1792 Pennsylvania and Westsylvania By-Elections

[Donerail]

The Farmers' Party shall stand in all elections in Westsylvania, as well as for two seats in Pennsylvania.

For Governor of Westsylvania: Mr. David Bradford
For the northern seat: Rev. Herman Husband
For the southern seat: Mr. Levi Morgan

In Pennsylvania: Mr. William Petrikin and Mr. James McLene.

[Donerail]

The Farmers’ candidates in Pennsylvania shall focus primarily on the western portion of the state, particularly around Mr. Petrikin’s hometown of Carlisle and Mr. McLene’s hometown of Chambersburg. Mr. McLene shall particularly emphasize how the Radical (now Whig) government’s decision deprived Chambersburg of its potential as the state’s capital, while Mr. Petrikin shall focus on the more northern and western regions of the state.

In Westsylvania, candidates shall emphasize the role of members of the Farmers' Party in securing the state's existence, and the willingness of party leader Wilkinson to face prison for advocating for the state. No other party has demonstrated a commitment to the people of Westsylvania in the way the Farmers have. Our commitment to continued westward expansion and our dedication to a limited government, including our role in securing the Declaration of Rights, shall be points of emphasis.