Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-28

Lie, By SOmebody.
Messrs. Editors: The following false.
hood taken from the editorial Of the last
number Of the ksdepsnaent Republican y
the work Of some one who the editor styles
an ..intelligent gentlemen:
.ai.liia County gave Miller the Dem cratic
cand date a small majority. This We are ~
formed By intelligent gentlemen .! the county,
" as owing to4he fact thatthe UEhocRsrs AMP
RArtALacass coAiEscED, 10 deftat me amtfi-
can canddaissi Yes, NArioSAL BuchaNAk
DkxocRATs. united wi Blacklist Of the Black
Republicans, 10 ohia n 4 pitty yfctery' anu
reap The spuils Whalwill the Black fepnD
iican hating portion Of the Beinpcraty on hi+
SIDE q lie river, say to his unwholly alliance
OF their trends. Sanction it no doubt npon
the authority 5of the cardinal principle ofsheiI
pafty--lhe end jisti6es the means.
/ As a member Of the democratic party
#of Gallia county, brand the author,
whoever he may be, designing falsifier,
II do not believe Mr.. Miller gotta Rcpub.
.lican vote in the county. The Democrat
ic party of Gallia did not coalsse with the
Republicans to beat the Americans. The
facts are these; The Know Meetings. oil
Gallia, fearful Of losing the support Of
their accustomed friends and supporters,
the abolitionists, did not nominate a can
didate for County Auditors and The Alb
.olitionists expecting 70 assist those mul-
attoes OF Abolitionism did not nominate
either. A gentleman unexceptional to
either announced himself as candidate,
the Abolition press eulogized him, and the
Know Nothing press praised him; and the
democracy expected to DO beaten by the
apparent coalesion. In the mean time
abohtionists had speckled meeting at the
Court House, which was addressed BIZ
Senator Wade. who told how much BIZ
admired Mr.. Clay, and what good Why
he Was. After the meeting the Wooleys
started home and one fellow is said to have
permitted his flag to wave oSer . gentle,
mans head who took It as an insult and
took The Gag from the fellow, whereupor
a lot be fellows mounted the wagon and
tore the flag to atoms. MI
ThelFremontefs swore vengeance against
the whole Court House clique, and SAID
the Fillmoreites tore their flag. and theJ
would be resenged We did net kpoH
how hoy meant q 10 81 reveufe3 IT, tkey
lnolie ~; if ~ NY wouli
"a, q for Mr.. GrayuI. y tanae wa
secn on both the Know Moth nx snd Alb
clifton tickets. The official retufs SHOW
that they divided their vote, and 49,
fcs more of them voted for Mr.. Jackson,
the Democratic. candidate, than for Mr.
Grayum and as they now say, for the pur
pose Of being revenged.
l This story OF fusion was doubtless man
ufactured in the osh-AoPper, known as th'
burlesque of Newspaperdom in Gallipo
lis, for the purpose Of covering the de
feat in the late election.
And this Dependent Re pnblieOa," =
at the Mouth Of the Kanawha, ID cryins
Wool Wool but there is no wool; on1.
that which is pulled over their own eye
by its brudder here, which sustains abou
the same relation to the Aboitionists n
mulat,oes do to the real Negroes.
The whole Fillmore party Of the North
are but cross between the goat ant
the sheep, and but little better in Virgia
ia. il, we are tojudge BY the specimen
found rumblingin Ohio sometimes. VIII
do not hesitate to say they hope if Fill
more is not elected, that Fremont lna,
be-" And such are the fellows, VIII
charge democrats Of Ohio with going
wooling and that, too, when dayligh
fusion, is staring them in the face iron
every Northern poll in the land. Eve
now they are running with out-stretche
arms 10 embrace the masculine Merin
ofabolitionism from Maine to California
Such is their hatred Of Democracy tbs
they seem to give the news OF democrat
success in Pennsylvania and Indiani
with great r,llctahce; while they heral
the news ofabolition victory ii Ohio wit
magnifed expectation By way Of illus
tration the Republican" says Of Ohio:
The Republicans cjsiiin the State By 1000
majority from the fecen,returns We do M
think il will reach quite SO much. The Cor
gressional election Of this State resulted
the eleetiono Of all The Old membels, except j
he following districts.
The same paper referring to Pennsy
yania when the democrats succeed over
perfect union Of its party with abolitionis
says:
| The result il yeiy doubtful. Both paTti,
claim it. The Democrats claimed il, FIRST
ten thousand, next by Eve and then by tw
The opposition claim il by two thousa nd N
Eve hundred. The Official vote. probably, ca
only decide it. II the Democrats have carrie
lit, it has been BY the perpetIation ~ the gro
sest frauds.
| Can any one doubt from the above test
mony when the editor ofthe q adepende,
RspuJliean'' stands on the wool question
SO Ear as his secret sympathy il concerl
ed.
The following is from the last numbt
1 ofthe 'Gallipolis Journal q fowl from Il
same coop, who deals out . feeling lamcl
tation over Ohio in this wise::" a
| THE PREsiDEsriAE CoS7Esr.-The returj
Of the late elections in Pennsylvania and II
diana have certainly had most disastrous
feet on the hopes Of those who were led
4 believe that Col. Fremont was certain 70
II our next President. States that were coun
II ed fJr him rs certain, have expressed deci.it
u. adherence TO democratic measures. and TO
ever destroyed the possibility Of . election
4 the Republican candidate.
II Further comment is unnecessary, Il
| November winds will blow the last We
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