New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
TO TIE REPUBLICANS OF ONO.
RRPUBLICAS SrATY CEs. COMMITTEE RooN, }
CnIuMRrs Ohio Dc II ING

RKPUBLIcAS SrATY CEs. CoMMITTRE ROoN,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oc;. l3. 1856 !
We have Just passed through an exciting contest,
Ane after the smoke Of the battle has passed away we
are again proud TO announce TO you that our glorious
flag Of Freedom still waves in victory OHIO, We
have achieved splendid iumph. We have carried
the State by twenty-five thousand majority. We have
demonstrated that we have Republicans than the
combined forces Of Our opponents. We have eX-
pressed our condemnation Of the policy of the Slave
Democracy in terms which cannot Re MISUNDERSTOOD.
The preat central State OF the Confederscy has no6y
responded to the East and the West-to Maine aud
lows Her two millions of Freemen have vindicsted
the policy Of Jefferson and the fathers OF the Republic
and have again. in thunder tones, pronounced against
the policy OF slave extension, aud the brutal, murder
Gus conduct which has charset.nzed the present Ma
1ional Administration in the Territory OF Kansas.
But the contest through which we have lust passed
h but prelude TO the crest struggle for Freedom ana
the right, which is to be decided by the American
people on Tuesday the 18th Of November next. We
then elect Prcsident-the Chief Executive OF THE
great nation. We are then to determine who shall
rule and our destiny for four years TO come
IL is not purpose here to discuss the great vital
questions that involved in his election We sim
ply desire TO say TO the Republicans Of Ohio that we
have carried the State and elected ticket by large
majority and that "a now our duty to prepare for
the final struggle without m 'ments delay. DO not
imagine that our opponents will cease their efforts.
They hope will rrt upon laureb and relax our
efforts and thus enable them 10 triumph November.
Republicans Of Ohio g. faithful wstohmen we call
upon you rally, ana again go forth TO battle and "
victory. Our gallant leader, John &. Fremont, is
worthy OF our best and nobest efforts But the caus,,
OF which be Is he exponent and which, through him,
hope TO reinaugurate the settled policy of the
RePubc, is far greater, nobler and more worthy Of
Our labors than any OF al the that are aspr
Ing tor the Presidency. That cause must agaa pre-
-Gn Eece freeman owes TO il his labor and his means.
IL Freedom better than Slavery; il free schools,
tree spe en- ireo press, better than ignorance,
sTViluy hrd barbarism then il our cause worthy your
ardent and continued efforts from this time iii the
day Of election.
TO our County Committees We would sav bean m
vour organizations hold township and school S.ff,;r,
meetings; rec that electoral hcbets arr pncnrca and
nroperiy distributed. You know Your weak nIeoST,
strnghcn your lines perfect the desiIs Of your avs.
t.m az operations; see tina, every ia at the nois
and i supplied with Republican electoral ticket re
NIT no reasonable effort TO increase the vote of vour
counties and aod your mite TO tue yelling tide which
iii &c effort is 10 give the electoral vote Of Ohio
10 Itemont and Dayton BY forty 0oSsoHd majority.
ks,psblicans Friends Of the Constitution, Of the
Upion of Free Territory aod Free Labor; the millions
OF Frcemen from Maine 10 Iowa now shouting
your recent victory. Ohio is yet the banner Republi
can State act 10 retain that proud title 80 VOTE
a. to win the plaUo s OF the hosts who ars now mar
shallipg. and who in November next VIII e@ct JOHN
C. FREaOhI Prsscen. OF The United states.
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