Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-26
Are You m Work?

Democratic and Conservative Voters of
Ohio-are you at work, getting ready for
the great battle to be fought ON TUESDAY,
THE EIGHTH OF NOVEMBER? Have you
held meetings and started the important
work of canvassing your wards, townships,
and school districts? In short has every
thing been done--euerything that can be
done-to insure the attendance at the Polls
of every man who viii vote for GEORGE B.
McCLELLAN?s If not, you have no time to
lose. Inless than two weeks, the victory
will be achieved by one party or the other.
AS you value the success of the cause of
Democracy, the cause of the Union and
the Constitution, the cause OF Free Gov
ernment the cause of Liberty and the
Right we implore you to discharge
the great duty which devolves on
you now, promptly and fully
You gained more than FORTY THOU
SAND in Ohio at the late election; you
can carry the State for MCCLELLAN on the
EIGHTH OF NOVEMBER, if you all work as
you are expected to work. The time for
argwnsnt is past, the time for action has come.
Waste no time in debate, but employ 1t all in
soork. Let your organization be thorough
and complete; see to it that you have an
abundant supply of the genuine McCLEL-
Lam ELECTORAL TICKET FOR ONO, at every
voting place before six o'clock on the morn
ing of Election Day; have every Democratic
and Conservative voter at the Polls to vote.
Do this, and you will insure the election OF
MCCLELLAN and PENDLEToS. and restore
the Union, and save the Constitution.
THE special organ of Mr.. LINcoLN-The
NY. Times argues t'at he would be justi-
fable in surrendering the Government into
the hands of the rebels in case of McCLEL-
LAN's election. This appears in the organ
since LrNcoLN's speech disclaiming any
such purpose, and 1t is intended to intimi-
date those who refuse to be cajoled by his
worthless pledges. LINCOLN reed dnotpledge
himself in one direction, while his organ
threatens in another, for the Democratic
partywhen it elects its candidate will take
care that he is placed in the Presidential
chair in accordance with the provisions of
the Constitution. The American Democ-
racy do not ask Mr.. LINCOLN to pledge him
self not to be usurper; and they have as
little respect for his pledges as he has him
self, OF as thcy have fear for the bemhastic
threats OF his personal organ. ts
PRESIDENT LINCOLN has issued procla-
nation designating the last Thursday in
November as day of prayer and thanks
giving for the manifest blessings Of Provi-
dence. He requests that the people shall
be especially thankful to sour Heavenly
Father who has largely augmented our free
population by emancipation" After the
manner of the fanatical preachers Of New
England, LINCOLN claims that the emanci-
patton proclamation is the peculiar wo.k of
the Deity, and insists that he Is a loyal pat
riot and politician. LINcoLN's thanksgiv-
ing, like those preachers piety, is simple
blasphemy. ~ 2 49, alaa .e.sileet
The New York Post, whose publisher Is
under bonds to answer for robbing the Gov
ernmont Of enormous sums In the Navy
Agency, is attempting to prove that Mr..
PErpLEroN is q traitor, because his great
grandfather, soldier of the Revolutions
wrote letter just previous to the forma-
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