Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-25
10 the Democratic an "A COnserva-
tive Voters Of Ohio:
SEND TICKErs mo- TnE sO1DIERs.

| .NANO NOhChB Va VAhAOs
SEND TICKETS TO THE SOLDIERS.
Those of you that have relatives or friends
In the army, who will vote for the Hero
Statesman, GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN, must
lose no time in sending asufficient quantity
of the Democratic Electoral Ticket of this
State to them. Send by inclosing in let
ters; send by express; send in every Other
way that you can. See that your County
Central Committees do their whole duty in
this matter; let the township and school
district committees 60 to work at once
and supply the soldiers from their respec-
tive townships and school-districts with q
great abundance Of MCCLELLAN TICKETS
Don't depend on the State Central Com
mittee to do it-for if you do, the Sth Of
November will find the MCCLELLAN soldiers
without the tickets they desire to vote.
Look to it yourselves at home, and make a
sure thing of it: See that every soldier,
who will be at all likely to vote with us, is
supplied with MCCLELLAN TICKETS. See
also that you have plenty of them at every
voting place in the State, on the morning
of the 8th of November, as early as six
o'clock. Let us carry Ohio for GEORGE B.
MCCLELLAN; it may be done.
We wrote and printed the foregoing par
agraph ten days ago; and most of the Dem
ocratic papers of the State have reprinted
it. We are glad that this has been done;
for now the friends of GEORGE B. McCLEL-
Lam in all parts of the State know what is
expected of them by those here who really
desire Democratic success. The soldiers
must be supplied soith the MCCLELLAN Eiector-
al Tickets Jy their relatiues or friends at home.
We repeat: Don't depend on the State Cen
tral Committee TO do it-for If you do, the Sth Of
Nouember ui1 find McCLELLAN soldiers In all
Of our armies ,oittout the tickets they desire to
vote. We aver what we do know; and we
implore the Democracy in every County,
Township, and School District in Ohio, to
heed what we say.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, one day last
week, contained communication from
San Old Soldier" complaining that there
were no Democratic tickets where he was
on the day Of the late election; and the edi-
tor appended some remarks of his own,
that were pertinent and timely, which
we reproduce here:
"'Is the November election to 90 by de-
fault at Chattanooga in the same way?'
This soldier, who by his name authenti-
Gates his statements, puts two important
questions, which we beg to repeat, and to
urge upon the respectful consideration of
all Immediately concerned. The facts, he
states, are certainly disgraceful to some
body. They are as certainly injurious to the
cause of Mcclellan and the Union. 'Who,'
our correspondent asks, is to blame about
this? is the November election he again
asks, TO 60 by default at Chattanooga in
the same way? These, as we have said, are
important questions. We commend them
to the public in general, and to the Democ-
racy.
'We should like to know from the Secre-
tary of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee whether tickets were sent to the ar
my at the October election, and whether
they have been sent for the November. 1t
is not already too late, and it would be
shame to lose the election for want of tick
ets."
THE STATESMAN, while we were absent
from home, contained an article in reply to
The Enqarer's structures, which may be mis-
understood and misconstrued. 1t must not
be regarded as defense of the State Cen
tral Committee; for that Committee sent no
tickets to our soldiers prior to the October elec-
ton. The Democratic tickets that were sent
from this city, were sent by our Congress
sional District Committee, to soldiers from
Franklin, Madison, Greene and Clarke coun-
ties, only; and in many cases failed to reach
those for whom they were intended.
The State Central Committee has, up to |
this time, sent supply of the Democratic |
Electoral Ticket of Ohio only to our SOL |
diers in SHERIDAN's army. All others are
yet without ouriPresidential Tickets-un-
less the relatives or friends of our gallant
boys have supplied them with Tickets from
home-from their own counties, townships
and school districts. If this has not been
done already, let it be done at once.