The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

utc u huuest anu trustworthy men,
TO this end lahored all the Supporters Of
DR.. Doe.
As to the Republican party being dis.
organized in our county, we say the
blackcncd falsehood is hurled back, by
the facts in the case, aud hangs CULVER
ing in the teeth Of the heartless Drma-
logue that uttered it. The returns Of.
the late election show that We have
gained since the last previous election at
'eust seventy, and increased our MAORI,
ty thirty; while m.ny other Republican
counties have allowed Democratic gain
We have elected every Republican can.
dida'c for County office except one. and
the loss Of this one, the little VAMPIRE
Of Benton charges upon the supporters
Of Dr. Doe, when five out out Of the
eight townships in on. county which
gave him majori,ics, gave also major
ties Tor Mr. Murray the Democratic can
Gidate for Sheriff The returns also
show that the townships which gave him
and Murray majorisie. are stronger Re
publican, than those which gave DR.. Doe
and Murray majorities; also the town.
ships which he carried, foot up quite
majority for Murray, SO much for that
tusshood
Thisconsistent Republican, who charg
es certain Republicans with having dis
organized the party ii our county, sent
to this place about dozen extra copies
Of his last issue, containing the twenty
four fa!sehoods before mentioned, and
about two columns Of libellous charges
in Billingsgate language, against some
Of the Republicans Of this county.
Mark it, these charges arc made after
election, not in vindication Of his own
character, but to appcase his vengeance
and satisfy his rcvengeful spirit This.
then, from his own pen, fully cortoborates
all that was said Of him before election
in regard to his vindictiycnoss. reckless
ness and treachery.
He undertakes to give advice to the
Republicans Of our county, which in
substance amounts to just this; You
who supported me, are good fellows, and
you must keep up . war with those who
supported DR.. Doe. until you teach. them
to do as you aud Isay. Great man &C.
Great SAGE. Great advice. We think
when Belshazar does rule our county
there will be hand writing On tn wal
This Liliputian giant awhile AZ" took
up Horace Grcsly aud Shock him over
The ynnw,l.s oi H.. Re;.uh team craft
IN a manner that was .;i. har,;ty'n-.
", ,ca lid 1T kn'v huf poor treel !,
7y;Lnne and IL r.nl,l i uader By tie
lower q. nceased Tom. Hear him IL
his issue II the 10th If last May.
Unfortunately the party is just nov cursed
With LOT ~ otfcious political ntid-wivcs and
wet-nnrses, who, when it is in perfect health
and only awni,ins its appaiate. time, ar.
throw ing themselves into agony Of apFrc-
hensot about its safety and INSIST upon dec
torne and prescribing for il. Their head
quarters arc IA New York ana Horace
Greey Of the New York 7r.tant Ii their chief
II really seeh.s to us the deliberate purpose Z!
that piper 10 prevent 4 Republican victory il
possible
Such is Tommy : oEinicu Of the great
founder Of Inc Republican party Of
him, who did more to organize the party
than any other man, Of him who is a lie
publican because its principles arc right,
aud not because it pays
Wonder if Greedy had not better pro
cure Tommy as his chief adviser per-
haps however he would prefer him as
his, Rustic. At any rate We are willing
he should say to wha, purposes ne will
appropriate him.
Drummond we'll knew at the time Ut
issuing his last paper, for ne makes
mention Of it in the same, that We had
advised Republicans to bury the Ratchet.
But instead Of so doing he comes out IN
nearly two columns of vile and vituper
alive falsehoods and scurrilluus abuse.
And nor We say to him as an individ-
ual, that If he is not willicg to accept
our proposition he may,
"Raisc his Ratchet high as he dare,
He'll find another trembling there
We hope our readers will excuse US
for being thus lengthy upon so poor
subject, for it il not every day that We
are called upon to whipa jackass, kill .