The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

n 0one q Ruotea b oAb.
The Ciacianati Gssetss OF the s,h makes
an expose ofshe herculesn eaof,s At fusion
which 10 bsiss made BY the leading Ruchan-
isn and Fillnoslsss Of Ohio. Itssys:
The sblect otshs priacipal leaders in the
FILLMORE party = Ohio has mot for some
sine post been ssutiect Of doubt with those
who have takes The trouble 10 look closely
into matters. They did not expect to car
~ the State nor . single district in which
nominations have been made, but the Fill
more tickets were placed in the Geld for the
purpose OF aiding in the success Of the bo-
gus Democracy. We want to be distinctly
understood % charging this upon the .eslers
sad not upon the body Of the party. The
Fillmore iesdes aad Buchanan leaders have
understood each other very well for some
time, and the money OF the latter hss been
contributed freely to the sappost OF the for
msr. N
The friendly relations existing between
the leaders OF ,ae two parties convinced us
some time ago that their obisci was one ana
the same, viz. the success Of the bogus DE :
mccracy. We nov have proof OF this isci,
and proof Of system Of esstuPuoh 1nss
has no equal, We believe, 40 tne history OF
Ohio politics Witnesses that We saaii IN
troduce this morning are - - noians
| and ". Griswoid. The 'sfnss mas eeeh
| leading FILLMORE speaker in this State, and
the latter 10 . Democratic candidate tor the
Board Of Public Works- Here 10 a state
! men, made BY NJ. A Boiling
Specssoetson as 70 cash yaid By TIE Aezsssrs
tie Demars.sc Party 80 OAio 10 Fat
more Orators Letter from N. A Boiling,
Esq
ClxckxATl, Oct. 8, so.
have charged that the Democratic par.
" Of Ohio has. to great degree, furnished
The money TO the American party OF Ohio
for the purpose OF making the State canvass,
and have understood that the same has
been denied. Therefore make the follow
/ inc state ment, to.wit.-l received from
Douglas 4 Co. 5000 in New York CITY,
| on the sd Of June, and disposed OF the
ssme for the interest OF the Fillmore party
| in the State Of Ohio. These funds were
contributed by the Democratic party.
have raised funds from Charles Rule and J.
J. Fsrren. and paid the same to Norton and
the Secretary OF the State Comnttes oil
Ohio; and know that the Fillmore men
who are stumping the State are paid By the
Democratic party.
| also state that ]. J. Farren paid to Z. P
Norton 4l0o on the AID Of Sept, 1856.
also state that James B. Guthrie, Vice Pres
iden, Of the State Committee Of Ohio, re-
! ceiyed money from Charles Rule, OF Gin
cinnsti. l have received money from mem.
oers Of the Democratic party hereaboni--
from Joseph Cooper, 1l00. from w. Grls
void, eanoidate for Board of Public Works
5loo. from j s. G. Burt, sos. paid al the
instance OF Governor Aedill--snd various
large sums from other parties.
| To all this an willing TO swear
n. A. 6oILiss..
Upon this expose i Is not Necessary 4
make single comment, as j, explains u
self.
| TIE leiier addressed 10 Mr.. Boiling b.
Wayne 0riswold, Democratic candidate 10
Board Of Public Works, urges fusion
the two parties. He says
"If you can only get your tickets iato III
> isld, that 10 II you can get lndepenaen
! Congressional nominations, and fillmor
State ticke, made OF men who vail stand
and that 10 what many OF them want, yo'
will be able to GET more. ! have take
with number OF Democrats who would b
| ready II they could zee three cornere
6ght. Iwould get all your nominauoh
made a. soon - yon can, that VIII give 20
a gres, impulse great many OF the Of
Wings want full ticket, and that woui
1 encourage the Democracy to greater e
fort. The Democracy are going TO fight
noble battle in Ohio. They are al work
every poist of the State, united and de,el
mined. We shall poll one hundred and 81,
] ,y-fye thousand Democratic votes, an
: thirty i've thousand votes for Fillmore WI
; insure Democratic triumph. The onl
thing is 20 get = State ticket, one that vi
s,and-thsI done, and it will not require on
. half of the effor, TO do what yoa need. Va
1 ought TO call on those | mention. Dri'
shead with your wosk-you can't do be
ter deed Tor the State and nation"
The cry of fusion which resounds fro
the Buchanan press, is akin to that of"sts
thief" uttered by the rascal who 10 himss
. the guilty party. It is well that the eye
an ever wstchfui opposition 10 upon the'
! dsma2ogues, otherwise the interests al
prosperity of our couatry would rest uPo
he naehinstions OF selfish and unscrupI
lous band OF Office seekers.