The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-14
KIRK PATRICK e. 8. SALA.


KIRK PATRICK e. 8, sALA.
One would have supposed from the castigatOn KIRK
Patrick got couple of weeks age, from one Of his own
political friends, for his rowdyism thai he wonld have
learned csson- found out at last that lie cannot choke
down every who will not minister to his indivd
ual interest or his preudices.. But any whig who
formed such an opinion, aud rejOced at the reform,
must have had it dspelled seeing the TRADE thrown
back at one of Pats supporters, last week. lie calls
his brother whig dasardly nick name, which is as
mean as ungenerousS says he helped Sala into the
Dover Posloice, but found he would sell his princi'
Piles; says he has no integrity; will lie; accuses him of
n2ratude; &c. Now all this is ungenerous, starting
as it does from Wing, and lodging on another
Standing kind Of umpire between them we feel
bound set the matter right In the first place we are
compelled by ofustice. TO charge back on Kirk
Patrick all the sins of which he imputes Sala guilty.
II sa notorious fact, (and doubt whether he denies
III that Kirk would sell his principles fora nippence.
that he has not particle INTEGRITY, that he will le,&
that he bimselfs ungrateful wretch For proof of
this go call on the respectable wings ofthIs town. who
know him well; who shun him as they would a viper;
who are ashamed to be seen with him; and who only
tolerate him at the head of paper because they cannot
help themselves. AS to him "helPing" Sala we know
thing or two. When the "Reformers' about
removing Mr.. Collier, Pat fixed up peition,lo which
Sala to get signers, but it either so sandered the
former Post Master or ''barney'd" his successor that
Saa sent back to and got another ferson to write
one. That's the amount of his help There are
other points to touch upon such treachery to friends
cheating Sala out oflhe nomination for Recorder &C.,
al! of which would prove Pat Just what we've said he
was man destitute of every moral principle, and an
incubus to his party but time fobids further notice.
A word of advice and we close, You ask Saa 10
pray to his Maker for forgiveness. Is there man un-
der Heaven that needs the use of prayer more than
you dol 1'hen down on your marrow bones and be
at it, Throw that flask out of your hat, which has
worn your head bald and pray for forgiveness, for
sandering your fellow citizens; traducng your neigh
bors riong public meetings; for other sins too nu.
merous to mention, and last for promising the Dover
Wings, that you would "stop lying
THE NOTORIOUS BEAR.-This individual who
sumped it over the country in the coon campaign, un-
ner the title Of Buckeye Blacksmith" is out for Ty-
Ter, in letter dated Philadelphia, June 30. Hear what
he says, about 'old Tip, the Clay Wings, and a Ma
uOnal Bank, IN the following extract
''They talked about Mr.. Tylers broken pledges I,
is a notorious fact, that, during the Presidential
canvass those who took the stump for Tppecanoe and
Tyler too, tried to impress upon the people all
casions, the fact that the National Bank one OF
the measures before the people. When the opposition
cried out "Bank party denied IT., for one, (and
believe others also,) from honest convictions. The
people voted the ticket under the impression that Har.
rison was moi hank man; they were helped in this
belief by his own declarations, aud because MIR Tyler,
who was on the ticket with him, was and always had
been, an anti bank man. So soon. however, the
wings proper (the Clay men) gotta majority in Congress.
under The popularity Of the good old man gone to
heaven, they tried TO cram down bank upon the peo-
pe and when John Tyler vetoed it, they cried out oro-
| ken pledges They were the pledge.breakers, and
acted like the who, after picking pocket, cried
out Stop Thief louder than the rest ofthe crowd
| But allow me to thank you for your kindness, and
the kindness Of hose you represent, in inviting me to
Join you, 1t would give great pleasure if could
comply but cannot for the best of reasons in the world
am already under promise to oe at Columbus, Ohio, al
the State Convention, upon the 4h; and start for thai
place tomorrow. But of this thing, be assured, sir
20 in for John Tyler ''teeh and toe.nails, just sc
long as he acts he has done hitherto and proves him
self representative of the people, and not the tool o.
| party. fours ,,n