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

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"disgorgng from their benttsntiaties and thei
ipest houses, their PFLoss AND THEIR PAUPER
ToAMERTcA," )" and noiV is found maknrspeech
les with distinguished gentlemen ffom Ger
lmany,p pnd persnading "young German dem
locFats" 10 vote for him. And finally VIII,
lapologized for all this BY saying he was him
lself in a slate Of "confuson eonf,zzled q"
i Again. was 1. D. Campbell The man who |
few days sfter went to Georgetown 10 address
another Fillmore meeting, and repeated agaiI
that The slavery question was an outsii,
Tissue Was he The man for WHOM the Ham
4 illon lnielligenoet asked them, the people o
this District ITO suspend their Judgment III
the mystery, were cleared up,'' and wherein
ion The Commercial very quietly proposedtha
they had better 'tresume their Judgments srl
suspend Their represen ntdtiUe;' who came lR,tilt
furious add pitched headiong into "reporter
and nuse papers," and walked up Mr. Hal
stesd Of the Commercial, who ia STYLE wor
thy OF Sydney Smith, had "done the things ul
for himgt Mr.. v then read at length an ar
tiole Eom the Commercial on Csmpbelfs Sen
atorisl and Presidential aspirations, windinl
bup with tbe declaration that be gCampuell
/ had not come up 10 the expectations of thu
lpeople, and that with his sight weakt ned b,
ambition, had failed 10 observe those signs D.
popular disapDr0rai which TO o dlsinterestet
Imam, would have been obvious and unayoda
ble.p1
Again Mr.. V. would ask, was his competi
| tor The man who received so many denuncia
tory letters one of the ngliest Of them nos
marked "Eaton, charging Lin with havin,
sold out his whole stock in trade 10 the Souti
and Inviting him to resign and take up h
"kip' and come home, and another from onoth
Ell quarter in Preble; informing him thai il
that region tbey wet seriously contemplating
burning him in efiigy. tMr, V. referred tc
ICamp5elI's speech nj Ea,on in April, 1855, a:
reported in The RegisteE]
Was bis competitor the zane man Of whom
Halsead had said: "The difficulty is Thai
Campbell insists on breaking down HIMSELF
bis movements for some months past show
hcluSiyeiy 10 close observer that he bsl
been media,ing on The propTieiy Of quitting
The retdil "nlgger business" and setting up
as ttholesdle, "nslionel Statesman. Bot no
go. Ngbodsf ioiil take him at his ocn raluatiOn
When he jdnfnied home 10 make his Fillmore
falihcauon speech all right. Woe unto him,
he was unexpectedly reported again. His
Washington Speech wopldnt DO at home
HIS home Speech won't 90 Of Washington. -
such are the rfwards OF dishonesty" Was
ICampbellihe r;1an OF whom SchouLfr (of Gin
c'nnaIi Gazette formerly, now OF the Stale
IJourlai,) had said: alt Is ctuel for Mr..
Campbell 10 speak nnkind OF newspapers, for
Hey dorf made him as lheyhase mauy others
Roqtd be great men. He is more indebted TO
ne wsPspeIs loT ihe position be now holds in
eDnsteSs than any pdbiit man OF my acquain.
lance. re has never failed TO make use of
me wspapers when opportunity offered After
j relurne home seyera letters passed between
US, and stoerdi pQpefs haring his .jiuak con
tanHg complimentary aqtices of him phich /
presume he ioished 10 haue copied into the CO.
Sefte?".
Again: Was the man who was running
against him, The same Lewis d. Campbell,
who was chosen as second in duel by the
clnvalTous Burllngame, and as second fixed
The place OF meeling in Canada, where i, was
eoo! Il wos said lhe challenged parry nigh,
choose his own distance. Very tue, perhaps,
but he, fMr. w never before knew il to be
fixed so far OF. lie had heard of The Minnie
niles c0rTyiRs Twelve hundred yards, and
SharPs ride loo; and he had himself fine
old "ordInaIy WesIern rife" goodfor six hun.
cred yards, and he rather thought be knew
how 10 use II. Bula rife carrying seven hun
dred miies, was surely q new invention, and
ought.to supercefe Shatpand Minnie entirely.
He wentin for the rCampbell rife" now ex-
clusiyely.
MI. v. wanied also, 10 know If this Nh
Campbell was The same who told Burlingame
that he regretted he was moi principal in The
affair with Nj. Brooks and yet only t,oo
ioeehs bsfore when reported ss having spoken
dlsrespectiully Of Brooks promptly disctamsd
q; wbereupoD Mr.. Books expressed bis great
satisiaelion in consideration thereof
Sir, said Mr.. ", | have before me the Wash.
lneion Star With The correspondence between
these two geatlemen. 49,.
Again Mr.sV. wanted 10 know if bis com.
petitor was The same L. D. Campbell who on
'he 10th fJune last, attempted TO make a |
speech st al Old Line Wing NEE ling al Copp'sd
"a loon in Washington and was hssed dolon
or boasllng OF his Know Nothngism, and pur |
sued by a. mob at hisheels3 Perhaps he would |
.urn up mex, a Democratic orator at some
Democratic meeting; indeed, The Baltimore /
Argus and Republican bad actually published
'ome months ago that Campbell was strongly
inspected Of desire TO "worF his wsyn in,ol
he Democratic party; and Mr. " had irinselfE
ieaId, while IN Washington last May, The su.
nor thai il DOUGLAS was nominated, Camp. /
'ell would support blm.
Mr. ", demanded also 10 know whether N
vas the same Campbell who wroie that IN
nous SPhinx.iike letter 10 Abner fIsines sixth
y July last, Which Samuel B. Brown unable Il
0 untiddte, had riddied so efrcciually, andlt
# which the Clncinnai COMMERCIAL had said
1t smells OF the lodge, and reads as if Il had
'eeR written by The light of the dark Ian
eTn = Vas he the man in whose behalf
ir. Brown, IN convention, bad SO earnesilytl
nlrealed, thai he nigh; hbe Uttered 10 come Z
ome 10 his lamtiy, aod atlendIo bis suffering
rlyalel Interests. aad ,tecupef8ie his wasiedl !
Ihyslcal system :" Was be the man wbo
ecording TO the same authority, (and there
fas 70 nblef, better, OF more reliable man In {
than SANUEL b. Ba6wN,) a few /
lonths ago '.hod been si5pping his breast be ,
ire a cfowd Sof yelling Fillmore men and a
lankiag God he was o Know Nothiag,p and Il
hose. Know NolhlDgism, Brown had said, i
'ould "cost the Republicans FIVE nUNDKED
oTEs IN Montgomery county II he were nomi .
atedp,g Was be the man Of whom Brownln
ad said IN convention "there is not one sin !
le bolest hair in his head i' Was he the I
lme man Mr. S5HS STACKED id convention 1
eclaIing that 'sCsmpbell could not get the \ (
Ierman vote, for he Stood before the people
4 gvglced, boasljti, rampant Kn0w Nothink; "a
nd how could he (Soln) face his Gefmantt
IIley \ citizens ,in advocacy Of this Know j
Camubell ~ Il III, ,,,s,I 4; AR - IA "a I.