Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-08

Vote for Lincoln. t,.--,,.,
Do you want four years more Of war;
Vote for Lincoln.
Do you want the Constitution utterly
destroyed?
Vote for Lincoln.
DO you want civil liberty laid prostrate?
Vote for Lincoln.
Do you want freedom of speech and of
the press destroyed?
Vote for Lincoln.
Do you want the land flooded with de-
prcciated worthless currency?
Vote for Lincoln.
Do you want national debt too enor-
nous for calculation?
Vote for Lincoln?
Do you want gold and silver coin to 90
up to five hundred per cent?
Vote for Lincoln.
DO you want to pay two dollars yard
for calico?
Vote for Lincoln.
Do you want everything you eat, wear,
use-all tho necessaries and luxuries of
life so high that none but the richest can
buy?
Vote for Lincoln.
Do you want the degraded negro made
your social and political equal?
Vote for Lincoln.
DO you want the Union of your fathers
forever destroyedi
Vote for Lincoln.
DO you want to be arrested and confined
in loathsome dungeons without process of
law and without hope Of release?
Vote for Lincoln.
DO you want government which uses
Its powers in prosecuting and imprisoning
women?
Vote for Lincoln.
Do you want the rights of the States de-
stroyed?
Vote for Lincoln.
Do you want despotism?
Vote for Lincoln.
DO you want conscription?
Vote for Lincoln.
do You want fresh call for five hundred
thousand men to fill Une arrnios ovary six
months?
Vote for Lincoln.
Do you want hundreds of millions of your
money squandered yearly for the purpose
of enriching court favorites and loyal shod-
dy contractors?
Vote for Lincoln.
Do you want corruption the most shame
less to run riot in the councils of the ma
ton?
Vote for Lincoln.
Do you want Provost Marshals, and thou
sands upon thousands of other new officials
unknown to our laws, dispersed through
the land to fatten upon the fruits of your
toll?
Vote for Lincoln.
DO you want man for President with
out ability, without craftsmanship, without
dignity, and whose vacillating mind is con-
trolled by events?
Vote for Lincoln.
VOTE FOR MCCLELLAN.
Doyou want Peace and Union?
Vote for Mcclellan.
Do you want the Constitution re-estab-
lished?
Vote for Mcclellan. -.....
DO you want a government of laws?
Vote for Mcclellan.
DO you want your taxes reduced?
Vote for Mcclellan.
-, Do you want your liberty protected by
the law?
Vote for Mcclellan.
Do you want a safe, sound national cur
rency, redeemable i'm gold?
Vote for Mcclellan.
DoyOu want the necessaries of life brought
within the reach Of the poorest?
Vote for Mcclellan. t.r 10
DO you want a pure and incorruptible
administration?
Vote for Mcclellan.
DO you want the enormous expenses
which war brings with it stopped? n.
Vote for Mcclellan.
Do you want the expenses of the Govern
ment reduced from more than one thousand
millions annually to less than one hundred
millions?
Vote tor Mcclellan.
Do you want the writ of habeas corpus re-
stored to you? 'iy
Vote for Mcclellan. t-
DO you want government which will
secure the rights of the citizen at home and
command respect abroad?
Vote for McClellan I..
Do you want the commissaries, the con-
tractors, the provost marshals, and all that
vast multitude OF officials created by Lin
coin to be discharged?
Vote for Mcclellan.
Do you want that terrible corruption
which now prevails in the government
checked?
Vote for Mcclellan.
Do you want all the blessings which must
flow upon the land when peace and Union
are established?
Vote for Mcclellan.
Do you want a man for President of SPOT
less purity, of distinguished patriotism, a
| ripe scholar, of exalted talent, of glorious
| repute. of solid understanding, and of dig
| nified demeanor?
Vote for GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN.
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