The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-11-02

tiChcts, pi"CAiik JuI i'll III pics ihcse
two violations of law afford the oppor'
tunity for wholesale frauds. The regis
tration aids in the perpetration OF the
fraud. 1t shows the rascals just how
many votes there are IN q precinct. The
Porcupine has information of reliable
character from very curious source,
which shows that ballot boxes have
been procured OF the exact duplicate OF
the regular boxes. These are to bestuffed
in advance with such number of Repub'
lican tickets as may be necessary and
safe. They will be placed in the hands
of desperate. smooth, but nervy men
who arc respectable, and when the
polls close the regular box will disap.
pear and the stuffed box will be put In
it's place, and the fraudulent votes will
be counted. If this fails, advantage is
to be taken of the habit of piling the
straight Democratic and Republican
ticket in piles of ton. AS many Demo
cratic tickets rs possible will disappear,
and straight Republican tickets will be
put in their places. by these two
methods enough fraudulent votes will be
counted to have the entire county ticket
and prevent Governor Foraker from
running behind in Hamilton County.
The Cincinnati Commercial is preparing
the way for this bold and infamous ras.
cality. In an editorial Wednesday ii
said: Campbell ought not to have 1,00C
votes in Hamilton County" The Com.
mcrcial might have as well said: Boys.
destroy $4,000 Democratic votes and you
10, ,>,o4n,lal iha, ,bf,,
that there are two judges on the com.
mon pleas bench who are oath-bound
members of the Stranglers secret organ.
ization, all may know that the rascals
can understand that the Commercial is
encouraging them to commit crime and
promising thtm immunity. Had such
brutal bid for rascality appeared in
the editorial columns of the Enquirer,
tho Republican press in Ohio would
have howled in horror. Appearing
in the Commercial they are si.
lent, or smilingly approve. ANY.
thing to win," is the motto of the
politicians of both parties. But the
people of our city have more at stake
than the politicians. The good name OF
Cincinnati must not be tarnished by
fresh crimes against the right of fran.
chise' Inc o'rahgiers are desperate
gang iheS are Pi'sihs ior ois S'ahes'
IL fofaker wins 'iiere are 'wo more
years oi sCcaliig anu VI r.scaii'y' anu
pro'ec'ion 10 s"'.,ah'eeu' "a 'iiey ioose,
many VI 'hoin VIII go crazy ooune Will
go W 'he pehi'ch'lary UT asylum, ih"hy
VIII 20 " oahau'' ai'o ho' "ai' ior OK
cuisioh raves'
iuho shouiu oc raiseu' ue.ecCiVes
ohpiossu' anu reiiapie 'i'i"eh ueUaiieu
W "a'ch every DaiioV-poA rom 'ne 'iiie
the hrs' vote ~ cast unoii the lase IL
oounCeu' ihe i'oaru VI i,ieo'iohs oush'
10 oroer every o"iiot,poN iastohea 10 ohe
taDie IN inc room where Young Is oohe'
anu only one 'oIo snou'o oe ailo"co W
oe 'aheil from 'he DoA Nv 'iiie W pe
counted
naG VIII yo" oo' men Vi .ihcih,
permit these crimes to be maturod and
or will you arise in the
majesty of your wrath, and by prompt
action drive the bold and audacious
knaves to cover? The committees OF
both parties are untruStworthy. There |
are men on both that would sell out |
their parties if they could get their |
price. Where is the Committee of One |
Hundred? Who're is the Commercial |
Cluho And tho Chamber of Cor,marcaD |