Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-19

printer: S'Thesy, ar. truthful pictures of
some of the troubles and trials, with
which the poor. printer Isl afflicted, and
if those persons who know themselves
indebted TONS for two and three years
subscription, can read them and 90 to
bed with al easy conscience, we will
giyeothem up as sshard cases. a-L
sssTrsAASSAGA-~-- r.
-ia@k Our neighbor of the Register
'..shrieks'' as vehcmently for Governor
Walker to be retained as Governor of
Kansas, as he did a short time ago for
his removal When his appointment
was first announced, the Register, in
common with all the obscure village
'eeqktes of the niger worshipping
stamp, ledon by the New York Tribune,
set upsa tremendous howl, and exhaust
cd its vocabulary Of biHingsgate slang
upon the President, alleging that it was
another southern triumph and intended
to- thwarti the efforts of the Rree State
men In Kansas, to prohibit slavery in
h attcmbryo State. No language. was
too vile against Governor WalkerLhe
was Il southern man, and in the estima-
ton of these pieus freedom shrickers,'
no southern man would do justice in
kansas-nothtns buta nigger-thieying
northern fanatic should be sent there to
stopsits 'bIecdipgH WOUNDS. But the
course of Governor Walker has given
the lie to all their abuse and vile slam
deIrs, His high minded, straight-for-
ward and honorable course has brought
about the happy results the Democracy
predicted when he went there. He pro-
missed the people a fair election this fall
and that promise has been faithfully
kept. In several districts where gross
frauds were attempted, the Governor
promptly made the necessary investiga-
ton aud upon discovering that frauds
hld actually been committed, at once
rejected the returns and gave the certi-
hcatc1 Of election to those who were just
ly entitled to them. For this he is now
being as furiously assailed, and his re-
moval as loudly demanded, by a few
crazy southern fre-eating politicians, as
IT was 9 shert time ago by the northern
freedom shriekers, who have taken the
place of the southern fanatics and are
threatening the President with all kind
of dire caldmities, if he does the very
thing they we're 'shrieking'' for him
to do three months ago! And among
this class of somersetting simpletons We
ind the Register mani We predict
however, that cold Buck will disregard
the demands of the southern fanatics as
firmly as he did those of the northern
fools, when he first announced the ap
pointment of Governor Walker, and in
doing so, he will be fully sustained by
the honest, Union-loving men, both
north and south. We would therefore,
ADVISE our neighbor to stop his "shrieks''
-rtLcy come with a very bad grace, and
the only effect they can have, will be
TO make kim appear more ridiculous
than ever.
.n;Kansas will yet be free.'-Rcgister
Hea-Who ever said it would be any
thing else, neighbor? Nobody but
yourself. In spite of every indication
off itsafeedom, you attempted to cram
itdowzf the throats of the people of this
county, that if Buchanan was elected
Rresinept, Kansas would be a slave
SAte,f Now you are contradieting what
you Published and tried to make the peo-
pie believe 1as true! We always said
Kansas would be free-so did the dem
qeEatic party-but yon said not, until
now, sIRcc5Ihe sleetiohs are oxeR, HAS
Publid opinion ssdFifted you to this
conclusion? Pity it had not done so
Iepg ago and saredsyou your character
tar tTuth.qosl 81 5-w -. a.7'
81 ".8-Es - sz1-t3
e=Aas A.eIneticed ours old friend Capt.
JoHx W. KEExNN3 now of the Burnett
House Exchange, on the mail train a
few morning sIagoab Itafooked quite ma
tuiraf to See him there. 4
.,ssA-T The Black Republicans are about
prepared to re~ccivesssaled proposals for
the most available new issue. The sue
cess of the Rrcc Soil party in Kansas
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