Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-30

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probability save them at the second
But We must be cautious, we must not lei
the foreigners know what we are about. or
they'le break; aud when we are with the Fiji.
more men. We must talk Know Notbingism,
and IheL pay The - literally and after all
the praying Of their abolition preachers, we will
beat them. What difference does 1t make.
where they carry slavery to. or how they
blast Our territories. so We &c! well paid? 1t
would be better to give up our independence
and manhood, than TO lose the Federal Offices.
Il would be better to make even Ohio a slave
state than 70 lose our places. That's right
cried the molly crowd. Them is nv senti.
men:s rejOined large filthy looking fellOw,who
they called general. and who Iesembled my no.
tons of a border Rufian, after assuming the
air of dignity, he continued "lets charge on
their whole corpse---lets send consummunity in
to their vitals, and as it we're Post mortenize
the whole crew.
Just for moment let's take retrospective
view of the future and we can knock paci6ca-
ton into the whole fraternity" AT the appear
ance, and name Of the speaker was so buried
IN amazemeut that, the rest of his eloquent
speech was lost to my memory. At this point
entered aprimp lillle creature, on crutches, who
carried box of pomatum in one pocket, and
vial of essence il the other, with SORT of
Frenchiied bow; introduced himself, and after
enqulrng for the health of those present, and
the OidoWs generally, he fixed his mouth in the
most approved fashion. Indeed should have
thought that it was little Miss Just returned
from boarding school instead of man; but he
proceeded TO say that dimocracy is above par.
and to utter something about Lauthers and
Leesburgh, when he was suddenly stopped by
the entrance of Mr.. Post Master a rough
looking specimen of humanity, whose face
was OF scarlet color, and whose nose resembled
large potato. with prongs putting out here
and there, and whose eyes doddled in th cir
sockets like two rotten apples. in night pot.
After displaclng the stump of a toby cigar,
he commenced, "see here gentlemen. I'll be
---.--- of we dist can't beat them with. |
out any dilTulty! got Dumas bill, and dist
know the Conshtution.--Now dist see here.
we've got the thing fixed, the Cap. and Mac.
and me, made the arrangement without anv
iihulty Va are to use spurious tickets, and
we can get the Fillmore votes, and with these
o help US, we will knock the Miamies, out of
he - black Republicans. Is the arranve-
nenkhade? Enquired half dozen anxious
aces at once? Yes responded the speaker, it
dlS't fixed. "Good." cried the Squire, ever
good responded Miss Nancy "Thats fine,
aid the Miss Now we've got them laughed /;
,reasy face. By George that gives it eclot :,
Dared the general. We're getting back to ,
where | started, when | organized the Know p
'othngs," cried Lippard, it is my platform, .
wanged out The little house button man. A
eneral joy and shaking hands. now followed G
nd they were about to separate when, enter .
the landlord, and begged an audience. - 7
le said be had been instrumental in compile 4
ng the arrangements and he enjoined pro- q
'und Sc cresy. .
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Says he, il the foreigners find out that we :,
ave allied with the know nothings, il will be 1"
day with them: bat we must lie them out of II
and we are all pretty good at that: have :.
zen everything. but disguise it as you will. | "t
n and will be Know Nothing and the De. st'
ocracy ought to have hitched with them long bl
20. There is no trouble in making the igno. wi
INT Irish and stupid Dutch. vote our ticket IT
nd then the fun Of it Is, we will make them :,
roscribe themselves. I'll
You know how nicely we pulled the wool TEL
ver the eyes of the Free Soilers few years a. err
}, we kept them voting with us for years. =. Gu
es, spoke the little pimp. made them be- NJ,
We vas the best Free Soiler in the world
d they ought to have elected me Treasurer oV
Il - Here the Miss Nancy, interfered 7 sh
ade them any pledge they asked me to. and br
ey voted for me. for Delegate and for Sena- oa
!; but we are done with them low. and as
have heretofore abused the Know Nothings ~
$ alliance with them must be kstt to our
yes; for there is great many democrats en'
It turn somerset as quick as we can And
Will De necessary to use them, for we must
We the offices OF Government, and then to
genteel, we must have slaves, and to have ,rr
IN we must put slavery in all the territories.
then we can have 1t our own way: but can 'u'
se Fillmore men be relied on. Yes replied rlei
Land lord We have got that fixed, and ey ha'
one Of them will vote our ticket You NAV but
! 90 that. The Cap. has been to Harlem I,.w
Kilsore and the thing is fxed All we y"
to 10 is to run it straight through. We sia'
st deceive the Fillmore men, and keep the l. ha'
and Dutch Democrats from knowing that and
have formed any alliance with the Know. pra
things, and by means OF great duplicity. we -.
cheat all of them. If we can ls tho "e"
,g right along ourselves we can do II. vou CON
: bstyour pile on thatl The plan seemed {
meet the unanimous appreciation. and after kno
eeing how fraudulent tickets should be dis. ..
uted. The crowd, one by one withdrew from O
room, aud left me alone, to nv own reaac.
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