The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-12
QUERY AND ANSWER.

CAKRoLLTowN, Nov S, 1880.
MIR. EDIToR-The Democrats Of this place want
from you, If you furnish it, some explanation
Of the vote in Jackson township, as published in
the officiai -eturnsin last week : FRyESSS Han
cocks vote is 81 and substantially the same vote
is put down for all the other Democrat candidates
exeept Coffroth Baumer and T,anpbein the rSro
former being credited with only 81 each, and the
latter with the large number of 1l2 votes. Camp
167, y than Cfarneld and Gates has s. or
81 less than GARFIELD. How did IL happen that p
Democrats in that township who voted for Han
cock, refused to vote for Cofroth and Baumer. but
voted fOT Campbell and Boggs, and how oh . how
did il come to pass that Tom Davis of yoUr town
but formerly Of Jackson. who is supposed by many
persons 70 carry the Republican vote Of that dis
trict in his breeches pocket permitted his friend
Gates to be so largely traded of for IangDeius
Can you tell why this is thuse HASCoCK.
ANSWER.
We were told last Saturday by one who
knows, we think. whereof he affiTmS that a
few DAYS before the election an arrangements
was entered into between a prominent Re
publican of this place, who had no hopes Of
Gates election, but who was exceedingly
anxious for the success of Campbell and
Boegs, on the one part and an equally prom
inent Democrat also Of this place, who was
particularly anxious for Langbein's safe de-
liverance, on the other part, by which il was
agreed between the contracting parties that
just what the returns from Jackson township
as referred to by our correspondent, show,
should actually, take place il it was in the
wood. The goods We're delivered, of course
on the day Of the election by one or more
principals in this place. Who actively en-
gineeTed this part OF the scurvy work we are
unable to say, but we do not very we'll see
how il could have been done on the election
ground without some of the wide awake vo-
tiers Of both parties detecting it. If any man
in Jackson township, Republican or Demo
crat, knows the true inwaTdness of this dirty
business, our columns are open to him for
its thorough ventilatiOn.-ED.
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