Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-24
NO. 27.
A DEMOCRATIC Sc
CRET CIRCULAR.

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How the Democracy are Managing
the Campaign. Some Good Sugges-
tiOns for Republicans. S'Forewarn=
ed is FOrearmed.''
Tbe Democratic Stale Central Com
mittee is distributing the following cir
cular among the faithful in all parts of
the State, as secret document:
[C0PY.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL. AND
EXECUTIvE COMMITTEE Rooms. a
COLUMBUs5 OHIO, August 20, lS69.
PLAN OF oRGADIzATION.
! Let each County Central Committee
organize their county on ihe following
plan:
1st. Appoint a good man in each
onward, TO organize his town
isiEip or ward on the following plans
Z I'd Select and, secure the. services of
one good, earnest, reliable Democrat
in each school district of his township,
to make out list of the voters in hrs
district in the following order, the
names being arranged alphabetically.
l. a list containing the name Of
every certain Democrat.
2. A list containing every certain
Republican.
g.. A list continuing every doubtful
voter.
g. y
be challenged, and whY.
Have these ilsts made out and com
pIeted by the 10Th Of September, az the
very fuTthesi-one COPY 10 be retained
by The Township Committeeman, and
another TO be sent to the Chairman of
tbe County Central Connittees
/ fByr the Saturday previous to the cleo
lion have each certain Democrat and
doubtful voter furnished with at least
two tickets, and obtain his pledge to
attend the polls before noen,oR election
day. r laa a.T
Every doubtful vetec must, be ore
the election, be pIaced4n charge OF some
Democrat friend Of his who is to try
and get him to vote the Democratic
ticket,a .trr .-r+ Fs
Tne township Committeeman and the
School District Committeeman must all
be at 0B polls against O'Clock on the
mernt0g Of the election and there stay
a.na work for the ticket until the polls
close IN the evening and tho votes are
c0uuted out.
Circulate documents among doubtful
Vuteis. Let township cUmmitteeHaen
see rhat couveyauces are prcvidtd 20
bring aged aud intirhs voters to tie
pulls.
I AppointHo COMMUNICATION Ofauy kind
Il Who will not perform tue labor itJ FHst-
ed TO them, and that with a VIII. ttt
T II I've every j Democratic vote in the
able means TO increase the Democratic
vote in each ward or township in your
county. aay'e plenty of tickets printed
at least ten days or two weeks before
tze iela0ttoi3, and distribute them lfber
iaAy TO iPcomnIitteenen and
Z The Success, Of the party this year de-
P9Rds OH the workings 0f the several
c'SaH6y= committees, iIf seeing that dheir
COUNTIES are thoroughly organized.r1
County committees are expected and
required to send to the Cnaifnian Of the
State 1IEX eoutivts Com ulittee, by EeBteHa-
Der %, a copy Oc true ystaBameHE of the
poll lists taken in each county in tire
State in the manner above suggested,
showing the number OF Detaocrats, the
number of Republicans aud the num-
Der of doubtful voters iEl each town
ship and ward ip ORD eC that a complete
summing up of the State can be made
by the State Execulive Committee as
sarlyHs the lst day Of fOcto ber
Ohio viii be carried this fall for PEN
dletOu; bat every Democrat in the
State utlEs5FtiO his duty to secure that
glorious result. That datv will be ih
hRvin his s'cOunty{ townshIpeand sUhoO1
4 district Organized-and organized we'll
4 and thoroughly. What Democrat Tin
4 Ohio is there that viii not rejoice over
4 Pes d4eton's election and Democratic
I.ekisiaCure? These results viii be at
tateed-but work viii and must be
/ dohe.. Let every Democrat feel and
take a pride in seeing these glorious re-
suits. Victory always comes to the
army that fights manfulIy and does its
whole putty b. Let the Democratic army
of Ohio make a gallant charge against
| tue Black Republican legion, from
l-uow until the polls close on the Second
Tuesday of next October, and that day
will be-eurs. Letthe Democratic watch
word be, Work, in season and
out or season; work, at all times and at
all proper places. By order OF
Democratic Executive Committee!
lSignedl JOIN G. THOMPSON,
Chairman.
[Signedl Geo. w. MEEKER,
Secretary.