Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-22
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How thtpoor liule Pic. Of last week tries 10
O. round the communication o. Jouv l. BLACK.
py7y h aiq"Ftcs Pye,t' Of The G,h inst
%, combined talent Of The Central dcmocra-
e. Is brgugh. to bear upon Nr. Blackburn. -
What a desperate s.ruy5le ! The locolocos
are al ia ConyuIsioas, aal well they may be,
f,r tn. Y may as well be prcplred for the shock
.ha, .t,yGrc doomed to receive il October -
= p't become 50 'x5i.ed, gyn.lemen the
Wigs wonthurl yoa, if they DO give you a
N.l,I.o1 defeat. Because man is poor
made 20 BY misforlunc--is no reason why you
~uouid all rounce upon and try 20 dcvour lin,
You know It's dishouorabe to strike fallen
',-. aud We bad expected to see little char
D.. iron. Tic HUMAN portion Of the Democrat
j. party
such pm'ing because an hoacs' mln, dare
declare his innocence, when charged by M
IrEcpioG scoundr,ls and liars, We have new
or seem snt il looks hioi of foolish, anl for
olg part, we would aayise Mr.. "A. H." to just
dap lie line and take up oee more oliiag a
n.Aman--ror iustmce so up into "Molly
S.ah' and see how The Major is getting A.
long As for the ediArial dignity OF the Pr
qyoac we never shall look for any nop, The
c.i'or, tOls we could no. expect anything bSt
OF, as it is in common keeping with his
pas, liIe to dcscry the innocent alj shield The
aui,y. We have had some perS0a0i demor.
,,.at!on ofthi5 little morsal of humtniy's tact
at his Kind of work, anl are proud 10 say We
stud trmnpl an i above all such riPe,Y
We Ge macgutin,ed with Mr.. Blackburn,
tu, have 70 doubt but he spoke the truth in
r.a.iJUolhe cllin held against hin by the
ua1gau4ssyaG4 We believe him to be an
l,actrr, from What We can hear Of him
n.mN,rtigbbors bo,A Democrats and Wings
a.l We Gnihcrblcyo this huge wurcry raj
Sod against himB rcpletc with falsehood and
Misrepresentation. Be that as it may, his
ognoaGh stands charged with achreiDg- (a Ia.
,ai.le game Of his)--lLe county gu, Of c40-
- dheh 40 one ever opeais he will pay, elect
81 o., ao'.
lht't~.g,wa wisdom" Of the Picayane
loo, DHys" Will Just about as much con
-t,'.n6} rs be has frequently undertaken to
,IIt..5 Bis 2aestEsl AMI i'sIoaoyel name -
Sa.mc 20 il nam, so far l,s to humanity, that
naaI iYr Che sake Of party, SO falsely place
'ray9lhtcyys %. toMm unity the honest words
cl "a honest man. Such man is unGt to oc.
cary station oirc pcclabili'y, and should be
ghun,ya BY every honest anil gool citizen as a
lypSsor a crawling tsDle--which is ever ready
70 sling while your back is tcracd'
The editor certainly knew that there was nc
bribery ID Li.e proposition Of Mr. BLAcn2uRS--
to pas an honest debt when he was able. i
shat le h.luy wepresune that the editor
Of tue Ptcoy4Ae has never committed bribery
oalyivben be eoall no: Otherwise avoid it.
Thyrs is no better evidence to our mind. o
NJ. Blackburn honesty, than the how,ingi
II lslweek's Pitoyaac When a man is char
sed allh dishonesty Ly noted nane-deia
,ner We are ready TO believe that he is an hon.
orabIe MAJ, and one w.io IS 100 much superior
in poia Of honesty to be worked upon and pied
witheeitch fingers" Had Mr. Blackburn
heeaof the same srigsas the acting editor ol
he Ricayges you would never have seen any
ot tsai Shiny 6th hurled at him. from that
quarter bu, possessing On honest mind, proud
SOL, and the name aud bearing of gentleman
i,e egulJ pot pass siiioa. shot from The Poy-
gqasgfesS.
instead Of ibjpripg M. Blackburn by such
tlre-iacsd ard easy-ceiceied lies, We cannot
hlt-hink i VII rsa0ual to bis benefit and
fufber ha 1nera opinion Of his honesty oI
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