Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-01
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ihe Convention. Crosi"r. Of Ihp Carroll Free |
Press. is ahead 80 lar, although Allison, Of the |
Herald. is not far behind Cadiz |
Sen.
For mean living 6hhv conct pIions Of thought
ignorance. and cowardly unhlushing insol"nce.
they cannot be equalled on terra frma. They |
can have every mans hat on that score.
Ohio PiedyHHe !
Such is the statement and endorsement OF
two OF the lo.ofoco editors Of this district
Not Two editors eiIher-one Of them is TOO base
a coward to let himself be known. The en-
dorsemcnI of The Picayuoe is signed by -
lie is afraid TO lei the world know who he is,
being assured from past experience that any
thing he may choose 10 say about individuals is
entirely dsregarded by his readers.
For the information Of the uniniliated, we
will state that The author Of the foregoing ex
tract from the Picayune, is none other Than the
Hon. Joseph Gable, the present member Of
Congress from this district. lie is particularly
sensitive about what is said about members Of
Congress, or candidates for that office. lie is
much afraid that public attention. may thereby
be directed to his own course, during the lime
he encumbcred that position. lie knows as we'll
as he lives, that he did not one dimes
worth Of service during the expired Parl of his
term. and he knows that Andrew Stewart, in
point Of talents or fitness for the post TO which
he uspires, is very much like unto himself lie
is we'll aware that if Suau should succeed in
being elected. that he, like tu SELF alier he gr,s
to Washington. will not be heaII Of beyond the
walls OF his boarding house; and hence his
anxiely that nothing be said about candidates.
Abou, the editor Of the "Cudiz Sentinel" ;" we
have nothing to say, further than that among
his own political breIhern about udiz. where
! he lives, he has no characlcr whatever, save
thai o. worthless, Wing imbecile, irresponsi
Bile libdnous coward, Who in private can be
made 10 swallow any statement he makes
through his paper, and whom no one, not even
his own party aOoul home, would believe, in a
matter about which there might b. a difference
uf opinion. When members of his own parry
brand him as scoundrel, we have no fear ol
any injury he can do to us.
But we have wandered from the subj .ct of
which we inIeOded to speak Whcn wesIared out.
Andrew Stewart and A, L. Brewer nre the can.
djaies for Congress- in this district, and it is
morally certain that one or The other of them
will be elected. Which Shoud d succeed q
What are the claims OF each Mr. Brewer is
n Vhig, respectable man. man of talents, n
man who will do SOmeth ng to let his consIiIu.
enIs know he is in Congress, aud who will, il
selected, represent The dIslrcI which, 10 tell the
truth, has not been done for The last three or
four years. lie is well acquainted with the po.
iIical history Of The country. aud able TO COM
prehend the great measures that a. presen. pgi.
tate the minds Of the people. Nothing of the
kind can, in truth, BE- said of Andrew Stewart.
lie is nothing but an upstart, who, b. fraud.
procured the omlDa,ion, and IN whose favor
JUS, nylhng al all can be said. Even the dem.
ocrats Of his own county repudiaIe him. lie
never attempted to mike speech but once, and
thai was before The packed convention which
nominated him, when he made such an eyre.
gieus ass or himself tha, his friends were
ashamed Of him. Yet, he has the presumption
to ask the intelligent people of this district to
vote for him What iusoIence. But il is no
use TO talk, The people won't vote vote for him,
and he will ye. have To stay a. home and bear
Mr.. Cable company in abusing honest men
whom he dare not meet upon The street.