Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-08
Far tie Free Press.

MR. COLLIER:
Although, seriousiy,I now
look upon The FapdoodIe editor Of the
GuItrap as more an object OF pity and
contempt than Of resebtmenL-se him
vanquishcd and Used up by eUsry one
with whom he has come 10 contac yet
always he aGgreasnr-see htm call 10
his aid elan ot poIilcaI recreanls TO
lick IKE democrats into he traces" all
exposed and deeprsed see him branded
'Iarand coward" and bis taclt ac-
nowIedgment 10 the truth Ihereol-see
him candda,e for Lieut.. CoonoI and
only received 4arG voles--see him with
swordln hand driven from he officers
parade, loaded with contempt and ridi
cH!e-yet, Notwithstanding all this, will
ia humility, c0a8eScead 10 illustrate a
/ 8pdoode paragraph Of Thursday last,
by way OF no!es to il. Here | give the
whole arlcle--beauuIul in style and
sublime IN dclion!
when rogues IA fal out honest men
. ID get their own; when rogues fall in
10 company lei the case is reversed and
on the same principe the public are
cheated Idl For Cables opinion Of
Pearce We refer to the leGefoonian -
For Poarce's opinion Of Cable we refer
10 the Free Press c] For the peoples
opinion OF them boln f we refer TO the
poll books Of Carroll county. Two
wrongs [g can never make right
Two b ack guards j viii never make a
| decent man One honest man Il can
pot thousand liars to fight, and Two I'll
ten thousand. >
q This means bittell and tho two dap.
per fellows tehdt edited the MudpaddIe
the few fret weeks, when They fell out
somewhat.
b But as 10 honest men getting their
own, ii will be better understood when
them Pennsylvanians gel thom nineteen
hundred
c This means LiueIl, Ilampson & Co.
in getting up The -NudpaddIe to abuse and
SANDER "hOneSt mea' aud "lck The dem
ocrats into the traces"
d This "cheated' is intended to apply
10 those who honestly subscribed for Tho
MudpaddIe and sustain the cliqae; and
tbey will be worse ''cheatsd," il the be
ia'eve the Flapdoodlo tamdyHo be- dem
Pucrsts,
| &c Here LiuelI hnpes1orpalfiste J bis
unenVDabe situation, by insinualug that
gredDor men than he and his clique are
haveFormed hasty and rash opinions Of
each other; but be has not capacity 10
conceive that greater men, though they
may orrin opinion, have CHARITY to for
give as lhty hope 70 be forgiven. But
when great amen who have differed in
oplulon, dgteC az TO the brainess things
Who scribbe iofghe MudpadjIe, is 1t not
strong evidence that they are rght9 |
ask him who gave his.e.e.gaI opinion on
one side Of the case eiter being engaged
on the other
+ "The peoples opin ionofthem both"
will be more fully understood after the
elecllon--then refer tolhe poll books"
and. notwithstanding the rapid increase
Of population, if Hampson geg more
than 3634 votes, it will be because there
are more apdoode than coon in the
district Or perhaps, "the peoples
opinion" Of Ltlell is given in The fact
that he got t'Do votes for Lieut. CoIone!
Mark the 1864 votes Of last year.
& Two wrongs" mean LireIl and his
man Friday they never can be fright :"
h 1.-TWO backguards" embrace LitelI
and the Blue pull eaIer:-l have my eye
on the sneak.
Zone honest man" from tho flying
and scampefing Of the Mudpaddle liars
OF last week must mean Cable; but,
though they are prolific in the creation
OF lies, Littel must have counted the
mum beras Capt Teal did the 1000 iud
ges.
] 1.-TWO" honest men can put "ieu
thousand" MUdpnddIeites "to dtght"-
This seems to be a candid but uninien
tlonal admission; ana no doubt the aIlu,
sion was TO Pearce aud Rukenbrod as
the tive"
But to be more ssrious--I look upon
that lying delestable and ilthy sheet as
most fatal bore upon the domcratic par
ty 10 Caro- /; and will aink it into IRE.
,rleVabe ruin. LilteIl and his scrib-
blsrs are sunkpn 50 low down, down
into the filthy scwer Of defamation and
tnlOmy, that they arc past all hope Of
recovery could not reach down 10
them with the longest fire hook in town,
we're | disposed 10 rescue them from their
awful dilemma
And what is more peculiarly morlify.
ing TO the democratic party is, that some
OF the candidates in nomination have
aided in getting the printing materials
into such hands, and procured political
bandjul TO scubble themselves and the
party into fatal disgrace and which wiIl
result, ~ u part at east, IN an lnalorious
i Hlf fG Al In AFfi taa