Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-25
THE COMPANY you ARE IN.

The Burlington Hawheye, in its ap-
peal to young men who are about to
cast their first Presidential vote, to note
the company they will be in ii they vote
for HANCOCK, has been answered by the
Boston Post:
And now, Young man, admitting that
all the above named persons will vote
for Hancock, this for the sake OF ooiig-
ing the Ha,rkeye, let US look to the other
side Of the house.
(which is it, Garfield or Hancock !:
Choose YOU between the two" Shall
il be Garfield, who fell before the wrath
OF his own constituents, charged with
bribery, conceit and perjury, or shall 1t
ne Hancock, who fell bleeding at Get.
tysburg? Shall il he Garfield, who was
badly smirched by the Credit Mobllier
scandals, and who sold his influence as
chairman of a House committee to a
paving ring for 5000, or Hancock,
whose record is stainless, whose charac'
ter is above reprOach? les, young
man, choose you between the two. III
Won choose to go with the Republicans
and vote for Garfield, let US see what
kind OF company you will have on
Your way To the polls.
Nnsby. the guerilla chieftain, the most
blood,hirsty and heartless OF the VII
lians who hunted down Union soldiers,
will vote for Garfield,
Eph Holland, the notorious jail-blrd,
thug and ballot box stutier, Will vote
for Garfield.
Boss McMane will vote for Garfield.
Boss Shepherd will vote for Garfield:
joyce, the convicted whisky thief, will
vote for Garfield.
Will Herman, the blatherskite, drunk
ard and hired slanderer, will vote for
Garfield. -,
"The" Allen will vote for Garfield.
Secor Robson will vote for Garfield.
David NJ. Key, the rebel brigadier.
will vote for Garfield.
Every swindling scoundrel that was
engaged in robbing the people OF mil
lions Of money through the nest OF ring
frauds under Grant, will vote for Car
field. -,
An of the Credit Mobilier-stained
Statesmen" including Colfax and Pat
terson, long since driven from public lie
by an outraged people, will vote for Gar
field
Dick Harrington. the safe burglar,
will vote for Garfield. 49,,
Bob Ingersoll, the blasphemer, will
vote tor Garfield.
Henry Ward Beecher, - -
-, will vote for Garfield.
Chase, Hathaway, Pond, and their
associates, now in the penitentiary at
Concord, would vote for Garfield II they
could.
Jake Rehm will vote tor Garfield.
Moses, the carpet-bas thief, VIII vote
Tor Garfield.
old Mad. Wells and his gang oil forg.
ers and Returning Board rascals will
vote for Garfield.
The man who led on the rebel army
which tried To kill Hancock and capture
Philadelphia, will vote for Garfield.
Belknap, who robbed Union soldiers
graves OF their head stones, and fled
from the Capital in disgrace, will vote
for Garfield.
And last, but not least, the seven
men. who, aided by Garfield, voted to
lPSdIlI' tue lIpSJ StuI'h''uo ""'@ -,
record, AMI stole the Presidency, viii
vote for Garfield And So, young man,
W. might 90 on and fill column after
column. But we have already given the
names Of several men, not saints, who
will vote Tor Garfield. But we ask you
10 look further. study the principles Of
the two great parties. Compare the rec
or,ls, both civil and military, oil the two
candidates. Turn Your back upon the
man who would rekindle the fires OF
sectional hate, and vote with tina, party
and Tor that candidate whom YOU be-
heye will know no sectional lines, but
vino will labor for reunited country.
for peace, happiness and prosperity, and
Il government in accordance with the
Constitution.