The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-10-07
THIS AR
TICLEF FIRST,
We wish TO say few words to the


jority in this county. 1t has also been
ascertained that there is much careless
ness among the voters Of our party. 1t
has been further aScertained that the
Democrats are working secretly, and
vii have out ere,y Democratic voter.
And it has been further ascertained
that unless a special effort is made to
get out all our voters, the Democrats
will carry the county.
The county Central Committee have
instructed a number of active men in
each township to take the lead in the
work of getting out all Onr voters. All
we want is a fair, honest vote We do
not want any fraudulent votes for any
Of our candidates. But we do want
evc'y legal rote that we can get.
We urge upon you all, the follow
ing plan: Get up before day, have
your breakfast in time to get to the
polls before the voting commences, and
devote the tohole day to the work. Co
operate with the committee in your
township. Have at least one active,
prudent, vigilant man 10 watch at the
polls every moment from the time the
voting commences, until the last ballot
has been counted out Let your town
ship committees appoint these men to
watch the polls, and have your men
changed every two or three hours, 80
that none may become weary. But be
sure and hare al least one man there all the
time. Challenge all doubtful voters be-
fore they get their ballots into the box.
BE prompt in this. 1t will not insult
a legal voter TO challenge his VOTE
Early in the day appoint a rallying
committee. Let this consist of al least
one good man in each school district in
your township. At two o'clock PM,
let this cnmmittee examine the names
of those who have voted, and if any
Republican has not voted ,have the man
on the committee from his school dis
trict to send for him Immediately, Do
not wait for him after two O'Clock.
Have all the horses and buggies at the
polls that you can, Send buggies for
all aged or infrm persons. Have all
our voters supplied with tickets, Have
them see that their tickets are not for
geries, The party that got up the re-
bellion, and now wants to swindIc the
men who furnished the means to put
down that rebellion, will swinde with
forged tickets. There will be ticket
printed in large type, posted up on the.
'outside of the building at each place of
voting BE sure and compare your
ticket with this. Do not be crowded
back.
II you see any Of the following
gentlemen, call on them for further in
and cooperate with them:
Madison Totonshp-John J, C.Evans,
James Hunt, David A. Lloyd, VIM.
Mutt, VIM, J. Evans, Samuel J Smith,
james Whit, Isaac Edwards, Charles
Smith, John Warren,
Jefferson To,onshp-R, IL Jones, DR.
Kehoe, Howell j, Price, Thomas ].
Jones, J. b. Holmes, VIM. II, Horton,
VIM. J. Leonard, John Phillips, David
J. jenkins, John D. Jones (CyiadaeD,
VIM II, Arthur, John d, Davis, Def
ferson Furnace)
Franklin TopgShp-John Jones (Coli-
formal, w, s. Schcllengor, VIM, Spur
rier, Evap Evans, VIM. Spriggs, Isaac
V, Steward, @. w. Lake, Jacob A.
Claar, VIM, Schellenger, H. G, Bum,
Geo, w. Hale, James W, Vaughn.
Bloomfield 7oseas6p--Jobn j. Evans,
tvego) George Poor, A, +. McCarley,
Riley Corn, Williamson Scnrlock, Jo-
seph Scurlock, Hugh Frasure, Adam
Lackey.
Milton 7oppshp-A. A, Austin, Da-
vid Montgomery, VIM, McGhee, Rob
ort Montgomery, B, +, stearns, james
O'Rourke. Lot Davis. Henry Phillips,