The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-17
DEMOCRATIC SECRET
CIRCULARS.
The Way Democrats Propose
to carry the Election.
Awake Republicans!

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Last week We published an article
entitled "Open YOur Eyes, in which
we cautioned Republicans that the
Democracy were at work in secret and
that it was our duty to meet them
| Since then we have been furnis he'd
the following circulars, which set forth
just what they are doing Read them
and then 90 to work and offset their
labor:
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL AND
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rooms
Columbus, o. Aug. 10th, 1863. }
PLAN OF ORGANIZATION.
Let each County Central Committee
organize their county on the fol-
lowing plan:
1st. Appoint a good man in each
township or ward, to organize his
township or ward on the following
plan
I'd. Select and secure the services
of one good. earnest reliable Demo
crat in each school district of his
township, to make out a list of the
voters in his district in the following
order, the names being arranged al
phabe tically.
1. A list containing The name of
every certain Democrat.
2. A list containing every certain
Republican.
3. A list containing every doubt
ful voter.
f. a list of every man who should
be challenged, and why.
Have these lists made out and
completed by the goth of September,
at the very farthest-one copy to be
retained by the Township Commit
teeman, and another to be sent to the
Chairman of the County Central
| Committee.
By the Saturday previous to the
election, have each certain Democrat
and doubtful voter furnished with
at least two tickets, and obtain his
pledge to attend the polls before
noon on election day.
Every doubtful voter must before
the election, be placed in charge of
some Democrat friend of his, who is
/ to try and get him to vote the Dem
ocratic ticket
The Township Committeeman and
the School District Committeeman
must all be at the polls against 5
o'clock Of the morning Of the cleo
ton, and there stay and work for
the ticket until the polls close in the
evening and the votes are counted
out
Circulate documents amoung DOUBT
full voters. Let Township Commit
teemen ee that conveyances are pro-
vided to bring aged and infrm vo-
ters to the polls.
/ Appoint no Committeeman of any
kind who will not perform the labor
entrusted to them, and that with a
will.
Have every Democratic vote in the
ballot box by noon. Use every hon
orable means to increas. the Demo
cratic vote in each ward or township
in your county. Have plenty of
tickets printed at least ten days or
two weeks before the election, and
distribute them literally to the
Township Committeeman aud doubt
ful voters.
The success of the party this year
depends on the workings of the sew
-eral County Committees, in seeing
that their counties are thoroughly
organized. County Committees are
expected and required to send to the
Chairman of the State Executive
Committee, by September 25th, a
I UvPJ eruU-7s 7sStUv0rHUHv vilo pun
lists taken in each county in the
/ State, In the manner above sugges-
ted, showing the number OF Demo
Gratis, the number of Republicans,
and the number of doubtful voters
in each township and ward, in order
that complete summing up Of the
State can be made by the State Exc
cutive Committee as early as the 1st
day of October.
Ohio will be carried this fall for
Pendleton; but every Democrat in
the State must do his duty to secure
that glorious result That duty will
be in having his county, township
and school district organized--and
organized well and thoroughly. What
Democrat in Ohio is there that will
not rejoice over PendletOn's election
and a Democratic Legislature? These
results will lie attained-but work
will be done. Let every Democrat
fell and take a pride in securing
these glorious results. Victory al
ways comes to the army that fights
manfully and does its whole duty.
Let the Democratic army of Ohio
make gallant charge against the
Black Republican legion, from now
until the polls close on the Second
Tuesday Of next October, and that
day will be ours. Let the Democrat
ic watchword be, Work, in season
and out of season; Work, at all tines
and in all proper places.
BY order Democratic State Exeeu-
tive Committee.
JOHN G.. THOMPSON,
Chairman.
GEO. W SEEKER, Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC STATE EXECUTIvE0 J
COMMITTEE Rooms, COLUMBUS,