The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-10-30
Political Notes.

teHHSylVdHld.
New Third National Bank notes.
Of Cumberland. are plentiful in Gar
rett county at this time.
Republicans, go and see your
neighbors and try to induce them to
vote for the Republican nominees.
The Bold Democracy braces up
and says; "Who's afraid? 2" You
are, gentlemen. You're afraid of
your own platform.
The Chicago Times, which jealous
ly supports Hancock, declines to aid
and abet the "Chinese letter" for.
gerry. 1t denounces it as very stupid
piece Of business.
Chairman Jewell has a serious
notion to propose to Chairman Bar
mum that he move to make Garfeld's
election unanimous.
Go to the polls early on Tuesday
next. and deposit your ballot for the
Republican nominees. and devote
the balance of the day in getting
your friends to the polls.
1t is ably remarked by several
dumbfounded Democratic editors
that the disaster in Indiana will So
lidify the New York Democratic
vote. 1t wildly boiling it down.
Republicans, 60 to the Polls early,
and stay there until they close.
Give one day of earnest work to your
country, and you will be rewarded
by victory. Our prospects Of success
are splendid, and if we are active
our Victory will be complete.
The st. Louis Globe Democrat says:
"There is more joy in the Republic
can party over one State that comes
back to the fold than over dozen
States that never left it. Hence Ohio
is partially neglected in the general
JOY oyer Indiana"
At the pool rooms in New York
the betting is dull and limited. 1t
is two to one OH the general result,
and two to one on New York State,
but it is money left to be wagered on
Garfield, and the bookmakers say
nobody wants it.
The Democratic majority in West
Virginia now appears to be but 5000,
instead of 5000, as was generally
conceded on the day after the recent
election. In 1876 it was $4,000, and
the Republicans are cOngratulating
themselves on having pulled down
the figures by 5000 votes.
Talk for Schley! The Democratic
Presidential candidates do not need
talking for in this State. Cuna6er-
land ANegMaidn.
Yes, it will require good deal of
talking down here to make Demo-
Gratis stomach ring Rockville
MOntgOnaeridn, (I'ad.)
Ho my comrades see the signal,
Waving in the sky
Hear the shouts from Maine to 'Fornia,
Victory is nigh.
Hold the fort, for Garfield's coming,
Ohio signals still,
Send the answer through the Union,
Indiana says "She WILL"
Business is booming once more,
now that Indiana and Ohio show that
Garfield will be elected. 1t is simple
self-defence for every business man
to go to the polls. and take as many
doubtful and Indifferent voters as he
can with him, in order to head off
any possibility of a close result and
possible conflict after election. A
disputed Presidential succession
would make short work with bust
ness prosperity.
The present attitude Of the Demo>
cratic press toward that tickets Vice
President is something after the style
of the fond mother who in company
whispers to the small boy, who has
en- mlSDehaVlng himself, smiling
indy the while, "Just wait till /
you home. sir!" So they all
seem te be putting brave face on,
but whispering to English, "Just
you wait until after November; Oh,
just you wait !"
Every Republican has a duty to
perform on Election Day. He must
not only vote himself, but must see
that the careless and Indifferent do
likewise. We must do our part. We
must work increasingly until the polls
close on Tuesday evening. The sun
must not'go down on an unpOlled Re-
publican vote. We must meet our
opponents at every point. If each
Republican in Garrett county does
his whole duty on Tuesday, We will
roll up handsome majority.
1t is pleasant to rejoice over the
signal victory IN the West. The !