REPUBLICAN TICKET.| FOR GOVERNOR, NATT HEAD.| FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS, GRANVILLE P. CONN, DAVID E. WILLARD, JAMES E. FRENCH.| FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS, EVARTS W. FARR.| AARON P. GOULD, COUNCILLOR.| LUTHER B. HOSKINS, SENATOR.| FOR COUNTY OFFICERS, MANSON S. BROWN, SHERIFF. CHARLLS [sic] W. PIERCE, SOLICITOR. TYLER WESTGATE, REGISTER OF PROBATE. ALPHEUS W. BAKER, REGISTER OF DEEDS. HENRY L. TILTON, TREASURER. WYMAN PATTEE, JOHN W. PEPPARD, CHARLES B. SMITH, COMMISSIONERS.
[Concord, NH? 1879?]. Small broadside, 4.25" x 7.5". Printed using several different typesettings. Vignette of a farmer and machinist standing on either side of an oval frame with the letter "H" at its center; an eagle sits atop the frame with its wings spread; the letter "F" appears above the eagle's head. The motto reads: "Human Rights;: "Sound Currency;" "In essentials, unity; in non-essentials, liberty; in all things, charity." Small dampstain at bottom left corner. Else Very Good.
Nathaniel [Natt] Head (1828-1895) attended Pembroke Academy. He established a construction company focusing on railroad development. A Republican, he served in New Hampshire's House of Representatives from 1861-62, as Adjutant General from 1864-70, and in the New Hampshire State Senate from 1876-77. He ran for Governor on the Republican ticket in 1879 and won. Item #31745
Price: $50.00