The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-31

There may not BE- maeh soap IN tbs
campaign. b1f soms parties VII get hath
er~d Mi the sanne
A Republican meeting viii Be held in tAs
Bealah school hease. Somerset township. al
s'eloek FHdey evening.
Hyou want 10 be English. qaite English
yoa know. yote for Cleveland West says
L > the propah clpah.
Bso;heryalsey RepabEzans viii raize a
Harrison and Morton pole aad bold a meet
ing al Pine Hin to-day, Tuesday.
DR.. Il. c Mckinley, or MeyersdAle, and
Hon. A J. coIborn viii address a Repubii.
can peeting at Glencoe. this afternoon.
All. there doubtful voter. II you want
to vote on the winning side this time vote
the Republican ticket Harrison and Mor-
ton.
Examine the List Of Republican meetings
TO be onnd IN another column. RspubIi-
cans should make ia point 70 attend the
meetings in their vicinity.
The canvass on TIE Republican side has
been 3 steadily growing one. Can't you
help 10 make II grow more , There IS still
some time remaining. individual effort is a
great factor.
The Republicans Of Milford township will
raise a pole and hold a mass meeting. under
the auspices Of the Milford Harrison and
Morton club, II CentreeiiIs, Thursday even
ing. 4 very general turnout OF citizens OF
Milford and adjoining townshipsis expected.
The Republicans Of the east end Of som
/ erset township viii raise a HARRISON and
Morton pole at Pleasant Hill. on Saturday
afternoon A meeting viii be held in the
school house at : O'Clock The same evinsng
Everybody Is invited to be present at both
poll raising and meeting.
The Republicans ofslRsbury and vicinity
will have a grand turrhlight procession and
meeting at salisbury. Thursday evening" II
Is said that there 5 more political excitement
and enthusiasm to the square inch in Elk
lick Township and Salisbury this year ihan
ia any other preciact in the county
All the States elect Censressmen on Nov.
G. except Oregon, whiea elected June Z, and
Vermont which elected sept. 4. and Maine,
which elected sept. 10. The electors for
President viii meet AZ their several state
capitals on Wednesday Dec. g and cast
their ballots Cor President and Vice Presi-
dent.
Gov. Beaver says +" have been in New
Yors, West Virginia and Sew jersey recent
d, and have found the outlook in The two
ioFmer States very favorable, indeed, to Re
publican success. I have 10 doubt about
New York, and I believe that If the election
came OF to-day West Virginia would be Re
publican. In West Virginia all depends on
tie work lone between Row and the cleo
ton New jersey I consider the most doubt
ml ofthe Northern States
Thomas Il. Greevy, the Democratic nOmi-
nee for Congress. Is sending letters to Re-
pabiieans in the county IN which we find
the following sentence l aon't expect to
be elected. but I am DESTROYS Of running
ahead Of my ticket This is a c~atchpenny
for votes the Republicans must be on their
guard against The declaration is made for
the purpose Of aliaying the fears or suspic-
ions Of the person whose aid IS solicited, and
a vote : then asked merely as a matter Of
compliment. II i an Old dodge, but not 50
Old bat that tie Democratic nominee h0pes
70 gain a seat IN Congress by IT, With the
z9licv % protection. which has built up our
country, assailel by a sectional tariff BIZ,
which vas proposed and the passage Of
which was advocated exclusively By Demo
Gratis oar people cannot afford TO risk com
piimentary votes, and thereby assist in sacri-
hcing ;heir own prospe-ty.-BetooR h-