The Monmouth inquirer., 1888-10-25
Let every Republican work for tn,

Let every Republican work for the
success of the whole ticket.
See that the electors are on the
ticket as at the top of these columns
before you vote
Vote for G.. G. Hulett for Assembly
in the First District.
Remember Republicans that the
time of voting is short and be early
at the polls
Hon. John Kean has made one of
the best Representatives in Congress
that this District has ever had.
Temperance men do not throw
away your ballot on hopeless and
impossible ticket.
Think of the Court House ring and
vote for Sherman B. Oviatt for County
Clerk
Grover Cleveland has signed 668
pension bills and vetoed 416. A Repub-
lican President signed 1876 and did not
veto one.
The names of over l 200 prominent
Democrats in New York who will vote
for protection have been published in
the New York city papers.
RING RING ring! Vote for
Sherman B. Oviatt and against the
corrupt Court House ring.
The young men of Monmouth
county have chance to show their
strength in the coming contest, let us
all work unitedly for the Republican
ticket
Republicans of Monmouth you
have only to stand up and be counted
election day to have your party re
deem this County and elect Sherman
B. Oviatt County Clerk.
With an almost united Democracy
Mr.. Oviatt came within eight hundred
votes of being elected five years ago.
Thisyear the Democrats will remember
how Shrewsbury and DR.. Patterson
treated Mr.. Brown in the last election
and vote accordingly. Vote for Sher
man B. Oviatt for County Clerk.
Mr.. George G. Hulett, the candi
date for Assembly in the First Dis
trict, will make an excellent Assem-
blyman. His chances for election are
good if he makes thorough canvass.
Even trade is looking up and the
crops, with few exceptions, are good.
If heaven helps those who help them
selves, so does it help the party that
helps mankind. Fate and votes will
certainly elect Harrison and Morton.
The Republicans in the Third AS
sembly District have nominated that
conservative Republican leader, Hon.
Grover HI. Lufburrow, as a candidate
for Assembly. Mr.. Lufburrow has the
fight all his own way with such weak
as DR.. VIM. Patterson.
While all the Democratic papers
are assuring their readers that the To-
cal Democratic fight in New York City
will result to the good of their nat
ional ticket, they, at the same time,
are just as earnest in asking both the
for mayor to resign in the
interest of harmony and for the good
of the national ticket
The nomination of Edwin NJ
Fielder for Assembly in the Second
District is considered q strong selec-
tion and will greatly strengthen
the ticket. Although there is scarcely
any chance of Mr.. Fielder's being
elected, owing to the action of the
Third-party men, yet he will undoubt-
edly poll very large vote.
Truly it was Home Market who
was nominated by the Republicans at
Chicago. Here is the London Times"
saying, in review of our.~.last census
before it saw prospect of getting
English goods in our market duty
free Tt is a popularity of North
American development and evidence
of its solidity that town and country
grow together. AS the branches and
roots of a healthy tree should stretch
forth in unison, prosperous life in a
newly planted American territory is
certain to have its reflex in q thriving
and neighboring market town" Town
and country that grow great together
means home market, which translated
Ho ~,,.cc,, ooI MIDI,
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