The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23
COMMUNE CATION.
For Ihe psmoerarie senIlnsl

MR. ALLEE.--lt seems almost imIossible 1
for the EdtOr of the Republican TO iorgivt
ihs peOpIr Of Harrison county [efhaying dec /
ted me lr the small, 'hOugh res ponSibla. ohOe
ul PrOsieadng Attorney. ]: seems very gaI-
Ing iAdeed to that gentleman. that he is not
permitled to dictate in all things, at least to
hiso~a party, tlsataotxithsTAnding his most
urS-nt and constant solicitation " them to
no. vote tOr anyone oalde Denocfa6c tick
ct. ysl they woaA persist h eKereisihg that
TighI so dear TO every freeman-the right
Of private Judgment. Indeed in regard TO
Ihe Ofiea cf Prosecutor-an Office Of no PO
u ieul importance. bat one In which the
whole people feel deep intsrest,-Mr Hat
ton f0dn lSae by the result Of the lale elec.
Iidn. bs'coaId ne4Eer dictate to his own
party A0f Brow beat VI deceive the Free
Sl,Ilffs t-IEll5lHs Ni.F ,1" I"a.
sV7ien man becomes Il candidate before
abe people for Office, some political EiitorS
EIil taks The fbertv of saying and insinuat-
iag nniay tlfiiigs deros satOry 10 his character
and fitness Tor the station 10 which he aSpi-
res. aud long continued custom seems TO
have sanctioned the PRACTICE. ...
fMhiIe ,tnieditotperihits himself to indulge
inlsueh things only daring Pie contest, his
Uoatluetl is always viewEd with indulgence,
snd after the excitement has passed away
hS'is received aniotgh his isllow cilizens Of all
pIrtiss, aud treatrd with rs murh respect
aud ca nsidetation as he was entitled 10 be-
Iefts ale eoufast began But after tile bat
tie hSs been funghe-he victory lost and
wun--Atler the blood has had time to,
cJot, ana rtaSon and Judgment resume their
sway TO continue stieh4 assaults either by
spsf' utta,'E sr SmefnL inSinuation, has even
bt3tl considered among gentlemen, as most
bjsseAnd diShonorable. Such conduct is too
lnuclf hks the warfare OF savagrs, who,
stt,si the smoke Of the battle has cleared up,
atofce pre6eed@ to torture and murder the
Sddnded and prisoners.
.dAS suunsasAhe late election was over. and
Ii was skttowh That the people had elected
me- the only one on our Democratic
G6unty ticket, Mr., Ha;ton came out in an
Elitoriaf article in the Republican, contain
iug long string of base in>inuations against
me-. being the mean coinage oftbe snlal!-fry
politicians all over the county, and mVsi, if
rot all Of which, M. latton surely had no
reasop. 10 believe were True. ! let that pass
and endeayored to forget and forgive, sup
posing that in the disappointment he felt at
not hayin5 succeeded in eIectng his whole
party ticket, he, had, as was perhaps but too
natural in him, given way to his evil dispo-
Sition, and formed consolation in venting
his spleen upon on. WAC had never sought
10 ihjure him., thought too, that great
forbearauce ought TO be exercised towards
Mr. Hatton, knowing as did, the vast pre-
ponderance Of eyilin his very nature. There
,.re some men SO full of evil and possess sing
such bad natures, that they never appear -
be at ease unless they are engaged in blow
Ing the very breath OF SANDER and detrac-
ion upon some Of lher reghbors. in this
class, Mr.. Hattop appears to hold . most
pnenriable .pre,rnlnence. 1.-The is listening
10 any foul slander or vile story told about
any VI bis fellow citizens, his eyes will light
up and sparkle with most evident delight,
That man Of this kind should often
speak evil ot all his fellow citizens is but
natural; spd it's perhaps NOT to be expected,
chat he would treat any, With that courtesy
and Kindness always characteristic Of the
true gentleman. Hence Mr., Hatton again
comes out in the las: Republican with small
editorial containing the base inSinuation that
in my "thrst for small Offices had asum
I'd those Of Tawn council, Marshall and
Deputy Shetif, a. If my success at the las
slectton had sit me up as a target for hi.
poisonous sliattsf for all time 10 come. ..
=, / certainly bad not expected such contin
ued i'll treatment from him, for even sins,
he came among u, have, in common will
most of our citizens, Treated him with due
courtesy and respect, and endeavored t.
awaken in bis breast, those feelings which
would induce him 10 struggle against tht
promptings Of his own evil nature--to raise
himself ftftlta dignity ofa gentleman in fact
and thus to deserve the kind treatment h,
received For time had hopes of sue
ceeding, but the wickedness Of the man.
heart appe 4rs.to be too great for him eve
to be other than what he is. While lif
lasts the vile instincts OF bad nature vii
gutde and rule him. On all that is good O
noble viii he continue to spit his venom
like fies, which trouble not the swine tha
'wallow sin the nlirP, vet often cause the no
hess animals to feel ther sting.
4 intended 10 have also said something a
bout Mr.Ilatten's most ungentlemanly, bu
perhaps thoughtless habit, of endeavoring tt
hftEIfrff PRIV ate CoHN ciShIlOHS Dy uNeApeC
tedlF thfuslihs himself into company wher
two orthree gentlemen may be standing to
gethcr talking Of their own private matters
and Of the evident disgust have seen sue
persohsniAntest at hismeddesome iutcrfcr
pno,; 'bu wilfEct those things pass for tn
pres III. gAhd in conclusion permit me mos
respectfully t6feg'ie>t Mr.. Hatton 10 let S
humble an Individual as myself alone for tn
future; and not to seek to create ant
and Keep up that pickering and animosit,
wheh4mfthe end must make him odious t
all his ieigibofs Life is too short, an,
time too precious with both him and me, t
be ffiuered away in such fruitess pur
suits. In all kindness ] will say to him
that Il wish to respect him as a gen
tleinan. and will do 50 for the time to come
If he shall manifest any disposition to meri
the tfsatfnenth he receives h..''
5Flankiag You fer your kindness In per
hitting me the use Of ynur colum for thi
commuuieaten remain respectfully yours
LEWIS LEWTON. .
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Fh ASNHIG SfoRY isEdcKED rs THE HEAD
WhtHRobert J. Walker resigned the Mis-
sion To China. lie refunded every dollar G
the outfit, although he had expende5 som