The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-03

Patrick j. Lynch, Indorssd Throughout the District
HIS HOME COUNTY IS FOR HIM
We, the Republicans of Henry County, in mass
convention recognize in Patrick J. Lynch an able and
enthusiastic advocate of the Republican Party and hon
orabe citizen Of Henry County and fit and proper per-
son to represent the Sixth Congressional District in the
Congress of the United States and therefore
mend his candidacy for that office -
THE PRESS OF THE DISTRICT IS STRONG FOR LYNCH
Patrick Lynch for the Congressional nominal
on the Republican ticket the coming Primary has
pete and active and thorough campaign all the counties of
the Sixth District except Wayne He ten days
day. afternoon and at Bethel tonight Mr. Lynch
n and % m speaker and n for hf his
made him under the most in
which to many Of the county officers elected
in the entire District Cambridge City Tribune
From the New Castle Courier Sept. a. 1914-The Sixth
District Congress the postveness, ability
and such that possessed by Mr. Lynch
From the Liberty Herald October L. 1914-He
est and able speaker mpressing his hearers of deep
conviction and high He has Republican doctrines
wthal pleasing speaker He certainly made favorable
impression in Union County with the voters who met and
heard him.
From the Brookyi!e American He Gynchl stands for
the best sort of Repubicanism in the District He has
from the ranks of labor and knows how to sympaze with
the who their hands to their living He has
fads ances considering He believes
in just laws that will make better condition of the working
that will the farmer opportunity to the fruits
his toll and will bring all the prosperity and happi
which they have the right to expect under the guarantee
Of the institution
Mr.. Lynch impresses having good deal of
and the ability to think for himself He has the
of keeping his word and hanging on for what he
eves to be right He will make Congressman who will
From the New Castle Courier, October 3d. 1914-H you
are with the dffazed condition due to the
the Sixth District Congressional candidate of the party of
From the Greenfield Republican, October Although
compelled to support himself early in life he avaed himself of
opportunity in the of cultivatng his mind and
close application and constant reading he liberal
education and he fluent and eloquent speaker His whole
life has been such to develop and stimulate those qualities
time of extravaganza public affairs He has learned the
lessons of in the practical school of experience Sue
cessu in the his business he knows how
public affairs He for the place and these
times. If elected he will do than just fill his seat in the
National House of Representatives He will give hour
of his time to the practical work of Congress instead of at
tempting to attract national attention by freak speeches The
Congress if they elect P. J. Lynch
From the New Castle Courier, October 5, 1915-P. j.
Lynch who making campaign of Henry County be-
half of his candidacy for Congressman from the Sixth District
the Republican ticket is making most favorable impress
audiences which are large and interested the plain
nshed truth about the political situation in the state and
finding the people ready and anxious to hear it.
Mr. Lyncs Repubcanis of the sturdy and unwavering
kind He believes in the policies and principles his
when he goes to Washington no one viii have any as to
his stand and Party He stands four square
first order"
County in 1914 the Richmond Palladium Progressive
said
meeting was opened with an address by Mr. Lynch
He an eloquent speaker and made a. big hit with his
audience" ADV. J