Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-03-08

Monroe county has elected A. c.
Jansen, an anti-machine Republican,
as Representative delegate, and Hon.
VIM. Davis, also an anti-machine man,
as Senatorial delegate to the next
State Convention.
Crawford, Jefferson and q number
of the Western counties have declared
in favor of Maj. Brown, of PIT sburg,
as the Republican candidate for Judge
of the Supreme Court. 1t is generally
believed now that Maj. Brown will be
the nominee.
The Lawrence county Democrats
have instructed delegates to their
State Convention to support Hon. r
E. Pattison, of Philadelphia, for
Governor William Gordon, of New
Castle, for Lieutenant Governor, and
Judge Bredin, of this county, for the
Supreme Court.
The Prohibition State Convention
net at Altoona on Thursday week
last and nominated the following tick
ct: For Governor, A. G. Petit,
Lawrence county; Lieutenant Gov
nor, Alvin Williams, Chester; Secre-
tary of Internal Affairs, Ezra Cross
man, McKea Judge of the Supreme
Court, Simeon p. Chase, Susquehanna
The resolutions reafirm constitutional
prohibition as fundamental principal
declare prohibition party necessity.
arraign the political parties, reprobate
penal labor, indorse protection, and de-
clare in favor of the political equality
of woman with man.
The home organ of Treasurer Butler
says: Farmer Butler is cutting a
tolerably wide swarth in Pennsylvania
just now. If he can rake up all his
harvest on May 10th it will be a good
days work"
The Huntingdon Globe objects to
the selection of delegates from that
county to the State Convention by the
| County Committee, which, it says,
was named by the chairman in oppo,
sition to the rules of the party.
The Independent Easton Erp, ess
thus delivers itself: "To vote for any
man or set of men merely because
their names are by some means put
upon the Regular ticket or the Inde
pendent ticket is to vote as the slaves
| of system"
MAI. BROWN ENDORSED.
1t is a safe conclusion, says the
Westchester Republican, to base your
judgment of mans fitness upon the
standing he has among his home peo
pie and profession. Therefore, Major
Brown, is per Sc, fit man to succeed
Judge Sharswood.
BOOMING AHEAD.
Maj. A. M. Brown, of Allegheny, is
booming ahead for the Republican
Supreme Judgship, like house on fire
He will not only have solid home
delegation, but he bids fair to have
every county in Western Pennsylvania
instructed for him. If 50, Don and
his bosses will have to change their
program, or there is danger of o coils
ion-and may be an explosion.-Bea-
GER Times
MAI. BROWN INDoRsED IN ARMSTRONG
KTTTANNuNG, Pa, March AT q
meeting of the Republican members OF
the Armstrong County Bar at Kittan
ming, Pa, March Cd, 1882, the follow
ing endorsement of Maj. A M Brown
as candidate for the Supreme Bench
was issued as an address to the voters
| of the State:
To the Citizens Of Pennsylvania:
Believing that Major A. NJ. Brown,
of the Allegheny County Bar, one of
the most eminent lawyers in the State
rightfully claims recognition and sup
port from his fellow citizens, therefore
in acknowledgment of his true worth,
legal ability and good moral character
we indorse him as a candidate for the
Supreme Bench.
Still further testifying to his lega1
experience that has so we'll fitted him
for this position, we the members o
the Armstrong County Bar, unhesita
tingly indorse his candidacy and urge
his nomination.
Brain and Nerve.
Wallis Health Remover greatest