The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17
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.'The Bargain aud Sale" q
For the benefit of the honest Democ' ?
racy ofths county, and more. especially !
for the benefit ofour Sugar Grove friends /
we publish the following additional par
ticulars, which have but recently Ceen
brought to light by some ofthe demOcrat'
ic rebelliouists. We have all along been
perfectly aware Of the terms Of the infa-
nous contract of last winter, but it has
not been our good fortune to meet with
one Of the leaders of this county, who has
had the independence to speak out. 1t
is to the Cincinnati Commercial, strict
ly neutral paper, that we are Indebted
for the following developments. They,
we doubt not, will fall like thunder clap
upon the honest yeomanry OF This county,
implicit confidence in their corrupt aud
dishonest leaders; aud many Of them. we
trust, will be induced to pause awhile be-
fore they take another step in this abomi-
nabe traffic for office and spoils.
We give. together with the letter, the
preface oflhe COmmerciai:-
The following, letter, says the Commercial. was
written by prominent member ofthe Democrat.
Tie party OF Ohio. To friend Of his, a Democrat in
l.i. Il al 4 L T..
It is only Oue OF series Of letters on the same
subject, all going improve that there WAS "bar
gain aud SIDE" ui the party, and that some Of the
democrats looked upon such move as wrong and
dsistrUlis. We have the names Of the per
sous, nnd have read tue parts lelt out of
, this letter but withhold them. But letamy man
ur paper deny the following is n copy Of letter
ns it purpors to he, aud il will be made plain
, that ~ nmll will gainsay nS. Let but The wis
per uf denial he made Ia the authenticity Of this
+, letter by tue party wire puers. and we under.
+, take Ia say tle facts will be- substuntiated. but
tu the leeI: .
EXTRACT oF A LETrrR.
Dated Columbus Feb 20, 40
. DIAN SlR.--I have intended writing to yuu on
, Yesterday, but deferred il until to-day surprising
something new might turn up in the mean time.
But see no change and therefore attempt Ia give
YOU view Of matters as they now stand here.
The alolilionisis hive completely gulled the
,lcIn0cralic members. aud use them tnr all their
purposes, II is true they ave been powerfully
[ aided by Aliens lripndS who started the muve-
lnent in favor ul Chase, believing us they did
= that 10y so doing they could run the other demo
/ claC candidates uti aud flat by little trick they
could lneu secure AIlcu's election To a grea
" exieut they succeeded. It became an agreed
!. matter that Chase should be the man. aud ihel
Aliens friends asked nomination for Allen MS
q more compliment; as such il was given tlIOugl
,. given relucinnily, But subsequently it was louut
out that il was all arranged with the wings VIII
% lmle Chase, 10 give whis votes enough 10 AIel
~ elect hi,n. THIS Of course raised row AM
stopped tEe arrangement b. give Allen II compl
lnelItury vote in the Legislature. but the remnil
p" Ing part ol the arrangement still slbssts. Chas
~ Is 10 be elected Senat'r, and Caldwell aud Spnlf
;, ing to The Supreme Bench. Tho denncrais I
have he Judges IN democratic counties aud lll
10 abolitinnsis every thing else including Judge
r., the whig counties. President NJ the Board Of Put
lC Works, Agents Tor the sne Ol Western r,
- serve lands Superintendent Of Common School
:, &c. Re. That is, everything is given to aholtnl
- isis for two Judges of the Supreme Court. TIL
TO Wigs agreed tn give uS the Senator. one Jnda
=. of The Supreme Court and MI the Judges in DEM
~ cr0iie onanties But our S0lnmhns wnnIl'nt d
i'm this They wnnld rather giue all 10 The nboiitio,
lists and your delegation is blamed by the demt
e cratic members from other counties M being III
I'D moin cause of all of it, Tho truth is. there
Robert Moore for Associate Judge c. II. Broug
for President Judge. Caldwell for Supreineluhg
aud y. G.. Roll who wants To he reelected Cler
'' ol your Court. nll pulling in Iavur Of Chas
.al bcraHsc the arrangement will elect themselves.
e'' Robert Moore and v. G.. Roll are both here;
n genllemnn they call Wash Cones is here loo. n,
he controls Alex Pierce, (wl,n. by the wny,
eo an out and out baby itm'isi be ruinous IN Il
democratic party IN Ohio, Repen the black law
aud then elect on nboilionist 10 the United STINT
m 'm'n SeOaie,is more ih0n aHg party ran Io"d nndr
% Mr.. Chases agent, and Mr.. Rocdt
IN ia one Of The faithful followers by the way.
M, am utterly disappointed IN Mr.. Roelier notwit
\ standing YOU 50 stInngy recommended him u
GU il M tickle and double faced rs can he. RI
~ whole matter IL reduced 10 wrHiRg, aud the ba
no guin aud sale ofilis democratic party is carried
=, IN thief would Tor the sale oi u share Of punde
ia sccrct, The democrats have a. bnt two. =
W crriIg 1gned the hill nf sale. It Is unlerstot
OO that j. II. Ewing will not do Il. Int iegns sic
ir ness NJ home To let the matter be COnslnmat,
80. IN his absence ..
., gentleman who was introduced 10 mo, by Il
~ uhlne ol u lhlnkl SHUOHlNkeTt ms JUSt hIllNeu
ISL company with Henry Debolt, your present Trer
,is urer They, with Mr.. Weaver, yonr ex.Shori
oe are taking plain truths tn your delegates; buI
81 have no hope that it will be To any purpose. Ho
W over. you must luke an appeal To the people, III
ell we will do the same,
.al Under the influence which have named, yo
Hamilton county delegation is tho worst.. I
other members complain, but cant stop it, and
he tue outsiders here from all parts Of the State
!, F." outrageous and predict disaster.
j.
ive You're NJ ever. ----
of 1t is not necessary that we should 8
much concerning the part acted by q
Senators and Representatives, in the IN
'S ter. 1t would hardly be fair before t
'" nomination, as one Of them is candida
"y, for re- election, But they were privy
the whole matter. They we're parties