The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-11-11
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.;rn lust closed has demon
me ~, .,.,nr other things that the Lin
-'iit.' -. i. ~ somerset, is a political or
10 I'm I'm Of considerable Importance
4 s5'-,,iriug activity.
'I'' ~, vote poiled in Somerset bor-
tbs 7. and nd the last vote polled in Somerset
% az az ,-o-e secured for the entire Re-
fi.>--t .i..,.t through the personal ex-
'-'''., .,a,nbar ofihe Club, who had
''H ..,,s,v al work FOR the entire ticket
aa So, -,;,,e the polls opened until they
I'd .'' majority of the members of
'sel' III. stand for Congressman
l.4. l'-s was mainly through their
p, - that he received the handsome
''--.b,- ne did in the two precincts
a'''.t - n appreciate the work done
10 ',-, I'm Club it should be under
'l' ',t.-rasIing would be Republican
on .... ,fS,merset borough traversed
H.. and county from one end TO the
,sertbey had been supplied with
lel' 81, -, r;-srgture and other persuasive
-. loudly proclalming that the
2'..-,,r5 only be saved 10 the Re
'-...' -, ,s-rv lv uniting the vote on the
- - .,,u-v candidate. one such, on
NE s of The election confidently eN-
,se opinion before a crowd as
-, one OF the leading stores that
"a -...5ved a half-hundred dis
,5,- Ia dav from unprecedented OBJ
',.'- -, s-Iof the counties composing
s-t congressional district, which
..,.f.asd him that Mr.. Thropp was
stronger than Hicks" Others
"a .s. same unreliable story in
,1-..iou districts throughout the
1a,y. .---,-,.1o,,,o, dp,;ng
--. -. preceding ihe day Of election
.,,trasted with their conduct dur
"a ,-s.l, Immediately preceding the
T-,rlIiean primary election, when
4 -.s--sl publicly and privately that
-, 7r n1.,e>sion OF positive infor-
- .b.r tine Bedford county candidate
-,s tine fu,trumentality ofhis alleged
4 :, somerset county were endeav-
-, corrupt and debauch the honest
4 7t1i..sp voters Of the county, places
I, their proper light before the
4 -. They said what WAS untrue then
- aid what WAS untrue seven
ra,h, later. c. -,
~5s members Of the Lincoln Clno' al
- ,r,e 70 the best interests OF the Re-
4 -, Marty. regardless of faction or
1 ,..;srs1s realized that the district
4 -7,r,r he saved 10 the Republican
-, one way and that was by ac-
- ,be suggestions of the Congress
-,1 and state Committees, and they
1 s.-fallv helped to DO it.
~. -s.,-l of the Club during 1895 has
/ indeed proud one. The Club first
1 -1a privilege Of congratulating Ma
4 Mckinley upon his nomination for
4 p-..;5e1cv and afterwards of ratify-
-rs-a meeting Gale Z for that purpose
+,s--5s Club org gnized an excursion to
4 -ts,.audard bearer Of the party at
4 b,-sarI was the means Of taking 10
-.,r o1s-third OF the Republican
~ofths county. and one Of the iarg-
. 3s-arsa,n, that personally paid their
I ,.,, ., NsfarMcIIinley during the re-
gaIa campaign just closed.
4 V54, /, became known last Tuesday
!, III that Major Mckinley had been
1 -mabau,lv elected President of the
-.I Str4s the Lincoln Club, through
4 .H.-r,. wired their hearty congratu-
/ 3.. among the first received at Can
u
i B7, the Lincoln Club has not finished
work f,rIs4j Before the close of the
All. bopa> 10 be able 70 announce %
4 Rnablfcan voters ofthe county that
5i, arranged for a special train for
I'm 10 and from the National Capital
4 tseoeca,ion OF President MeKinley's
tsurIrsri0u.