The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22
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coun,erfeitDg, or cheating at the Polls.
OHIO.
ADDRESS OF TIE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.
RiPrBI1c,S STATE CEsTKAL COMMITTEE Room
CorrMBus, Ohio. oct. IS, 1856 (
We have just psssed through exciting CONTEST and
again proud snnouDcsAo you ha, oar gIoriJus flag Of
freedom stti waves In victory Ohio We have
by ts spty five thousand majority. We have demon
STATED that we have more republicans than the combined
{ rces Of our oppoDenn We have expressed con
denim alton o. the policy Of the slave democracy
which cannot be misun ferstood. The great Central
state of the condeacy has nobiy responded the
and the West-to Maine and Iowa. Her two nj lions
OF reemen have vndcaeo the pocy OF Jegerson and the
Fsthers OF the Republic and have again. In thunder
pronounced against the policy Of slave extsnsoo
and the brutal numerous conouct which character
tied he present nsona administration In the Territory
oil Ksnsss.
but prelude 10 tho great struggle for freedom ard the
right which is TO be decided by the American people
tuesday, the fourth OF NoAemher next We then elect
Pre.dent-the CHIEF executive of this great nation We
are then TO determine who shall rule US, and
Sesy or o9s years 70 S%me not our parpo,e
60 in this election We simply desire 10 say to tho
publicaDs Of ohio that have carried the State and
eec ed our ticket BY large aori'y, and that i Is now
our duty TO prepare tor the final struggle without
ment's delay. DO n masine that opponeats will
ctsse their Efforts rhey hope will rest
rels relax our eoris and thus enable them TO III
uDph IN November.
victory. Our gallant leader John Fremont, rs worthy
our best and Dcoles nors But NE cause Of which he
inaugurste as the settled policy OF the republic, far
greater robsr and by OF labors than any
mat cause must sgsu prevail Each freeman owes 70 il
his labor and hs means II freedom better than sla
veYyd free soil u better Than slave soiffree schools
free speech free press better than ignorance
Witty and barbarian, then worths your
dent and continued Efforts from this time Ill the day Of
election.
Toour county committee we would gay keep up your
organization; hold township and school district mest
pes; see that electoral tickets procured and rro
perry distributed. You nov know our weak piaccs
strengthen your pes perfect the details OF your
supplied with republican electoral ticket remit roo.
sonabe effort 10 Increase e vote OF your counties, and
:Ss mile 70 ss sssIs tide s sh
and Dayton by forty thousand majority.
Republicans, frends Of the constitution Of the Union.
OF rec Territory and free labor the millions OF freemen
from Maine Iowa shouting over your recent
victory Ohio yet the banner republican s,ate act
dts OF The hosts who are now marsbarg aud who, in
November next VII elect John z Fremont PRESIDENT Of
the United Estate States wM DESNlsoS, Jr', Chairman.
INDIANA.
ADDRESS OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.
The old line democracy have succeeded In the recent
State election. Their exact majority only be known
by the official returns. We think will not exceed FIVE
thu usand votes. Astounding as u may seem TO those
unacquainied with the reckessness OF the leaders OF
that party facts exist establishing beyond doubt that
rom aoiorg staes. The men thus imported were
placed along our railroads and In instances, the
tame voted several times In different counties In
this manner you swindled out OF your rights.
In the same manner were the republicans Of Pcunsyf
yania derauded was necessary 10 carry the October
elections In our state and In Pennsylvania TO create
probability Of tho election OF Buchanan, They wanted
the prestige which triumph usually gives party and,
for that purpose mmcn,e GUMS OF money raised by
assessment federal Office holders and Otherwise were
employed to coopze voters into these States victory
thus achieved cannot gi'e those who gained Il, any
These ouIases should arouse your indignation and
nerve yeu with renewed zeal for the approaching
teal.
AT the recent election ihousands OF the Know No.hlngr
or raiive American pry, the supporters OF Mr. Fillmore,
esc,ora ticket Others who have heretofore been en-
tiled with them, and who honestly opposed N la
Missouri compromise in serms or eject viii Join the re-
publicans and support fremont. Mr.. Emore's recent
letter declaring him self opposed to restoration OF that
compromise, leaves them no other course 10 pursue.
The principles Of the republican party have been gross
ly mtfeprescnted, and many have been preiudiccd
against by the shameless declaration that
abolsh slavery where exists and 10 place the n,gro
upon equality with US In all the political and social
relations Of life more Infamous lie wa. never uttered
slavery from territory ccnsecratod 10 freedom that
free white men msy go there and establish for themselves
homes never 70 be contaminated by the curse Of slavery
Repuda,iug as We do all connection or coalition with
any parry which, through secret organization other
wise, thsows It's influence and iss votes favor OF the
extension OF slavery. we stand firmly aud vely
upon the republican platform proclaimed nj Philadelphia
We ask for the principles there avowod tho canti
sderaton 81 all men, confident that they give them
their ssnc,on at the ballot box.
Shall slavery be extendedr' That ia the only issue,
and the people viii not be distracted by the side
OF temperance and other questions which were improper.
and unlusty brought 70 bear against at The late
Let thai ssue be but fairly prcscnffd aud fully under
stood by the people, and We have no fears 70 The
result
The following is the republican electoral ticket
samuel VI Parker, nora,oC Newcomb,
John Hendricks, William q. Colin,
James I. Embree, Caleb V. Jones'
Randall Crawford, Daniel ID. Pratt
James " Allison, Joseph II Masher.
John D. Rowland, Milton =. Robinson,
Nelson Trusler.
STATE arc in favor OF the principles candidates Of the
republican party and that vigorous and deter mined
efor, will secure glorious triumph
hate siavery-ss you love your whole country and her
ee institutions above all else beside 70 make that cnor
AMI all viii be safe
BY order o. Req State Central Conn.,
JN0. ID. DIFREER Chairman
Us. HAwrrr, Secretary.
THE LATE ELECTION.
from tho Lafayette Journal, oct. 1871
AIN S.1 SsySSs dSSs that The
Senate next winter. susgeeed that they shal insist
upon pcs,ponine the election Of Z = Senator according
and 1854 In the instance the House was largely
whig aud the Senate tie. The democracy In the latter
resolved TO defeat the election of Senator aud through
the casting vote OF Lieut. Gov. Bright they enabled
10 do H. In consideration Of Mr.. Brgbts important scr
vices this matter. he rewarded Mt subsequent
Legislature, which happened 70 be democratic In both
branches with the vacant ". g. Senatorship position
be s occupies HIS present tern ex pires o. the sh Of
March next and IL under tood that hc IL DESTROYS OF
ELECTION, and has spent vast amounts OF money IN aid
ing TO carry Inc reoen, election, with that end In
ten that Vie Same means should now be employed