The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-09-30
RLACE YOUR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN TIE HEVE
:NLNG- -HERALP. and REACA THE BUYERS

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witcial development Of the nation, we point
Rep pride and satisfaction to the record of the
its ubliCan party during thirty-two years Of
meminterrupted administration of the govern
the!t and to its achievements rs the greatest in
del history of civilization We take n special
anCght in contrasting the progressive principles
part patriotic performances of the Republican
NEAR in the nation, state and county with a
and ingless declaration, hypocritcal profession
Wentuflled promises Of the Democrats.
polit deplOre the growing use of money i'm
shades ms tending TO corrupt the electors, over
20 Cow political principles, reduce the elections
delammon bargain and sale, and hasten the
there. Of popular government; and we are,
law tl5re, in favor of the strctest and severest
and pat can be framed and enacted to punish
tions Dhibit bribery and corruption in conven-
We ad at the polls.
Goverommend the splendid administration of
conttdCOr ID. II. Hastings as fully iustifying the
the stance i'm him as expressed by the voters of
him las3 in the unprecedented majority given
We ct fall
2sth6 6Snvention held at Harrisburg on August
tick ib95 and pledge our earnest support to the
WIT there nominated
TO te chccrfuly accord ourunuualified approval
selede action of the State Convention in the
Station of Hon. NJ. 5. Quay chairman of the
cape Committee and we regard him as the most
leacble, conscientious, systematic and successful
Wsr that has ever led the party to victory.
the 3 condemn the uniform ncompetency of
den0emocratic county officials and especially
of tlunCe the present tlagraut mismanagement
ind1e District Attorneys Office of pigeon-holing
defctments against political heelers who openly
cti, the election laws and call upon all good
elecens, irrespective Of party, to assist us in
| attaing TO that Office a lawyer of such legal
sure1ments and personal integrity as will en-
the a proper administration of its duties and
part punishment of all offenders regardless of
W. or political influence.
to G feel that the gratitude of the party is due
secrdairman b. w. Payne and his efficient
theiitaries, Daniel Duffy and 5. b. Edwards, for
last Intelligent ana successful management of
thenyears campaign, and we hereby tender
counthe thanks of the Republican voters of the
A ~ for the same.
lu+i ,er the reading and adoption of the reso-
mn ms Hon. r. II. B. Lyons was named and
n, inimously nominated for Judge of the
)hans' Court.
in ominations for Controller being declared
ros Ter ex-Controller Benjamin r. Severn
mo-, AIMED and made the conventions unani-
\, nominee.
+t,r ninations for District Attorney were
NOM, 3alled for. George Seiders, of Pottsville,
Dovil Arthur L. Shay, Esq, Hon. Elias
D,r named S. Burd Edwards, Esq, and
+ pel Duffy put forth the name of Charles
o,,i,, ,eckons, Esq. But one ballot was re-
nor,il and Mr. Breckons was declared the
Ed,. lee. The vote was Breckons 172 /;
No., ;rds, 1856. On motion of Hon. Elias
m the nomination was made unanimous.
q rEee names were presented for the
p,s3oatoSS They were DIR. S. c. Seyfert,
FK obor nepr. H. G. West, schuylkill
Tbt S for its oS L. A. Flicker, Tamanend.
sovfn to foreia0wed such strength for
49, BILE action ohS the other two candi-
man - sy certain the @ and the Pinegrove
man 1n send an agent toSamation.
ID tied States annuallyN n !.
first n S30,0)0Oi0 worth d o?- on ,,'0
65 is to that country only Ilraru'ille'