Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-04


Boysl do you hear that Jump right into
the work then. Only week remains. liyOu
know Of Republican terropin, put coal Of
FIRE on his back to set him in motion. In 1857
there we're nearly seven thousand such on the
Reserve--seven thousand Republicans who did
not vote-seven thousand teuapins who needed
Goals Of Ere on their backs Hunt all such
laggsrds up between this and the close Of the
polls on the 18th. Begin the hunt now, and
keep stirring them up by your zeal and energy
Tberois nothing like personal effort. Don't
shirk tthe work of on to your Republican
neighbor, but set him the example. Come
boys" is the word, and just slash right along in
earnest il you want to carry the day. Xou
have right gallant standard bearer, none mo c
so. The trumpet voice Of DENNisoN has
sounded the charge from Lake to River and be
expects the Reserve to do its duty. Active
Republicans the Organization, the Contest
now depends on you Read the facts and 6g-
ures set forth by a correspondent Of the Paines-
willie Telegraph in urging the thorough organi.
zition of the Republicans liz every township
aud school district, and you will see the great
importance of personal and committee effort Il
get out every vote. Just think Of IL! Nearly
soven thousand stay-at home Republicans OF
the Western Reserve two years ago, ondangsr
ing the election Of Gov. Chsse What Repub
ican does feel to reproach himself for negli
gence in the discharge of his duty as Free
man In Ashtabula 1903 stay-at-hOmes; il
CuyahOga Gill; in Geauga 6l4; in Lake 424
enough to have swelled Chase's mesgre major
ity of 1891, to more than 700 Shall it be s.
againl Every live Republican must act, an
act zealously, efficiently personally, or it will
Go right to work then, and put live coal o.
the back of every Republican tenapin Thi
will secure the Fremont vote of 1856.
Here is what the TCegraph's correspondent
says and shows up as the consequence of neg
ligenoe in voting:
In 1856, the twelve counties of the Reserv
gave Fremont al, O3S votes 10 20,377 for Blu
ehanau In 1857, the same counties gave Chas
"a, ,239, TO 1868 for Payne, being 6, 799 les
for Chase in 1857, than for Fremont in 1856
and only s09 less for Payne than for Buchanan
And of this 6 6,799 loss on the Republican vot,
252 was in consequence of that number q
Republican voters neglecting TO go to the poll
in the four counties, Of Ashtabtla (l3O3); CuJ
ahoga OLD; Geauga (6l4); and Lake (424
t1ltile IN these same counties, Payne made a III
gain Of tioenty oOtss in 1857, over buchanan j
1856. Thus it will be seen that these fou
counties alone. had they done their duty, coul
have swelled Chase's meagre majority owe
Payne of l,4sl, to more than 4,700.
What true Republican in these counties doe
not feel himself reprcsched by this exhibit {
our eulpabe negligence in 1857. And let L
resolve that the greatnterests Of the State sha
not again be jeopardized by such shameful d
reelection on the part of our Republican voter
IN 1859
But the important interests of our State al
not alone to be affected by the result Of the al
preaching election. Upon the voice of Obi
as uttered through the ballot box in Octob
next, may hinge the success of the Republics
party in tie great contest of 1860. Therefor
we say to you again, Republicans of the Re
serve-ORGASIZE ORGANIZE ORGAN
IZE!