Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-10-31
Remember, next Tuesday
is the Presidential election.
CAMPAIGN NOTES.


feated, and he never will be-
Horace Greeley.
Every man who is opposed to the
doctrine enunciated by Greeley,
viz: 'If the people of the South
said they wanted disunion / would
consent to it"-should go to the
polls on Tuesday, November 9TH,
and vote against Greeley and Brown.
Every man who is opposed to re-
storing JEFF. Davis and John c.
Breckenridge to seats in the United
States Senate should go to the polls
on the 9TH day of November and
vote for Grant and Wilson.
The Erening Post says there is
every indication that the Germans
of New York will cast larger vote
for Grant and Dix than they have
ever thrown for any Republican
ticket.
H. G. is repudiated now by the
old abolitionists and by the best
men who went into the Cincinnati
movement.
Grant aviU be far better qualified
for his momentous trust in 1872
than an l86S.-Horace Greeley.
AS an indication of how the Ger
mans will vote, we call attention to
the fact that in Indiana there was a
German candidate on each party's
ticket. The German on the Repub-
lican ticket received more votes than
the other victorious candidates, but
the Germans on the Liberal" tick
ct received less than his compan-
ions in misfortune. The Illinois
Stats Zeitungc calls this tangible
proof that the German Know Moth
ings are confined to the Liberal
side.
The eleven counties comprising
what is known as the Western Re-
serve, in northeastern Ohio, never
fail to respond with strong vote
for the Right. At the recent elec-
tion the vote in those counties on
Secretary of State was as follows:
Secretary of State, Rep- 80, $50
Secretrry Of State, Dem ............... 30, ,42s
Republican majority a. 4es
Outside of the Reserve, the Dem
ocrats had majority of about six
thousand.
Whoever travels and observes the
draft of public sentiment, says the
Albany Journal, will be forced to
the conclusion that Greeley is to be
badly beaten. This "sign'' has not
been SO palpable these twenty years.
The West is.especially emphatic for
Grant, and Democrats who repudi-
ate Greeley arc counted by the score
in every township
Greeley once ,utterd great truth,
when he said, 7eGeneral Grant has
never been defeated, and he never
will be. what foolish old man he
is to set him self up in the place of
Lee, when he knows that there is a
political Appomattox waiting him
in November. --i-.--
If the Democrats have caught any
Republican repeaters in Pennsylva-
MIA or elsewere, we hope they will
send them to the penitentiary.
Make clean thing of it, gentlemen.
Don't let the rascals off like the Re-
publicans do the Democrats when
they catch them!
How sad is the wall that comes
up from the democracy, as they
take retrospect of their October
defeat. They are more anxious
than ever to let the past be forgot
ten! and to have by-gones! Let
them gather up the few remaining
elnbers of their expiring camp fires
and let the sickly glare light up
their pathway to the regions of salt
river when the ides Of November
shall come.
Fsdher, might I go ont to schwims
Mitout You promise me. right here,
To vote nit U. S. Grant.
Between fifty and sixty business
firms OF New York have published a
card, indorsing Grants financial
policy and asserting that the inter
ests of commerce and trade demand
his re election. ,....
Morton says Indiana will Grant
from 10000 to 10000 in November.
He declares that the unprincipled
and mercenary coalition has passed
away like a noxious vapor. He
thinks the Republicans received as
many German votes as the Demo-
Gratis, and that all will return to
their allegiance.
General Garfield says that Ohio
will give General Grant 80, 900 ma
jority, Greeley, however, has hopes
of carrying it himself, just as he had
of carrying Pennsylvania for Buck
alew. The bigger the majorities
are agrinst his candidates, the hope
full the man becomes. tits cheering
way he has Of looking at the bright
side only in the hour of adversely.
Anna Dickinson has finally con-
cluded to go for Greeley, and is to
make speech in his behalf tn Is
week in New York. This is the
only woman who has thus far taken
the part Of the old free lover, and
whenever scolding, grumbling Anna
speaks her "place there will votes