The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-14
ORGANIZES.

Democrats of Marshall the elections
Of the yesr are over and victory has again
perched upon our banners Connecticut,
California, Ohio, Penns glvania, Kentucky.
New York, New Jersey and Maryland, are
nov democratic states. while the immense
gains made by the democracy in Maine.
New Hampshire. Vermont, Massachusetts,,
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, lows. Min
nesota and Kansas, demonstrates beyond q
doubt thar the people Of those states sre
fast becoming disgusted with the ruinous
policy Of the party in power, and that q
similar gain next year will give the most
OF them 10 the democracy. All that is
necessary to secure the fruits of the VIC
tories of this year; and insure the election
Of democratic president next year, is q
thorough organization c. tho democracy
throughout the country. We have a cum
ming and vigilant foe 20 meet already
VIC sss them preparing for the conflict
They are throwing overheard Cor the time
bsing their extreme measures. They are
carefully covering up temperance. women
suffrage, negro equality, impeachment
bonds. tariffs. &c, &c, and looking
around for an available candidate. All
these measures arc intended to deceive the
people, and they hope thereby to regain
the ground they have lost. To meet them
With sny hopes Of success We must be
organized and guarded at every point
This cannot be accomplished by few
non Oar leading men msy plan for US,
but that is all they can do. 1t depends
upon the people after all the farmers,
mechanics and laboring men, whether we
are organized or not. One of the first
things necessary at this time is the circu-
lation among democrats and conservative
men of sound democratic papers One
paper now is worth dozen in the heat Of
tha campaign. Ar. w ready for tt e
campaign in Marshall? If not, lose no
;ime in preparing ourse.ves Next year
we have two representatives among other
officers to elect, one Of them being elected
by ibis county aud ST. Joseph. It is our
duty to see to it that We give larger ma
jority than St. Joseph. If We fail in that
they will elect an Abolitionist At the
next regular session OF the legislature we
.lsct United States Senator in place of
Thomas A. Hendricks. The legislature
expected to be clo.s, and as Marshall
gains or loosss that representative, so POS
sibly may the democracy Of this state, re-
tain or lose a United States Senator
There never was greater responsibility
resting on US than now To meet it we
must organize carly aud work. We make
this proposition to you, and we do it in
good faith If you. the democratic farm
ers, mechanics, laboring and business men
Of Marshall, VIII take hold Of the matter
now, and increase the circulation of the
PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT to one thousand
subscribers in the county, we will guaran-
tee you from 800 to 1000 majority next
year ; you can easily do this. We have
over $500 democratic voters in the coun-
", no ono Of whom is not able to take the
DEMOCRAT, and ought to do it, A, you
support the paper, so will the paper sup
port you by becoming moro aud more eff
oient. Now is the time to subscribe, and
see to 1T that your neighbor takes it also.
We shall spare no pains on our part. of
time or money to make it worthy OF your
support. Tie responsibilities resting upon
us now, as party, are the greatc.t we
ever bore. L. is expected that every
member Of it will discharge his duty
Will you do it, Let your action answer
We believe you will