American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-08

wv "i''J ho'S AAOlO " S") oh thLo oiO
jcct hereafter.
The Ohio Statesman and its Corespon-
dent "FrnGklin'' alias LADY FRANK
LIN TUTHiLL L. Nj.
The last Weekly Statesman comes TO us
with communication setting out certain
articles Of our last paper, signed by
"FRANKLIN." When our distinguished
Government funetionary the Post Master
and editor of the Ohio Eayle became a
"FRAExLTN' is hard to tell We always
knew there WAS something burning within
him which he wished to Communicate to
the would, and now lis OUT, H. is ven
cradle "FRANKLrN;" bu! which of tho
Franklins it is, we cannot diy1Se. "Old
Ben, peace to his memory, has been
dead many years. Sir John perished in
the Arctic regions; and the only Frank,
lin" that has made any noise in the world
is Lady franklin. ,Presunong, therefore,
that the Post Master being something of
an old granny, has adopted this distin-
guiShed female as his patron saint, we will
just christen him "LADY FRANKLIN
rUTIllLL P. NJ and for the purpose
Of making it look large We put it ir capi
tails.
lady Franklin sets out by pronouncing
our paper zone IF tie oilest Of tie cile" and
after quoting Mr.. Williams article "our
sentiment" speaking of the editor of this
paper, he says:
CATER labcring through the entire cam
no;,rn ia .1,y,to tn M ,a onJ ~, ,,,,
Of the same stripe and sentiments of Sum
ner and Seward, he now says that the
congregation of these men here to glorify
over their success, which he aidel to the
extent Of his ability to effect. SIS to b, a
reasonable conVention," and he warns all
true patriots to "avoid having any con
nection with it,"
A most unblusfing falsehood Lady
Franklin Tuthill p. NJ. We never labor
ed to elect to Office such msn as SEwinD
and SUMNER, and well you knew it, when
you penned it. We never pronounced
this "a reasonable convention" and well
you know it.-Again speaking of US, he
says; .. ,.. ..r,.e
"IIe has labored to build up the party
in Ohio, and now he turns about and tells
his delpded followers that the very men he
has irportuned them, to put in office are
traitors to the Union and the Constitution.
What can the people think of such a man?
l do not differ with him in what lie now
says, but to call attention to the "honest
Iago" who takes this position after lie has
done all he could to disgrace the State"
Another glorious old falschood of your
own coming, Granny Franklin. We have
never pronounced the men we have labor
ed to put into office Traitors 10 the Union
and the Constitution. You know the con-
trary to be the case, your Ladyship.
You say 'you don't differ with US.
We are glad to learn that your sentiments
have undergone change, but fear it will
be of short duration. a.
He then quotes Mr.. Williams rosurrcc-
ton Of the old Wing party.
$50 it seems that this beautiful pink did
Join in an unh0ly alliance with disunion
lists and Abot1ionisls."
So it seems. your Ladyship, that you
pen more lalsehoods in as few lines as any
Editor living. You knew full well when
you penned that communication to your
brother Medary Of "cdsSe qqire' notoriety,
that we never pcnned one word Of the ar
tcles quoted, but that they had met our
solemn disproval. But you thought that
if Samuel only had hold of it, all the little
tadpolos that wigglc their filthy tails in the
Sag NIGHT quagmirc of LocofoeQism would
join in the cry, and you would thereby
make some capital;- but LADY FRANKLIN
TUTH1LL p. NJ, you are welcome to it.
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John Soarles, Of the City Book Store, tc
his new and. complete stock Of standard
and Miscellaneous works, Annuals, Gift
Books, &c. We have taken glance al
his selections, and find many works that
have never yet graced the shelves of a
Book Establishment in this city. His
stock Of EnnIals, Gift Books, Poetical
Works, &C., is complete. And every, one
who will call, cannot fail to purchase
Drop in and examine for Yourselves.