Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-06

wealths If the men of worth and infiu-
ence in the CON munity choose to exert
themselves FOR few hours tomorrow they
can make hundreds CT votes for PattisOn
and the whole ticket.
Much unnecessary labor can be spared
TO over worked men who devote the whole
day to getting out the Democratic vote if
persons will only mako it a point to get to
the polls early. 1t is just as easy to vote
before noon as 70 wait until evening, when
there is necessarily great deal Of confu-
sion about the windows by the constant
arrival of laggarc,s. Vote early.
THERE remains plenty Of time in which
to mako a vote Tor Pattisoa and reform.
II you know Of any ono who is doubtful
or hesitating. 60 to him ut once and show
him that the only way to restore the gov.
ernment to tae pristine purity Of the early
days Is by the election Of the man who
cleaned tho Augean stables Of the Phila-
delphia controllers Office and purified tho
atmosphere of the city.
SEE that the name of MORTIMER +.
ELLIOTT is on your COUNTY ticket for Con-
gressman-as- Large. 1t should be the first
name ON the county ticket. A desperate
effort viii no doubt be made to ran Bro
sius ahead and if possible slip him
through by circulating full county ticket
with Elliott's name left off altogether.
Bn. such scheme can be checkmated by
Democratic vigilance. toSs "a, Mortimer
F. Elliott.
MATTHEW STANLEY QrAy, il inscrnpu-
lOus. is an exceedingly astuto .n;sn. :5eiz
ing tho pretext given him by HoyS's
manly letter denouucing the bosses. he
has, with an air of virtuous Indignation,
| rendered his resignation OF tho Office Of
secretary of the commonwealth, which he
held by the governors appointment. Mr..
Quay has only anticipated events b. i few
months. He h Is watched tho cloud Of
public indignation aroused by boss meth
dds grow larger each day, and like far
seeing man lio is getting in out OF the wet,
fearing tho dsluge of popular condemna-
tion awaiting tina followers OF tho machine
tomorrow.
CMAUNcEy BLACK and J. SIMPSON
AFRICA will poll a largo Republican vote
in Philadelphia, on account Of tho unpop
ularity Of their Republican opponents,
Senator Davies and Greer, in that city.
The Philadelphia ledger pointedly says
"Whcn nearly tic whole citizenship Of
Philadelphia demanded, in 1881, the
abolishment Of the delinquent tax Office
and tho recorders Office, both these sena.
tors were persistent advocates Of the spoils
system for Philadelphia, and Davies, not
satisfied with his votes against the people
on the recorders bill, went 50 far as to
make bitterly hostile speech. 1t Was his
innings then it is tho peoples now
LOOK out for spurious tickets. There
has been put in circulation in this city a
bogus Democratic county ticket bearing
the name of George w. Cormeny, the Re-
publican candidate for Assembly, instead
of ELM G. SNYDER, the honest man and
incorruptible Democrat who has so VIC rth-
lily represented his constituents 1t Harris
burg during the past two years. Demo-
Gratis of Lancaster, show that you believe
in rewarding 4 faithful public servan: by
sending Mr.. Snyder back to tho Lsgisla-
ture by an increased majority. Examine
your ticket then and see that under tho
head Of Assembly-1st District lis
printed the name of Elm G. Snyder.
A YEAR ago several thousands Of good
Democrats, to show their appreciation Of
the pluck OF Charley Wolfe in breaking
away from tho machine masters, and
hoisting the standard Of revolt, deposited
their ballots for him, with result of elect-
ing Cameron's candidate by 4 very small
plurality. Don't let the unwisdom Of
that experience be repeated tomorrow.
Stewart don't want any Democratic votes.
His fight is in tho Republican family.
Democrats have no busines, internled
ding. If you want to see Cameron s
power crushed-and that is the object of
John Stewart's candidacy-v,te for Patti
son. Don't vote for Il man who cannot be
elected. Make your ballot count.
Do General Beaver and Marriott Brosius
know Of the fraud attempted upon Irish
men and Catholics - promote their elec
ton? Both declare that they are ready
to Genoupco every form Of election fraud
and every attempt to deceive or debauch
voters, but they strangely overlook this
baldest of frauds that offers an insult to
every religious faith. What would Gen
Beaver say if Mr.. Hcnsal had fabricated
such falsehood about Beaver, corrurted
a Presbyterian journal to publish it, and
organized a pretended Presbyterian Dem.
Ocratic committee to circulate the false
hood in every Presbyterian homo OF the
state? Yet the Camerons the founders
and representative leaders of Pennsylvania
Know Noth;ngism, by unblushing false
hood attempt to defraud Catholic voters
into the support of their machine ticket,
| and Beaver and BrOsius either shut their
eyes to it or dare not act out their profes,
siors Of devotion to truth and honesty in
elsctio us.
IT has been for long time a favorite
scheme Of the Republican party to circu-
late in the closing hours of campaign