Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-10-31
JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE.
.Fall in" Republicans.
Rally round the polls, boys.

momDeT tnat your IopIoScnsat1on An
the convention is based on the num-
Der of Republican votes you cast.
"vote as you pray" and be sure that
you pray for the success of the Re-
publican ticket.
Look out for Democratic roorbacks.
Ben. Harrison il going to be elect
ed, and Stevens county wants to give +
him vote that the old soldier will be
proud of.
See to it, Republicans, that every !
Republican voter goes to the polls and
votes the straight Republican ticket.
Suppose you were going into battle
and one wing of your army should
say: "We don't care whether the 9TH
or wing gets whipped or not. as long
as we come out ahead" What do
you think the result would be if the
fact of such feeling got to the other
wing! The same principle is trne in
this canvass. We want to rout the
enemy all along the line. and we have
got the votes to do it if we only keep
faith with one another. Republicans,
if you vote your straight party ticket
you won't have the Democrats taunt-
ing you with the fact that they got a
few of your scalps and that they will
get more next time. So says the Fer
gus Falls Journal. ....--..-.~
A vote for Cleveland is vote for
"England's best friend" If you don't
believe it, correspond with Lord Sack
Vile West, British Minister at Wash
ington. ~e. "a
Stevens county has Republican
majority of 400. If you will put in
straight tickets every man on the Re-
publican ticket will have 400 majority.
This would be such victory that the
Democrats would hunt their holes and
pull the holes in after them.
Watch the polls and see that no ille-
gal votes are cast. ="
A long pull, a strong pull, and pull
all together, and victory is ours.
Remember, that ''eternal vigilance
is the price of liberty" Vigilance
on the part of Republicans from now
until after election will secure a glo-
rious Republican victory. -
Look out for bogus tickets. Exam
inc every name on the ticket and see
that none but the regular nominees
appear thereon.
If ever there was a time since God
made the world when the dark pail OF
Free Trade Democracy should be
swept from off the face of the earth,
that time is now. Rally, Republicans,
and make a clean sweep. fE4.EE {
| On Tuesday, the 9th day of Novem.
Der, millions of little bits Of paper
will be dropped into the ballot boxes
"as gently as fall the snow fakes up
on the sod, but execute a freeman's
will as lightning does the will of
God"
If there is any Republican who is
| in doubt as to whether to vote for the
candidates of the Democratic parasite
party, or the Republican party. go to
him and do a little missionary work
and convince him that the only way
to do his country some service is to
vote the straight Republican ticket,
from president to coroner. q. -
Young man, before going to the
polls to cast your first vote, make up
your mind to vote with the party that
has always been on the side of free
dom and advocated equal rights to all
men under the law-the Republican
party. E*>
The Republican who goes back on
his party will have no right to ask IA
vors Of the party in the future.
Republicans, If you believe in the
principles of the Republican party, go
to work and help elect the men who
represent those principles.
Go tolthe polls early and remain on
guard until the last Republican vote
is cast.
Devote one day to your country, by.
doing all in your power to help elect
the straight Republican ticket. s
Vote for Harrison and Morton, who
are in faSor of the American system
of protection, and opposed to the
British system of free trade. -
A vote for Cleveland and Thurman
is vote in favor of surrendering the
American market to English manu-
features and reducing the pay Of our
wage-workers to level with the pau
per wages of England. American
citizens, do you think "that's all
right" Think about IL seriously be-
fore you deposit your ballot next Tues
day.
Ben. Harrison fought to put down
the rebellion. Grover Cleveland staidI
at home and had good time. Re-
member this when you vote on Tues
day next.