Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-23

Democracy we're determined 10 rebuke such
charges and insults, and vindicale and de-
fend their rights and honor, by turning out
manfnlly 10 the ballot box, and reduce a
boasled anticipated Wing majority Of 500
down to the p.iIul fraction Of lit.
"Ask for nothing that is not strictly right,
and submi, 10 nothing ,ha. is wrong" were
the words OF the illuslrious Jackson and
they should be endorsed BY every individual
having The leas. regard for the principles Of
honor and justice; these words should be
the motto for every man. The Democracy
Of Meigs will ask for nothing that is not
strictly right, and they will never submi. TO
u wrong knowingly.
Plant justice here and give US q fair
hearing" was The remark of the lamen,ed
Rober, Emmett. TO Lord Glaze. Plant
justice here and giue us a fair hearing
is The language Of the Democracy Of Meigs
county. Planl justice here and give US a
fair hearing when we NEE. al our county
sea., for the purpose Of hearing an address
from one Of our distinguished speakers
plant justice here and give US fair hearing,
when The Democracy meet in your court
house, and should you wish 10 discuss mat
.ers either mentally or physically, DON, de-
fer il until the Democracy return 10 their
homes in The country, give US fair hearing
when we are ALL ingerher; /, is urmanl
TO wait until the Democrats who reside In
the country relre TO their homes; by doing
This some Of your ring leaders !" might
prevent consequences that might folloiO.-
Plan. justice here and give us a fair hearing,
and there nigh. yet be found one "locofoco'
who might preventive removal Of the post.
1 Office one mile distant, which would give
grea, annoyance 10 men who should have
treated the Democracy Of Meigs county, and
their distinguished speakers, with a. lcas,
some degree of manly courtesy, but who did
otherwise. Plan. justice here and give US u
fair hearing, and fair play, when "a small
band Of Democrats NEE, in your courthouse
after nighl-never allow, by pre.concened
acnOn, or Otherwise, gang Of individuals
10 assemble around your courthouse, 10 dis.
Iurb and annoy your Democratic neighbors;
and perchance there nigh, be another "lo.
co(oco" found who may forgive pusl offences,
and prevent, as in days gone BY, The removal
Of The county seat, TO some more appropriate
: place, should such question ever be agila-
; ted. And, finally, plan. justice here and
st give us fair hearing; attend our Democratic
meetings yourself in person, and never here
after depend upon the word Of an 'informer;
lor they will generally do any thing for good
rages. and when the Democracy Of Meigs
assemble al your counly.seat TO hear an I'D.
dress from one Of their public speakers, ,real
! them as though they were your own poisi.
cal friends; make no distinctions in your SO.
clal relations with them, and should you see
fit 10 notice any Of their remarks or speeches
doso in becoming and gen,leman.like man
!. ner, avoiding altogether any "vulgari,y OF
f abusive epi,he,s." You may do all this
and not "abandon" your ''religion" or YOU
. "polilics." am aware lha, need no, give
0 you This advice; for know .ha, professor:
r Of religion shave no relish for blasphemy
. vulgari.y, and abusive epithe's, and know
Ing" your "repu,atiun as" gentlemen, | ar
sure you will never again "commii similar
. indiscr elions."
al Gentlemen Ik~s. -a..a ----i-L ,t.'s suujeo
Tor the present, avoiding, as much as posi-
: ble, any harsh or improper Language ,owarc
8 you or your informer. IL your informe'
4 sees fiji 10 reply. an ready and able with Z
! rejoinder, provided he comes ou. over hi'
|, own proper signature. An anonymous scrib
E bier will take no notice of; for such woulc
, be like attacking person under "cloud o
!; night"
eI Hoping, gentlemen, that you may neve
i. ''abandon" your religion or "poilics,
= and that you may never again be "guihy o
similar indiscrelions," and wishing you
r. personally, health and prosperity, | remain
% as usual, your personal friend and well
If wisher, WIN, LEDLlE.