Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-26
COLONEL BARCLAY FOR CON-
GRESS.

Lexington Gazette, mas anne unSou
himself candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Congress in the Tenth
District. He has been the editor OF
the Gazette for twepty-seven years.
The Colonel is q one-armed Confed-
crate veteran and is most highly es
teemed by all who know hm.-Rich-
mopd lines.
We learn that E. H. Buclay, the
editor of the Lexington Gazette and
a one-armed ex-Confederate SOLDIER Is
a candidate for Congress to represent
the 10th District. There is no more
deserving man in that district than
Bro. Barclay, and we hope no may get
the nomination.-Orange Observer
9 Mai. E. Il. Barclay, the veteran
aditor OF the Lexington Gazette, has
nnounced hilnslf candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Congress IN
the Tenth District. Major Barclay
carries an empty sleeve as mute tes-
timOnial Ct devotion to his State In tue
hour of her need, which together with
his long service in the ranks OF the
party, should entitle him to this reward.
We wish him success Fairfax Herald
Maj. E. Fl. Barclay, editor OF The
Lexington Gazette, at the ms ance OF
many friends and admirers, has an
nounced that he will come before the
Democratic Convention for the nom
ination for Congress in the Tenth Dis
trict of Virginia. Maj. Barclay is a
staunch Democrat, and true and tried
Confederate soldier. He is ripe in
experience man of liberal views. and
his empty sleeve attests his devotion to
his native State and the South, in "days
that tried mems souls. Bath County
Enterprise.
We are informed that Maj. E. Fl.
Barclay, editor Of the Lexington Ga
zette, will be candidate for Congress
at the Democratic Convention t. he
held next Summer to nominate can
didate from the Tenth District. The
Major is an old-time Democrat, has
always worked for his party, is one
armed follower OF the glorious Lee, and
If he secures tho nomination would
doubtless receive large vote and be
successfully Acknowledgements Tri
Tribune.
Major E. II. Barclay, who for the
past twenty-seven years has been edi-
tor of tho Lexington Gazette, has an
nounced that he will be- q candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
Congress in his district-the Tenth
which is now repre- sented by Mr..
Yost. Major Barclay has rendered
valuable service to bis State and tho
Democratic party. and should he Sue
coed in bis laudable ambition he will
make faithful representative Of Vir-
ginia's interests at Washineton.-The
Major has hosts Of friends in all parts
Of the State.--Public Ledger,
At the solicitation of his many
friends Major E. H. Barclay, of the
Lexington, Va, Gazette, has conseL-
ed to become candidate for the Dem
,cratic nomination for Congress in The
Tenth District. Major Barclay has
'een editor OF the Gazette for the past :!
wenty-seven years, and has never
waved in his support of the cause of n
Democracy and the welfare OF Virginia. q
nd his empty sleeve is a mute testi- \
,onial of his devotion to the Old Com 9
locwealth in the period that tried b
'en's souls.-Norfolk Virginian. 81
E. Il. Barclay, for twenty seven IL
Jars editor OF the Lexington Gazette ~
the solicitation of bis friends, will u
,come candidate for Congress in the OF
enth District of Virginia the coming 10
ar. Under his editorship the Lex m
gtvn Gazette has never swerved from
e advocacy of true Democratic prin- Sc
oles, and his empty sleeve is mute err
'timonial of his devotion to his State es'
the four years between 1861 and
65. We know of no reason why 90
} gentleman should not have the pa
gest kind Of following among the In
mocrats Of bis district. Rural Rc. pr
at Times. COZ
wis
)nr friend Maj. E. H. Barclay. edi-
of the Lexington Gazette. at the
lance Of many friends and admir-
has consented TO become candi- RI
9 for the Democratic nomination
Congress in the enth District. 7
/. Barclay is q staunch Democrat cou
was true and tried Confederate int
Ter. While be is all wrong politi- lod!
7 from our standpoint yet he de- sho
es well OF his party aud we would Apr
to see him get the nominal on ing
it Of the Valley. be b
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grateful Mother Writes this Letter OF u