Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

lnrF' was accustomta 10 "feel his oats - an,
| Ipsi north Of il playeda little fountain, send
| ~ up its cooling spray 10 remind him (Csmp
hetl) no doubt Of he Niagara Fl Is and III,
Clifton House. And thus il happened tha
every body who had spoken nt the Cour
House fefSeafs had spoken "rgbt in from.
lsM fCamnbeips) house,. Mr.. Breekinridgt
ltpae aud neither knowing nor caring Where
3anpbell lived OF wbeihei be lived apy where
- lived al ali, aud addressed the immense as.
iffplblage from the same place; and if he
! ik9mpheiI didn't like il, he had only 10 move
I|Is shsnty ont Of the way and yet for this 50
ffevotis offense. the vaorous Captain Camp.
Vel, representative from Butler District, was
Henonncing Mr. Breekinrirge in terms OF low
| IIfnPeraiion, playing The part OF "Busleron.
ltsg'' and ifunderngg % mest Mr.. B. ''in the
4 1fart OF Kentucky, or else where" But all
Is again tsro bundled miles of and III the
fhool houses and about be cross roads oil
I Montgomery, Butler and Preble. He Yves per-
etly safe any where. Did he think John G.
}isckinfoge would condescend 10 notice him
f1fSaT lfroe or under any circumstances, aud
lfsSt Fall after having lied 10 him on The floor
n tte House on The Sd OF March 1865 in de.
NiDg that he was 'Know Nothng."
gl 30 with the silly pretence that Nj. Breckin-
'llCEe had assailed him tCampbell} "right in
|ffent OF his own house." there was no. one
VOID OF Inth in it. Campbell knew better
|Aimseli. Hhe speech had been reported and
IFuhlished Just as delivered, and Campbell had
II copy Of it. He tMr. W had stood close by
.snd heard every word Of ii; and there was not
Te slightest aifusiOn 10 Campbell in il from
sRPglnning 10 end. And this BY the way, was
jast what hart the distinguished gentleman
Gom Butler Breckimiage had spoken tAiytg
fre nfinutes "yigM in front of his house."
snd nerer so much as conGescended 10 take no.
.fice that there tcas such a nan in existence. -
srbis "ns slight upon his greatness, wound
10 bis vanity not 10 be horne Lewis d. Camp.
bell had charged that for the purpose of de.
leaiing hia-bin, Lewis Davis Campbell,
Buchanan and the National Executive Com
lnlitee had sent out TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS TO
.be expended in tns District This was lust
JOS false as ridiculous, and Just as ridiculous as
b'l tAe rest. Ten thousand collars was q pret.
y pig sum 10 be expended on so small an OBJ
iect, and lie tCampbeID had set the stakes up
Weuy steep. Did he mean by this "howl' 10
sur up The "knhsas Fund" TO give him a lift
AS 10 the statement, there was not a word
OF Truth IN 1t. Ten thousand dollars, OF ten
,''OuSbFu CeHtS CUulu De expended Tor some
more important purpose. Not one dollqr had
erer come into the District for any use. So
far from 1t, The National Executive Committee
had demanded hundred to 90 Out of it. The
very documents circulated here were paid for
al home. The Democracy here had not re-
D-iveG ceat and the; didn't ask any. They
meant lono up he little joO OF deteartng the
Butler Poney" this fall, without charging
any body copper for it. They would do
IT. DO 1t efectually at their own propcr
charges and expense.
Mr.. v then concluded by referring again 10
Ihe persistent and malignant assaults upon
himself and his determination 10 hold every
one who took part in them, responsible for
il. He asked nothing but FAIR PLAY and he
meant to have 1t. While he would reject no
prollpied vote from any side, lie recognized
uily and IN its utmost extent the right of every
Ine 10 vote against him. 1t was enough for
Repubilcan TO vote against him because he
'isagreed with him in politics, and he would
hlhk none The less Of him for doing it. Bat
IS TO personal attacks, or a resort 10 unfair
means, or 10 abuse and mis- representation of
my kind, he had once again 10 say "hands
'f ; "letn alone p He would protect him [
elf at oil hazards and by all the proper means
iature or at lad put in his reach. Assailing
10 one in any instance first, no one should
With lmpnniiy asSn,l him.