The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-19
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Greeley a Galphin.

inglon Is 10 Gx uP and srper'ien the Cow
.,bnsnt pap io such suckers as the Interests
ofseclionalissD shall demand taking Of course
ss sns u ne high eoptrlcting parties, now
ard lhen sly cut for himself. He has
been rharz,d ~i:b this ssIyi-e BY the Alba.
ny Alias aud does net deny sit.f Hear
what he rious ard eCneieptiOua Horace has
10 say sboutIt:
1.-The Albany Atlas, peTc eve quotes me
ss dtuouncing those Opposition Numbers
Who positively or taeitly contributed TO elect
Mr.. weHdth. prinvr. This is sh entire
mistake. ] never wrote Hor sanctioned one
word Of what the Ailss mistakenly aiiIi5n-
les 10 me. Mr. FOllett vas not my first
choice for that post; but be Was fairly nom
mated and entitled TO the support Of our
friends. Bur tbs South Americans who had
erme into onr 'anti Administration cancus
TO serve their owl ends, snd who wtre fair.
!, bound 70 surpcrt Mr., f., ould not do SO
The Republicans were not strong enough
lheTraelss 10 elect him. Mr. Follttt, already
eucumberyd with bargain to divide the
raofits with Col. schouler Of the Cincinnati
uazctte, was 10th unable snd unwiling TO
tuy the support Of the South Ans-iesnS -
qhe straggleIs generally opposed him
pue OF tEtm nost yindictively. Day aftr:
tsJ was wasted in frri!ess lsllots Ehich
ttle e,tsiiy wesktning him. The Indiana
and New Jersey. Delegation grew restiye
Mud thrsaleIsd to bolt. ! finally urged,
what I bad fer DAYS believed the cnly ieasi-
bic mode Of eleeting Mr. Follet,, a Jroffer
on his par, 10 Mr.. Wendell Of a division "i
The Job Mr.. Follett to re chosen Printer
hy kgIcement; the work 10 be done in Mr.
Wendell's office; the pteGts TO be shared
between them" E8eA 4 ~
oae was to DO he work ana aPotlcr wa'
Ia share tie p,oftsn What unblushiDq
tislpaaaismI "Mr. FeIlett." admits llsi'
pious. political hypoeli:e, ''hsd already en-
sumbg,cd himself With bargain TO divide
the profits with Col. schouler Of the Cincn
natl Gazette. and therefore was unable an(
unwilling 10 buy The support Of the Soaii
Americans" That is the coolest admission
Ct bargain and sale, and Of political cor
luplicu generally. that We ever saw IN print
Fol,ett the republican Caucus nominee ha'
bought tie support Of Schculer's friends
bargain to divide the profits with schou
let'' ard 'tLeftfore could not buy" an.
more Fusion votes, not because there weI
ita enough to sell. nor because Mr.. holl"t
hsd any conscientious scruples about buy
ing them. but simply because having ex
haasted his capital N buying Schouler, b
wa. "unsble" TO buy any more.
Cireeiy. seeing the eancus concern Whic
had betn Doing quite successful bu ines'
broke, its capitol gone, and anxious to say
some portion Of the printing to the party
says: Il finally urged what / had for day
believed the only fearble mode Of elentin
AIR. Follst. profei cp bis part to Mr. Wer
dell fths NsbTska nominee) Of division I
tie job. Mr.. Tolle.t 10 be chosen printer b
agreement. q. e bargain, the work to /
done in Ms. Wendell's office, the profits
he shared between them"
AID that is Horace Gretb's idea Of pei
tea intessita!) ..-.
For one, We never hal tie first ueasu'
Ct confidence in tho moral honesty Of Ho
ace Greedy. Our readers can judge of h
poIi;ieal integrity by the above WlrniSsic
nfade over his own signature, and boastins
~ pataeed in the columns Of his own pape
When after pretending for years TO advoca
lie Temperance causr, he last fall sold o.
a certain number Of columns in his paper
tho Liquor ttalcrs in New York, for the el
p,ess purpose Of spreading their pestiftror
deetrines and writing down tempersnc
rrd for which lie received several thor san
dollars in cash, We pronounced him rottt
10 tie core. We hope cur conternporari
in he West viii hand him round for Il
hsnefs Of the rising generation, --Plaindea