Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-29
One Fire MoTe !!

Let no consideration luuucc NOIciS ~ stay
away from the Polls next Tuesday. Although
the enemy has been beaten fairly and COM
plctcly beaten on the 2nd Tuesday of Octob r.
yet they will make another desperate effort on
the 4th November The 18th October was
but mere skirmish, preparatory to the grand
battle which is to be fought on the first Tues
day of November Although our vote in
October was large and gratifying to every true
American, yet it is now well known, that
many votes were not polled in Allegheny,
Chest, ClcarGeld and other districts, which
should certainly lie got out on next Tuesday
The enemy are still numerous, perfectly
organized, and viii fight hard. They have
the command OF vast sums of money sent on
fIom Boston, New York, and other places to
be used in dlsgraceful attempt to purchase
votes for Fremont and Disunion, in Peunsyl-
yania The returns of the State election
show that in the Wilmot District, and in 9TH
or localities where they have control, they re
turn hundreds, nay, thousands of fraudulent
votes, they will do so again on next Tuesday,
and to greater extent, They are dctermin-
ed that this election shall be carried in defiance
of the will of the people, and that this, our
beloved Union, purchased at the price of so
much blood and so many inestimable sacrifices
shall be torn asunder, aud that our free Penn
sylvania shall be made mere appendage to
Boston and New York that Pennsylvanians
shall no more make their own laws, but be
governed by the Greeley's, the Bennctt's, the
Bcechers, and the rest of that horde of howl
ing fanatics who have already sufficiently dis
graced humanity!
Remember, Freemcn, that if you neglect
your duty on next Tuesday, you may entail q
worse than British tyranny on yourselves and
your children, If you neglect it then it may
be the last time that you can ever exercise that
aestimaLle privilege of the American citizen
the freedom of the ballot.
No moro solemn duty was ever committed
to the hands of men, than that which dc
wolves upon the citizens of our country mex
Tuesday From their action upon Tuesday
depends most surely the veal and woe, tht
pcrpetuation or destruction of the Union. If
which God forbid, through supineness, negli
gence, forgetfulncss, or covardce. John G
Fremont should be chosen President, ther
farewell Peace, farewell public confidence, ant
domestic security. From that moment tht
and will be in a State of war. 1t cannot b.
otherwise. His party ignore, repudiate, spi
upon fifteen equal. sovereign members of ou
confederacy; can any man pretend that th'
President of sixteen states can ever be inaug
urated chief magistrate of Thirty one
Arouse then, Freemen of Cambria county
Do your duty here. Let 10 imaginary pre-
tencc of business keep you away from th
polls. Can anything be more important t
you than the welfare of tbs country which pro
tects and sustains you? Do not dis grace you
selves by childish excuses about inclemenc,
of weather, or distance to the polls. Did ou
Fathers, regard distance or heat or cold whe
they fought without clothing at Kings noun
tain, or when their march could be tracked b
their blood over the SHOWS of Valley Fo,ge
And Remember If our happiness and ou
Freedom depended on their bayonets, the
SO do they depend upon your ballots now, an
on next Tuesday, these unp,etending pieces {
paper will be potent as the DEGREES Of destiny
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