American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
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William g Rpafv whose hvnOcrisV and
n-c.,n,;rsn, r,osr9ess bsvs become pro
-, G k;si H. ,N;s = ,omn.n;,v hos nIaced him
ssleSm - 'ros;,;aD . On acco;,n, of- his ire.
% sDons;b;li,y wSsrs No fssls L;msslf At Ib.
ertv 70 hls h gusrd wi,b ;mnnn;ty am
her n commsn;,v la NAV b.a,s an5s
"so,, .o.;ost Ri Rro,v nres,rI;n1 mon
S S;s jrresnor sibiliE las Iscsntlv bsso,ne So 50
nro Sse n lis psssoi h;ll;rs,sc,s,s 4 h.
comes NV du,v 10 make sncN an sxhik;,;Er
Of Lis Ie1r,viiv as will ,orv;oco ,Se ros,
slsntical NJ bis fem t,isrbs hat mo cnn6.
dsar. wbstavsr CON he n,ooad !, onr,h;n,,
be NAV saw r''N' : .
There IS NO doubt lLat Bestv hates The
entire D4moctaticp Wh;5 ana Amsy;,an
community Ha desn;ses them in tbe ogoro.
gate. Hs abha,s ,Lem in detail and bs i
not to blame for il b;sna,rral ind;ona,ion
and witb amanofb;s csl;bro weIl founded
IfIa has caJsos.- sptlnoi0o fton. an old rex.
psrIsnee 10 de,est every ,hao,ber,s son a.
IN m S. Nore ,hstiatbevi have All, io;6ed
INCONSISTENCIES arains, his peaee. Or his
poeketil hut Il q no,iuncon mon when :
man as heeh spurped as.tot,Ilv unwortbv
of polilicsl or nsTsonal con6,lence dat Ills
tinjienAtiob svslIs Is gueh an extent tbat Il
cannot Be- sAHs6sd mon anv number sbor,
OF The entire sonh1tini,y, Ttis will ac-
count Tor ma 6t,bt manner with which he
has abused 50 mAiiy ofout eilizens. Bay.
ing had HE audacitt. atfiaerent neriods.
ito offer each 0fthesa parties large amount
| OF dirty services for lie smallest imaeina
BILE pay: but his depravi,y was. such. that
III earL instance. la mel win TIE most sig.
Enaland exemplary rehuke. III othet words,
| for his unbound4d splfi,ln and 'otaI in
grained 'demotalizstion, lie has been febu.
15;ated. sncressiyely. by ne Democrstic
Wing and a, eriran raftirs4 spurred AZ
an out asl beyond tie pale of redemption
INSTEAD Of receiving, homo and eInoiu.
men,s for whicl a'one he unit.s with any
lpolirical organization, he has heretofore on
accouni of his tysI want OF moral stamina,
lonIy received apq,avations and iisappoint.
ments lie misery OF fruftIess expectations
and he agony Of blasted hopes HIS he
nor therefor. a ripht 10 hate Wigs. Dem.
ocrais and Americans? Ii is his duly 10
hate ihem. H. owes it 10 lis self.respcct,
| III he Las any and a proper resentmen nj
Of ancientkicks and rebukcs, to damn The
whole posse Of them.
Beaiy commenced his political life a
WHY, and " mainqd with that party sui.
ficieht Lngth ofume 10. weary them with
importunitIps for Office aud plt ceb Of pub.
| lie prof; hui fndina lheir appropriation o
his intellectual and moral fitness not such az
10 epccurags i'm in the hope OF ever re-
ceiving any favors from their hands, hi
saw that lis only prospect Of ever becom
ing pensioner on the charity OF politica
organ izalion, would he TO leave that res
pectab,e fraternity, wbicl he did, to III,
great ioy Of oil who honored political vir
rtue, and repTobaied political deIraviiy.
In leaving the Whig party, he also founr
I It necessary To leave community wro l,ad
loo lust an appreciation OF his fitness fol
lany place of public trust. In looking ovol
the political map of the State, to see in
what section he could unite with the Dem
ocratic party with the best show Of success
unfortunately Tor our community, he se
lected Fair6' III eaunlp as one containing
a,large preponderapee Of Democrat,
s,renalb, and one in which there was th,
gre stest n,obsb,litv. ,f meetino with prlit
ical success He accordingly arrived here
IN dne season. with an ava sin0la IN noli,;oa
promotion. .,.,-tF
Shortly affair he had sauled bimsalf II
our midst. and berore his D.moeralic sea
had bacome fairly warm and his Democrat,
faith fairlY teste,,. most serious aociden
happenpd him the damp,ng a. cts OF whicl
he never quit. recovered. notwithslard dino
he mode tbs most desnerats and .bumilm
ting efforts 10 do SO. The accident snenl
of hapnened in the ioll,wiuo marncr,-
Wlile engaged, In ooun,iog the votes 70,
i,resi lent in lhe fall of 1919. The iudpes
of the election were surpri,ed n 6nd, ops
SOLITARY abolition yot. for the abolilion'c can.
dida,e, an aci before unheArd of by the
"oldea voter" in III, county. INQUIRY
was AT onc. iusti,n,ed in reo.,d to ths ma,
ternily of this ..li,ue suffrage" suspicior
at once pointed to Beary (lrom the tac
that he once had n personal diff, ulty will
Cass.' the Democratic candidate for Pres
itent) as. the sovereign who had deposit
ed this solitary exponent II Black Rspub
Ilioanism in the ballot boz, and in du
time he was publicly accused of hayin,
voted tile aforesaid abolition icket., See
ing tha, the suspicion resting unon hin
was likely, to result disas,rouslv to his no