The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-06-17
Thursday, June II, 1855.
Result Of the Primary Election

day last and after organization,
Chairman Willis presiding, with Jas
Il. Rohrer, and l. /. Naobeck,
Secretaries, the vote cast at the
primary election oo the 18th inst
was ooanted, With The folio wing te-
suit. Hon Louie f.. Atkinson for
Congress li65 votes Assembly,
Aaron \. Hslfrich 800 votes Jere
Grouse 57S votes Calvin VI S1u-
dero l9o Hslfr,ch = mo; )ri.y over
both -, over Grouse 225, and over
Sanders Gl3 Henry J Ritter fnr
Senatorial Delegate, received 1856
votes aud DsBisi Bolendet for Rep
resentatise Delegate 1885 Henr,
Harding was appointed Cashier. aud
the return Judges Of each Distric,
wero paid 81, for boiling tue eleo>
sion. The papers ip all the Distrc'e e
were sworn TO, and no Irregularities
existed III any of the townships
Tho Chair appointed T. A. L1mbsrd
L. W Wallis, aud II NJ. Ulsh, a
Committee ou resolutions. At the
conclusion Of the couut the CHAIR
man, declared the candidates hayin Z
received the highest number of
votes, the nominees OF the Repubi,
can party OF Snyder County.
The Committee on resolutions
reported the following, which were
unanimously adopted
WHEaEAs, We, members of the
Republican Standing Com mi,tce,
represent ling the several Districts OF
Snyder county, having met in cou.
vention TO count the Yates cast a.
tue Primary Election, held Saturday,
June 18th inst. ior the various
Offices TO be filed by az election u
this fell, have attended 10 that dGty,
believing it appropriate 70 give ex-
pression to the following sentiments.
Therefore be il
Reso|ved rhat We pledge our
selves aoew 10 the time honored
principles of The Republican pa,ty.
that we fully couCuc in. and endorse
the course OF our Representatives. in
the Senate Of the UGitcd States and
the House OF Representatives., aud
that upou all the leading gpcations
OF the day, we promise 10 stand i;
those Of our public servaa.s, who are
carrying out true Republican, priA-
cip!cs.
ReSoioc3 That 10 Hon Louis L.
Atkinson, our people have q faithful
and Efficient servant, and we pledge
him our unqualified support. iu the
csm'ng conteo., il nominated oy the
Counties comprising our District
fssoirca, That in Aaron S lol.
frlch, our standard boarer tor leg
islatiSe houora. wo have q gontie>
man Of un5!ouished private npd
public character. young man Hho
has always faithfully discharged tbo
duties Of every station he Las been
called upon to Gil ard ia han W,
recognize one o. the Boys in Blue
who carried q mUsket qnl bnGpsacE
dnr!ag the war, and psomise 10 give
hin our corlin! aud hoarty support,
knowing that be will 10 triumphaLtly
elected
Res2iJsI, That Hon l. + A,kin-
son be allowed to select he oTn
Cortereos
Il. 3oLoed, That all resolutions in~
structing cur Delegates 10 tie state
Convention, are hereby resinded
that they 30 instructed, and that
they DO requested 10 use ,heit la
huenoe to secure the nomination Il
the strOn9est and best candidates
for State officers.
RssO'vsd, That The thanks OF THE
COMMITTEE are due Chairman Willis
ior the efficient aod faithful mannot
III which he discharged his duties
dariog the last oampsign
J. A. LUMBARD.
F. W. WALLACE,
h. III ULSH,
At tho call Of the Committee, A
s. Hel.r,cb, the nominee for AS
sembly arose and address "a the
Convention, returning thanks to his
fellow citizens who had COZ ierred the
honor upon him, and pledged him
sell il oisoted, 10 discharge the
duties Of mis- office 10 the best oil
bic a5ilisy, faithfully and impartially
AZ he took his seat hs was roundiy
applauded.
Upon motion IL was resolved tba
ihs new Committee. meet on the I'd
Saturday Of Augast for organiza-
tion. On motion the Committee