Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-29
mansfisid Papers.

1hs ohieid dfn Banner, not satisfied
with knocking tn. Wings down, wants ic
kick them for filing. Don't triumph
over used upsfo Mr.. Shield. We
suspect the seniesse relative TO the ten.
Persnce question, ain hardly be accep.a.
BILE to portion ofHhe Democracy. Hear
it:
In the recent election, whiggery, sbo
litionism, and all other isms, have been
taught lesson b, the sovereign people,
which they may profit by; but which,
after all, judging rom past experience il
nots cry likely; or the first humbug thai
presents itself vii be as eagerly caught
as ever, TO infust some vitality in pool
dying whiggery. II is unfortunate, how.
ever, tina the lealers of these isms, in
making politica hobby of the Temper
ance question, an, attempting to ride into
office on the M5ne Law, has given SO
fatal stroke TO The Temperance cause
as every wellIwBher of his neighbor. and
of society, dsires to see intemperance
checked by constitutional and lawful re.
strictions upd the vending of liquors, or
the abuses ofthe liquor traffic. An eff
fort will doubtless be made during the
sitting of the Legislature the coming
winter to effect this but as for the Mime
Lac, The ripple of OHIO haze clearly and
polntedty kiected IL as unconsti tutionai,
unsuited y our notions of republicanism,
and woul9 if enacted, be q dead.letter
upon the sa'ute.book.
The Siied seems to be down on the
Western Reserve. 1t informs its readers
that
Abolition fanaticism, Spiritualism, and
Womaus Rights-ism, appears 10 be maxi
ing sad avoc with religion and society in
the We, ,ern Reserve. Men and women
who cl med all the puritanism of our
Pilgrim fore(athers, from one step to ali.
other Of ffanaticism, have become rank in
hdels, aid that under the very eyes, as it
Ewere, ohhe Oberlin College
We lon't know what our Reserve
friends will say 10 all this, but presume
they WILDE able to survive the charges
made agfnst them. Bro. Clessner is evl-
IDENTIFY n&a Woman's Rights Man.
We De happy to have another evi.
dence of the prosperity of Mansfield:
The nj " and beautiful three story brick
block, fr IN the Weldon corner up, is pro-
crossing finely, being now under roof,
and the borsFpartially laid. This block
is an or iament to our tlourshing and
growing bwn. and we hope it will be an
incentive to others TO dlsp'ace their old
| frames I'd similar beautiful edifices.
| The Herald, in an article headed,
Whereire We p bears the result of the
late electSn with Christian forlitude, anc
ill.conceaed resignation. livery pa'heti
cally askahe question, Is there Whig
party am pg us?'' Without answering
this. it go.s on TO say -
!, That the Staee ;s hnPslrssly DeHuurnt
ic, is fully demonstrated, and at prese
we see no remedy but for that party t.
run its full length in lis extravagant ad
ministrat.on Of public affairs, and thel
sustain q check from some movement b.
the people, Independent of all party
That the Wing pariy--will ever, as par
, ty be enabled to regain the ascendency
, and curb the ,eckless course of the De
mocracy, we do not believe. 1t ha
/ served goot purpose, and has accom-
= plished muchgood. But the occasion O
a, its organization no longer exists. Tn
issues between the old Democratic an
: Whig partieshave been narrowed down
Y new issues hive sprung up which must b
settled, whicl the people are determine
q to settle, andupon which it is an impossi
bility for theWhigs to unite.
r 1t rather tlrows the blame of the Viii
$ defeat, on tie mixing in of the Tempe,
: ance question, asser ing the following:
# Had the Wigs made no nomination
If but allowed Temperance men, and Ant
d Temperance men to carry on the hight a
g such, the reult we firmly believe, woul
!. have been il favor of prohibitory Law
It We lookedupon the nominating conver
y uon as mistake, at the time. and advise
a against it and when, as a last hope fo
: The success of the Temperance question
'f attempts we're made to have botn Whl
e and Free.soil tickets Withdrawn, and
|. peoples convention called, to put in non
e nation tcket to be supported by tn
II people, weIifted our voice in favor. B'
e blind, infatuated, superanuated Old Fogy
IS ism. prevenled--and here we are! A
o piled in the ditch! Whiggery nowhere
= The Temperance question founderin'
and the batds to fight over again! Et
party leader, need not expect the GU
rent of partyto run smooth again unit
= three great 6aesaons are settled---tt
: Temperance auestion, the Catholic que
e ton, and the Free,Sol question, and VI
on these the people cannot be Legitimate
ly divided in 10 Wings and Democrats.
Not having g fully settled the question
disbanding the Wing party the Her0
: leaves it for the more experienced to d
eide, procls dining that it will "a'wa!
fight Whig battles, when Wing principl