New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
REPUBLICAN DOCTRINE FROM ORANGE.
A STRONG APPEAL FROM THE YOUNG MEMS CLUE
TO NON.voTERS

A STRONG APPEAL FROM THE 1Ob NJ MEN . Nl'O II
TO NON.voTERS.
The Young Mems Republican Club OF the Orange
NJ ia meeting on Tuesday evening issued the follow
ing appeal which applies with equal force 10 every
city and village IN The land
To the Republican, Of the Oranges: An examination
o., the registered Of voters In this city shows that
during tie Mayoray con'', last spring loOo men neg
Iec,ed N voto The Democratic majority was 800 n
500; aud A. party's full vote was cast ~ Logically
follows that tho only reason why Orange Is not Repubh
tan "a in past years because q oe neglect by loV
hc.ihcans al their duty 20 vote. That This Is he
reason why most cities the Union governed by the
least educated portion Of their populations be seen BY
glance a, their lat elections. 50 graf has this evil
become In National elections that THE New-fork
cited fact that IN 1858 100000 men failed
10 vote II in one town this State large number
~ citizens fail to their ballot, the number for the
whole State Will give the why our present
government rotten 70 the core-bccause the respectable
citizens tae no IA their government As Is the
members Of Republican party wbo the non-voters
their earnest attention l. called Ia the appended remarks
Every man who ncglccts vote Injuries his nciRhoor
who Is struggling foF good government rendering oil
efforts IN and casting singing reflection on popular
government showing how little interest the best people
take I'm politics. The citizen wrse heod aches with
thoughts o, the rottnness Of American politics generally
the one who never lifts finger 10 make things better
Complaints that party dominates bad men come from
the people attend the primaries 20 select up
right candidates. Voting T. not power 70 be used or
not a. the citizen see, Mt; Is duty he :, local
and National government, much a. he owes his taxes
When the people Of hi, Union become busy reaching
out for the almighty dollar, wrapped up In ther
pleasures as t. care little who them. then the
history decline and fall OF the grandest Republic the
world ever saw. gins. That the educated people and
the property.owncrs - per cent Of the voters Of
most Of our cities. which misgovcrncd BY the
lower classes admitted but hat they do not attend n
public affairs : sadly That the people can be
aroused however illustrated I'm Jersey City, and for
rst time IA twenty-five years fair election Will be
had since hallotbox suffers arc stuffed into Jail
Fair elections Republican Governor II the stayot
yotc and every honest man Is earnesy requested
TO do all in his power work for the Republican ticket
and see that his ncighbor votes.
In the chair Washington Lincoln aud Grant is seated
soldier and statesman worthy Of being their successor
HcnJamin Harrlson and II every man In our party will
do his duty oil over this broad Union Election Day. a
aorlty will d. rolled mp overwhelming, exccre
Blaine advises, that the business Of the country Will
b. Dc disturbed by agitation Of the tariff FOR years
come and party which contains tho largest
centagc the educated people Of the United States will con-
nuc add another four years Of prosperous government
grand Of the history OF country Tor tho
last thirty years.
To arms! arms IL the battle cry fall IN fall
In and close the ranks