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TUESDAY::"@:SEPT. 93, 1915
CALCULATIONS OF TIE LOCOFOCOS
1t is hinted, by those who know, tina
the Reporters in this county (the know
ing ones Of them, Of course,) have caIcu
| lated their chances Of success at the ap
proaching election on the I4lh October
and have come TO the conclusion that they
will he beaten on all their ticket except
ing the Sherifand perhaps Representatives
and the reason they calculate on thC
success Of these TWO candidates is, tina
Wing votes enough will be given to then
to secure their election. They must sup
pose that the Wings have bad memories,
or that they are not Influenced by correct
principles, if they withhold their votes
from Eli .WiIIeman and John Riley, anl
cast them for Elisha McGujre and William
Delord. The Wings aboet here know the
prescription pract,ccd on Thomas Wilson,
late Post-masterin this town. They know
the pros2riptve course adopted by Prcsi.
dent Polk and the whole party, wherever
hey havo the power. They know fuI
well the kind of toeraion pracliccd ly
the Locolocos when in power in lhis coun.
ty. The Wings should remember that in
1910 Mr.. Dplord was one Of the lenders
and an Electoral candidate for Mr.. Van
Buren, in this county. when the whole OF
that party were tcapng the tasest epnhats
on Ohio's iavorile sou, General Harrison.
They know that Mr.. Delold has voted the
I.ocoloco destructive sBank-hating ticket
at every election that has ever taken place
in the county. WhcR did Whig rcccjve
4 cote trom Wiiliam Dctord! WhysIoaid
any Whfg cate for him? 10 the Wings
want the Banking law and District act
Reppaled' If they do let them vote 10!
Mr. Delord. Thcy 'aeoa't do il. Where
was john Riley during the time Mr.. DeIord
was making battle ugainst Wing measures
and voting against Wing 'men! lie was
voting and acting with the Wing party,
Not a iollrring or ieeGie support did he
give, bat went to theUtmo4t extent OF his
power as Il citizen, in hurting hack the
false and infamous ctmrgcsrmode against
General IIouison.n' $40, into The teeth oI
the defamcrs Of the gallant old soldier
Where was John Riley daring the eEis.
tence Of BartIeys ,IInmbug Bank lawsl--
lie was directly 'opposite'to Mr. Deiord
He contributed much as any othcrciU'
zen TO aid the Whig pahyn getting the
power which enabled them to pass the
Wholesome laws '6f the last session. lie
now goes for sustaining those laws, and
to vote against him is rehuke on The
Whigs'who passed the Banking law anC
other acts ofihe hast session.
Mr.. McGuire, the candidate for Sheriff,
is, and always has been, decided party
man. In 1910 he went against Genera
Harrison, and in 1914 against Henry Clay
and has always voted for, and supported
those men who, when elected, have sup
ported all those ruinous measures which
have legsated the people of Ohio out OF
currency of their own lie is anout anc
out regular and thorough going Locoioco
Has sometimes been member OF ther
county Central Committee, and with lh'
other members Of the committee, in 1910
issued 10 the voters Of this county a Circu
lar, or LdadLM, which, for party molevo
lence anG unscrupulous abuse OF his poll
teal opponents, has no parlOlel in the an
nails of libclous productions in This county
Mr.. Wneman, lrom our first acquaintance
with him, has been a thorough going, IN
,eujgent, aud Influential Wing, and in th'
campaign of 1870 and l0a4, and at al
other times, conuiluled, il net more, Ger
taialy as much, to Wing waiorilies in th
tow ushipol Orange as any other citizen il
t,nt part Of the county, and those VIII
were ele,ted TO office in IG42-'3-4 in ca'
roll county. are as much indebted to Nj