Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02
Who Kiilcd Cock Rohini.

We had occasion to open to the honest peopie
Of Ohio, one act in the Fusion drama, whereia,
Judge SPA LnGsG was the Star player The JuJro,
with genius Of that casslof politicians who i'm.
agine that sharPness probity, and intriguing
ability--contessrd that he had helped to cOneact
a resolution which was intended us trick, and
which, by saying every thing and meaning moth
Ing, was traudututly intended to deaeiSe the
Free Solers into the support of Gen! CAss IL
became our duty, for the infurm lton lof those
who might from the Judges confession, think
him political rogue, 10 Vihdicate him BY the
statement that the Judge oposod the rcsoluto,, an
The committee, ohiwhich he was nember!dsPYe
haye not as yet printed the reason fer the Judge'si
opposition 1t was that it was TOO anti-sauyV---
The Judge, being an ardent supporter OF CAss,
employed his fine talents during the campapnn' ~
lo43, ia defending Cssss principle Of non Inter
rentioa, antil CAss was defeated alda whie elec.
It'd. 1t is supposed hat, in consequence OF his,
failure TO beat Gen. TAYLOR, that he took IL
strong dislike to the Wing pafty, and has Sea
ever since iaboring to eFecti,s dissdluaobG ana
believing, with tia Journal, that Free S6iign,
was the most potent Instrument for, the death OF
Whiggery ne joined that party and ming led in its
nldngrel crowd 1T the Fusion Conventon, and
with what result the following delicate testih,on.
ial from the Cincinnati Enquirer will de6,6p.
strate.---SiGtesmG7. srs,es;. es ss ht.s sf Irs
""We consider it settled. therefore. that rho
Wing party i'd no more. five could regard i,s
exit as voluntary giving up of the ghost, We
might give it credit for the performance Of ons
act of patriotism, and tread lightly upon its ssh az
but . deep suspicion pervades the pubiiebmitid.
that its demise was FASTENED BY certain tcxigal
preparations enthusiastically treacherous rie aca,
who surrounded its bedside. This suspicion il
strengthen d by the fact that among the Il.
tendanls up,u the venerable doFunet, darng its
last illness, was General Rufus P. Spsi4jse,ta o.
man who had the unblushns eifronsgg II 4:c!ard,
in tha presence OF a Convention, that hu 9borc3
in lS4o, until big beads ofperspraiion attot upon
bis forehead, to constructs ptutortn which @tsuiI
deceive the Free Soilers into the support Gen.
Cass! Now, the man who would be, guilty. Of n
fraud like this, much more him who would boast
Oft in the presence OF honest men, would not
scrupe to slip strychnne into the toasi watef of
ennciated Whgsery. aAtasaif events, whether
there was Or was not tdeep damnationy in 4ths
taking off, the fact that such men as Spauginp's
confession proves him too be. had access 10 H.
sick man couch,' would at least warrant 'p99;'
mortem examination. I Hofgdoz1gf b5fiahaf E
For the benefit Of those who have .ua ases.leal
claims against the late lamcnted,,i we, waud
state that Messrs Swan and Blicke. .lsdeEt II have
been appointed to administer upon the es,ato2-
The assets are understood to consists ofseithtyi
thousand Wing voters, hall Of which arean6t ne..,
gotiable, and an hundred thousapd dolaas s;lyahnr
Columbus Insurance Company, Invested tY. ex.
Auditor Wouds..' 'A - ''''''"' ~ '~' t'~''' '"'