The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-08-05


mort or until be was cons,roJ bv ,b. u,oo,;,,, ;
for the part he took in the nm ot his ceebra
led Ordinance. of whom, he IL ,bc rn,",od n,Snr
tworthv child of snch n faiherS ,hop1h sorno eY
nresa tber doubts oG lie icgit;mocv liz Ill. ono
who ia selccondemnnd asLs io Io hoo I'll sno.L
10 be heard sneak too NJ what bo calls qrog'
sellers meeting. and q. what th.nJcr;na evbs,
towerinp eloouence ns the old Dntch yon,n |
said; show he lid make his 6s,s tovn---peen,es
might tout he was a ua rrellinu and 6oh,inc "nnd
most assuredlv IL The celcbroted Don 6,;xote
had passed along about that time be wonid i'm se
taken him for another Windmill. I am truly
thankful there were none killed and but few had.
lv scared for discover ye n re NO, afraid 10 an
near ON the old battle oronnd again viii vn,
hear what the learned Squire saws:
! see published in the Cbronicle n number Of
resolutions purportinp 10 have been pnssed lone
would take IL from this he was going 10 disnute
the autbencity of their passage tbo words i'm.
pl,s doubt purportinp 10 ba We been pnssed nt
meeting of the citizens of Kirkwood township
and vicinity. There was a meeting land sure
enough there was,) gotten up bv Jobn Sbonberd
and John Miller posting up notices ia nd he ga va
they circulated a report that Judge X Kennon and
Peter TallInan wouid address Tho meoting there
by inducing number to attend said meeting ~
Wonder if that report induced tbe Sou;ro 10 at
tend; this appears to convey the idea that If il
had not been for that report the meeting wonld
have been failure. Welt that idea NAV console
him little let him enjoy il. What next
"tbis was an indipnatinn ,neetino for ,bs groo.
sellers to express their malgnancy ngainst Jesse
C. Cowgill and myself (bip man me sonire. trus.
Zee and pettifoger,) does he expeet 10 raise svm
pathy by this; now wonld inst ash ,be Sonire
how many grogsellers were at the meeting and
how man spoke and expressed their malignnn.
cy I believe there were but four who smoke
| to witt General Hoover, that same said John.
SON." DR., Chapman. md ntbat same soid Hon.
. ney," as the Squire saws How manv of these
were gropselers? | can sneak for mvself new
] er was engaged either in the manofac acture or
o sale of the ardent Can the learned Sonire ga
K as mucb2 Oh Johnny II. NV Joe. did not John
o H. Johnson, when he came 10 soiourn among the
d good people of Kirkwood. come ont or n Still.
G house from being engaged in tho mannGa cture
i and sale of this 'isoul destroying poison" How
= long is il since he left off tippling3 Iask for in
i formation, But he has made n discoverv he
d ought TO seek patent right for Il The Demo.
d Gratis in this township are divided Wbata nitv
e thew were 80 few in numbers comnored IN he
g Wings and few as there are of them The noor
!. fellows arc divided: "a Dart.n he saws. "aro in
O favor Of law and order I srrnoso H., nno,n
= his ordinance utbo yesidpe arc In ,vor af onar.
:. cbv and misrple" Sonire bs o,rari 81 non,
r yerncitv Now If he means hv ,h;s ,h,t ,Ioss
who are opposed To his ordnance are al in "a %,
Of anarchy and misrule LET me tell him he viii
h find the whole pbalanx oT The domocraIs in xiii
" wood wi,b hn, row axoar,;ona Ia .'s. ,i,, , y.
put 'he great body oil the wings are arrayed
l. snou'oer TO shouiaer i under the banner oi the
ouos ghost. he learned Sonjres ina g;nat;on :"
put Dut the peniocrats are divided, and only to think
,nat 70 nose aivioea democrats the squire is in
d oeoleo Ior an ms ociai honors Is not TINS the
If same sald Johnson VINO formed a coalition
his Wbin frionds to'w;,. IA Wara Wv. ~ -
d WIN. rack ana received the ONCE oil Assessor a,
Ic"aId ,of treason 10 MS party friends, and
now IKE 'onh lyler' ne must rePudlato those
10 whom he owes ms elevation; but that's the
way WIN al traitors'
!" Let me say 10 my friend Johnson, Qor be-
iieVe ne ~ my riehd, though not intentionally,
u you WISH 70 diSsolVe the partnership, and tc
d SET up on your own NOOK or to sell out to the
u SONS o. lcnPerance' perhaps they bid highei
D. , man man inc democrats am content and the
u Democrai'c party IN hifkwood' ana the grea'
u pody OF lhe ms 100 VIII say amen to- it, Facts
y SIR; Iac's must exist ms same said Johnson