The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16
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for sele 10 thehigHest bidder, and the weaker
party is always lle purahasdE In Ohio, the
Democrats- those sanSed loyers Of foreign
ers AID >theirfights-hsve bought AMI paid
for them. II has been repeatedly charged
that the Democrats were working the Fill
more wires. but TO h parties have hitherto
stouly denied the d arge. Truth will out,
however, and sometimes isgets out before the
falsebood and deception has accomplished its
work. Such is the case in this instance, M.
A. Boiling, of Cincinnati has been The tool
in the hands Of abe Democrats for distributing
demonratic funds to keep up the Fillmore
organization, Here is what Boiling says
al out that; D.,
CINcGSSATI, Oct, 6.
I have charged that the Democratic party
Of Ohio has to great degree furnished the
money to the American party of Ohio, for
the purpose Of making the state canvass, and
7 have understood that the same has been
denied. | threfore make the following state
mcnt, to-wit / received from Douglas d. Co.,
SO GOO in New York City on the 22d OF June,
and disposed the same for the interest of the
Fillmore party of the State of Ohio. These
funds were contributed by the Democratic
party. have raised funds from Charles Rule
and J J. Farran, and paid the same to Norton
and the Secretary Of the State Committee of
Ohio, and know that the Fillmore men who
are stumpng the State are paid by the dem
ocratic party, 3D.
I also state that J. ] aFarran paid to E. P.
Norton S10C on the 23I of September, 1856
al, o state that James B. Guthrie, Vice Pres
ident Of the Slate Committee of Ohio, received
money from Charles Rule, of Cincinnati. l
have received money from members of the
Democratic party hereabout-from Joseph
Cooper 500; W. Griswold, candidate for
Board of Public Works, 500; from }. G.
Burt S65 paid at the instance of Gov. Medill
and various large sums from other parties.
To all this am willing to swear.
.'" III. N. A. BOILING.
In addition to Mr.. Bollings statement, we
have copy of letter, written by Wayne
Gliswold, democratic candidate for Board Of
Public Works, the original manuscript Of
which is in the office of the Cincinnati Com
mercial ~ .#
PR1vAr :. CIRcLEvILLE, Aug. 2, 1856.
J. NJ BoLLING, ESQ Dear Sir:-Your
letter came duly to hand. | hasten TO
answer, as 1t simpossi lie for me to go to the
city for sometime yet. l have nearly twenty
Democratic meetings to attend during the
next week The Democracy in part of the
State are rousing up beyond all PRECEDENT
They are getting alarmed at the Abolition
II ln,ts;,.., 81 tha Era-
monters. think you would get aid from the
Congressional nominees in several Districts.
You ought to see Burt McIsin and Cooper,
and ask them for some assistance show them
your figures and labors aud necessities
Would not Emmett of Waverly aid you, he
has bet high on Fillmore, and is doing all he
can in that line. There is a great fear yet
among the Democrats that the Fillmore men
and the Fremonters will unite on County
Congressional ard State tickets In our
coully the Fremonters have nominated part
of the Fillmore ticket and part new men,
It you can only get your tickets .uyo the field,
that is if you can get lndepeud- nj Congress
sional nominations, and Fillmore State OK
e. made Of men who will stand, and that is
what many of them won't, you will be able to
get far more. ] have talked with a number
of Democrats WHO would be ready if they
could see a Three cornered GgH | would get
all your nominations made as soon as you
can: that viii give you great impulse "a
great many Of the Old Wigs want full tick
ct, aud that would encourage the Democracy
to greater effort. The Democracy are 60
ing to fight noble BEETLE in Ohio. They are
ut work in every point Of the State, united
and determined. We shall poll one hundred
and sixty five thousand Democratic votes and
thirty.tive thousand votes for Fillmore will in
sure a Democratic triumph, he oaly thing is
to get state ticket, one hat will stand
that done, anb it will not require oue-half OF
the effort TO do what you need you ought TO
call on those | mention. Drive ahead with
your work-You. can't do a better deed for
the State and 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, 50 rs 10 raise good crowds.
vii! 20 to Cincinnati as soon as | can. Let
Let me hear from you often.
Truly Yours.
W. GRISWOLD.
The democrats seek to avoid the force of
these documents by heaping mountains of
abuse upon Mr.. Boiling. We are no particu-
lar adnirer of Boiling, and have no doubt
but he has been paid for turning traitor to the
democracy. Be this as it may, no denial of
the litter Of Griswod is attempted, and it
would En frllr tO do ,r nc tla o.;,,;no ol ,,,on,,