The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-10-30
Hon. Milton G. Urner.

We ask the people of the 9th Con-
gressional district of Maryland to
vote tor Milton G. Urner on the End
day OF November next. We do this
because he is one of the best repre-
sentatives our district has ever had
in Congress. He is in favor of all the
best interests of the people. There
is not mechanic or laboring man
within its limits whose comfort and
happiness will not be promoted by
the policy Mr.. Urner advocates, and
which he and his Republican COM
peers will carry out in the next Con-
gress of the United States.
He is in favor of honest money,
solid money of the most endurable
kind, and whose value the fiat of
this nor any other government can
neither make nor uninake.
The first men who suffer from
deprecated currency is the mechanic
and the laboring man. Whenever
there is money afioat in any commu-
nifty not as valuable as gold or silver.
the capitalist and manufacturer who
employs labor will be sure to pur-
chase that money at less than par in
gold. and pass it off to their employ
ees at its full face value. He there
fore does not receive an honest days
value for an honest days or weeks
work. He is cheated outright by
just the difference between the value
of the deprecated and the real gold
or silver dollar. Does not every me-
chanic and laboring man know that
this is literally and absolutely true? :?
Mr.. Urner is in favor of a solid cur
rency, one that is always equal in
value in gold or silver to what it pur-
ports to represent. Vote for him
and you vote for honest pay, for
honest labor. The capitalist should
also vote for Mr.. Urner and the Re-
publican party and its policy. IIe is
in favor of paying off the national
debt, but against paying for the loss
of slaves or rebel war claims, which
if done, would keep poor and I'M
poverish this country for ten genera
tions to come. 1t is enough to pay
off an honest debt we W sre compell-
ed to contract to save the constitu-
tion and the country from destruc'
ti0n by a Democratic rebellion, with.
out being compelled to pay all the
private losses Democrats may have
sustained in the unholy attempt to
discover and destroy the Union.
Vote for Milton G. Urner and you
vote against all the danger to be ap-
pretended from this source and from
every other source of Democratic ex-
trayagance, misrule and Wastefulness
of the peoples money, such as we
have in our own State under Demo-
or ,tic domination.
Again, Milton G. Urner is man
of the people. A poor boy, who,
like Garfield, educated and made
himself the peer of the best and fore
most men in the land in point of cul-
ture and success. Vote for him by
all means and thus do yourself an
honor and a benefit as we'll as your
State and country.
The Democratic party as a national
organization is dead, or will be SO,
surely and without hope of resurrec-
tion after the End day of November
neyt.
The election in Indiana and Ohio
on the 18th inst, settled that fact and
the Democratic leaders know it.
Therefore why vote for representas
tive of dead party with all its dead
issues? Come out from the dead host
of Democrats, and put yourself in
line with living Republics nism, with
all its grand principles and high pur-
poses. Do this and you will be
happy and honored refuse to do it
and you will go out Of the world
"unwept, unhon0red and unsung."
HOgerstotOn Herald and Torch.