The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-10-03
Base and Corrupt is lie that utter s,

Base and Corrupt is lie that Uiters'
The man that utlers for the truth, the
black and more than mean falsehood which
we give below as appeared in the whig
concern Of this place, published by thing
that has ever been marked for every thing
but honesty and truth, is as mean as the
originator, and both 81 for the darkest
cell on earth.
We give below, the testimony of four
wings, who all sustain John A. Morrison
in The strongest terms possible, while they
stamp the whig editor, (tbe originator Of
the lie) as foul aud black hearted SANDER
er, and only a fit tool for the midnight as
sasin and ro5ber' Now we would like to
know what confidence can be placed IN
the publications Of man thus stamped by
his own party. Democrats and wings,
you are in duty bound 10 correct this lie
wherever il may cross you Will you doit'
We believe, that on the l4th day of Oc'
tober, free people will put alasting con-
demnation on the liar and lie, by giving
10 John A. Morrison triumphant maJori-
ty. Rat where will crawl now! Put this
lie and your lie about the county printing
together. Get out of the predicament
your brother wings place you in, the best
way you can-lie out as you have hereto
fore done; or throw it on 10 some other
whig, but keep it in the family.
We wish every whig and democrat to
read what follows, and say whether the
lies Of filthy sleet, edited by softh'ng,
will be permitted to circulate!
This is the testimony of wings. we
believe they are honest men, and although
political opponents, will not let their friend
Morison's character be traduced by one
who has none.
The whig editor is invited to copy, but
we believe he dare not.
RIcHLANp TowNsHlp, Sept. 28,h, lS45
To the Editor qfthe Pioneer:
Sir-We discover in the columns of the
Telegraph,a "a charge against John "A. Nor
ison. the candidate for Recorder. A fteI
charging him with circulating false re-
ports against Mr.. Kiskadden and Colonel
Kirby, (which we believe to be false, as
we are neighbors of Morrison, and never
heard him utter anything of the kind the
editor concludes as follows:
"There is only one way that we can ac
count for Morison's course; he declares i
as his belief that there is no God, no DE
vii. no Heaven, no He'll, no futurd re
wards or punishments. Now we take il
that man believing thus, cares very lit
tie whathe says; and to belief in this
Deistlca creed, we attribute Morrison
untruths."
Now, sir, the above charge we know tt
be as false as the rotten heart that concel
we'd it, Web been long and we'll ac
ouaiu, ed with Morrison; have often heart
him express his religious sentiments, an'
know ofno man who is stronger believe
in Col, and rewards and punishments
than he has always professed to be. II
true that we hold different opinions from
Morrison as regards rolitics, and the grea
test faultwe find in him is, that he is al
uncompromising Democrat. AS to hi'
standing he is what we call good neigh
bor, and what the good book denom'na'e
the noblest work of God, namely, Al
HONEST MAN! Therefore, we say,le
the FOUL ISLANDER stop. We consd
er the man who is capable of uch Joue a"t
black hearted slander, unworthy of TIT
confidence or support of any party OF hon
or,-fit only for the tool of the m1da'gh
assassin, calumniator and ro66er! CIV
ask the Telegraph to copy.
HARVEY ELDREDGE,
DANIEL BAUGHMAN,
FLORIN POUNT,
ELIAS Hi l.. tof Salem p. !