The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-11-03
GET OUT THE YoIEI
Make Republican Success Certain b.
Polling Every Vote.

reglsCraJlOn In tno principal cities OF the
State, the Republicans of Ohio must re-
double their efforts to secure full vote
at the election on Tuesday, November
9Th. The campaign has been devoid Of
excitement and Republican success
therefore depends absolutely upon
thorough organization and timely pre-
cautions and preparations to get every
Republican to the polls. Township,
ward, precinct and school district COM
mitteemen are especially charged with
the duty Of securing an accurate poll of
their respective districts and making all
arrangements to get every Republican
out to the election. They should see
those voters who live at long distances
from the voting place and urge upon
them the necessity Of going to the cleo
ton as early in the day as possible.
Provide conveyances for the aged and
infirm both to and from the polls. Be
sure that you have the name and resi-
dence of every Republican in your dis
trict on your canvass-book for use on
Election Day. Do not suffer any Re-
publican to remain from the polls that
honest effort can persuade to vote.
Such is the advice Of the Republican
State Executive Committee and their in
structions must be needed to render Re-
publican success an absolute certainty.
The Democracy are not asleep. They
are busily engaged in ''still hunt" can
vass and the probabilities are that they
will be abundantly supplied with money
on election day. Republicans must not
be deceived, past defeats warn them
that they must not relax their vigilance
or earnest work for the ticket until every
known Republican has voted.
There are now fully 1880 voting pre-
cincts in the eighty. eight counties of
Ohio. A change of eight votes to the
precinct therefore wipes out the large
majority given Governor Mckinley last
November, or the absence of five to the
precinct overcomes the usual Republican
plurality. The situation in Ohio, is
always, at every election and in every
campaign, serious enough to demand the
best efforts on part of every Republican
and does not admit of indifference on
the part of any member or worker for
the party.
Aside from all National considerations
our State ticket is exceptionable in the
excellence and worth Of the men who
compose it, Hon. Samuel M. Taylor,
Of Champaign county, our candidate for
Secretary of State, has proven his
capacity by five years good work in the
Legislature. He was there recognized
as one of the most useful and careful
members Of the, House Finance Com
mittee, as clean, honorable and industri-
GUS. He should have the vote of every
business man in the State and Republi-
cans should especially be active and
jealous in his behalf. Under the new
Australian ballot law the Secretary of
State is made the Chief Supervisor of
Elections, and the sad experience Of
Indiana, Michigan, New York and all
the Southern States, warn the Repubi-
cans Of Ohio that they can not afford to
have Democrat in 80 important q
position. Every Republican should
rally to his support and be especially on
guard against any scheme Of the Demo-
oracy to run him behind his ticket.
Vote for..Samuel M. Taylor. He repre-
sents honest elections, honest govern
ment, and faithful, economical, and
business methods.
For Judge of the Supreme Court for
the long term, the Republican candidate
is Hon. William T. Spear, Of Trumbull
county. He has demonstrated his
capacity and superior abilities during q
full term, the past five years, and richly
deserves the endorsement and vote Of
every citizen.
For Judge of the Supreme Court for
the short term, Hon. Jacob F. Burket,
Of Hancock county, is the Republican
candidate. He Is one of the sblest and
most prominent lawyers in Ohio and
will unquestionably prove an excellent
and diligent judge. Vote for ::him as
the best man proposed for the place..
For Clerk of the Supreme Court, the
Republican candidate is Hon. Josiah B.
Allen, of Athens county. Hehas shown
his fidelity and valor in the past as a
gallant soldier who lost an arm at Vicks-
burg and is one of the most competent
and popular men ever in Office at Colurn-
bus. Every old soldier, and every other
elector, should vote for him.
For Member of the Board of Public
Works, the Republicans are fortunate in
having as candidate Hon. Edwin L.
Lybarger of Coshocton county. He
was formerly Representative in the
Legislature from that Democratic
stronghold, and as veteran of the
Union army, an excellent business man,
and model citizen he deserves the
hearty endorsement and vote of every
elector, and especially of all Republicans.
Our electoral ticket headed by Hon.
Myron T. Herrick and Capt. Lorenzo
Danford, and our Congressional and
county candidates, are all the equals or
superiors of their Democratic oppo-
nents. All merit and should (and doubt
less willy receive the cordial support
of all Republicans, but the point il
to SEQ that all Republicans vote.
Victory depends upon that alone and
from this on until the election every
honorable effort should be made to ac.
complish that result.