The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-10-12
) COUNTY TICKET.
For CLERK OF Court,
y. O. KING.
FOR JUDaE OF PROBATE,
II. D. BALDWIN.
Questions Of the Day TO Boys ~
Blue and Their Friends.

Questions Of the Day TO Boys ~
Blue and Their Friends.
Can the "BoHs who wore the B'ue'
and heard the camp yclls Of the ''.J"hn
ny Rebs." vote any part Of the Demo.
cratic Ticket
Gan you vote for Mr.. Samuel J Til
den, who as u unc::ber # the commit
tee on Resolutions 10 the Chicago dem
ocratic convention in 1864 reported
without a dissenting voice. resolutions
,lenouncing the war for the Union As
failure
Can you support sach men as Messrs.
T,lden and Hendricks. who in the face
of these establi he'd and undeniabl-
facts. gave money. time, energy and all
their influence by word thought.
act and. every deed. to the Rebellion
against the Federal Union
Can gnu trust the responsibilities Of
governing Free America to the Messrs
Tilden and Hendricks. with their
democratic allies. with any more safety
"d.y. than We con'd i" the hands o.
Feruanlo W,,i V.'l.n lin. CHAM or
Jeff Davis i" 1860 to 1865?
Can you support the Democratic
ticket, at the head Of which stands
the name Of man, whom yon know
would not preserve the benidcent re
-ults Of the War for the Union?
Can you afford to thus loose all the
glory and eeoi your four years Of self
sacrifice Of home and friends, Of 1--we
and affection. of your tims and the
best part Of manhood. existence and
,ake blank four years OF life -blon ing
from your history its brightest and
INST h"n'red days!
Can you hope to see the democratic
policy Of Messrs. 'rilen aud Hendricks
thrown out to rule over ns and the
sane ret Of follows spout their treason
md seditious language that brought
IN the late civil war?
Csn yon give your consent aud aid
to have ,hose democratic days aud
scrnes :a.enacted !
Do you wish to > g the nation q pew.
or perverted by rebel democratic lead
ers aud the "Solid South" helped t"
elect their democratic president, wi b
its secession record Of the past?
d. you want to give the rebel Deu
ocratic party the majority that they
may 20 to work and amend the Con-
~,i,u'ion Of the United States. and
with the p'wcr THUS attained, appoint
their own Sout heru Claims Comm,,te-,
Who will make good to themselves al:
property destroyed by The lite demo-
G attic rebellion and Ply the rselves for
al their emanipated slaves? ,
d. you want to nee the success Of
the rebel dem 'crstic party drive all
honored soldiers out Of fellowship with
their coun,r. and its liberties iu whicl,
he faced death itself in heroic defense
Of the Union, on many bloody fields oi
battle /? -s~.. .ss... ...
Do you want to see the rebel Demo
cratic party administering the affairs
Of the Uuion they tried 10 hard y
aestr"y?
DO yon want to sec the "Solid
S"uth" in p.'wer with the aid Of demo
Gratis in the Nor,h, who boast and
say. .h.t when they get possession ot
the government. the North" will be
the rebels the next time?
Do you want to see this talk uttered
10 earnest. a. it was uttered by ibi,
>sme rebel democracy 10 l86O-aud
1861 ? and do you realize that to "ay
the, are debating aad agita.iny. cool.
y and seriously, this deplorabls
scheme Of making Us 1.-The rebels the
nex' time p
Do you now recognise that the actu
al rebel d. mocrstic eentiment 10 exis
tence in the South, and made no sscre
but il openly boasted Of. that it the.
are united, they, cf themselves, will b
nearly enough to carry their polio,
and that THAR demooratic allies in thl