New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-10-29
PRESIDENT ARrHUR's ADM1N1srRA
TON COMMENDED.

mented by another recording the fact
that the people had not yet availed
themselves Of the full measure Of his
usefulness"
HOW TO VOTE.
Texts and Notes for Campaign Speakers
and Guide for the Voters of America.
Vote for James G.. Blaine for Presi-
dent of the United States America
greatest statesman and expounder of
international law.
Vote for John A. Logan for Vice
President of the United States-the
great statesman and gallant soldier
whose record is unsurpassed.
Vote for those representative men,
who were fairly chosen by the people
to be the standard bearers of the great
Republican party for the next four
years.
Vote for the party whose record has
not a parallel in the worlds history,
and which every American, whether
native or foreign born, is proud to.
honor.
Vote for the party that has contin-
uous record that has been grand and
glorious for One-quarter of century.
Vote for the party whose able and
wise cOunselOrs have given prosperity
to America, such as no other Nation
ever enjoyed.
Vote for the party which has given
us good and wholesome laws, so our
Republican Government stands to-day
the envy and admiration of the world.
Vote for the Representative men
who are the chosen leaders OF the great
Republican party; do not change your
vote for the uncertainty.
Vote for the party which has given
US National currency as good as gold
the world over.
Vote for the party which dares to
and will turn out of Office, as quick as
any party, it's dishonest officials.
| Vote for the party whose only fault
so the Democrats say is to keep over
800, 100000 in the Treasury OF the
United States for an emergency.
and will give a home in a productive
farm of l6O acres to every one of the
citizens of the United States, men or
women, who will improve it.
Vote for the party which has collect
ed all it's immense revenue, and sup
ported the Government, and paid oyer
4 one-half Of its immense war debt, and
given liberal pensions to it's MANNED
soldiers, widows, and orphans, in such
a manner.the poor have scarcely felt it.
| Vote for the party which has done
all this and given the country all these
years unbounded prosperity such as no
country ever enjoyed.
Vote for the party of reforms and
progress in all grOat public issues-the
one that has taken advanced grounds
IN higher plane Of civilization.
Vote for the party whose record is in
favor of elevating the social standing
of the laboring man and in educating
it's illiterate poor to read and write.
Vote for the party which will protect
American citizens abroad with pater-
nal care, the same as it would at home.
Vote for the party whose record to
the world is a protective tariff suffi-
cient to protect American manufactM-
ing interests everywhere.
| Don't vote for the party which is not
openly and squarely in favor of pro-
tective tariff sufficient to keep our
wage-workers from coming in compe
titiOn with the pauper laborers Of Eu-
rope.
AL AVS 5VPPOAV0!S SAlc074us'A G0io NiuOA0
than nine-tenthS) of the bummers,
criminals, and dregs Of society in the
United States.
Don't vote for the party whose record
and history closed and was buried
when the first gun was fired on Fort
Sumter in 1861.
Don't vote for the party which is in
favor of retaining officials in Office who
are elected by minority bulldOZing
vOters-WhO have gained their. election
by the shotgun, tissue-ballOts and
fraud.
Don't vote for the party whose record
is not in favor of equal rights, a fair
vote, and an honest count.
Vote for the party who freed at one
stroke of the pen 4,0OO, 900 people from
slavery and made them citizens of the
United States.
not fulfilled until every one of those
citizens of the United States can vote
without fear or hindrance, and have
their vote counted as they voted, as
this is the foundation-stone upon
which our Republican Government
rests. Without equal rights to the
ballot, our Republican Government is
q farce, a failure, and will die.
Do not throw away your vote because
/ your favOrite was not nominated for
President, but vote for James G..
Blaine and John a. Logan, who were
honestly and fairly nominated in con-
vention by delegates who represented
the whole United States.
Vote for these statesmen who are to
represent the great and glorious Repub-
lican party for the next four years; and
i they will be faithful and honest to their
trusts, and see that we have a good and
honest Government, and that the great
principles of Republi canism are carried
out, as in the past. 70 accomplish
this great achievement it behOOves all
the party to become co-labOrers in the
Republican fold, and work together as
one; and our cause is safe, our duty and
work we'll done.
Two years ago, Mr.. Newman, the
i Democratic candle ate for Secretary of
i State, in Ohio, received plurality of
i Is, lis votes over his Republican OppO-
nent. This year, for the same office
Mr.. Newman is defeated, receiving II, :
346 votes less than his Repubi can rival
4 "a change of sc, 46l votes. And yet,
according to the Bourbons, who never
! will learn anything, lit was not much
Of shower, after all.
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THE LESSON OF OHIO.
Let Thinking Men Take it Home and Med.
itate Upon II.
Amid the endless number Of calcula.
4 items upon the verdict of Ohio by com
i PARSONS Of the majorities for previous
i years, the most important fact still re
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