Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-11-05
TO THE WELSH.
An Address Issued by Column
bus Cambro-Americans.
JUDGE NASH'S NEIGHB0RS
lie Has Lived For Years In the Welsh
Ward of the Capital City.
4B NASH'S NEIGHB0RS
THEIR HIGH TRIBUTE TO HIN

He Has Worked with and For Them
Iu tho CauSe OF Righteousness, aud
They appeal to AL welshmen to
Stand by Him In the Interest of Pure
Homes aud Grand American MRnhhod
The following address to the Welsh
citizens of Ohio has been issued by the
Cambro-Americans of Columbus who
are the neighbors and to man the
friends and admirers OF Judge George
X. Nash, the Republican candidate for
governor 1t is in full as follows
The We,sh-Amerlc@n residents of
Columbus, through the Cambro-Amar-
lean Republican club, send greetings
to their CaInbrian brothers throughout
Ohio and ask their earnest attention 10
the following brief statem5nt
1t is hardly necessary to particular
ize the rea5ons which make the ap-
preaching election in Ohio one of ma
tional Importance. Welshmen in
America stand for ell that is good, all
that is pure and honest and pro-
gressive in national lifa and prospsri-
ty for the whole people. Deeply sensi-
bic of the obligations of government
and no less conscious of the great re-
sponsibilities resting upon the people,
they are uniformly found working in
the way which ultimately leads to the
| just and proper solution OF all the
great questions. They have uniform
ly been found working in the ranks
of the Republican party, experience
having justified their faith that
through its principles and by its deeds
it has given ample proof that in its
success lies the greatest gccd to the
greatest number.
1t is unnecessary to emphasize the
fact that Judge George X. Nash is one
of the purest and ablest exponents OF
the principles of the Republican party.
He is we'll known to you in every part
CT the state as lawyer, soldier, jurist
and statesman, but we of Columbus
desire to present him to you as the
MAN; to recommend him to your con-
sderation as our friend, cur neighbor
and our brother.
Living in the Tenth ward Of Column
bus, wherein resides the majority Of
our Cambro-American population, we
feel that we know him better in his
home life than do those in other parts
Of Ohio. No kinder-hearted man ever
lived than Judge Nash, and his friend
ship once merited and bestowed, is
never recalled. He is known and loved
by all. In the educational and legsla-
| tive councils of our city the Welsh have
their representatives. selected from the
| Tenth ward, the home OF Judge Nash,
who has always been foremost in ad-
vocalirg our recognition, and has al
ways contributed Of his time influence
and money to assist US in obtaining
the desired end
He is always found at our polls,
working side by side with the Welsh
boys, seeking in every honorable way
to insure the success of the right, as
represented by the Republican party
and its nominees. To all the various
functions of the We!sh-religious So
cial and musical-he is liberal con-
tributor and a warm supporter.
| Knowing him as we do and loving
him for his many good qualities of
heart and mind, We feel that we are
but doing our duty in calling upon the
Welsh citizens Of Ohio to not only do
THEIR DUTY-for we know that they
will Go that-but to see that they per-
! form their FULL duty, by working for
the success of righteousness and sin
| certify, Of truth and justice, for the
hearth and the hearrhstone, by enlist
ing the support of their friends for our
loved friend and neighbor, George X.
Nash, who, by his purity of character
and his spctless home life, solicits and
commands the respect and support of
every father and bro,her-of ALL
men who believe in safeguarding the
purity Of home life and in uphnlding
the grandeur of American manhood.
MBRO-AMERICAN REPUBLICAN
CLUB,
By J. L. Davis, President
David Jermane, Secretary.