Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
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.,,,,n, Dut an Homes
70 is,''" ',,u AsneAl oc"at.
D, and N.ul. An~o, a fair elsr-
"s nI.vs,. tomorrow. The very
ea - .,,-n OF at fraud either BY rePea',
i"'" IN, s,x s,uaers, false entry of
y .',n clerks, either of the li'' OF per
=. 'os ,c,ios, rin falssly making s,''a entries '
,.t,Ily shsess, or in summing up
N"s ,, g,ery IaspsS'or or Judge o'
m w., w.. On p.u.t whom he may os'
% -bn party be belongs t'' who
:, ,ss bOx any fraudulent vote
.,t,n, t, pleas herein the ballot Of
f,' ., MN lsssiy qualified I" vote
" w., r black, Republican or Demo
=, '.,I mus. bs a,.and'd 20 at Ono'' make
s'~ v .,.upls Of tho first sooundrsi VINO
\ Isnp,, to o,mnis fraud ID. or attempts ss,S.
' '',,,ulau,s vOtCr. The laws oi u. the
T.~.a states guarantee to us such pro-
,,,, a. r,ay DO requested TO secure q
", ,,,, a, a Congressional Election
".u 3. Aarshal and his Deputies
M r.qut.Od to give every man pF0''c-
= ria rights at the ballot boxes
A q
ns ,r,st either with, or without q
rr,pt all persons committing. or
,r,,lly Attempting to commit iroud a.
a, .ls,lioa. The Marshal will faith
h,Iv psr,Orn his duty under the law
~, REPUBLICAN, party Ia In taVcr o.
,.,,,.,op 10 American interests and
uis ,hs! 6lls sur ship-yards with
hIp, to build, and ell our teem'ng
,l,,s Of industry visb orders for work.
n, Democratic platform, which pro-
ti.s ,or "a tariR for revenue only
,,pld send the ships over to England
MIA built, and orders for manufactur'
ataD articles would be filed by Brit
h, ns,ohautmen. Workingmen at the
Hu,,p 4 Holllngsworsh yards aud this
Pusy 4 Jones Compauy's yards will
rm vote tomorrow in favor OF these
r,od iron stsarnsrs which are the
piae ard glory Of Wilmington work
n,a being built in British ship-yards
Ha workers, puddlSrs, car builders.
pyhlnislg, mixers Of textile fabrics,
pr1,o dresssrS aud all other work
pa, will you vote tomorrow that
Ai,!sA vorkuen shall do In Englaud
,h., YOU are ao,ny In America, while
pu lave nothing 10 dOS Thas Is just
vlst a tariG for revenue only would
kpg sbou.. Think before you vote
Enorov.
On Saturday last, q business man OF
@o, whose name we can give If what
nG.y Is dcubtod. called on the Bott''
hltns works to examine some
nbinsry and promised to invest 10
GS0 worth Of machinery II Garfield
Wtscted. IiHancook was elected he
ml not need the machinery. We
nir Il there are any Democratic
rNtinlss in the Msssrs Belts works
hsEill voss for Hancock.
hrAD Of two, It seems that Sherih
Hscp'ned mis- jail gates on Saturday
nilrrned out thirty inmates, who
Tilno donb! bs able 70 !rsise o little
tings by voting early and ofteA
hcsver they oan. 0ns OF them has
lnsiy bosn before Mayor Almond, but
vs. di'ohargsd. Republicans, watch
sss Jail birdsI
fHnS will be very few split Repub'
iHa tickets voted 20 morrow. The
Atet Ia composed Of such unsxcsption
'enen Of intelligence and good char
bertha! there will be no cause for
@lN7 spit tiCks.s. The Democrats
'aAaVs monopoly Of splitting this
ls
'Fou want progressive, energetic
aFri9nOsi and moral men 70 repre-
sA'y'n In therepresontstive branch Of
legislature, vote tomorrow for
award g. Bradford ,Jr., Henry s'wayne,
n'h Raitburn. John Pilling, Andrew
a'a''n' George L. Townsend and
NSy H. WoOakeepsr.
"'oV want a continuance Of good
'D''' plenty Of work and good wages,
~" prosperity and happiness, vote
ru'f'o" for the electon who are In
"@ OF Hou. James A. Garfsld for
rNilens.
"'oO want an honest, upright man
"'ohsf, with s character above re-
''''a' and who needs the office and
:, ''Ao would appreciate It and ono
~ SOaid not disgrace the Office If
''o' vote for Rayworlh Weldin. |,
a. =" "0nest Democrats who do not ,
.'S"lanoe fraud should rebuke fraud
s,e r"'0" by voting for Judge Houston
s,n ,Nn''Sfs's' and the whole county Re-
1. w want a business man fot State !
a.. -0ne with legislative sxreri. I
W acnest and upripht considerations I