The Forest Republican. (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, May 24, 1876, Image 2

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EDITOIt.
WEDXESDAI nOKMNG, XII M, 1876.
FOR PUESIPENT
JOHN P. )J ART RAN FT,
of Pennsylvania.
AimoiiiiremenfN.
Prices for announcements ara a fol
lows: Congress, -.!; Stat Senate, 810;
Assembly. 10- Positively no announce
ments published unless the cash i rxm
lit AIWAXl'K.
CONGRESS.
Wo are authorized to announce tlte name
of E. lu DAVIS, of Tio-ncsta, as n candi
date for Congress, subject to tho decision
f tho Republicans ut "their Primary Meet
ing". ASSEMHLY.
Wo are authorized to announce V. E.
AlXIHON, of Hickory, as a randidate for
Assemblv, mibiect to tho action of tho Re
publican's at their Primary Meotings.
Wc are authorised to announce the name
of J. H. AO NEw, of Tionosta, as a candi
date for Assembly, subject to the decision
of the Republicans at th"ir Primary Meet
ings. DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We are authorized to announce SAM
UEL D. IRWIN, Esq., of Tionesta, aa a
candidate Ibr District Attorney, subject
to the decision of tho Republicans at their
Primary Elections.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES. .
The Republican voters of Forest
County will meet at the usual places
for holding the primary ele3tions,
SATURDAY, JUNE, 17, 18T6.
nt 2 o'clock P. M., to nominate as fol
lows :
Ooe person for Congress.
One person for State Senator.
One person for Assembly.
One person for District Attorney.
One person for Coroner.
The poll will remain open until
7 o'clock n. ra. Each township will
elect and return one person as a mem
ber of the County Committee for the
ensuing year.
The meeting of the Return Judges
will be held at the Court House on
the Tuesday following, to-wit: the
20th day of June, J87Q, at 2 o'clock
' P. M. J. T. Dalk,
Chairman.
The action of the Ohio Demo
crata provokes a wider range of com
mcnt thaa the event, in i'self, do
serves. It is looked upon as involving
a hitter struggle at St. Louis, between
hard-money men and down-right in
flatiouists, While the minority at
Cincinnati carried their point, the
difference betweeu their views and
thoae of the wildest iuflationijiU we
not extreme. And the selection of
Pendleton to head the delegation to
St. Louis, was a direct commitment to
the most lax of inflation ideas. Thur
man is put aside, and Ohio is pledged
itfiesh to the very ideas upon which
they were defeated last fall. Allen is
triumphant, but not the leader of hia
parly; while Pendleton, who was
thought to be killed off, emerge from
his shame triumphant aud jubilant
It establishes tho fact that no hard
money platform can well be made at
St. Louis, aud that the Democracy
may even be driven or compelled into
eoft-rooney declarations. Altogether
we imagine the Ohio Democracy have
been rendering the Republican cause
good service.
Our Washington Letter.
ripeeial to tho Republican.
WAsmwmw, D. C., May. 10, '76
The leading men here, of both pa
ties, attach very little importance to
the late political conference held
New York. It is well known that it
was largely engineered by men wh
deserted tho republican party in 1872
alter vainly seeking by menaces an
misrepresentations to assume its lea
dership, to dictate its policy, to name
its Presidential candidate, placed on
a platform which virtually surrender
ed to uureprutent Coufuderato aud
their subservient allies, mauy of the
inobt essential fruits of the nation's
victory over tho slave power. The
republicans bold that the foundations
of their party are uuflieicutiy broad to
accommodate every Americau cilizeu
who desires the establishment of the
Government's supremiey, the absolute
' equality of every citizen before the
law, a liberal educational system un
der the fostering care of the Govern-
. mcnt aryl free from ecclesiastical in
terference; the cconmical administra
tion of the Government with a faiili
fa execution of all its laws. If the
Jibcrale or iudepuuduuts desire the
occoiuplkshineut of these ends, they
xe coalially iuvited to join us. If
Jlsey desire lees than this, their com
jug would only introduce an element
oj diiturUauce amf opposition into our
household. On the other hand the
democrats manifest no Jisiositioi) to
repeal the insane folly of 912, when
their desire to conciliate this junto of
divorced politicaos, led them to en-
or so as their standard bearer a man
ho was so openly and notoriously
hostile to the practices and aims of
their party that the hypocrncy in
volved in such action provoked the
lictile of the world and brought upon
them a most crushing defeat.
Davenport produced by tho demo
cratic managers as a "forlorn hope,
nd whoso testimony was to have re
vealed to the world the iniquities of
the present administration, has been
ischarged, and all hope of redeeming
their promises relative to unearthing
my criminality on the part ot tne
'resident through such a wide awake
itness as ho proved to bo, hat neces
sarily been abandoned, aud the demo
cratic members during the last fow
days of his examination confined their
efforta to prevent his revealing what
he knew of democratic venality, Iraud,
corruption and mob violence in New
iork. Citv.
Not much interest or activity is
manifested iu the other investigations
n progress save that of the Govern
ment Insane Asylum. It is generally
believed that the Senate will decide
that it has no jurisdiction iu the Bel-
nap case which was again taken up
the 13th inst. The matter in all
probability will be determined before
Saturday night, or before tho middle
f next week at farthest.
1 he action of the House in passing
largo number of claims repeatedly
rejected by former Congresses on the
ground of fraud, the disloyalty of the
claimants, or both has deepened the
existing distrust towards the ex-Con
iederate and democratic members, aud
f the present action in these cases es
tablishes a precedent for the future
hundreds of similar claims introduced
this winter, involving hundreds of
millions of dollars, nnd thousand of
others, which will assuredly appear,
have only to wait for a democratic ad
ministration to be paid or to exhaust
the Treasury. It is supposed that the
Attorney General will instruct Gen.
Augur to furnish tha necessary troops
in accordance with tho law to pre
serve tho peace In Louisiana, and' pre
vent a repitition of the bloody altairs
of a few days since if the Governor
is unable to effect it with the means
at his command.
The investigation of Mr. Blaine
alleged connection with the exchange
of worthless Arkansas Railroad bonds
for 804,000 worth of the Union Pacif
ic money has resulted m another
rnortifyiug defeat to the cabal of ex
rehelt, disappointed and envious.
Independents or sore headed repuo-
Iiean3 (if any T) who inaugurated the
campaign, by putting out in rapid
succession talsehoods against every
probable contestant for the Cincinna
ti nomination, iucludiug Blaine, Mor
ton, Brisdow, and Cockling. Col.
Tho3. Scott testifies that he was the
party who traded the bords for the
money which Mr. Blaine has been
persistently charged with receiving in
consideration of his cnfl'icncitig legis
lation fuvorabie towards the Union
Pacific Railroad.
, The recent massae: of colored
men iu Iadiaua, LouL-....i and Miss
issippi, has tuado a profound impress
ion here upon the members of Con
gress ni;d U. S. officials. I believe
the democrats generally as well as the
republicans deplore them and regard
them and the endorsement of Allen
and his rag-money policy as fatal to
the democratic party. The taunts as
to waving the bloody shirt and re
viving sectional hate are insulting to
the last degree, in view of these fiend
ish atrocities perpetuated by the
bloody Ku-Klux of the South upon a
timid and inoffensive class of its citi
zens. It is reported that the Senate com
mitteo having charge of the Legisla
tive, Judicial and executive appropri
ation bill will recommeud non-con
currence with its provisions, as sent to
it from the House, biico action pre
cipitates the oil predicted dead-lock,
Fitzhugh has reversed his opinion
of himself somewhat since his party
friend have manifested a disposition
to drop him. He now regards "old
Grant" as a bigger man than Fitz
hugh. Maxwell.
The endorsement given by the
Kentucky Republican Couvention to
the claims of Secretary Briatow fori
the Presidential nomination, comes
gratefully from his home State. While
we do not imagine that he can be nom
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that his fellow Republicans ot Ken
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In WfHing mention name of thispapor.
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