The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-17
Meeting and Organization of the
County Central Committee.

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Convention, on Monday, Sept. s,
met at the Auditors office, on Sat
urdayl morning last. Present: A.
j. SWAIN, j. W. Bowen, w. w. BEL
FORD, GgeRGE LANTz and Judge
RICHARD CRAIG. Mr.. LANTz asked
that his place on the Committee be
filed by the appointment of some
one who had more time than him
self. NELSON RICHMOND was then
appointed to fill the vacancy. On
motion the following officers were.
chosen:
Charm aa-J. w. Bowen.
Secretdsy-W. w. BELFoRp.
Observation-Disclosures RICHMOND.
The Committee then appointed
the following Advisory Committee,
composed of three persons, for
each one Of the twelve townships
of the county; .FTga3 39fi.
Eqgle--J. W. Wilkinson, $. II. Haynes, j.
BroWR-Thomas Magee, William Fuller,
John Swift, ST., s.. IL Weed. ItE T4lNfr N
Saoan-Frcd. Prick, Fred. Cladlebaugh, HI
ram 2onhsnHt
TiI1Faf aEsore, Patrick Larey,J j. D.
EiaSgaBanisI Bowen, Ephriam Radcliffe,
John Blore.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shipley, john Shirley,
Oiiaton-Dr. S. W. Monahan, George A.
Craig, j. NJ. Thomas. 7 bSi9liBJ-l'T
RtchtaRd-C. W. Piles, A. N. Cozad, a. j.
Smart
Harrison Philip Arganbrighs Aaron
W2tkesoNte-7H, L. Soule, John Mccartney,
Jasper Boo tn. 'Ils y 'II ll5,
,Hn0s-G. II, Bell, j. d. Martin, William
Stanley. so ..4 HLlI| ~ rN, nfI.
Now, these committeeman, and
every Democrat, and all who are
opposed to the outrageous Increase
Salary Laws passed by the Repub-
liean party leaders, must bear in
mind that but avery few days re-
main for organization and effective
work. This should be carried for
ward in every school district in the
county by the members of the
Advisory Committee, The mem
bers of this Committee should
meet at some convenient point in
their respective townships and APP
point at least one person in each
school districtto aid in the work.
The nameslof the persons appointed
for the several school districts
Should be reported through the
Advisory Committee to the County
Central Committee. If the people
of any Of the school districts wish
to have meetings held,or documents
for distribution, or any information,
report your wants to the Central
Committee. We have every conf
dence in the courage and determin-
alton of the party to assert it's
principles at the polls, but much
depends upon the local organization
in securing the attention of the
voters, and pressing upon them
the importance of action at a mo-
ment when a feeling Of Indifference
and disgust pervades the ranks of
the opposition party. Its leaders
in this county have already COM
menced to play the usual "game Of
but they cannot deceive
people Of ordinary sense and good
eyesight. o. We earnestly hope the
Advisory Committees in each town
ship will heed our suggestions and
go to work Immediately. There
are Republicans in each school dis
trict who are looking about for
some way of getting relief from the
oppression Of the corrupt party
that has increased the taxes of our
country, by increasing the salaries
of officers in every department, at
the very time they proclaimed re-
form the loudest, and these Repub-
licans, who are honest and labor
day after day, and are wearied
of this state Of things, should be
encouraged in their determination
to put down the Credit Mobilier
party, as honest people never had
a fairer moment to secur these
results than at the coming election.
Last fall that party promised the
people that there should be a reduc-
tion Of the expenses Of administer
ing the Government, but as soon
as Congress assembled, the expen-
SEES were increased. Listen no more
to false promises of the party!
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