EDITOR,
WEDXCSUAV MORNING, JINK 7, ISSJ.
Uc giiMicii Slate TIrUrl.
Fur Governor,
Oerir-rnl JAM MS A. HEAVER,
r CVnl n cfu lily.
For Lioul.-Govoriior,
Senator WILLIAM T. DAVIES,
of Brad ford county.
For Judjjo. of tlio Supremo Court,
V WILLIAM HENRY RAWLE,
of Philadelphia.
For foe-rotary of Intornnl Affairs,
Senator JOHN M. GIlEKIl,
of Rntlor county.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Tkbmr : Conpress $20; State Senator,
10; Assembly IflO ; District Attorney
These terms rVp strictly cani in advance
and no deviation.
CONGRESS.
Kiv. rtF.pnnLtoAN :
ricase nxinouneo tho
juun of Hon. A. Cook, of Forest County,
us a onndidato for Congress in the 2fih
District, subject to the lisnsos of the Re
puullcati parly. MAN Y FKIEN DS.
- ASSEMBLY.
f.'o nrt authorized to announce that
E. L. DA VIS will be a candidate lor re
election to the office of Assembly, subject
to the usagos of the Republican, party.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We are authorized to announce T. J.
VanGIESEN ESQ., of Tionoata, as a can
didate for District Attorney, subject to
Republican usages.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
In pursuance of a resolution of the
members of the Republican County
Committee at a meeting held on the
19th day of April, 1882, it ia ordered
that the Republican voters of Forest
county mee'j on
, .n SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1882,
at 2 o'clock p. m., at the following
places of holding primary elections,
to-wit!
Barnett twp., Jacob Maze's carpeu
tcr shop, '
Jenks twp., at old Cvirt House,
Marien?ille.
Howe twp., Upper precinct, Brooks
ton ; Lower precinct, I!aUtovn.
Harmony twp., Upper jirecinct,
Setley School house ; Lower precinct,
Allender school house.
Hickory twp., Upper precinct,
BraceTille ; Lower precinct, at Plank
Road school house.
Kiagsley twp., at Newtown.
Green twp., Upper precinct and all
south of Lamentation in Kiogsley
twp., at Gill school house. Lower
precinct of Green, at Nebraska.
Tionesta twp., and boro., at Court
House, in said borough.
At which time they will nominate :
One person for Congress.
One person for State Senator.
Une person for Assembly.
One person for District Attorney.
The polls will remain open until
7 o'clock p. m. Each election pre
cinct will elect one person as a mem
ber of the County Committee for the
ensuing year.
The Return Judges will meet at the
Court House, in Tionesta Borough, on
the following Tuesday to wit : The
27th day of June, at 2 o'colock p. in.
JL S. Brockway,
Chairman Rep. Co. Com.
Tionesta, June 6, 1882.
Republican Tickets.
The Republicans of Armstrong
county Lave nominated the following
ticket: Congress, narry White;
Assembly, A. D. Glenn, Lee Thomp
son ; Sheriff, Jas. II. Chambers ; Dis
trict Attorney, Robert S. Martin ;
Jury Com'r, Jas. McCracken ; Coron
er, John II. Leminan.
The ticket put in nomination by the
Republicans of Warren is as follows:
Congress, L. F. Watson; . State Sen
ate, W.' B. Benedict ; Assembly, C. M.
Shortt ; Prothonotary, Joo A. Weible ;
Sheriff, E. A. Allen ; Coroner, Dr.
Buroughs; Jury Com'r, A. M. Par
ker ; Trustee Warren Academy, E. J.
Morrison.
The recent Republican primaries in
Indiana county resulted as follows :
Congress, Harry White; Asssmbly,
Wm. C. Brown, John Lowiy; Jury
Com'r, Peter Kinter.
The Commonwealth still insists on
trying to hoodwink its readers inte
tbe belief that the burlesque article it
published from the Meadrilla Repub
lican was genuine, and meant no slur
on the independent movement. We
can hardly believe that Mr. Dingman
could be lead into such an error, but
if ho iusists upon having it so, we must
eoucluJo that it is his own massive
iulellect that is becoming somewhat
I'ucloudod.
That Pretended Convention.
llarrisbnrg Telegraph.
Tlio Irishman is not alono in his
love of n fight. To the avcrago Amer
ican peace pceni9 to be a ppecios of dry
rot, which merits nothing but his most
profound contempt. This pugnacious,
combative ppirit makes for him a now
political parly with every returning
campaign. A Barn-Burner, A Silver
grey Whig, a Frce-Soilor, a Know
Nothing, a Liberal, and scores of other,
names might be recalled which have
marked tho ephemeral excrescences
upon the body politic, born of tho dis
position to "hit a head whenever you
can see it. borne of tbeso off-shoots
from tho old parties live for a brief
seasou, and measurably accomplish
their political purposes. Others were
like the summer cloud and morning
dew, dissipated by the strong light of
substantial issues. But of all the
fadiog, fleeting factions which ever
stirred tho bile or excited the laughter
of the people, tho last is the weakest
both in material and pretended reason.
The Independent party was conceived
in fraud and brought 'forth in false
hood. Under the cry of civil service
reform it is led by trading politicians
of the smallest calibre, and under the
pretense of reforming the political
methods of the greatest political or
ganization this country has known, it se
cures its first convention by tricks that
would put to blush a South Carolina
Bourbon. While declaring that it
came fresh from tho people to do their
wHl, it was composed of delegates eelf
selecttd and unknown as such by the
people of the districts to which modern
independent journalism assigned
them. The Telegraph a few days ago,
in answer to the claim ot the Tribune
that the convention was tho "fairest
expression of the will of the people of
any tnat bad been beid in the country,
pointed out the way in which many of
the delegates were selected. Since, the
country exchanges have come upon
our tablo and we have taken from
their columns a few mora instances in
the same line, to show that as a fraud
the Independent Convention was
greater than Barnam's famous woolly
horse.
Of the man who pretended to repre
sent Jdniata county the Herald in
quired :
"Wha is H. S. Winter? Where did
he spring from, whera has ha vanished
to, and who did he represent besides
himself at the Philadelphia conven
tion?" The Cameron Press in its search
after knowledge wants a question
answered :
One of our townsmen's name ap
peared in the proceedings of the Inde
pendent State Convention as a dele
gate from this county. Who sent him,
how, when and where was he ap
pointed, and who did he represent, is
what the Republicans of Cameron
county would like to know ?
Of the representative from Clearfield
county the Jlaftman's Journal says :
One of the most important' reforms
the Independents demand is with ref
erence to the method of selecting dele
gates to the State Convention. No
more significant comment can possibly
be made upon this point than to reter
to the fact that John S. Haynes of
Clinton county, appears in the printed
proceedings as the Representative del
gate from Clearfield county. We have
no knowledge of any meeting having
been held.
The few Republicans who bravely
hold the fort in the Fishing Creek
Confederacy, through tho Jlepullican
of that county, shout :
Where did Messrs. Diemer and
Monroe, of Columbia county, get their
appointment? Where was a call
issued ? When were the Independent
primaries held in Columbia county?
How many of the "dear" people as
sembled to choose these delegates? Yet
they claim to have represented the
people. What a hollow sham I What
false pretenses !
And from the far northwest, adjoin
ing the county which the lone, self
appointed Silverthorn represented,
comes this inquiry from the Mail:
Warren county, as we see by tho
proceedings in the Times, had George
E. Mapes as a Senatorial delegate.
Mr. Mapes lives in l'biladelphife and is
not a resident of our Senatorial district.
No Warren county caucus appointed
him. He was simply put in by the
"bosses" in' the general set-up. lie
represented nobody but himself. He
did not "represent the popular will."
Our county delegate was Capt. L. T.
Borchers. But whose will did he rep
resent? Who made him a delegate?
What convention or what caucus was
called for that purpose? We have
heard of none.
Thus these individuals flocked ta
gether like foul birds of prey, actua
ted by a cemmon purpose, to nominate
a ticket and make a declaratioa of
principles which ought to have brought
the blush of shame to their brass
fronted faces. Their impudence is so
profound that it almost commands our
admiration.
Greenback Primaries.
The primaries of the Grcenbackors
of this county, held last Saturday re-'
suited in a complete victorv for Dr.
Coburc, for Assembly, over tho "ring ;"
not a victory over Cnpt. Knox, but
over the little Tionesta "ring," which
had his name announced agaiDst his
own will, and brought him out at the
Inst moment for the sole purpose of
beating tho Dr. He, however, was
too sharp for them this time as is
shown by the result. The Doctor, f
course worked hard to accomplish this
result, and loft no stone unturned to
gain a point. While Cnpt. Knox was
conceded by all to be the strongest
man, yet the best men don't always
win at the primaries, -especially
Greenback primaries, and tho result
is gcuerally a "big licken" at the fall
election, which of course will be the
case with Dr. Coburn in November.
Tho result by townships is as fol
lows :
Coburn. Knox.
Tion est.it boro 11 is
Tionesta twp ih 5
Green e 1
Harmony 9 jo
llickorv 41 is
Kingsloy 15 21
104
71
Barnett, Jenks and Howe townships
held no elections. Tbe county com
mittee was not organized, the now
members not all being present ; It is
understood, however, that tbe newly
elected Committee are mostly all
Coburn men, be being sharp enough
to see to that matter. In the borough
the ring candidates for committoe
men were badly laid out.
Senator CoorER, Chairman of the
Republican Stat Cemmittse, has is
sued a call convening the State Con
vention at Harrisburg, June 21st, for
tbe purpose of nominating a candidate
for Congresstnan-at-Large, vioe Mar
shall declined.
p
The Pittsburgh Dispatch, the orig
inal and leading Independent organ,
now calls all Republicans who join tbe
Independent movement, "rats." It
tells them they can beoome Independ
ents, but they must not commence
gnawiog at tha spoils.
McClure, of the Times, is nothing
if not prophetic He says : " Wiofield
Scott Ilanceck for Governor. What
a scatterment of machine bosses and
rusty Bourbons suoh a nomination
would make! And stranger things
have happened." In 1880, after the
nomination of Hancock for President,
he declared that Hancock would win
the fight, "running like fire in an
August clearing." At the last account
the August clearing was still standing
Uarrisburg Telegraph.
o
Ab was prophesied from Washington
Saturday, the answer of tbe judges of
tbe Supreme court to Mr. Reed's ap
plication for a re-opening of the Gui
teau case, has bees in the negative.
There is no prospect that the chiefest
rascal of tha age can escape his doom
by aay ingenuity of his counsel, or
legal quibble. A little over three
weeks of life remain to him ere the
law's dread fiat is carried out, and be
ushered into the presence of bis God
with all his sins upon his head. Der
rick, Me. Joiin I. Davexport, is said to
hare discovered in Maryland tha
author of that infamous forgery that
was used in the last Presidential cam
paign, and known as the Morey letter.
The search has been long and arduous,
but if success has crowned the en
deavor it will be a great compensation.
Although tho document is now uni
versally conceded to have been a for
gery, a uaelesu and foolish forgery, and
the people have had time to cool since
its perpetration, publio sentiment will
demand that the culprit be brought to
punishment for his crime. The prov
ing of the document to have been a
forgery may have been an assistance
rather than a hindrance to the election
of General GarfiId to the Presidency,
by turning henest people away from
their affiliations with raon who could
be guilty of such aefarions practices
to gain political ends, but this circum
stance should not stand in the way of
juktice. Crime has no proper excuse
in beueuts coaierred by its perpetra
tion. Who the wan is who committed
this base act has not been disclosed,
but Cumberland is said to have been
where he was found. If Mr. Daven
port has actually succeeded in un
earthing the scoundrel, hq will deserve
the thanks of the public irrespective
ot partiaiu iii&hDa.rjtUburgh Tele
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ALSO A LARGE LINE or
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lon 7:-'! n. in., Warren 7:4r it. in., Irvlno
iiii K:.'l.i . m. Arrive at '1 Minute li:;".tl a.
n.;-Tionesta I();.r7 n. m., Oilsjt'ily V2:'M
i. in. Leave Oil City 7:40 n. in., 'l'ionesta
a. m., Tidiouto 10;.ri5 a. in., Irvinuton
2:10 p. hi.
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Trains leave Oil City for Pet. Centre, Tl
tusvi'.le, Spartansbui'ir, Ct-ntreville, Corry,
Mayville, Droeton nt 7:0(iani, ICstoaiii,
:i.'piii, K iopni, rci. .pin. Arrive M:ueaiu,
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Sunday Train leaven 7:;K)aiu ; nrriveH
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l: Muni ; arrives Titusville S: lOain.
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Trains aro run on Plilladelpblu time.
Tlirounb eoaele'S between Oil City and
IlraiU'ord on truiiiM leuvimr Oil Citv
7:C(iatn., Corry fl:.'!Hpm.
Pullnian Meepm, t ars between Oil
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
an application will bo made to tlio
Governor of tlio Commonwealth under
tho Act of Assembly of tho Common
wealth orpennsvlvania, entitled "An net
to provide lor the incorporation and reir-ul.-stioti
ol'ecrta.ri corporations," approved
thoaith day of April, A. D., 1S7 J, and tl.o
suppleiutMits thereto, for a charter fur an
intended eorpoiation to l.o called "Tlio
Tionesta Creek Oil Company," tho char
acter anil object, of which are. the jiuriliuso
and mdo of lands, or real estate, nnd tho
curryiii"; on ot mecbanieal, mining and
inaiiulaeturiiiK business jn eoiinectitin
therew ith, and tlio develoiiin of milling
and liiniheriiiir interests in ijenera, and
lor these purposes to possess and enjov
tho rights, bonoiitH and privileges, guar
anteed by the said Act of AHsembly and
its su)ilenients. Samvki, D. Ih'win
Mayo!,lHN2. Solieitor,
To Whom it May Concern.
A LL porsoiiH are hereby notifiod not to
-- sell or irive unythinjto my sons, J. y.
and S. W. Walker, on credit, as I Khali
not bo- responsihlo for tho same. Anv
person hireiii either one, or both r.f mv
ahovo named sons is hereby notified Unit
they are both minora, and I, as their
lather, claim their wa'cs nud will collect
tlio same according to law.
May iii, 1S82. Hamuui, Walkeji.
To Tho Traveling Public.
TTIAVRflPl.'Wlii I lvi.'Dvomi.,. ..
J in rylorshurir, Clarion Co., and am pre
pared to furnish travelers with iirst-clasH
rnrs at reasoiuililii mtu (..... ...m i...
, ....vy... ..,,i:a iii io
run to and from all trains on tlio P., B. tfe
j. iianroaii, miiKiug connoetions at Ty
iersbury; Station,
, , , JOHN WALTER.
lylerNburj.', Pa. Marli 1st, l.ss2.
JORi:.0 FULTON
Manufaeturer of and Dualer in
HARNESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS
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maylsl TON EST A, FA.