo. Rmeigh. NJ. d.
Rcidy.
Beccaria Townshp-Jno. IIindmnn, w. ".
Williams. NJ. Brainif.
Bell G Estricker, John II. Bretb. Godfrey
Weaver.
Bloom-siincy Smith, Adam Weaver. Henry
Pentz
Boggs-G. O. Merritt, ]. d woodside. T. II
Waple
Bradford-J. r. Wilson, W. l. Curlcy, Alex.
Livingston.
BIndy-1rorge C KIRK, Iewi. sshocs, Peter
Burnside Daniel Gorman, James sylvis, jas
Chapman.
chest--Lawronce Killian, John Comfy, Jos
II. Breth.
cu,iugton--F. Il. coulriet. John Picard, Dr..
W. J, Giliiand
Dccaiur---A. O. Steiner, O. W. Hasoo, w. u,
Wagner.
Ferguson--D. Aaron Wise, John Moore, John
T. Straw
Girard--Gcorss Green. Jvhn Legsy, August
Goshen-E Ephraim X. shircy. J.. A. L. illegal.
A. s. Shaw.
Graham--Thomas II. Forcey, Elias Evans, A.
c. Dale
Greenwood--Josse Kestsr, NJ. W. Johnson,
Aaron W. Newcomer.
Gulich-James Flynn, John S. MeKiernan, W.
J. Conrad.
Iuston--Frauk c. Bowman.
Jordan-E. A. Cresswell, John Patterson, b
Frank Wise.
Karthaus--Go godfrey Fisher, John 0lliland,
George Hcckendorn.
Knox--James Bloom, John II. Dunlap, Isaac
Mays.
Lawrence-Georgs II. Hall, Miles Reed, Nor
ris Y. Wallace.
Morris-John NJ. Holt. J. W. Hollsnbask lien
ry Hoover.
Penn-James b. Clark. George G. Passmore,
r. dunlap.
Pike-flenry A. AJdlemAn, Samuel 5. Moore
A. j. Cupple..
Unen-Thomas Drockbant, Richard Laborde
Samuel ]. Gelnett.
wooiward-w William Luther, Thos. Mathers
John X. Henderson.
The Electors have the right to vote
for
One person for President Judge.
One person for Congress.
One person for Senator
One person for Assembly.
One person for Treasurer.
Two persons for Commissioner.
Two persons for Auditor.
One person for Coroner.
And Tor the proper number Of dele
gates assigned under rule 2d to each
election district.
The delegates will meet in the Court
Room, in Clearfeld, ON TUESDAY
THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, precisely at l o'clock
p. m, and proceed to nominate candi
dates for the several Offices above des
ignated, and to select three Senatorial
Confcrecs TO meet like Conferecs from
the counties OF Centre and Clinton, for
the purpose of selecting a Senatorial
delegate to the State Convention. And
one person as Representative delegate
10 the same Cnvention. Also three
each, Judicial, Congressional and SEN
atorial Conferees.
1t is the desire Of the County Com
mittee that the members of the Vigi-
lance Committee, or Election Boards,
be at the Election Houses at the time
appointed, and be prompt in the dis
charge of the duties enjoined upon
them. ISRAEL TEST,
Chairman.
JOHN W. HOWE, Secretary.
CLEARPrELD, Pa, Aug 21st, 1873.