The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
TOM C0RWININ in TROUBLE.
Sept. q, 1s42.


We were not present at the meeting referred
10 below but we have seen several that were
and all confirm the facts here stated by our
worthy correspondent The stroing Execu-
tive Of Ohio fairly begged for quarters ms
! live coons and stuffed turkey buzzafds' g'ta.,
Z fee and kangaroos, will not answer instead OF
argument, when men are about. That TACT
our slroing Executive has learned 10 MS sor"
row. w.-Statesman. .,.......
For the Ohio Statesman,
MEETING AT FINDLAY, HANCoCh
COUNTY-GOV CORW1N MET AND
USED UP BY GOV. SHANNON-B. b.
TAYLOR TRYING THE WAGON BOY
FOR TREASON AND PERJURY BE-
FORE THE SOVEREIGN PEOPLE OF
OHIO. ,
F1NDLA1, Sept. 24th 1872.
DEAR MEDARY: ...-.....
We have had most glorious fine for the
cause If democracy, On arriving a: this place
this morning, and before the large and snthu-
siaslc procession, which escorted Ex Cover
nor Shannon into town, had arrived at The Ho-
lei prepared for his reception, challenge was
handed 10 The democratic conmittso ar
rangemenis, challenging Gov. Shannon, and
B. B. Taylor Of Licking, TO meet them upon
their stand. This you need not be told was
accepted instanter, and arrangements immedI-
atsly made, by which Gov. Corwin was to
speak one h our and half, Shannon 10 follow
with two bours, and CorWln TO follow with
one half of an hour; their candidate for The
Senate 10 occupy so minutes, and Hon B B.
Taylor to close at pleasure. COrwin led off
| II L fada ol niUla aud
vowed himself 10 favor Of fret his State Bank
scheme, known as Nyes SOW and pigs; sec
ond, United States Bank; and third, high
protective tariff. ..... II. ..
Gov. Shannon replied in speech Of two
hours, in which il seemed as il a superhuman
being was showsrinR down gh. and inieli-
geDce upon the people, it was said by all, to be
one Of The mos, powerful, clear and conclusive
arguments ever made upon any occasion.
Corwin then attempted reply, but wounded
riddled aud skinned az this federal coon was
he could not appeal TO their understandings
but closed with specimen Of his butieonerJ
for which he is becoming so notorious 10 these
diggios, after which General Sidney Sea, nat
tened himselfoul about fifteen minutes long
and asked six times iD succession, what shnl
WouOE Auu Sul uOWu muOu w 'uS lN'iSA y
bis friends, Gfhe had any. a,
Col. B B. Taylor, then took The stand, an
opened his mighty battery upon the trCaso
and the traitors Of the late General Assembly
10 which he charged home tho foul and damn
ing deed upon the guilty head of his exceen
cy, Gov. COrwin. lie charged him 10 hi
teeth with dsreliction Of official duty, whc
oughtto subject him 10 Impeachment. at III
4 hands Of that very body, which he had, by hi
own disregard of the constitution, and by aid
ing others, destroyed He held his EScellen
cy TO the public eye, and to the popular in
dguation. in such glowing colours, so replet
with facts, so true and so bold, that lbe Peopl
could not refrain from cryingouldoWu, with
ibe traitorl in the presence Of this unworthy an
convicted public servant. The shouts ofih
multitude, which by The way was''about tw
thirds democrats, showed conclusiyey, ihs
the people only wall for the second Tuesda
Of October next, 10 put their seal Of condemna
= tOI on all The consprators against our free in
slitulions. BY the way our worthy friend Tay
lOr did not forget TO remind Tom Of that fs
dollOrs PET day for tIavsrslng lbe State, TO gu
tain treason and rebellion, in opposition 10 h.