The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-30
Political Notes.

Mr. William NJ. RapSher, formerly repub'
lican member Of the Pennsylvania Legislature,
and now one OF the leading members Of the
Carbon county bar, has just issued an address
giving his reasons for voting for Hancock.
Scion Chase, the Maine slraightout green.
back leader, is III at his home at Chase's
Mills. la consequence Of his sickness the
greenbaek campaign languishcs IN that State
The Norwalk, Con Hour, republican
newspaper Of considerable influence IN Far
field co., is supporting Hancock and English
Mr. W. II. Hulsey, Of Atlanta, one OF two
independent candidates for Congress ia the
fifth district Of Georgia, has Withdrawn.
A lively political contest Is going on IN
Oregon, and both parties claim the State from
400 to 500 majority.
The Maine republican State committee has
issued an earnest appeal for absent republi
cans 10 return home to vote, concluding as
follows: Don't forget chat single republi'
can vote may be of inestimable value. For
Gods and humanity's sake come home and
Vote
Gen. Mcclellan is doing the Democrats
great service in the interior of New York.
Everywhere he goes he finds an audience
composed partly Of his old soldiers.
Eli Perkinsis delivering Republican speech
cs in Vermont. The Republican campaign
committee employs him. This is great
saving for the Democratic committee. Wher-
ever be makes Republican speech the peo-
pie decide TO vote the Democratic ticket
NJ y. Herald
Company G.. Second Connecticut National
Guard, in full uniform, visited Gen. Hancock
on Saturday, and we're shown around Goycr'
nor's Island.
The November election in Ohio is simply
for Presidential electors. Ia that election
our Democratic leaders are deter mined there
shall be full and free expression oithe views
and wishes Of the people Of this State at the
ballolbox. Unless an antramelled vote is
then assured and secured TO the people, we
say plainly to Mr.. Garfield and his blind, bull
doing partisans, that the vote Of Ohio will not
be counted in the Electoral College. -Cisrs
land Pain. Dealer Dem }, October %.
Registration in New York city closed Sat.
nrday evening. The total number Of voters
registered in four days was 1854 against
lS3, 054 in 1876, showing an increase this
year of 80 $40. During the last three weeks
1925 foreigners were naturAlized, OF whom
G,9I5 obtained their papers through the dem.
ocratie committee, and $3.50 through the re.
publican com mittee. The New York Express
estimates that 209, $50 votes will be cast, and
estimates democratic majority ia the city OF
G3,ls7.
The way in which trading in votes was car.
ried on in Indiana is indicated by the returns
for Wayne county, a republican stronghold.
The greenback State ticket had but 225 votes
there, bu, the greenback county ticket poled
1888. 1t is a matter of some interest to know
what will become of these votes next week
A Harrisonburg va dispatch to the Rich
mond Dispdteh says; John II. wartmann,
late editor Of the readjusier paper at Chariot
tesyille, and former editor of the old Rocking.
ham Register, has declared for the regular
electoral ticket, and will canvass for it. j.
N. Lggett, a prominent lawyer, and member
OF the convention OF 1867, and appointed can
yasser Of the 9Th Of July ticket, has written
an able and ringing letter, urging oil demo.
Gratis TO vote for the regular ticket The rec.
ognition Of the 10Th Of May ticket by the ma,
tional democratic committee, and the still evi.
dent determination Of Malone to seak to jeop.
ardize the success of the electoral vote OF Vlr-
GINA, is awakening the Tenth Legion demo.
Gratis TO a sense of their duty"