YORK DISTRICT.
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The nomination of JcsEPH DANE, ESQ and
Maj. RICE, have been before the electors a
sufficient time, 10 eDable them TO weigh delib
era,ely the qualifications oi either 10 represent
them in Congress, aud il will soon be their du
ty TO exercise the hight of selection.


II is gratifying to observe the candid and
dispassonate manner IN which these nouina-
tions have been generally noticed. The pub,
lie sentiment is nov believed 10 be greatly
preaomnating in lavour Of Mr.. DANE. in all
sections of this district and among the various
parties. In the approaching session OF Cen
gfess il is well known that questions oi vital
importance 10 our State ate To be sgilsted,
and that il is essential t. have oar m.st able
aud in'elligen, men selected to watch and sup
port our Interests. In this view. many al.
though friendly 10 Mr.. RICE, Will not hesitate
to supper, Mr.. DANE. because they are sat.fi.
ed his talents, experience and political inior-
mation will render him much moro efficient
and useful TO bis constituents than Mai. RicE,
or indeed any one who could se selected
II is therefore hoped all who feel desirous
Of being represented by an honest, able, can
did snd liberal man, will mol neg!ec, The i'm.
por'antdu'y OF attending the meeting and con
tribu,ing their support.


Ssso, Oct. 81, 1920.