Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-16
The Fusionists Frought to Bay
Their Abuse of Bolling-Their
Silence in Regard to Griswold-

Unparalleled Political Rascallty.
The grand exposure of the fusion be-
tween the leading Know Nothing and Buch-
aniers has created terrible row in the two
camps The Statesman of this morning has
long abusive article of Boiling, calling
him all manner of hard names, and saying
that he is only fl, for the Penitentiary.-
Boiling is 10 be made the sacrifice, and the
peoples attention is to be taken off from the
main point at issue to examine into the cha.
racter of Boiling, whom nobody cares any
thi ing particular about. Yet, SO far as we
know, his statements are to be relied upon
and his character is probably as good as
some Of his party hounds that are now upon
+ his track. But we have nat given so much
attention or thought to the, mere financial
part of the operation as We have to the Po-
LITTcAL THIMBLE-RGGGrNG AND oUT-AND-oU1
RAscALITY which are so luminous in the
letter of Wayne Griswold, the Buchaner
candidate for the Board of Public Works
That letter is nub of the whole thing; 4at
is the key to the whole rascality, and to
that letter the Statesman NEVER AL
LUDES. 1t is so rich, and the demand ior
it has been so great, that we again copy it,
READ IT:
PRIVATE. C1RcLEvILLE, Aug. 2sd, 1856.
J. NJ. Boiling, Esq.-Dear Sis:-Your let
ter came duly to hanl. hasten to answer
as it is impossible for me to 60 to the city
for some time vet. | have nearly twenty
Democratic meetings to attend curing the
next two weeks. The Democracy in this
part Of the State are rousing up beyond all
precedent. They are getting alarmed at
the abolition sentiments and disunion doc
trines of the Fremonters. think that you
acoDd get aid from the Congressional nomi-
nees in several Districts. You ought to see
Burt, Mclean and Cooper, and ask them for
some assistance. ShoU them your figures and
labors and necessities. Would not EMMETT,
of Wavery, aid you; he has bet high on
Fillmore, and is doing all he can in that
line. There is great fear yet among the
Democrats that the Fillmore men and the
Fremonters will unite on County, Congress
sional and State tickets. In our county tn G
Fremonters have nominated a part of.the
Fillmore ticket and part new men. II you
can only get your tickets into the. field, that is
If you can get Independent Congressional
nominations, and a Fillmore State ticket made
Of men ,oho wiH stand and that is ,ohat mann
of them rant, you lDiH be able to get far more.
1 have talked ,riha number Of Democrats
,oho ,uouid be ready j they could sse three
cornered. fight. 1 ,oouM get all Of your nomi-
nations made as soon as you can, that w,H
glue sou a great impulse--a cast many of
The old Wings ,0ant a fan ticket, and that
tcouLd encourage the Democracy 10 greater
effort. The Democracy are going to fight
4 noble battle in Ohio. They are at work
in every point of the State, united md de-
termined. We shall poll one hundred and
sirty-fpe thousand Democratic uotes, and ihir-
ty.fue thousand uotes for Fillmore wM insure
a Democratic triumph. TIE only thing is TO
get State Ticket, one hat 1ciH stand-t4atl
done. and al ,piH not require one half of the |
effort to do 1Oaat you need. You ought to call
on those mention. Drive ahead wiM your
work--you ca t do better deed for The State
an d nation Next week Cox and myself
have two meetings daily in our county. We
shall make up every vote in the District-
Notice of your meetings in this District
ought to be given in time, so as 10 raise good
;ro,cds. shall 60 to Cincinnati as soon as
can. Let me hear from you often.
Truly yours, w. GRisWoLD.
The nqme of Wayne GriswoId stands at
he head of the Statesman as the regular
Buchanier candidate for the Board of Pub
lie Works. He is one of the big guns of
he party. He writes to Boiling, and calls
,im Esq" and dear Sir" and this is the
nan that the Statesman calls "one of the
'ilest scamps that euer harbored in This city."
IS it usual for your candidates to be in com
with such PEsIrENTrARY BIRDS!
The genuineness of Griswold's letter can.
Tot be denied. The ORIGINAL Is IN CINcIs.
'Arr; and SO far as the characters of Boliru
md Griswold are to be Judged from their
wo letters, Boling's is the best of the two
iriswoid writes to Boiling, 81 THINK You
AN GET AID FROM THE CoNGREssIoNAL {
oMINEEs IN THE SEVERAL DISTRICTS"
To answer this, the Satesmdn calls Boil I
ng ga miserable, dirty, worttless scamp q
Why not call Griswold so! He wrote The d
etter. Then Grisw old says. "See Burt, v
1cLedn, ard Cooper, and ask them for as. e
lstance. Show THEM YOUR FIGURE. YOUR o
ABoRs AND NECESSITIES" To which the r
'tatesmaan answers, "Boling is the viest v
camp that ever harbored in this cty."- @
hen continues Griswold, "Would not En-. t