The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-22
From the Ohio Statesman
A Miserable, Birty, Worthless
Scamp in the Embrace of Black

Scamp in the Embrace of Black
RepublicanisIn.
The Cincinnati .Coasmercial came up loaded
with "mare's nest" on yesterday, in regard to
a terrible development by one NJ. A. Bowling, a
low scoundrcl that acted as a lobby last win
ter in this city, during the session of the Fusion
Legislature. The Black Republicans have been
greatly bit in this fellow, and we are glad that
they have published the evidence they were pre-
pairing the public mind to receive for the past
week. Here it is copied from the Commereial,
head lines and all: -...
Specifications as to Cash Pail by the Members Of
the Democratic Pmtyf1a Ohio to Fillmore Ora
tors Letter from n. a. Boiling, Esq s l.- 4
- CIScINNATI, Oct. 9th, 1856.-EDs. CON-:
I have charged that the Democratic party of
Ohio has to great degree, furnished the money
to the American party ct Ohio, for the purpose
of making the State canvass, and have under
stood that the same has been denied. l there
fore make the following statement, to wit:
received from Douglas & Co., three thousand
dollars in Now York City on the 23d of June
and disbursed the same for the interest of the
Fillmore party of the State of Ohio. These
funds were contributed by the Democratic par
ty / have raised funds from Charles Rule and
j. J. Farran, and paid the same to Norton and
the Secretary of the State Committee of Ohio
and know that the Fillmore men who are
stumpng the State are paid by the Democratic
party. | also state that j j. Faran paid to L.
?. Norton one hundred dollars on the 23d of
September. | also state that James b. Guth-
RE, Vice President Of the State Committe of
Ohio, received money from Charles Rule, Of Gin
cinnati. have received money from members
of the Democratic party hereabout-from Jo-
seph Cooper one hundred dollars; from w.
Griswold, candidate for Board Of Public Works
one hundred dollars; from j. S, G, Burt sixty
five dollars, paid at the instance Of Gov. Medill
and various large sums from other parties.
| To all Of this | am willing to swear.
-...a. ... .-.. .... NJ. A. BOILING.
| This Boiling is one of the vllest scamps that
ever harbored in thus city--fit for his crimes tc
be in the PentaMiQry! While calculated to de.
ceivc he is wholly unworthy Of belief and Wo'd
not be believed under oath by any one knowing
him in this city. There are wrts out for hin
here, in the hands Of the proper officers, ol
crimes if all are exposed that would make the
hardest villain blush, and shock decent people
He may have imposed upon few individuals
but not upon tho Democratic State Central Com
mittee. They were wholly ignorant of any
transactions Of the kind which he pretends tt
expose, and conld not have been deceived by him
The Democratic State Central Committee o
Ohio instead OF having money to pay Fillmore
men or Black Republicans, or any body else
/ have barely had enough on hand at any one time
/ to pay their few ordinary expenses, and they
never were approached by any one Of the par,
! ties above for money for bargains Or any thinc
of the kind. And had they known that this
Boiling was trying to lilch money from Demo
Gratis in the State by false pretences, they wod
have warned them to have nothing to 10 with
him.
/ We knew that the Fillmore party had long
since disca1 del HIM, and literally kicked him
out Of their confd nee. And this cry Of
\ "stop thief" only exposes the Back Republi-
leans to the gaze Of the world, as mean enough
/ to hire such a sc5urdrel, to expose, as they no.
ped, their political opponents!
Let this Boiling, who has a wife in Fairfield
county who refuses to i've with him, furnish
sonla of this money to feed and clothc girl on
I iy fifteen years Of age, that lie seduced and her
/ child a few weeks Old, that wants father
Could all his crimes boun!olded, tie Journal,
and, we might hope even the Commercial, wo'd
shri1 k from before tho public, rather than be
caught parading his name in their columns, as
i a witness to aid their negro cause. We Shall
publish tomorrow the statements of several
gentlemen of Cincinnati, fatty contradicting
the charges and insinuatons Of the CONNER
| cial, made in advance ofpubGshing Boling's GER
tificate Of his lnoned transactions with Demo-
Gratis, whom, if he has really Swle3, have the
| pleasure of losing their money for their pains,
/ to reflect upon. 1t is more than probable that
Boiling has been in the pay of these Fremont
men, under instructions to fitch money from De-
inocTats to aid their cause, as he is just the f9l
low for such trick. t'aHe9 5ai
/ vi .--~,I.OH1o Dem. FIX. CoI RooMs,l it'll
COLUMBUS, ONO, 0ctober9th 1856 g., F.
Observing that the charge is made by the Re-
\ publican press Of Ohio that there is a coalition
between the Democratic and American parties,
and that the Democratic party has contributed
money to the American for the purposes Of the
campaign in this State, and as the charge is to-
tally anfonnded and calculated to lnislead the
public, we feel it our duty;te give it the contra
diction it deserves We not only have not con-
1trfbnted money to assist Americanism in the
/ State, but have rot leen priyy to any arrange
!. ment of the kind, and no one connected with
this Committee, or authorized to use its funds,
has in any way been connected, pablcy or pri-
Vately, with anYaFTangement between Inc par
ties named; and if money has been contributed
i by any member Of the Democratic party, wheth-
er an office holder, candidate or private individ-
ua itwas not dcne with the, knowledge or con-
tsent of the party organization in Ohio, represen-
ted by u.s. 1t mi be proper to say that no
money is drawn from thacommittees Treasury,
save upon our Joint order; and we have never
given. any order for this purpose, nor have we
had any application f0rtfundS from the American
party or any member Of it. We therefore fat!
lyand promptly deny that there is a partacle. O.
truth in such charges, and repudiate any con-
ncetion herewith which might be imagined ex-
Eisted, on account Of individuals who have deom-
ed itproper to contribute Of their means out
side Of the Democratic organization. " z ''
S. MEDARY, Chairman.
JoHN P. s1ouoH,T Acting Secretarys
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