Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-07
"STUBBORN FACTS,,
FACT lst.--It isfalss that Mr.. Colfax is
! Know Nothing now, or ever was.

Noof. otlng repeatedly since 1885,
:" and before that time for adopted citizens
the county in which he resides, and III
" cheerful support he now gives to two adopt
= ed citizens-Langc and Young--Candi
= dates on the Republican State Ticket.
: FACT 2.-The Democratic Party is
Know Nothing Party.
PEooF:-Jamcs Buchanan in n Foprtl
of July grafton, in 1915, denounced for
= eigners and foreign influence, and expressl,
said that the term of Naturalization ough
to be extended to 21 gears
More PRooF:-Mr. Adams, a Democrat
ic member of the United States Senate
from Miss, introduced bill into that
body at the session of 1886, to extent
the term of Naturalization to 81 gears.
ADDITIONAL EvIDEScE:-Two Irishmen.
acting as janitors of the Capitol, uere
recently furned OFT Of off.e and t,co .VIG-
GERS APPOINTED IN THEIR PLACE. TWO
KNOW NOTHINGS, Thomas York At
tee and Lewis L. Thomas, have within a
fortnight. RECEIVED GOVERNMENT APP
Po1NTMENTS. The first named in the
Treasury, the last in the Interior.
STILL MORE PRoor:-Thc Democrats
like exceedingly well to get the votes Of
Foreigners, but seldom or ever nominate
one OF them for Office. The spoils are all
for themselves.
STILL FURTHER EvIpEScE:-Thc whole
Democratic Party, John C. Walker. in
cludcj, justified the murdered of the Irish
waiter at the Hotel in Washington, and
the Democratic party in Congress refused
to expel him from the House for the act
Every Republican voted for his expulsion.
FACT SILT is false that Mr.. Colfax
ever paid for importing illegal votes.
PRoor:-See his letter to Schiller in
which he expressly says he would not paw
for electioncering:
House of Representatives
March 22J, 1857.
NJ. =. S,RRer: +
II havejust received your letter, and am
little surprised that You did not send mo
statement from Mr. Daggy or Mr.. Petro.
as suggested to you. have heard from
some friends in Mr.. Wilson's District that
you were there at the election and consc-
luently could not have voted for me. but
Is hr. White says you are in needy cir
send you the enclosed not as ,
pay for electaneering, but as a little relief
= a friend in distress.
Yours, Respectfully,
SCHUYLER COLFAX.'
How dishonest and folisho it is for the .
bred Scott Editors and Speakers to con- !
niue their howl about this matter when
he letter itself shows clearly on its face that
he CHARGE Is FALSE. Don't thew q
now that the letter was written LITTER
he election ~as orer, when Mr.. Colfax
ouid have had no other reason than that
sslGned by himself for saying mot as paw :
or electioneering?" Don't they know {.
lat if Colfax had hired Schiller to import q
otes, he (Sehiller) being very poor man :. :,
'ould have required his pay in ADVANCE = :,
md don't they themselves charge Schiller :
18th importing votes into the 9Th District? r
% they think Mr.. Colfax such fool as Il
poyJor importing Votes OUTefMs u
on District LyTO anoMer? II
MoEE PRoof:-Evcry one admitted in ~
so, that Mr.. Colfax would be elected lv 'e
large majority. His friends took all the -
It's they could get that he would be elect !,
by Ioo0 majority. The best informed RI
admitted that he would be elect tn
oy not less than GOO majority. Is it d.
1t then supiemely absurd to suppose that We
would pay for importing votes under such y"
There was no necessity j.
hatever Tor IT, and men seldom 60 to un- =
cessary expense, even if they have the in ~
nation to do wrong. !"
FACT 4th.-John C. Walker, has. or is
king arrangements to IMPORT H. Ia
sGAL Voters INTO this Di.ri.t. ito
PRooF:-He inquired of Mr.. Taney for
'ployee on the n. n. & s. Il. r., some CT
rec weeks ago. how many hands he should I'll
nj about ELECTIOJ TINE, and re- TT
ested that if he should cant ana 70 let Tt
KNOW and HE acould send him as mann
he should need There is NO pouRr about
s. Mr. Walker and his friends will. of
'sse, deny tlls-TIIAT is to be expected Tor
but it is TRUE nevertheless, and CAV rr Te-'
'sTASTIATED By 1FFID1 VT if ueces- tina
q. GER
FACT oth.-The Democratic party are poo
favor OF the Maine Liquor Law. 70
PRooF:-Thc most bilious featu.c !, w;
prohIbitory Liquor Law of 1855, was Gee
1t there by the casting vote of G Governor out
Hard, who was President of the Senate ala
Senate that year was Democratic. and stf'
law was approved by Jos. A. Wright. Gu"
Democratic Governor. tfae
'loRE PEooF:-An Ordinance was A. VICE