Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-09-09

Attend the meetings OF the Hayes CLUB
at City Hall on Wednesday evenings of
each week. Democrats as well as Repub-
licans, are invited, and all who attend will
certainly hear something to their advan-
tage.
Bro. Beasley will appreciate the follow
ing compliment from the London, O.,
Times:
'The idiot who runs the Ohio Register,
still offers to bet all he is worth that All en-
will be elected. This is only saying of
weakness and pro badly he is offering to
risk nothing after ALL
Farmers of Fayette county, while the
price OF your products and the value of
your farms are going down, the rates of
taxation placed upon you are going up
Register.
More evidences of the ruinous effects of
Democratic rule in Ohio, from the mouth
of the Democratic organ of the county
S uch frankness is truly touching.
Posters are out for a Democratic Mass
Meeting at this place next Saturday.
There is always big crowd of people in
town on Saturdays, and probably next Sat
urday will be no exception to the rule. -
Consequently, the Democracy may be able
to drum up a respectable audience for
their speakers, out of the crowd which
comes to town on general business.
Ny farmer friend, while your property
is going down, that of the men who are
deeply interested in having Hayes and the
bondholderS and national bankers ticket
elected is enhancing in value. i Register,
The above paragraph represents queer
state of things, and presents matters in a
new aspect to US, 1t makes US feel good.
We are deeply interested in the election
of Hayes, and are happy to learn from
Bro. Beasley that "our property is enhanc-
ing in value,'' on that account. We shall
continue to be deeply interested" and
advise all our farmer friends to become
also deeply interested in he election of
Gen. Hayes and the Republican ticket, and
| they have Bro. Beasley's word for it that
their property will enhance in value %
while the property of those who foolishIy
go on in their support of the Democratic
ticket will ''go down." Isn't that a first
class inducement for the farmers to vote
the Republican ticket? Go on in your
good work, Bro. Beasley. Our heart is
with you.
Hon. Mills Gardner made good speech
to the Hayes Club, on Wednesday even
ing of last week. His explanation of the
financial policies advocated by both po-
litical parties in this campaign was fair
and thorough, and his showing of the sue
cessful operation of the Republican fnan-
cial system, and the necessarily ruinous
effects which would follow the adoption
of the plan advocated by the inhationists
was convincing. He showed that in spite
of the Democratic howl of hard times, the
financial condition of Fayette County to
day is better than it has ever been. He
handled the school question temperately
but effectively, and brought out some
facts showing that the Embellishments
ic bargain and sale of last Winter was no
the first effort of that church to contro
things to their own interests in the State
Legislature, and was not to be the last. 1
was speech that many more Of the voters
of the county should have heard.
Every Republican voter in Fayette coun
ty has some influence with his neighbors
and is capable of doing some work for tn
success of the grand principles of Repub
licanism. Let none Of them underes6
mate the value of their individual infu
ence, or the duty devolving upon them
work in this campaign. Scarcely Repuh
Iican voter in the county but can, if h
uses his influence, make one vote for tn
party besides his own, at the October eleC
tion-can decide the mind of some vote
who is wavering by reason of false c
incomplete understanding of the question
at issue and the position of the two pal
ties to them; or by reasona BILE argument
in favor of the just principles of his part.
change the false views of some neighbs
who has heretofore voted with the Demo-
, racy. And besides this, there are man
voters who from lack of interest, stay ava
from the polls every year. Every Repul
| lican should use his influence to wake the.
. up and bring them out to the polls. "
t repeat it; let no Republican underestimat
the value of his influence and work in tt
campaign, The great party is made up
e individuals, and if each one uses his inf
$ ence as he can and should, glorious resul
will follow at the October election. L
every Republican go earnestly to work al
keep at it until the polls are closed
election day, and decided and gratifyil
victory for the party can OF fail to rewal
4bo;r faithful efforts