Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-25
RINGING
The Ohio Democracy Determines TO
Garry The state I'm November.


Garry The state I'm November.
On the 18th inst the Democratic State
Central Committee issued q stirring ad-
dress to the people. After recounting in
detail the desperate and lawless things
done to secur a Republican plurality (noi
a majority, it proceeds in words that
carry conviction with them, so patent are
the facts to all, to say:
Notwithstanding these shameful meth
DDS the Republicans have succeeded in Sc
curing a plurality of only about 10000 for
the head of their ticket on Q total vote cast
Of nearly 800, 900, a loss OF 1900 in their
majority as compared with the vote for
State officers when James A. Garfield was a
candidate four years ago.
On the day following the election the Re-
publican Committee of Ohio, with a reck-
less disregard for truth and initiating the
example of their illustrious chief, caused
to be spread broadcast over the country
that they had carried Ohio by %, 200 ma
jority. For political effect they were will
ing to ~exaggerate and lie. We feel it our
duty to lay these facts before che people Of
the country.
NO EED FOR DIsCoURAGEMENT.
The result Of this election in Ohio need
not discourage Democrats here or else
where, but considering the fearful odds
against US must and will give cause for
encouragement to the people OF Ohio to
continue this fight. The battle has just
begun. The men, the money, the methods
which gave the Republicans their unholy
and di~screditable but meager majority on
Oct. IA have disappeared. We mean to
carry Ohio in November for honest men
and honest administration of an honest
government. 1t would take the same men,
the same methods and the same money to
give James G.. Blaine one-half the majority
in November that the Republican State
ticket secured in October. Their entire
gang must be brought back to maintain
their ~ill-gotten victory.
Ohio will give a Democratic majority in
November for Cleveland, Hendricks and
honest government.
We congratulate the honest citizens who
voted the Democratic ticket. Nearly 3d.
900 more than ever voted the Democratic
ticket in Ohio. We congratulate you upon
the glorious fight you have made against
desperate odds. There is no fault to be
found with the Democracy or the Demo-
cratic committee in any county in the
State. Pledge yourselves anew to the
great work before you. Stand by your
guns and push the enemy along the whole
line.
RENEw THE FIGHT.
Renew the fight by school districts.
Gather in your schoolhouses and resolve
to wrest Ohio from corruption. Go to
work at once and in less than 10 days we
will have the Republican managers crying
out in alarm, calling on Blaine and Logan,
and Dudley and Davenport, and Clayton
and Filley, "Come back and save us or we
sink"
Democrats of Ohio, let US share in the
glorious victory that awaits honest gov
eminent in November. We must keep the
Republicans busy in Ohio. At the begin
ing of this campaign we engaged to fight
the Republican party in Ohio in o State
election. Thus far we have been in a con-
test with the Republican party, not only
OF Ohio but of the United States. Now
that we have them single-handed and alone
we can win this victory if we make q
proper effort to do 80. Let every Demo
crat in Ohio from to-day forward again
enter the fight, and cease not his exertions
until the polls close on the evening of The
4th dayof November.
G.. II. BARaER, Chairman.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.