The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

l'c men without pnof It's easy ,o make
indisCriminate aitseksnf public plunder-
ling against Wing Administration. and
al last only instance three items, neither
0i which sustain the chsrge--we only
make charge oi exifsyBsance. We do
not like To use bsrsber term, and 10
proof of il. we stale figures ard facts
which cannot be denied.
ln,this matter many Democrats Of this
county are more Interested than We are,
TOR they pay much larger am"uut. Of
county toxes. The remedy is in their
hands. nat ours. We can do nolhing
more than call their attention TO The facts.
Tax payers in both parties are compelled
TO bear q poriinn Of the burden. aud II.
1 alter these--disclOsures- are made, they
still continue 10 fold their lrznds aud do
hothiog. the same policy will be contiu-
aed. lf Democrats do nut wish 10 rely
upon what is said in the Gazette, let them
examine forthemselves. The hooks ol
the county ere open to ;heir inspeetiDn;
the prices charged individdals are easily
| found Out; aud with these two SOURCES
onIy opeti TO them, they have The oppOr'
,uhity of discovering whether what We
say is true and of enabling them To act
in that way which becomes Intelligent,
faif.miuded aud honest voi.rs.
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! ~ Though the Wing party managers
would not trust the ErmiDg Of a ticket
10 the popular vote. as the Democrats
have done. YET they have smuggled list
Of candidates upon their party, that per
hsps will suit the schemes of the Wbig
leaders as well as any they could select.
Eagle.
Ali indeed. ltis pretty geueraiiy ad
miaed that they "smuggled'' good list
Fuf candidates, and we hear Of no com
plants upun the part Of any Que that ne
did not obtain a nomioslion. Bot the
PARAGRAPH is a miserable attempt To con
ceal fact. Only one clmmiltee maj
|, was from the city, aud every township
, save one. was represented by good men
So much for our t;cket-row for the tacl
f concealed. rt
the primary election system was
fraud. upon the part of the Tanagers ol
the Democratic party. to get fayoriie can
didstes nominated. Instance the late g.
suit and take the Office Of Commissioner
The disagreement between The Board
of Cummi ssi0ners made Reese's chances
doubtful. HIS opponent was waited up
on by leaders of the party aud reqaested
TO uitAdraw. He had the maulness 10
} rebuke this interference with his tight:
and The rights of his friends. Things
looked gloomy. when ofiice-hoI here
!, lin town took their horses and rode the
country with as much industry as iftheiI
own elections were at stake, eiecfi06eer
ing for Reese. The result was that Reese
was nominated by small msjnrity. sufhc
iently large To give him the nomination
but not large enough, idering the tw'
term principle, to endorse his Course
, Were the facts known TO he people q
the county aud had they reached ever
voter visited by the ruanl Office hulder'
Reese would have been rejected by
handsome mejnrily. --....
: Need we refer again to the s,urles C,
:, culared about the candidates by The
party friends? These are not Gazet
charges. They come from those VT
ought 10 know. Are they true, or al
they noll We have a right TO infer th
truth of the most of them, having bee
made by Democrats against Democrat
Are such meu fit Id hold officel Agsin'
them. we present to the voters of tn
county. men Of excellent character, hon
: est, faithful. capable, and if the citizen
: of Fairfield wish To act for their own ii
y ,erests, and not that Of few Office serE
: ers. they will not hesitate momen
q which 10 chouse.
HAMnToN CoUNTY.-Ws join the Clevt
+ land Herald in being 6 lad that th
o Whirs Of Hamihnn county are resolyin