Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-10-27
VOTE THE TICKET

VOTE THE TICKET!
Democrats, Tuesday next, Novem-
ber %, is day that must not be over.
looked by us. We have high duty
to perform on that day. Go to the
election aud vote the whole ticket from
Hancock down to McCloskey. All
our nominees have right TO expect
this az our hands let them 10, he
disappointed.
We have frequently alluded to our
nominees for Federal and State offices,
and we now call particular attention
to our District and County ticket.
fOh CONhhtSHs
For Congress we have ANDREW G.
CURTIN, of Centre county His repu'
taton for ability and uprightness is as
broad as the Union. The period in
our history in which he figured very
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prominently was indeed q wonderful
one. While thousands of men were
being turned into knavcs and public
plunderers, he with all power and per-
sonal prestige at his feet turned pa
triot, and is now assisting to wage a
war against the enemies of Free Gov
ernment on this Continent. Every
man that loves American Liberty
should vote for him. The political
harlots who assail him are not fit TO
black his boots because they lack the
essentials necessary to make up a
man-brains and correct principles.
Every man IN C!earfeld county who
prefers statesman to bigot for a
representative in Congress, must vote
for CURTIN. Voters, there are no two
ways about this thing
FOR ASSEMBLY.
Every Democrat up to the day OF
the Primary election, by his acts and
conversation, pledged his honor and
his vote, that his ballot in November
would be east for the party nominees.
A majority of the $500 voters on
the day indicated having expressed
their preference for JAMES FLYNN for
Assembly, it becomes the duty ofevery
Democrat to vote for him on the %
day of November.
Ma. FLYNN is a citizen of Gulich
township, largely interested in lumber
ing merchandisingaud wellknown
to the raftmen of our county as an
upright persevering business man nc
is just the right kind OF man out Of
which to make an honest Representa-
tive. Everybody should vote ior
FLYNN, Especially the laboring por'
tion because he belongs to them.
FOR PRoTHoNoTARY.
A large plurality of the voters at the
recent Primary election having indi
Gated JAMES KERR, of Clearfeld Dor
ough, Tor Prothonotary, it is but prop
er that all Democrats should fall il
and cast their ballots in his favor. Mr.
KERR is at present one of the acting
Justices of the Peace in this borough
and is as competent to discharge thu
duties of the office for which he il
named as any Of those who have pre-
ceded him. He will make very
obliging officer, There is no Stiffness
about Jim, only at the right time anC
in the right place. Vote for him
His competitor is worthy gentleman
but he is far better off at his 'quie
home in Burnside borough than in tn,
right flank front room in the Cour
House. Give KERR your support,
FOR REGISTER AND RECORDER.
The people, according to our party
rules, on the 18th oil September last
settled the question as to who shoulC
fll the position of Register and Re
corder. They named GEORGE NJ. Fer
dUsoN, Of Lumber City borough. liz
made mighty good run, although
cripple, and defeated number of ex
cellent competitors, who fell short o
the mark they aimed at. Georg
wields quick pen, and is the propri
etor of every quality out of which t,
make good Register h Recorder
He deserves the vote of every Demo
crat and oae-half OF the Radicals il
the county; because he will be tn,
right man in the right place.
FOR SURVEYOR.
In September last, over 9,4OO Clear
fieldcrs expressed their preference a
the ballot box for SAMUEL F. McCLos
KEY, of Curwensville, for County SUI
veyor. He had a clear field. w
would not be surprised If he woult
"rake in" from 1900 to 1000 Moor
at the next election, although he is
third-tcrmer "Sam" (as they call hir
at home) is good singer, a good SUI
veyor, q good Democrat, and q d.