Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-08-31
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY, TICKE1'

MONROE ii. kULP, Shamokin, Ia.
For Senator,
FRANK Fl. INGHAM. Laporte, Pa.
Subject to decision of Conference.)
For President Judge,
E. NJ. DUNHAM, Laporte, Pa.
For Member,
B. w. JENNINGS, Lopez, Pa.
For Jury Commissioner,
Z.E. KILMER, Skunk Pa.
Let all be harmony in the cam
paign, this fall.
With the Senator named our tick
ct will be complete.
We will all be good friends after
the campaign is over.
So far as the REPUBLICAN is con.
cerned, this will not be a muddy
campaign.
Chemung county Republicans have
declared for Fassct for governor Of
New York this year.
The Democratic Congressional
Conference will meet at Sunbury, on
Tuesday, September 4th, at 2 p. m
Durham was the choice of the
Judicial Conference, now lets take
off our coats and give him a hearty
support.
EX-sherif Utz of Dushore, is
friendly to Worth Jennings, and says
he will be our next Member. Mr..
Utz is good election guesser and
his predictions can he relied upon
Our candidate for Congress, Mr..
Monroe III. Kulp of Northumberland
county, is u farmer and lumberman.
hence knows their wants. Give him
your support. No free wool on his
dish.
Congress adjourned on Tuesday.
This congress has been the most eX-
pensive in the history of the United
States and have done the least in the
way OF legislation. All will be
pleased to know that their salary has
been cut off.
Every voter should examine the
registry lists, and see that he is
registered on or before Sept. lst.
The last day for the payment of State
and County tax is Oct 9Th, thirty
days before the general election,
which will occur Nov. 9th.
During the present campaign, we
shall use one column or more if the
necessity demands it, for all political
communications, and in this column
will go all such matter regardless OF
length of article. We shall head it
political Communications" This
will be strictly adhered to.
The bosses in the Democratic
party look worried. They apprehend
that the peoples ticket is going to
win. Our friends, the rank and file
of the Democratic party, have, so
they say, been hoodwinked as many
times as they mean TO be by the
bosses of the Sullivan county De.
mocracy.
The Democrats of Lycoming
county met in convention on Tues
day of last week and placed in nom.
lnation the following ticket; For
congress, VIM. H. Halloway of
Williamsport; senator, j. Henry
Cochran, Williamsport; representa-
tives, 81. Ii. Rutter of Hughesville,
Otto G. Kaupp, Williamsport and
Walter E. Ritter, South Wmsport.
The Dushore Gazette made the
statement last week, that John w.
Flynn, fnl l.. B. Speaker, were the
Congressional conferees, chosen in
the Democratic convention on Tues
day the 2lst. This is a mistake
1t should lave read-J. w. Flynn
and A. l.. Smith. The REPrBLlcAN.
though we were not present at the
convention, gave it correctly.
Hon. has. r. Buckalew OF
Bloomsburr, spent about three
fourths of his time in Sullivan Co.
previou' to the Democratic conven-
tion and by his maneuvers defeated
2. Conner of Bernice for the nomi
nation of Congress. AS result
Mr.. Connor AMI his friends are not
enthusiastic for Mr.. Buckalew and
should he receiya tho O. ,raranoa