Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-27

Z The par excellence. DenessvsO Committee
Free SOiler, Horse Doctor. Deacon and al J.
thought It wise. aSd for the good Of DsnOcrA
: Ley tgigrevah uPOP the ten dollar day geo.
tleman To become peeuniArly interested in the
y Democrats paper mill; in which desirable OBJ
lject they succeeded. After which an irres-
, lponsible slanderer was to be employed. to IA
J, ther all the calumnies. II il became necessary
q show real pameas editor or father And
in casting about them, the Democratic Goa,
mittee suggested to Robert that PeradVenture
be could hire 'Ze leetle Know Nothing" 'oh,
D yes says the ten dollar day gentleman. 4
can, with thirty small pieces Of silver BVT him,
body and hreecheS, long HArR and allP for prin-
} cples he has none, Well doneS says the
Free. Soil Committeeman, here is Ons-half of
the hand money '0h, no. says the Horse
Doctor see here, Mr., l know love
money, but here is three pieces Of the price,
just to give the thing RoLAr.' And very soon
the price was shining on the great red counter;
and in the meantime Robert brought cousin in.
God bless you, cries the Doctor, how glad
am to see you The leete Know Nothing con-
WhallOPing (cOnvalescng) right back into old
mother Democracy. the first principles of ThOs.
. Jefferson, and General washington. Here my
dear little fellow is what we are all fighting for
/. the dimeS,' and then turning over the thirty
little pieces, to make them look as large 80 life
= says, here, my dear fellow. take them, sign
the bond, and the squire will administer to you
e the Sag Nicht OATH He holds up his well
haired top knot, bn! With eyes sbashed, he
crosses his arms upon his breast and passes
: J, the solemn ordeal Of the new baptism iato the
Pierce fold Of Democracy. We know that some
= = Of our readers can not so readily imagine thai
i. all the foregoing statement could have taker
$ place, nor do we assert that all did; but we do
I. know that some Of the facts did transpirs and
the others are easily to be inferred from those
we know. We do know that this same haired
beauty did edit and publish The Cynosure.'
(which advocated and favored the Know No.
Things or Americans, and that it did say all
manner Of hard things Of MessrS. McKean d
Laird, the former editors Of the Companion,
and not forgetting certain notable parsonage
OF Augusta, and we do know that Messrs. Nc
Kean q Laird did stop editing Rnd publishing
THAT sheet, and that Robert Atkinson did buy
an interest in that organ, and that his cousin is
the slAnderer hired for this campaign, as his
own filthy card shows. And we do know that
the paper and ink is purchased, and the hands
at present hired with the money Of some per-
son or persons said to be the money Of the
Democratic committee. Then taking ell these
self-evidenL facts, can you not readily zee and
infer the balance?
And what is more, we aver that by hook or
crook olthis self same honest committee, one
Mr.. HinAn was the foreman compositor ID that
office, until this 'leetle Know Nothing came
Into power, and that forthwith Mr.. Hinan walk.
ed the plank out Of the Office, through the
Ihols the Carpenter made without his pay, for
hard services performed, by day and by night.
Why is this? Is it because Mr. Hinan is an
Irishman by birthH Is it because this self same
'leetle Know Nothing is Know Nothing still,
of the old prescription schOoli If so, leetle
fellow speak right out, and tell the truth, al
though you may be by the Sag Nicht regime,
sworn TO the contrary.
II such a reckless course pursued By dem
ocratic Pierce and pro Slavery committee can
succeed in getting foreign born citizens to vote
for Pierce and Slavery then we have not right
ly estimated the intelligence Of that class who
have in days gone, opposed the cOrruptiOns o
LOcOfOcOism in all its intrigueS aud turnings in
extending human bondage over territory that
has for six thousand years been COnsecrated to
liberty and unlimited freedom.
In short, shall a party that uses such nefa-
rious means, to conquer, come out vict0-
rious in this great contestS Will men Of in tel.
ligenCe, Of fore ign birth, and now truly Amer
lean citizens in fact, in feeling and at heart, be
scared away, out Of the moving, living masses
Of solid, substantial and intelligent freemen
OF all the old parties who are now setting their
faces against and in solid phalaDz walring
Slavery and oppression in whatever form its
hydra head may present itself9 Nay, indeed,
not one intelligent citizen Of that class, will do
so when he rightly understands the true posi-.
ton OF the great Republican army.
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Candidates.
II is not our desire. nor our province, 10 ca.
lumniate nor abuse any man because he is
candidate for Office. But We claim Il IL ON.