Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
JOB WORK
Z IF rom the Dayton Empire.
svALLANDINGHAM,S REPLY
TO CAMPBELL.
(coNcIUDRD.

As The charBciefrof ihe men would thu
sell themselves 10 bear false WINGS, MI v
said that he held paper in bis hand sipnse,
by This same poor unfortunate man, vhjcj
would show what he wss. Respeet.fer Es
pIcRs deceased father, and sympathy for hi,
ipmily, prevented him from reading the record
& bis sllalne. Z ..5gs +,
Here loud and repeated cries went up from
, certain portion OF the iaTge assembly. o
read --reod--read;p ssHe's got nothing ~
9 ~ only blank paper = and contra dicior,
cries 81 don't read, We know whnt it is y
and hnally some Of Mr.. Espich,s friends call.
ed ior The reading. Mr.. VaIlandigham tben
SAID That be would read it. He then read The
8 paper signed Jscnary Is, 1886, by o. R. Es,
pich. acknowledEing himself guilty OF bavinl
sIandered the wife Of the. man who ownes
The paper, retTacting the SANDER and begeint
foE iogveness. Sir, said Mr.. v. beginning
thus two years ago as the sIanderer GG female
character, be has continued true 10 bis IN.
stncts 10 the last. u saeq. rt
Such Is The character OF .he men who are
subofned and Put Jorward inths matter.
AND now have only 10 say further, thaI
50 lar from having the conversation set forth
ID this statement, nerer, aeper, at any time
prior TO that election, in any place, bad ana
conversation with this man Espieh on The
subject st ali. s,ssss s4s 4@F
: kM " spoke nextof certain affidavit
which had been produced from one Henry
Sialey by Mr.. Edwin Parrot, and which, as
Slaley intended il 10 read simpiyestated that
be lStaleg) was once present in The Lodge al
the Montgomery House, when his father Inou
dsad) told bin thai the man they were iniiIa
ting was. Mr. Vallhndigham, but ths: he Inn
sell hnep hoihing about il aud did not kno,r
sdld had ntrtr seen Mr., VaiiandighGm. This
aiiidayil, Nh. v. said, he knew 70 be in exis-
fenee, and be had heard That IL did moi read
Aas Slaley designed il TO read. he tMr. v.
{ demsnIed that il sbonld be prodaced ond pub.
I hshfd. He hid aIighl 10 see il. and he mennl
,fiio have III And he now challenged and dared
his libelltfs and siaDderers who were in The
base conspiracy 10 20 on with their dirty work
and Get up o bnndred such statements and
offidayits, false gasblesl, or showing matters OF
no moment. He meant TO see that the scales
cfsjuslice werepoised exactly in the end, aud
he wanted them aud his friends 10 resi- as
sured that he would emerge isom HE din and
smoke Of the conajct frailess and n1scalhtd.
Mr. v. npw resumed the history of Lewis
u Campbell fle won,ed next 10 know If
x his competitor was The Lewis d. Campbell
who ~ June 1855 lried his hand in'cnDcociing
apl1tsosin for the KnDw Notthngs st Pbifa,;eI
phia IN which the North and South were 10
unite and The slavery qdesion declared {" AN
acTsIDE issuE," 8nt. VII fof his pains got a
styere scoufging from Horace Greeley Was
he the man also who carried "fn his pockelp
q ceriajn letter from Salmon p. Chase, and
then tried 20 dodge nut OF the fac, in his cor.
Tespondence with Chnfles Anderson, tn coz
neredby the proof He wanted 10 know II
bis competitor was ihe L. d. Campbell refer
red to in that famous ''Hghting" lellerof Ap-
defson's dated OF Eaton, October 2, 1855, and
which had ntuer been onswred to This dag?--
In that letter Anderson had woDted 10 know,
'.why Compbeli couidn'tikeep better, togeih-
err" There was not so much Of him, shat he
I should gethis limbs tangledyup. So il was,
z The .ButIer Pony, was, in jockey phrase,
-s.all sbroad;' and sold Mr. v. hers "ail
abrosdp yet, and never can recover his tro.,
though be talks SO largely Of f,jnst' walking
over The track and showinga pair OF clean
. heels.' FRS 49, e. u
Again, was he The man who on ihe f5th or
September 1895, went 10 the Republican State
Convention OF Pittsburgh, and ATTEMPTING 10
thrust bis Know Nolbingism upon it,igot Sc
veselyfebuked by The Piltsburg Gazette. and
then promised 10 ''lsy il sside'' for the pre.
sensf Was Ne the man who wrote a lsiier
flastfalf denouncing the Trimbie menus asore.
heads and The Union men as"boo .hoos, :,
and then In February last at ihe Fillmore raj. |
( ification meeting. undertook The Job Of saving
the Union himself, and proposed 10 insure il 1
for tnhe because when be was "6a infant
on The Ohio riy6T,s The Kentucky regiment
arrived just IN time 10 rescue him (this sweet
young in.ant) from The scalping knife Of the !
saysges hired by British Gold3 "a
Was he The man who was candidate for
Speaker, and didn't wanl 80 caucus because |
he thought he could "fx things upS with |
bolh the Know Nothings and The Republicans, |
and then quanelied with Schouler OF The
Cincinnati Gazette, beconse he told him he |
Could mol win and advised him 10 decline q
Was ne The man who pending The ballotines |
FOR Speaker and after he had been forced to |
decline, moved 10 put Mr. Or Of South Giro
hna, 10 The chair over Mf. Banks head. Was
( u ihe man who was a candidate for United
States Senator against Wade, and didn'teet
elected Was It The sell same Lewis d (. l
Campbell, who even aspired tothe Prssiden. /
fy and as the Cihcinnbii Commercial said h
"wps The choice Of one or two School Dis.
triofs for that Office and who upon the
strength OF iigotup that pensiye looking nth.
cgraph which was found hanging up In The
bar-fooms, saloons and livery stables ali over
dhe Disthct7 Was he The man who in his
famous fhlmofe ratification speech OF Febru.
ary ~ 1855, declared That he had never desert.
ed me Wing party. forgetting that on the 18Th
o. Fepfnafy SIX years before he had beasted oil
sswheeing onl Of tbes0ld Wing Guard and
Standing on efmed neuifslivf Who pro
neaHcea The Wing party then sdeiunct in the
abslraet,s end thonght hK other parties Ia a
s,s's o. aecn1use'i cc'.fassisd2n Who then