Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-10-06

diec OF his . Ms authority for ssyipg
,aa' the hlly dollars we're m tho hands Of Ne.
C'ok IS Holmes. | asked Holmes 10 set mat.
'ers right before the public, 70 which he replied.
/ y Ae d,d he would get the yindclive abuse O,
McCook and Liuell.'
/ ms Is the exalted ground occupied by n
candidate and ollice.holder. that be dare no,
tell the truth nor do justice to perseculed and
injured friend. Yes, he dare not for fear Of Inc
vindlcIiye abuse Of the most infamous wrr,cbes
that ever cursed any community; and who nrs
Tue God-laIhers OF llampson, Cameron. &C."
This hundred dollars transaction refers 10 a
donation made by the Hon. John Hastings to
the Jeilersonian. Cable may vince aud CON.
plain he pleuses, but the proper application Of
that money is yet mystery. aud prssume that
the Hon. J. ilasllnAs thinks il a bad investment.
! believe, boweyeY bat the general opinion is,
that II went the way the funds went that waS
raised OF New Lisbon after the burning of Ger.
tain printing Office. The purify Of dicuon and
the chastity OF language used by Cable, is Ger.
nlnly beautiful. MeSsrs. Holmes, Cameron,
llampson and Lluell, the most infamous wretch.
es that ever cursed any community! Oh, truth
telling Joseph, what a community we would
have II all were as pure as thee. Perhaps Mr.
HamPson and others have not been purified by
IRE. OH shame where is thy bIushl
| One more selection and am done, make
that from an editorial article Of Cables relative
to Isaac Atkinson, Esq, and of whom Cable
uses the following language: "But who is this
Isaac, who would thus by black insinualon
attempt, assassin-like, to stab in the darkl He
IS emphaliculy an aposlale and renegade in re.
llglon and politics; one who has betrayed every
trust and confidence reposed in him unless his
interest was involved. One who has proved
himself ungratelul to friends by turning on them
with bitter nvectiyeS for no other cause than
that they would not bow at bis shrine, or submit
10 his dlclallon--one who acknowledges no IA.
vor, but seems TO think adj things we're created
Tor his use alone--one who knows nobody but
selt--one who knows no social or endearing ties
OF humanity, or what is due from man 10 man
one who, Tor revenge on one hand, and hope of
aggrandzement on the other, has let himself to
do the dirty work of a clique--one who would
tear to scattered fragments tho character of all
who seem TO stand in the way Of his blind and
Infatuated zeal for selE.promotion--on whose
lmPerIenance is contemplate in the eyes of all
honorable men. Such is the man and such are
the deeds Of Iha, being who would attempt, by
lnslnuallon, 10 raise suspicion as 10 the sound.
ness Of our principles sufficiently strong TO gov
ern an lmPeIuous, bosIerious, aud malignant tenn.
per. Our principles impunged by such a man!
Oh! shades ofdeparled heroes hide u.s."
Cable concludes his wonton attack by asking
pardon Of the democracy for having voted for
Atkinson and most solemnly promises never to
do so again. But | have not time 10 trace this
matter further. have selected those few pala.
graphs out Of the legion of Cables ISLANDERS and
abuse of some Of the best Democrats in Carroll
county, and believing, as | promised in the out
SET made proof of my charges, now leave the
matter with my Democratic friends. Can you
vote for Cablel Can you ask those he has a.
bused To vote for him! tell my Democratic
brethren that if they persist in pushing the
claims of that unprincipled and unworthy man
the day Of reckoning will come when they
shall become candidates for public favor. | tell
them that they are sowing the seeds of discord
IN the Democratic party, that will yield nothing
but disgrace and defeat. tell them by voting
for Cable they endorse his ISLANDERS and libels
upon all Of US who have been traduced by him.
Democrats beware Of how you exercise that first
privilege ola freeman. Remember the warn
ing oil good and true
DEMOCRAT.
P. S. As shall not be in town in time, YOU
will please mail 4 paper 10 the papers in New
Lisbon and SleubenviIie. D.