The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-29
PLEASANTS COUNTY.
Democrat.
Radical.
Do You Hear This, Democrats 2

When a Radical after victory talks
for renewed activity" and originally
remarks that eternal vigilance is the
price of liberty" you may be sure he
is preparing for whipping next time
Listen to the Cincinnati Gazette Radi'
caD discount success in November:
"The Democratic party made extra
ordinary exertions to carry the October
elections and secure Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Indiana as the strategic positions
of the Presidential contest, and their
defeat in this they admit to be stag
gering blow; but if the Republicans sup
pose the battle ICON and thereby relax their
efforts, ii ,ciH be a fatal mistake"
Do you hear that, Democrats! The
Radicals edo relax" because we bent
them double, and they will commit the
fatal mistake" Up and at them
Listen again!
"While the elections that have taken
place have shown that the victory is
within our power, they hare also shOrn
to the enemy the measure Of our strength,
and hOac much additional force is neceSSd-
ry to bring in to carry these States"
That's what's the matter! "Saown
the full measure of Radical strength"
Not only do we know how much "ad-
ditionai force is necessary to carry these
States" but we have the reserves and
the Radicals have none. Do you hear
that, Democrats Push them over the
brink on which they stand Once
more:
II makes increased rigilance and effort
necessary on the part Of the Republicans IN
order TO secure the Presidential election.
We carried the State of ofIndiana by lit
tie more Ntan a thousand majority"
Do you hear that, Democrats! The
Radicals did their "level best" in Octo-
ber They cannot increase either wig
ilance or effort" because they strained
themselves into substantial dissolution
on the 18th. Hence, the Gazette itself
as witness, they are gone up II they DO
not increase effort, which they cannot
do and (which nobody can deny" Ex-
pei them from the very citidal OF power
which they have held so long, and
should and can hold no longer. Harken
yet more!
Taking the October elections as the
criterion, "less than 81, 900 rOteS WOHtd De
required 10 CHuHyt WboG t'eC y'e"t S'"''o'
not more than IL, 900 TO change Pennsyt-
ranid and Indiana, and put the Pr6Sidsn-
tial election in doubt. We cannot afford 10
lose one Of Hem."
Do you hear that, Democrats! 1t is
all up with the Radicals. 1llinoisians
cannot be imported to carry Indiana
next month, nor New Workers Pennsyl-
vania. Radical repeaters will be need
ed at home. One final charge, and the
Radicals will stampede as sheep. See
again how frank and frightened the
Radicals are. The Gazette concludes:
"They who talk Of the rictory being 'eon,
and of the Democratic party being
routed and panic-stricken, are simply
mdulgiHg in the paerile policy Of trying TO
make rictory ont Of an iMdecisire contest
By the force Of croriRg. The preliminary
firing has only dereloped the positions Of
the t,co armies; the great battle is yet TO be
fought. They whO erult in the cry that the
enemy are panic stricken are toolishty lead
ing our oWn soldiers to throm dozen their
arms and relar their organisation"
De you hear that, Democrats! Moth.
ing has been done yet, says the Radical
Journal, nothing decisive. Ho who talks
of victory achieved is a fool. We
should think so, too. So, reform the
line, press on the battle! the Radicals
are exhausted and already begin to wa
yer One msnful effort and the day Is
ours ,-World.