The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-07

On our local page we publish in tab
uIar form the result OF last Saturday;
Democratic primary elections. The
ticket nominated is a strong one and
cannot fail TO receive the support oi
every true Democratic. The candi.
dates are all men qualified to perform
the duties Of the offices to which they
have been nominated and IN regard to
locality the ticket Is we'll sportioned.
FOR ASSEMBLY,
Hons. d. Mclaughlin. of Johnstown,
and John s. Rhey. of Ebensburg,
have been re-nomInated, and as they
have both been before the people here
totore and are well. known throughout
the county, 1t is unnecessary to refer to
to them at length. Their denomination
is an endorsement of their official integ-
rity and their course IN the last Legis.
lature, well merited by both gentlemen
by the faithful manner in which they
performed their dnties.
FOR sHERIEF,
John ]. Kinney, of Tunnelhill, receiv.
ed the nomination, leading his next com.
petior BY majority of 7Ss. Mr.. Kinney
is young man, born and raised in Tun-
nelhill, where he worked in the mines in
his youth and since attaining manhood
has been engaged in the business OF
merchandising. He is q man of good
business qualifications, possessed OF a
good education and as a merchant
stands high with those having dealings
with him, and the flattering vote he re-
ceived at his home is sufficient evidence
of the esteem in which he is held by his
neighbors. HIS nomination is also a
deserved recognition Of the party in
that locality who at all times have been
buiwark TO the Democracy in this
coanty.
FOR DIRECTOR OF THE POOR,
James A. Wsrton, OF Clearield
township, received the highest vote and
will be the next director. Mr.. Whsr-
ton was born in Cleardeld township.
stands we'll where he is known as q
good citizen, an intelligent farmer, and
an honest man and as such possesses all
the requirements TO make a careful,
prudent and efficient director one who
will see that the poor are carefully and
abundantly provided for, and also that
the interests CT the people in the ex-
penditare of their taxes are properly
taken care OF.
FOR JTTPV CONNfTSSrONEp
G. A. Buck, of Carrolltown, had no
cOmpetetor. Mr.. Buck is young bus
iness man OF Carrolltown. we'll ac-
quslnted with the people in the north
of the county and is well qualified to
perform the duties of the Office.
Taken rs a whole, as we said before,
the ticket is strong one, merits the
suffrages of all true Democrats and at
the next election will be tr:umphantly
elected.
TO those who are disappointed in the
result, and, as a natural consequence in
all contests, there are a number, we can
only say that in the interests OF the par
ty, they must submit to the will of the
majority as determined by the primar-
les. That is what each defeated candi.
date agreed to abide by when he eE-
| tered the contest, and what he would
have a right to expect from the present
nominees had the will Of the people been
reversed and the present nominees de.
fea:ed. Let all chickering's therefore,
/ amOnO Democrats raisad duriup fhe
primaries be dropped, and from now
until the election let us turn in on our
common enemy, the Republicans, and
give them such a drubbing in Novem.
Der that they will hardly reaiizs what
struck them.