Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-10-27

the Republican cause.
The way for Republicans to continu'
four years of prosperity is to occupy theil
spare time from now until November
Sth in securing full Republican vote OF
that day.
The older class of men have clear mem
ories of wildcat banks. 1t is only the
younger voters who need information
regarding the miseries of an uncertain
and fluctuating currency,
The Democratic New York Sun very
kindly gives its readers this tip-"OuI
advice is, vote the Democratic ticket but
don't bet on it." 1t is apparent that the
Sun is ratified over the prospect of Re-
publican success in New York
There are many indications that there
are big lot of Democrats among sub
stantial farmers and business men who
like "Republican money" better than "the
wild cat money" of the Democratic
platform, and that they will quietly vote
that sentiment and say nothing about it.
Republicans should not forget to in
form themselves before the election, how
to mark the Australian ballot so as to
make it count for Harrison, Reid and
continued prosperity. The simplest plan
with the least liability of mistake is to
make the Y within the circle at the top
of the Republican ticket.
The Democrats are circulating in the
rural districts document purporting to
be the National Democratic platform,
but which is in reality the minority
report of the platform committee at
Chicago. This report was voted down
by two-thirds vote. Their fear is ap-
parent when they are afraid to circulate
their real platform.
In trial elections well posted politicians
frequently blunder in voting the new
ballot. If experts do this, it is folly to
suppose that there will be no errors
among the inexperienced. In every
voting precinct and school district there
should be vigorous campaign of educa-
tion in this matter, from this time on
until election day.
NJ. NJ. Scott, the Republican candidate
for Sheriff, is one of the most faithful
and efficient officers ever elected to an
office in this county. He is capable and
attentive to the affairs in his charge, and
has acquitted himself in every way wor-
thy the endorsement of the people for a
second term. We think there is no doubt
about his election, but feel disposed to
note his faithful service in the Office en-
trusted to his care.-Bellaire Ind.
Our friends, the enemy, are going about
talking that no man in the county but
Joe Henderson can run the Auditors
Office. If such is the case the county
would be in sad plight if Joe Henderson
should happen to die. Of course such
talk is the silliest twaddle, and no sensible
man will be caught by it. Everyone
knows that Madison Aldredge is emf
nently fitted for the position of Auditor,
and in addition to that his character is
above reproach. Would that as much
could be said of all men.
Nowlet every Republican in the county
stay awake until after election day. We
have glorious cause, and we have a
superb ticket. No reason can be urged
for the support by any Republican of any
Democratic candidate. Our men are the
better, They are vastly better equipped
mentally and morally. They are body
of men to whom the business of this
county may be entrusted with safety.
They deserve your hearty, earnest and
vigorous support, every man of them.
This is no year for the Republican
scratcher.