The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02

Tic Tact is, every Democrat mn5t |
realize that Douglas overwhelming
defeat, on Tuesday. will be fatal to
his prospects ever after as a political
aspirant. Those who vote for him,
on Tuesday next, will feel, after.
wards, like denying their record
in fact many will deny that they
ever voted for the man--that they
we're ever identified with his cause.
Next Tuesday tells the story in
regard to tho next Presidency. In
regard to Lincoln's election, there is
not the least doubt, we will venture,
in the minds Of either Republicans
or Democrats. What we want, ie,
that every Republican in Hancock
county, and every honest and candid
Democrat, opposed to slavery exten.
sion, shall take q part in this glori-
ous achievement. Will they do IN
viii they bo at tho pole, on Tues
day next, and deposit their rotc for
Honest Old Abtl' Let us all vote
together, so that we may all alter
wards rejoice together the more
heartily.
Tax payers of Hancock county.
will no doubt, be highly gratified to
know that they will be called upon
to foot heavy bill Of costs, in order
to be honored with a full board of
Democratic county officers. The
Democracy must have the treasury,
If the people do have to bleed for it..
We have never witnessed, in any
former campaign, such woe. be gone
pet Of politicians as are the Douglas
men at present. With -'' Al ''''o
of afflicted confilen"o, 'hey cannot
conceal the fact that all is regarded
ss lost.
Our ncighhor Of the Courier, week
before last, made the important an
nouncement that Pennsylvania had
gone Republican by some 10000 or
10000, or thereabouts, aud that
Ohio had done about $3.50. In the
, course Of time, however, light broke
upon the vision of thus Editor, re
vealing to him majority of 80 092
Tor Pennsylvania, 25,27S for Ohio
. and 10000 for Indiana, on the Re
!" publican side. His rooster was seer
|" about that tlmc, making Gcsperat,
a clru,t To find a hole in the fence tc
got Tu! through MS ppdtshTss'S%oso " ths %oods
u and has never hann heard of since.
" Shall not Hancock county be rank.
. ed among the Lincoln counties, in
y y the glorious revolution, soon To be
= efi, cted? What say you Republic
b ansi Will you not do your par, on
Tuesday next! Let no man be lei,
at home on that day, who is able to
get to the polls. We hope that the
Republicans of Hancock county will
10 their duty.
The Democracy cndeavor to make
prominent the threats of Southern
firc-caters, that. il Lincoln be elect.
ed, they will dissolve the Uniou.-
DO they think that frecmcn at the
North, will be deferred from die
charging their duty, by Southern
threats and Southern bluster?
We learn that an attempt is being
made, by the Douglas State Central
Committee, to have a mixed Dong
las Know Nothing Breckinridge fu.
sion ticket brought out, just on the
eve Of The election, without the
knowledge OF any but the party lead i.
ere. This they expect to work, by
stealth, into the h,n,ls Of honest
Democrats, who scorn their Know
Nothing fnsion. Democrats who do
not wish to be cheated, will have to
look to il, that some ten Of the elect.
oral candidates arc not Know Moth
ing.
What 90 the Taxpayers OF Han.
cock, think Of Douglas popular sove.
Ireignty, now that Douglasite. under
take to put the county to a heavy
cost, to defeat the will of tho people
in con'csting the election of Benia-
min Hubert Are the people dis.
posed to foot the attendant expenses,
in order to onst from office, such n
man as honest Ben. Ilnber2 Let us
hear what their view of the matter
Iis. ID, they want a Douglas officer
so much as to pay premium for
hint .s. ..
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ltRPUBIIoAN GAINs.--As q result
Of the extraordinary revolution In a
political point oi view, the Repub-
leans gained United States Sen.