The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-10-20

White. Mr.. Mosgrove has no fixed
principles; he attends and takes part
in Democratic meetings one night and
the next night he is seen at the same
business in Greenback meetings. He
is certainly the greatest "what is it"
we have ever seen trying to get into
Congress. Vote for General Harry
White, and have a Congressman to
look after your interests who is capa.
ble and honest.
E. l.. DAVIS, ESQ,
our candidate for Assembly, possesses
all the necessary qualities to represent
us intelligently in the Legislature. He
is an old resident Of Forest county,
and is thoroughly Unidentified with the
county, knows its every want, and will
take care of its interests to the entire
satisfaction of his constituents. He
has maintained the respect of all his
acquaintance, and to-day stands high
in the estimation of his neighbors and
fellow citizens. He is lawyer of
more than ordinary abilities, and is
rapidly advancing in the profession,
and his knowledge of the laws of our
land will oe Of great benefit to him in
the discharge of his duties as legis-
lator. Mr. Davis is the man to rep
resent us, for the reason that he is
thoroughly acquainted with our needs
and has the ability and backbone to
stand up and fight for them he has
the brains to detect wrong, and the
manhood to fight it. Mr.. Davis is
always found pleasant and courteous
gentleman, whether running for office
or not. His conduct all through the
campaign has been such as TO COM
mand the highest respect from his op-
ponents, and his gentlemanly bearing
has won for him host of friends who
will say amen to his election. He has
never resorted to any trickery to
obtain a vote, but has maintained
straightforward course from the be.
ginning. Mr.. Davis has done nobly
for the Republican party in the past,
and to its members we can say that he
is entitled to tho hearty support of
every one of you, and we have every
reason to believe he will get that sup
port. If we want an honest, capable
and wide awake man to represent us,
and take care Of our home interests
let US elect +. L. Davis.
Mr.. AMzA PURDY,
of Green township, has been honored
with the nomination for Associate
Judge, and we can truthfully say that
the honor was never more worthily
bestowed upon citizen of Forest
county. He is citizen''of over so
years standing, and in all that time
has ever enjoyed the high esteem of
his many friends. We doubt if he has
an enemy in the world to-day; if he
has we have never heard of one. He
has voted the straight Republican
ticket ever since the party sprang into
life, and yet so quietly and decently
has be treated his political OPP
poneats that he has probably
not an enemy in that direction.
Mr.. Pnrdy deserves the hearty sup
port of every Republican in Forest
County, and We hope, after the returns
are counted, we can note the fact that
he received such. We have heard it
intimated that some Republicans were
going to vote for Mr.. Hill out of per-
sonal friendship. Gentlemen, this is
wrong. If there is man in the county
who deserves your vote, that man is
Anna Purdy. We have no objection
to Mr.. Hill, personally, but he is now
a Greenbacker, and has no claims up.
on you. Mr.. Purdy has stood by you
in past years and now that you have a
chance to show your appreciation Of
his fidelity you should not fail to do so.
AS to Mr.. Purdy's fitness for the po-
sition there is no question, and ifelect-
ed he will be an honor and credit to
the county. Vote for him, Republi.
cans and old friends, and bestow upon
hun the honors and emoluments of the
office, which will do him good in his
old age.