Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-21
Address
To tie Republicdn Voters Of Ishtdl

10 me ItepnoticdH POhfs oT HSHtd6nfd:
At a recent meeting OF the Grant and Wilson
Club Of lhis town, the undersigned were mp
pointed Committee to prepare an address to
the voters of this township, in order, If posi-.
ble, 10 arouse them 10 proper sense of the
great imporlanec of the coming Sta te election.
While our enemies are hard at work, and
comprising heaven and earth To make prose-
lytes to II bad and dangerous cause, and while
the friends of Republicanism and good gov
ernment, all over our land, arc looking to
OHIO for results in October which shall c-.ecr
their hearts Us did the elections in North Car
DINA, Vermont and Maine, II is impossible that
the Republicans of Ashtabula county can look
on with indifference. Bat little more than
two weeks now remain before the eighth OF
October will be upon us-a day OF more pro-
found interest to the nation than any that can
again come for at least four gears. II Ohio
gives her accustomed majority ut that election,
the hopes of Greeley and his motley crew will
be utterly crushed. If the majority falls of,
their dropping courage will be revived, and
the great battle of November will be harder 10
win. II Ashtabula county fails To give her
1000 majority, let it not be for want of II
proper spirit In her leading townships. We
believe there are at least 450 voters in this
township, who regard the election of Grant
and Wilson rs the only way to continue 10 our
country Its present un exampled prosperity and
dear bought peace who look with horror up
on the possible accession 10 power of rebels
aud rebel sympathlzeis, with Greeley In the
presidential chair who cannot be deceived
by tho dangerous plea Of reconciliation and
ciaspng hands across Ae boody ehasm who
feel that the Republican party IS the only par.
ty Of peace aud reconciliation, and who soc
In the success Of the Baltimore nominees the
commcnc, ment of quaIreling, wmngling and
hate al the nalio nal Capital Wholesale mur.
der, secession and civil war at the South, aud
financial disturb anee and bankruptcy all over
the land, LIT no Republican voter in this
township dehlde himself with the idea, that
the State election Is of but little importance,
and that he can stay away from the Polls on
the eighth of October without doing any harm.
government leel o personal respnnsihility In
this matter, aud ald In pcriectIug an organiza,
ton at oaes. Lot AL the feebles the wavering
aud doubling bc visited and every name re.
ported to the Central Committee.
Let complete Rrrangeme n,s be made for
bringing to the polls all who might ma other
wise come. Ist all rssolye to vote In the
morning, and carry out that rOsoiDe Lot ts b
o." this 0ork ,oithoM an hoUr's delay. and Il will
be the means OF awakening many throughout
the county aud perhaps bsing In many hun.
dreds Of votes that would not Otherwise be
polieG. Remember that this work ls To be
done, II done al all, before tho eighth ol Oc,o.
bsK Keep u constantly In mind, that al
through the length and breadth OF the land
ihousardsof anxious eyes are turned toward
Ohio, and the voice OF their Inquiry Is. "Wha
will Ohio do on the eighth OF Ocloberp Le
every Republican voter DO at the polls and tn
answer will be-"0Aio $4,000 WscjoritT 70
Grant and WizsomF and there will come bae
nom every village and hamlet In the Unite
States the esponss---"Well done, Ohio a
ways loyal, always trueI'
W. NJ. EAMEs.
II JAMEs REED. Cou,
81 $50 Csc, w. wArS. ~.