The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-10-23

US sumo tliHe dSo tHdI THEIR OuJeCI was
one and the same, viz: the success of the
bogus Democracy. We now have proof
of this fact, and proof Of a system of cor
ruption that has no equal, we believe, in
the history of Ohio politics. Witnesses
that we shall introduce this morning are
NJ. A. Boiling and w. Griswold. The
former has been leading Fillmore speaker
in this State, and the latter is Democratic
candidate for Board of Public Works
Here is statement made by NJ. A. Boil
ing ::
Specifications as to Cash Paid By tie
Members Of tile Democratic Party IN Ohio
TO Fillmore Orotors-Letter from N. Il.
Boiling, Esq.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 6.
l have charged that the Democratic
party Of Ohio has to great degree fur
nished the money to the American party
Of Ohio, for the purpose Of making the
otaIO lfdSo, iuu nave ulutISIOOu
that the same las been denied. / there
fore make the following statement, to wit:
received from Douglas & Co. $4,000,
in New York City, on the ga of June
and disposed of 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. Farren, and
paid the same to Norton and the Secretary
of the State Committee of Ohio, and
know that the Fillmore men who are
stumping the State are paid by the Demo
cratic party.
also state tha: J. j. Farren paid tc
E. P. Norton 500 on the 22d of Sept.
| 856. | also state that James B. Guth-
rie, Vice President of the State Commit
tee OF Ohio, received money from Charles
Rule, Of Cincinnati I have received
money from the Democratic party here
/ abouts-from Joseph Cooper, 500; from
W. Griswold, candidate for Board Of Pub
lie Works, 800; from J. s. G. Burt, S65
paid at the instance of Gov. Medill-anc
various large sums from other parties.
To all this | am willing to swear.
NJ. A. BOILING.
Upon this erpose it is not necessary t.
make single comment, as it explains it
self.
About the first of August Mr. Boiling
was in correspondence with W. Griswold
from whom he received the following let
ter. This is by mistake addressed to ]
NJ. instead OF NJ. A, Boiling, but we prin
it precisely as it was written. The origi
nal of this letter may be seen if desired.
Letter from Wayne Griswold, Esq, Dem
ocratic candidate for Board of Publ
Works +. to M. A Boiling, Esq, !h
Representative in the National Know
Nothing Council Of the State of Ohio
PRIVATE
CrRcLEv1LLE, Aug, 2, 1856.
j. NJ. Boiling, Esq.-Dear Sir f.: You
letter came duly to hand. l hasten t.
answer, as it is impossible for me to go t.
the city for some time yet. / have near
ly twenty democratic meetings to atten'
during the next two weeks. The democ
racy in this part of the State are rousin!
up beyond all precedent. They are get
ting alarmed at the Abolitionist senti
mcnts and disunion doctrines of the Ere
monters. think you would get aid from
the Congressional nominees in severa
districts. You ought to see Burt Nc
CLAIM and Cooper, and ask them for som
assistance. Show them your figures, an
labors and necessities. Would not En-
mett of Waverly aid you; he has bet hig'
on Fillmore, and is doing all he can il
that line. There is great fear yet anon
the Democrats that the Fillmore men an
the Fremonters will unite on County, Con
gressional and State tickets. In our coun
ty the Frcmonters have nominated pan
of the Fillmore ticket, and part new mer
Ifyou can only get your tickets into til
field, that is, if you can get Indepel der
Congressional nominations, and Fillmor
State Ticket made of men who will stan(
and thatis what many of them want, yo'
will be able to get far more. l have talk
ed with number of Democrats VIII
would be ready if they could see three
cornered fight. I would get all you
nominations made as soon as you cal
. that will give you great impulse-a gre;
;. many Of the old Wings want full ticke
] and that would encourage the Democrat
to greater effort. The Democracy al
: going 10 fight noble battle in Ohio
They are at work in every point of th
State, united and determined We sha