The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-09-30
ABILENE REFLECTOR.
Thursday, Sept. 80, 1886.
Political Literature Concerning The
Congressional Struggle In the
Fifth District.

and .,-.yoTy be true OF Anderson anu
Wilson it would seem reasonable to eX-
pect all law-abiding and hOnor-loving
people to vote for Hon, J. G. Lowe,
the Democratic nominee. Stick a pin
here, you who wish to be represented
by an honorable conscientious congress
man.-C Onc0rdiG Democrat.
Hon. Joseph G. Lowe, of Washing
ton, was nominated and will enter the
canvass as a straight-out Democratic
candidate. Thus is inaugurated a
three cornered fight, for the honor of
representing the largest Congressional
district in the United States. Mr..
Lowe. the Democratic candidate, is
LAWYER of conceded ability, strong in
debate, able in council, and spotless
reputation. He has hosts Of friends.
and but for the fact that there are in
the district nearly three times as many
republican as democrats, would GER
tainly be elected. As the case stands
he has fighting chance and may win.
st. Joe Gazette.
The Hon. J. G. Lowe, Of Washington,
Kan, received the unanimous vote Of
the democratic congressional cOnven-
ton. If a democrat is to be elected,
we know of no man we would sooner
see "git there" than Mr.. Love-
Md1ysriLJe Republican.
Joseph G.. Lowe, who was nominated
by the Democratic Congressional Con-
vention, is in every respect worthy and
well qualified for that position. a
man just in the prime of life, possessed
with good judgement and fine orator.
cal powers, he would be credit to the
state and honor to his constituents if
chosen to represent this district in the
halls of congress. He will make an
active campaign and ought to be elected.
The platform on which he stands is a
platform of principles and speaks soldly
for the best interests Of the people, and
Joseph G.. Lowe has the manhood and
integrity to advocate and if elected
stand by them with his voice and vote.
AtchiS0n P0triOt.
Joe Lowe is now the standard bearer
Of the democracy of the Fifth District.
He is man every way worthy OF sup
port. His character is above reprOachr
his abilities unquestiOned, and his
Democracy of the JefferSonian standard.
Now while the republicans are carrying
on their internal war, since they have
become so corrupt that they are fighting
one another with more bitterness than
they ever did the democrats, let the
democratic party go to work and elect
Joe Lowe to HdnOrer Demo
Graf.
The democrats met in convention at
Clay Center and placed in nomination
Mr.. J. G.. Lowe, of this county, as q
candidate for congress. 1t looks now
as though Washington county was sure
to have the congressman, as if Wilson
cannot be elected Lowe surely will be.
Joe is a good capable fellow and if il
has to be a democratwe know no better
One.--Haddanl Clipper. (Rep.)
Mr.. Lowe is a democrat Of vast eX-
perience, an able speaker, an honorable
gentleman, and we confidently expect
to see him get plurality of votes ii
nearly every county in this cOngresSiOn'
al district. No true democrat can con
sistently and hOnOrably afford to vote
for any other candidate than JOS. q
Lowe. lie will change many republi'
can votes during the rounds this cam
paign-mark what We predict. We ash
our republican friends to listen to him
and if you think him a better represen-
tative for congress, then vote for him
COncOTCliG Democrat.