Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-15

In the last Free Press one William Nc. |
CLAIM as the God Father of an article,
mean IN It's conception, asd weak 10 its be. |
ing, rejecting upon mo and other gentle. !
men of the Republican party, and demand.
ing 6fSfne an answer. | envy not the p0-
sitioniof any man amongst gentlemen who
will betray what is said, or not said, In
confidence; neither do envy the Journal
that can be used TO distract its friends and
patrons, and censure the motives and con.
duct Of those it ought to cherish. To
crafty mean spirit and vain weakness,
this unealled for tissue Of falsehooda is
thrust upon The public, Myself or either
Iof the other gentlemen have no laureA to
win in controversy with this 0gotistica
kpigbt Of the quill; but as bis rickety and
dislempered bsntling has been thrown up.
on the world, unbidden and without ex-
euse, il is but charity that il should be
cared for. Like all other unweIcome
strangers. who are the offspring of de-
bauchery, its paternity has excited the
speculation CT the curious. The fact that
this mother Of an abortion was, before con-
eepiion, closeted with the Probate Court,
and running at untimely hours with
would be Prosecuting Attorney, and seen
at improper places with the editor Of The
Free Press, leaves its origin a matter Of
great doubt And rs the poor and pre-
mature banlling reflects neither moral nor
physical credit on the author Of its illicit
being, II Is not strange that they should
each Ftoutly declare their innocence and
east upon the world their offspring, Of
whose origin and appearance they are
mesnly ashamed. '~ eai'
AT the request of several of the dele.
gates ] did write the resolution; not the
one that was offered, by Mr., Hull, but
one from which that gentleman drew the
following, TO wit:
"Resolved, That as a general thing il is
we'll for the interests Of the Republican
cause to distribute offices within the GIFT u
the party fairly and justly among the diff
ferent counties comprising the dlstrct;
and that the principle Of rotation in office
is iu a good degree essential to The success
ofthe Republican party"
This resolution received the support Of
every delegate from Carroll county, inclu.
ding tho dEingui,hed de'egate from Wasl :
Ington township. BY that resolution the
delegates. including the yerdant William
Ec0ean solennily declared in favor Of
rotation in office and q Just distribution of
the Offices, among the different counties Of
the district and that such was essential
to the success Of The Republican cause. -
Who expected that such d resolution would
be defeated who then, thought that the
the party would, trample their principles
In the dustl But il It should so turn out,
what right minded and honest Republican
desires longer TO participate In its delib.
GRAFTON. This was what every delegate
Expressed; and then, and still think, was
their duty.
| As TO the charge Of this vain and con-
ceited cehsor; thai / said would DESTROY
the Republican party, is in shorts malig-
nan. falsehooi and such sIgils, as the
distinguished delegate nssd have no fears
from me, II has much more dangerous
enemy. Il has ID its midst such weak,
| vain, and unfsithful creatures, as the au,
Itior Of the article 10 the Free Press. -
That like the naggot in a living carcass,
destroys lie yitals, before Il is seen on The
surface and judging from The article, the
Iparty must be becoming, somewhat Uormy,
and for fear they may not have an oppor-
unity Of consulting "a pin dealer"
recommend to thom NcZeaa's Pateal
RrmlfEgs, aud until see how il viii
Ioperate ! subscribe myself you're, DC.
Z. r. ECKLEY.