Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-09-18
To the Republicans of Ashtabula
County.

Republicans in this and adjoining counties,
can not be too often reminded that their great
danger is neglect-staying away from the polls,
and allowing others to stay away. They can
not be TOO often told that the large majorities
that we are able to give are due to our friends
in other parts of the State where the majoriies
are small or uncertain We must be allowed
to exhort our friends to diligence in this mat
tGr-to double diligence-and urge them to
organize their forces in each township, so as
to get out every vote possible. To assist them
In this work, the Central Committee have ap-
pointed committee of three in each township,
who arc requested to confer together-and if
need be, communicate with the Central CouI-
mittee here-and adopt such plans of opera
ton as may seem best to them. The following
is the list of Township Committees thus ap-
| pointed For i
Ashtabula, H. L. Morrison, Abel Krum, E. II.
Fitch; .. ..
Austinburg, s. NJ. Snow Lucius NJ Austin,
Nathaniel Austin;
Andoyer, s. Q. Merrill, R. NJ. Norton, ]. S.
Morley; . b., . ........
Conneaut, w. b. Chapman, s. ]. Smith, j. p.
Rieg;
Colebrook, e. T. Meacham, L. Reeves II, p.
| Beckwith
Cherry Valley, Henry Krum, Silas E. Sweet,
j. NJ Giddings;
Denmark, d. X. Palmer, W. H. Seagur, J. @.
Andrews;
Dorset, J. f. Pulsifer, D. A. Collins, w. II.
Chamberlain;
Geneva, S. S. Burrows, M. B. Gary, II. S. Nun
ger; fus Y.... ..".
Harpersfeld Dr. Bennett Charles Atkins, E.
ID. Hyde; -t.,s ...r .........,.. .....
Harlsgrove, E. q. Hulburt Rodney Marsh, r
d. Norris;
Jefferson, Ii. b. Woodbury., w. r. Allen, E. c.
Wade;
Kingsville, NJ. W. Wright, A. B. Luce, j..
Fickingcr; i .'.I..."
Lcnox, II. NJ King, Moses Becde, A. N. Cha
Morgan, j. r. Meigs, f. Harrington, J. j.
Hoyt; .t
Monroe, j. w. Travis, w. w. Kinney, II. Q.
Benjamin;
New Lyme, II. A. Reeve, II. St. John, G..
Dodgei
Orwell, G. A. B. Pratt, ]. B. Phillips, r. E.
Stone;
Pierpont T. S. Winship, M. A. Leonard, s. B.
L i
| Rockwell
Rome, G. A. Crosby, A. w. Stiles, Joseph
Tinan
Richmond, Z. B. Linn, C. T. Sunbury, Z. o.
Peck;
Sheffield, W. NJ. Shepherd, John Hardy, j. p.
Eastman ).
Saybrook, Charles Walker, Lyman Curtis G.
Trumbull, s. ]. Massingham, U. d. Kellogg,
NJ Brown
Wayne, II. s. Jones, l.. N Parker, Robt Ken
nedy;
WillliE9msaeld, E. J. Smith, S. S. North, G,
Windsor, Milo Dyer, Ezra Rawdon, l.. Grover
These committees are requested to organize
their respective townships as speedily as posi-
bic, and particularly to make complete list
Of all whom they expect to vote the Rcpubli-
can ticket, and keep the same for such use as
may be necessary. They will also appoint
meetings and inylte speakers, whenever they
deem it expedient, The County Committee
will assist them in getting up meetings, etc, as
far as possible. Should any of those above ap-
pointed be unable TO serve, the other members
of the Committee are authorized to fill vacan-
ces. rIf. Iur .. ...
The Republicans OF Old Ashtabula have
fought over these battles so often and so faith
fully that we need not offer them instruction,
as to what they have to do. They understand
this. But we must remind them, that though
the present time is marked by an almost dead
calm in politics. it is not without its dangers.
The prevalent calm may lead us into fancied
security. But the foe is not Idle aud he will
certainly SOW tares If we sleep. Action is the
word. Let every man be at his post, and eve
ry Republican cast hls vote. Co.,,
.. w. c. HowELLs, Jefferson,
". .'" q. s. sIMoNDs,
n..'..'ii s. A. NoRTHwAY, " p. iHHI
| w. y. IIowLAND, ..f..i. fu..
.IfI.st.,s JAMES REED Ashtabula, HB.|f
| ... SAM'L HAYWARD, KellOggsyille
| w. p. SPENCER, Geneva.
''e Rep. Cent Com.