The hornet., 1843-07-18
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fm Mafr TpeafRfers
WILLIAM ffARbEMAy. of Madaee.
WILSON HEMINGWAY -TuE LfffLl
DEMOCRATlC SQUAD OF CARluJLf,a
G. H. FALL AWFULLY ClnsELED.
II will be rocolIcctcd that the Democratic Con
vention which assembled in February last, 70
The purpose Of making nominations 10 dIl tn
different Offices Of State, among other, nom
'ated Col. g. X. Fall for Secretary Of State
will also be recoeclcd, that a certain vii
IN Hemingway of Carroll was pat in noml.
lion for the same station NJ that Of Col. Fall
defeated. Nothing dspampiug to the
uacicr of Col. Fall or bis nomination, was
7mcd Of until the "big stink" was stirred
rro county. All appeared well pleased
IT. Sung TO the quick at finding all his
ut anticipatons mere dream, IIeminp.
way mounted cold bolly,n and like the mana.
ger OF a menagerie, travelled through this and
other northern counties, stirring up the un.
terrified with a long pole.
The little farce at this place, called laroe
and RESPECTABLE meeting of the Democracy
and the proceedings of which, il was reoues.
ted should be published in a southern o.Coco
journal, was one of the 'cutest mannuvrcs for
an "od maid" (such is the appeIIation given
ola Coi. Hemingway by the ladies of Carrol) !
That has come to our observation forsome time
by the circulation of certain charges against
Col Fall, he SO managed as to get a few limo.
cent men to take the lead. The MEETING was
announced-and behold the ghastIy heads of
SIX was to be seen When the farce of onno-
siton to the February nominee had becan n
be played, Hemingway made his exit behind
the curtain. This move was not understood
Inc man who was so active in getting up the {
meetlng-and who seemed so deeply interest.
ed In behalf of the State, for fear of its BEING
swlndled by Fall, to take French leave and
nave nothing to do in connection with the bu- :;
Slness OF the meeting, was an astonisher TO r
the decently hoaxed worthless who COMPOSED
u. They, however, made a few awkward :,
strides, determined to do something-did,nt
like to adjourn without going through the mo- '
t'0nS-so 1t was 'motioned" that COL Fall was -
not exactly as capable, honest and worthy of +
Office as Wilson Hemingway might be. :,
NOW IS 1t not as clear to every mans mind. -
as daylight is to the sight, that Col. Fall has :.
been dagfu0v chiseled by the meanest of low
and cunning trickery. No bold and open stand -; ~
was taken against him. He knew not where ~ "
Q seek the enemy. A squad of six shielded r.
nc base reviler from his reach He was for. !,
ed to leave the field, amidst shower of bul. -
us aimed by an enemy who had lain in am -
ush for his certain destruction y
The proper time has elapsed Hemingway
celves the nomination--all is disclosed -,
1e have not thrown or attempted to throw -,
e-brand into the loco-foco magazine. Our -.
marks are made to inform Col. Fall of his bou
ue situation. We know his enemy TO be
NY cunning and sneaking. He was termed. Il
niie resident OF Georgia, the whipper-in.- 81
IS suPenors, who were seeking office, oener. at J
y engaged him as mere cats-paw to circu. ally
Ie little tales--create divisions. and kick nm is ca
ler disturbances among the disaflected. your
10 all transactions of pecuniary nature, ance
believe Hemingway to be HONEST. but ,,ko anti
In political point of view, and we defy ty
n to point out his equal. No set of princi- A,
$, however condemnatory in the sight of the Sout
'llc' is too low for him to advocate or sup and
t. while the enticing allurements of office atten
held out TO his view. OF mealy-mouth knife
position, he endeavors to court tho friend. latas,
OF those who are his political opponents, vive.