The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-09-10

natl, and will carry New Y ork for Cen /
eral Hancock The Republicans Cannot /.
D,erefore base their calculations upon
Democratic discord in either city. Ia
PHILADELPHIA the zeal Of the men who are
in the lead. with their thorough political
knowledge and force of character, Will
inspire confidence in the masses, and The
largest Democratic vote ever l1oiied ~
this city will be the result. W Nith our
Democratic Campaign Committee hedd-
ed by Lewis c. Cassiday. who has aSso-
ciated with him such men as George
MCGOWAN. Thomas !. Barger, Isaac
Ieech, and other great workers, the
whole Democratic and Conservative
hosts will be narshalled not only Tor an
aggressive bat for 4 brilliant and success
fUl canuaicn. la this city to-day there
is a united Democratic party whfca Viii
insl,ige confidence in the le12ocratIc
ranks throughout Pennsyivsg.ja, and
which viii place her in the column OF
Democratic States. To Lewis {. CaSSi-
day. Chairman OF the Democratic C''ln-
paiEu Committee, much cTeGit IS Que Tor
! effectinr = reconciliation of the different
factions in this city. t7e was lnstru-
mental in preventing 4 serious split III
B the Democratic State Convention at har-
rislurg. ana in uniting conflicting IN
terestS in the National delegation IN ihe
A
+ late Democratic National Convention at
Cincinnati. II was lzT. CdSsiday FcSO-
luton. offered in the State convention,
. that calmed the troubled waters ana
brought about peaceful solution OF Inc
difficulties and it was his wise counsel
at tie National Convention that hdd ihe
effect of reconciling the differences lf
the State delegation. taSSHaN ana DE-
lieatenants are making preparations tol
& a
thorough canvass ever made IN tins city
l YIELD THE PALM TO FTLLEN.
Mr.. Chauncy J. Flley, late Po5tmaS
ter Of st. Louis, an original Grant mar
and now an enthusiastic Garfield man
excels all others rs = campaign song W.T.
ter I had Sou-a prctenSlOHs IN that wa,
myself. but I acknowledge the corn
and WELD the palm to Filley. lis abb
picture Of the high moral character %
Garfield IS the ab!esJ campaign poeth
production yet given TO the public
Hear him:
Our Jimmy ou the tow-palh walked strict
bv the moral rule,
1 He never smoked. sncr chcwed, nor sWoTe
nor kicked the patient mule /;
lie thought his sinful thoughts inF'feeE, VA
temperate as Cough;
So wen elect our Jimmy, though i takes th
hair all of.
SUITS AGAINST N~~Es-~Oti~ ABA y llONl-il
The prosecution of the assessors, spc
ken of in my last letter, has been aban
doned. The entire business Is TO DE lei
to the courts 20 settle when the lists AT
brought up tor puIging. The Judges D
court viii have 20 spend many days u
purgiug the lists which the asscssOrs ar
paid for making correctly, an if the
viii make an example OF ii few Of Tia
obviously incompetent assessors The
viii do the community great service
The names of nOn-rgSidents are puTpost
" left OF the lists i'm order that they ma
I be voted on by rcpeatcrs, or that the ba
IOt-bOxes may be stuffed with less daI
: ger of detection. The registration q
J last year was known to be grossly lnfi5
| ted, aud yet this years lists show al IL
q, crease of nearly trrCntH ttOaSud. y;
D customed as the people of Philadelphia
5 are 10 careless and fraudulent expansion
= of the list of voters. he returns OF th
| registry inst completed WIZ nevertheless
prove startling. Tie villainy Of Phil;
: deiphia Republicans is certainly incred
be. q. y. :.