Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-27
WEDNESDAY EVENING. ocroBsR 27. 1886.
To the Republican,. of Clark County.

The republicans of Clark county. outside
of the city as well as in it, should under
stand that it is very important that the full
vote should be brought out next Tuesday.
and that all republicans should be advised
to vote the straight, complete ticket, from
Gen. James s. Robinson down through the
list. to George W. Alt. Robert P. Kennedy
should be voted for, and Charles C. Shearer
should be voted for. The defeat of any re-
publican candidate will be bloyisted about
by the democrats throughout the country,
and would bring disgrace upon the republi-
cans of this district and county.
Our candidate for congress, General
Kennedy, is republican, as well as sol
dier and citizen, with an unblemished rec
o d. and he has rendered most efficient ser
vice for the republican party and the coun-
Try. He is sound and correct on all ques-
tons affecting the industrial and agricultur-
al interests of the country and on all great
moral and political questions-that is to say,
he is a true and faithful republican and
the party. The prospect Of his election by
a good round majority is very good, and i'm
proving daily, but the ''non-partisan' o.
democrats who are opposing him are using
all possible means to deceive the people
into the support of McMillin, and republic
ans must be active and vigilant, everywhere,
up to the very hour Of closing the polls,
next Tuesday They should be sure, too
that Mr.. Shearer receives the full support Of
the party as candidate for circuit judge. and
that the county republican ticket is voted
without a scratch.
No republican should allow himself to be
misled by the plausible tales of the enemy.
There is no reason good or bad why all,
republican in the county or district should
scratch a single name on any republican
ticket, but abundant reason why every one
should stand firm and do his whole duty.
Now what are we to do with our demo
cratic administration? What are the dem
crats 10 do with it? What are the mug
wumps to do with it? Are We all to rest
content with sucking our thumbs? Here is
the president appointing his wife's cousin.
Ben. Folsom, as consul TO Sheffield, while
he knows that Ben. has never voted any
thing but the republican ticket. In spite of
this, however the fact is that Ben. isn't the
sort Of man for such an important CONNER
cial and manufacturing center as Sheffield.
The gentlemen who are to investigate
officially the condition of things at Andover
seminary have decided that the persons
making charges shall so amend them that
the 'bOard Of visitors" may proceed against
the professors individually and separately.
This must be done before the Sth of Novem-
Der. Now We shall probably find out what
is believed and who believes it.
1t has now been discovered that when
the eGLoBE-REPUBLIC declared that there
was no good reason why a republican
knight of Labor should vote for McMillin
il spoke the square truth. We take pleasure
in now saying that there is no good reason
why democratic Knight of Labor. or aRv
other man, should vote for McMillin or
against General Kennedy.
A few weeks of editorial work on a
monthly-the Literary LGe-has complete
ly prOstrated Rose Elizabeth Cleveland, and
pretty nearly prOstrated the monthly. Its
readers are doing as well as could have
been expected in the circumstances.
Our new hospital will have a local habita-
ton if not a name, within a week, and
wherever it is placed, our citizens will have
no need to complain of lack Of liberaIity
on the part of the veteran Roves or of
Robert johnson.
James Boyle, now in the city, is on the
regular editorial staff Of the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette, and is doing very
good work. This hardly needs saying.
1t is not strange that the cz.r is crazy,
hut it is really wonderful that his people
not all insane.