The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

HERliAS BAUaIEE, EsQ.-Tle follow IS
sound and sensible article We clip from fls
editorial columns of Wednesdays issue rs
the Jehnsfown Democrat, and Cnly reg
that the late hour at which Il came 20 hsl-
COmpels Us 20 put il il a less conspicuous.
place and smaller type than we would other
wise have done.
sevent5 ycsrs ago not one oI her citreus "a. r---
been hcnorod with sestiu the senate of I'canssi
cast in good faith for the nominees Of the hsr-y
snd every Democrat who has been elected, fcr tl=
ast forty years ron the district IN rich Cambria
PsTt. was elected by the DemooTatic ority
q this county " t-t ZEN Eais q - 80
had proved aithful 20 their own ncuiceee the last
two terms. John A. Lemon would nCt have occu-
pied seat In thst body This year the candstste
was conceded 70 Cambria aud Sheuh BauueI. by
singular immunity vas suggested by ever
&pemocrat Den IN the COUNT , lh,s o. ~ sSei1 -
inasmuch the district Is largely Democratic an1
the position most important one q ee occupies
qualifications Tor Senator are fs1it ess. lie hils
the Jefie-sonian biil, he IS h0nest he is capable
perfectly iamiliar Win flt the Interests q the CON
monwoslth being himself liberal in relleving the
wants ami distrss-es OF his lelEhbors. a. senator
he would not hesitate In zusrsrtine tie nolo rhsr
tiles Tor which tue good old commonwealth . 60
the vaults OF the Treasury against the deceptive
arss Of the corporate thieves who are contlnually
Baumer Is pentieInsn OF the purest moral eisrae-
ter and strlctest integrity his reputation n al hs
ish. lie f. familiar with the relation 0f the Union
70 the states and the States q the people he g
oraained aud established by our constitutional
fathers. under which during tie period century
II has grown 70 be the first and controlling power
on the Ul6ho. and which secures 20 tie citizen his
rights of manhood and uriyiieger OF = sovrrsfsn
He Is opposed 10 a change Of our Democratic form
Of government 70 that oi a stronger one. By which
the civil VIII be made subservient 70 the military
power the sovereignty OF the people blotted ont
and conferred upon the army, which is the doe
triue OF his adversary A = Democrat there De-
none more deserving and worthy th an Mr.. Baumer
always faithful 70 the principles Of the party and
Iever deserving its csndida.es.
d 4 A BngE6-
the Republican party. who was chosen because ol
his advocacy Of corporations and corporate priyi-
boring man-a Democrat while that party wsE IN
the ascendanoy, receiving the honors and emolu-
ments Of ofhce. and only joining the Republican
party on its accession to power Democrats, be not
have a candidate Infinitely superior IN ever re
spect . n A Boggs Il would 5e shame q let
publican. See TO Il. then. that the name q Her
man Baumer IS on your ticket.
ARRESTED FOR RTOT-Just after We IN a
put our paper to press last week five Young
men named Matte Burns. Jas. O'Brien Jas.
Christy, Robert Howell and George Sweeny
were accorded hearing before Justice Kin
kead, Of this place, for having, as alleged, as
saulted with stones and firearms the residence
Of Mr.. Daniel DOugherty. The defendants
live in Gallitzin or thereabOut while c com
p.ainant resides near the site Of Adams burn
ed mill, about mile east of CressOn station.
The result Of the hearing was that MessN
Christy, Howell snd Sweeny were released.
the body Of the ,crime, while Burns snd o.
Brien We're held TO answer at December term
Of Court. The two latter, who agree In de-
claTing that they viii be able 10 prove an
abb, went To jail, but were bailed out the
following day in the sum of $500. What
was all this about ." was asked OF a gentle
man who appeared as 2 witness in the case.
We'll - was the reply, ''the fact IS there has
been living around in our neighbOrhOod
(GallitZin) a woman whose reputation Is not
considered gOCu, ana she was seen at -sough-
erty's house the day Of the night when this
disturbance occurred, and this method was
taken t. convince her that her room was pre-
ferable to her company This gentleman
went on TO say that, 10 his certain knowledge
the ma ajority OF the defendants in this case
were in Galiitzin borough at OF about the
time the outrage was perpetrated, as hereaf-
ter would more fully and at large appear
He did not nalliste the higfl-haRded proceed
ings at IT. DOugheTty house, which ought %
send TIE guilty parties to the penitentiary for
long series Of years, but was positive in the
avUvyal that that bad woman must 90. Mr
Dougherty and family seem To have been the
victims ia the affair, the sins OF the bad wO-
man, Who wasn't at their house that night at
all, having been cGuSaleSS > visited On them
The Bic Boss BUILDOZER.-A well-k known
resident Of Blacklick township. who has been
in the employ OF the Cambria Iron Company
for several months past, aud who cOntempla
ted the early removal of his family to Johns
town, was with some forty others summoned
the other day before the ''boss'' in whose de
partment they were employed, who very
plainly informed them that the Company had
an order for five hundred tons of car springs.
but that the or-aT would lse held over until
after the Presidential election and IN the
event OF Garheld'S defeat the work viii moi
be done and they might consider themselves
discharged. NheTeuP5n oul Blacklick town
ship friend, whose veracity is said by those
who know him best L. De unimDeaChable
very emphaticGlly declared. with a great big
AHHH #N=-## s. aHuH .HHa
much warmer than this, but as FOR himself he
was going to vote for Hancock. This un-
looked for manifestation OF unDurchasablc
manhood was more than the ''big iniun me-
had reckoned on, and in the excitement of
the moment he unguardcuiy blubDered out
that il was Just such men a. our friend from
BlacklicE whom the C-mpanyput Oh the black
list and hence hp had better be careful how
he expressed himself larger dash than
ever was called into being BE this -eIOInder,
and as the man who wouldn't CraWish worth
a cent turned To take his departure he very
plainly Informed the .-bues'' aforesaid that he
bad made his living long before he saw the
Cambria Iron - OrES, and he'd be dashed
another time il he cuuldu'5 do it again with
out any assistance from corporation which
would thus attempt to iutimid8te its employees
IN the exercise of the most sacred rights Of an
American citizen. And thus II Is all over the
country. and thus. If at all, the Republican
party Is to be continued in power for another
term of four years. God save the country.
ARGUMENT LIsT.-Following is the list Of
causes and petition set down for argument
at an Argument Court to be held in this place
on Thursday, October 2Sth:
Commonwealth th.--.-...-vs- Casper Roath.
same .--------- ------Fs- = 1 >luoeEI
Patrick Kea-ney---.-...vs. A * J. I.ailuu.
VIM. Han aud others :. H Smith Ct al.
jos. shoemaker for use of
). 5. walters..........vs. yym. Donahoe-
same ....-------.---.---vs- ) m
Patterson ..----------Fs- -ttieTs2u
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