The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-25
A COUNTY
SEAT LETTER.
Topics of General Interest Touched
Upon With Intelligence.
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN WORK !
Advice to the Republican VOterS-A
Victory Not Sufficient-It Should
Be Made a Glorious One.
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN WORK !

Special HERALD correspondence.
PoTTsvrLLE, Oct. 24.-The Republican
camp fires are burning brightly through
out the county. Two weeks ago very few
thought such an encouraging change
possible The workingman, the business
man, in fact everybody who has suffered
from the ch ange from Republican rule
and good times to Democratic rule and
starvation times, is wide.awake and
seriously contemplating the situation,
and on election day will deposit the ballot
that will bring back the good times which
Protection alone can afford.
Yes, the skies have frightened and be-
token grand old Republican victory all
along the line. There are few skulkers
in the ranks now. All, or ornearly sll, have
come to the conclusion to let bygones go
as such and are determined to help to
make victory doubly sure. 1t is easily
seen that there is a marked difference in
the appearance of things in the Republi.
can ranks.
The arrival here of that grand old man,
Galusha A. Grow, the other day. brought
out the old Wings and Republicans, many
among them who have been taking little
interest in politics the past few years, and
he awakened in their bosoms the old spirit
that did so much in making the Republi.
can party the greatest, the grandest of
all that has ever been installed under the
stars and stripes, the party that leads and
never follows.
"Majorities" Grow enlivened the great
crowd with some grand truths. The lag
gard brushed the cobwebs from his eyes
and once more listened to enlightenment
and clinched facts. Few left the hall
without the conviction that the Republi.
can party is the one to rule this country
and keepit intact, safe and patriotic that
it is the only party with a safe and able
financial policy and made of able and
reliable men. Mr.. Grow held an informal
reception after the meeting and shook
hands with many old friends. l noticed
in the audience many people who have
not taken an interest in politics for many
years.
| understand the demand for speeches
from Hon. Charles N. Brumm on the
tariff question is so great that it is next
to impossible for him to fill all the dates.
He has the tariff question down fine and
his views are so convincing it is seldom
that he fails to make converts on the spot.
The Journals fight against the high
price of bread is getting interesting, not
withstanding some paper are trying to
throw cold water on it. There is no tell
ing where the discussion will end. Many
think it will result in a reduction in the
price of the loaves. The Journal deserves
commendation for its work in this direc-
tion. 1t is step in the interest OF the
masses and should be especially appreci.
ated by the people who must buy bread.
The point maue that bread is kept as high
as it was when flour cost twice or three
times as much as it does now is certainly
worth consideration.
The Democrats are making desperate
! fight for the Legislature in this district
with the hope of being able to make a
break in the Republican ranks, but they
will be obliged to do q great deal more
hustling than they have if they want to
come anywhere near the mark.
| l notice the Daily Republican is not
carrying the Republican ticket state or
county, at its masthead. What is wrong,
friend Zerbey You always claimed your
paper was the organ of the Republican
party and it seems strange to see you out
in the cold. You ought to get in line and
be with the boys when they give the
Democratic ticket its Waterloo.
Scarcely two weeks more, boys, to cleo
tion day. Much more work is required to
make the victory grand one. Don't re-
main in doubt for moment about the
result. Just as sure as the sun rises on
the 9th of November a victory will be
Won. Work a little harder and the glory
will be all the greater, and you will cele-
brate the victory all the better for having
helped to win it. So once more for the
Grand Old Party.