The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-23
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DeaoaaeiaE the Br.zea Democratic
Letter Forgery.


Tcpublc.ln NATIONAL committed, New
York: To the public-Our unscrupu-
Ions political adversaries have spread
broadcast letter purporting to have
been issued BY our candidate for the
presidency, J. A. Garfield, TO one No
rcy, Of Lynn. Massachusetts,, dated
January, 23d, 1850. We are fully an-
thorized To denounce 1t as q b5ld forg-
cry, both in its language and sentiment.
Until its publication, Gen. Garfield
never heard Of such q person as II. L.
Morey, and was not aware OF the ex-
istence of such an institution as aThe
Employers Union" OF Lynn, Massa-
chusetts, with which Morey was said TO
be connected. The letter Is one Of the
most fragrant lies which has ever been
concocted by 4 desperate party upon
the eve Of defeat. We call upon the
fair-minded and truth-loving voters OF
this country TO make the overthrow Of
the democratic party so sweeping on
Nov. I'd. that the political jugglers and
imposters will be taught lesson which
will be remembered in all future con-
tests.
(Signed.l MARSHALL JEWELL,
Chairman.
New \ iork, Oct. 22.-The following
address was to-day issued by the re-
republican national committee for cir
culation In the southern states:
Oct. 22.-To the republicans of the
southern states: The solid south was
the shibboleth Of the democratic party
at Cincinnati. Senator Hampton told
the national convention OF his party
that the 1sS southern electoral votes
could all be counted in advance for the
democratic nominees. This was in de-
fiance OF well known republican majori-
ties in behalf Of the southern states and
n threat that they should not be re-
corded. The republicans OF the north
are fully aroused to the truth that the
democratic party conquered these states
by violence and now propose to retain
them by fraud. For n time many
thousand OF our people were unable to
realize your situation and wrongs of
which you complained. 1t seemed TO
them too startling for belief, but time
has shown that not half had been told
and indignation as profound as the
cause had prevailed the patriotic masses
OF the north. The triumphs achieved
this month in Ohio and Indiana but
foreshadow the still greater ones to
come. They will prove to us the death
knell Of the solid political south. Now
is your opportunity for vindication be-
fore the world. In the presence OF this
second uprising Of great people the
southern democratic leaders should
hesitate TO persecute you or attempt to
silence your voices. To-day patriotism,
free speech and fair ballot are sectional
because they are not permitted to exist
in the south.
The national republican committee,
speaking for the party which has strug-
gled for twenty-four years to make
freedom national, appeal to you to cast
your votes on the I'd Of November for
the candidates Of your choice. Have
trusted republicans at every polling
place during the election to register in
books Of their own the votes which you
deposit. Be prepared in this manner to
demonstrate to the people Of the nation
how many votes you cast in each state,
and then let the democratic party show
the people how many Of them they will
dare refuse as cast. You will thus
vindicate your MANHOOD, dignity; your
citizenship, and either compel the de-
mocracy to count your votes or stand
convicted Of having openly defrauded
you Of them.
MARSHALL JEWELL. Chairman.
s. w. DORSEY, Secretary.