The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-03
Make Victory DoubIy surci

tcnlon rom this.
Make Victory DOubly surei
All the signs and tokens Of the cam
paign point unmistakably to the election
of Lincoln and Hamlin and the triumph
ant vindication by the people, Of Repub-
can principles. The disorganizcd con.
dition Of our opponents, the bitter AMI
mostly which exists between their sun
dred fragments add the harmony which
prevails everywhere In the Republican
ranks, all conspire TO ondorviotory NOR
ally certain. Instead Of this prospect,
which Is 10 cheering to all ardent and
working Republicans, after the difficult
and doubtful contests oftho past six years
leading to any relaxation OF effort, Il
ought to lead to renewed and increased
effort on the part of every working Re-
publican. The cheering tokens, which
amount TO almost absolute certainty ought
TO inspire eveiy heart with new vigor and
nerve every spirit TO increasing activity.
The work Of complete, thorough and Ell
olent organization, should not be neg
lectod single day.
Leaving the National contest out Of
the question for the time being, every
true Republican should feel Il incumbent
upon him 10 make a clean breach In his
own noighborhood, township and county.
There should be fee Ing ofgenerous RI
valry among Republicans, as to what To-
cality shall contribute most TO the gon-
cral triumph. Tnis feeling should en-
brace the county, township, school dis
trict and neighborhood. Nothing should
be left TO chance or 20 independence up
OF general enthusiasm. All should be
done deliberately, carefully and surely
Il can be done, and done too, in such an
efficient manner, as TO bo more import
ant than any other means In promoting
the final triumph at the ballot box In No
ycmber. We ask Republicans every.
where to heed these suggestions and in
this era Of general good feeling among
them, over the broken and disordered
ranks Of our adyorsOrics, lot them not for
get the vitality important work Of organ
izution.
II such course is pursued, the victo-
~ which is already morally certain, as
regards the national issue, will be rom
dered perfectly secure, aud the general
rejoicing over the grand triumph will be
added TO many fold by the special tri.
uhpls IA innumcraDic localities. He nai
been a sorry politician indeed, who ha,
not learned how greet a Eest II imparts "a
the rejoicing over victory TO have No
drawbacks In the shape Of falling ofFin
any given localities. Il Is this matter Of
organization, method and careful prepa.
ration, which renders the work ON the
election day so easy Of performance. All
the workers on that day are made eff.
cicnt and powerful just in proportion al
their duties are defined and simplifet
and the result assured. Beside all thii
the spread, security and continued tri
umPbs Of Republican principles will b,
secured in the coming future, to which
result no Republican should be indlfT6r
ent.
Thus doing everywhere, the whole Re
publican army can move on to the ilna
contest at the polls, with the foreshad
owed victory rendered doubly sure, will
all the colat of Conquering host. Il
the grand, general result, In anticipation
will be included, the countless triumph
to be gained in each separate locality
Who would wish TO have less victory
when Il is so easily HttSinable by littl,
timely labori Who would havs am
dash Of dark In the midst Of the bright
ness Of general rejoicing after the frs
Monday In Novemberi would hav,
his individual cup ofreioioing dashed will
the reflection that his own special local
ity had not contributed all that Il could
Is there any one who is not disposed &
do all he can 10 make the coming victor,
final, decisive and dunmiStakSblol Lot ey
cry Republican make Il a part orhis busi
ness to see that the work Of orgsnizu
ton Is forthwith performed-that, toe
with oil the faithOlness il should be, wer
the issue doubtful. There is spiri
abroad among tho Republicans whiel
renders the work easy Of performance
and will secure the most gratifying re
suits.