The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-10-26
OUR COUNTY TIrKET.

1ue hGpuoliChl county llCk0b OeeuS
no special putting this year. 1t is
composed of men who ere well known
for their sterling worth as citizens, as
well as their thorough fitness fer the
offices for which they have been placed
in nomination by their party. Capt.
John j. Haight, the nominee for As
sembly is SO well and favorable known
to the large majority Of our voters
that nothing we could say would add
to his popularity. A gentleman Of
the soundest Judgment, strictest integ
rity aud iirmest devotion to principle,
he will make a legislator whom the
people can tie to when "a vote for the
right is needed in the halls Of legisla
ton. Capt. Haight is mau whom
lone can swerve from the performance
of duty he believes To be right, aud
we believe all who know him have
formed such an opinion of the man.
A Republican Of the most loyal stamp,
aud soldier whose record is one to be
proud Of Viewed from any standard
and be is found man, and he will
honor the country which honors him
with election to the House of Repre-.
seDtatives.
Quintain Jameson, Forest county
boy born and bred, is the Republican
nominee for County Treasurer. If a
life spent 10 industry. morality and
honesty counts for anything then
Qulut deserves we'll at the hands of
his native county. OF quiet and
pleasant disposition be has friends
wherever he goes or is known. His
business is farming, to which he has
devoted his energies for nearly his
whole lifetime. He is a man who
makes little fuss at anything he does,
but conducts all his business in that
unostentalious way which we all ad.
mire in any man, and his canvass for
the office to which he aspires has heen
characterize by such a respectful
manner that his enemies even can
have found 10 flaw in his gentleman
ly bearing. Of his capabilities for the
office there is no question of doubt.
and that he will administer the office
IN the same quiet business like way
that he conducts all his affairs there is
also no question Of doubt No Repub
llcan who believes in honoring
worthy man Of his party will for a
moment think Of cutting the name of
Quintaiu Jameson. If the people
want to help a man wh1 earns his
bread by the sweat Of his brow they
will elect him by a handsome ma
jority.
j. f. Proper is our candidate for
County Surveyor. 1t Is an Office
which, while not Of any consequence
in a pecuniary sense, is still one of
much Importance to the people, and
should have practical aud through
business Incumbent. Such an one is
Squire Proper, aud be will make a
good official in that capacity as be has
done heretofore, lie shonld, and we
believe will, have the full party vote at
his back and more.
And now, Republicans, what have
you done aud what are doing toward
the achievement Of our usual victory
in this county? Have you been vigi.
liant in keeping the lines straight 10
your locality, aud seeing that the enc.
my has made DO inroads on them? If
not, then you have neglected your
duty as Republican 10 very i'm.
portant year; year, to; which means
more To the prosperity Of the country
than one can picture at casual
glance, and you should not lose a mo
ments time in doing what you have
left nudo9o. Talk to your neigbbor.
and II he is not walked up then wake
him up See that the vote is gotten
out, and when it is out see that il goes
iuto the ballot box straight. No Re.
publican can oiiord to split his ticket
this fall. II is dangerous in more
ways than one. BY one slight error
you will luse your whole vote from
President down TO County Surveyor.
Think Of that! One msstroke of the
pencil and you have not only no voice
in the election Of a President of the
United States, hut you give a half
vote toward The election of the Free
Trade ticket! Don't, as you love your
party aud your country, take the risk
OF splitting on a siUgle man.