ADDRESS TO VOTERS.
AP’EAL FROM THE DEMOCRAT?.
NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Voter* A »ked to Consider Calmly t In* <
Question* of the Day Warning A
the Work of Corrupt loni&t»
Needed for Proper Use*.
New York. Oct. 5.
To the People of the United State-:
Tiie issues of the campaign are n
tip and are before you for your jtidui.
They are so sharply defined, and u
last so well understood, that no intelli
gent man can fail to apprehend them, or
to know what great governmental poli
cies he will choose for his country when
he shall come to exercise his sovereign
p > lay.
The gravity of the crisis in the nati n’t
life appeals to every citizen of the repub
lic to prepare to cast his ballot by giving
to that sacred and supreme duty timely
meditation, uninfluenced by passion or
prejudice, and with his search for the |
light illumined by his love of country
and his desire for the happiness and
prosperity of all his countrymen.
It is universally conceded that ns the
verdict of the people is now made up
tho tendency of this government will be
determined, and that on the rectitude or
error of their judgment in this contest
turn questions involving the future wel
fare of Americans.
