Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

Ma EBnou. In The little sheet called TIE
Aygsi dated Dee elh, Stating hiatt large meet.
ihg uss held At Sand 1911, on the tih, and IN
that notice the uftsf states that the meeting
uas unanimous In favor Of DE- CraeFtlt When
the writer vas psnnihg tie proceedings u that
meeting, be knew very veil that be WAs penn
ing base hlsshood. Every voter II that meet.
ing kb0H6 that Is no, the truth Why did not
the writer cone out and tell the Truth Why
did no, the writer gay that those resolutions
we're written, and oil the delegates namsa siEn.
ed 10 them before they came iHto the mesting'
The Dr.. came there early In the day. followed
By his little band Of Tum-snckeTA he had the
big gun there irum TnAdsiphia, loaded With
wind and whisky They brought three voters
that had no right In vote In that meeting, who
we're citizens II Pennsylvania, the Dr.S old
State Mr. 4. kiHeHs brought MF. Oliver MI.
Ter with him, whom he knrV was M voter II
!, likely that Mr. Kimehs WaS anxious 10 be a
delegate 10 the convention, as the Esquire IL
more hnNious 10 attend to bis voters busincsA
than his own. MF Shaic brought the two Mr.
Martins, neither Of whom had ayole Tie great
Franklin paraded that day, drummed up his Ut.
lie band VI rum sucker; held . caucus meeting
IN the shop, and passed. the bottle round pretty
freely before they went into the meeting. They
knew very we'll before they went there, that
they could make three or four votes by their
whisky. Il will he hard 10 tell, before long,
who will take possession Of the pulpit in TIA.
duphia, franklin or Capt Arthur. Il might DO
well Tor the friends Of Capt Arthur 10 try and
furnish him with another horse, As the great
Franklin has great need OF tho one that Capt.
Arthur has to carry whisky to the meetings, in
order To trot the Dr. through the convention -
/ At Sand Hill, the Dr. addressed the meeting
with right greasy little speech lie common.
ced by saying: My friends and fellow citizens,
| appear before you As candidate for Congress;
/ II nominated In 0onvealion honestly and fairly"
lls thought holding conventions was the on
| y way TO harmonic the Democratic party, and
he was in favor Of conventions.
When the DE-. was making all this fuss about
honesty and lair play, why did he not tell the
voters that he had men standing at his back,
| from his old State, pa ready to vote and give
him majority in the Sand Hill meetingy-
What does the DR.. mean by honesty and fair
| playl llaman don't get the nomination at \
meeting honestly and fairly, how will he get in
convention honestly aud fairly, about which he
blows 40 much
| Mr. Editor, the vote stood 10 for the Dr., and
/ 10 for Mr. Clemens. Take oil three votes from
Pa, and Mr.. Thompson, who never was with
the Democratic party, and then you will see
what right the delegate from Sand Hill has TO q
seat in convention. il there be one held.
! The rumsuckerS Of Iriadelphia preciact make
great blow about party called ~. d. :" with
Mr. Lewis Stetnrod at the head. Mr.. S,eenrudha
been elected several times, but never heard Of
him getting voters from another State to get the
. nomination IN precinct meeting. Never heard
OF him or his party carrying whisky TO a meet.
ing to influence voters. Never heard Mr. Steen.
rod say that he only wanted TO run to break
down some other good Democrat. II this same
whisky party had not had the veto power put ON
them, all would have been right IrMr. +. l..
had been retained as mail agent, the DR.. post
master, and Mr.. Arthur had been made Chan.
man to aY on the roOSt, Zap his wings and CROW.
they would all have raised their voices TO Mr.
! Clemens and said, well done, thou good and
faithful servant" ask these same men who
50 heart and hand for James buchanan and
Henry A. Wise and deRounea NJ, Clemens. who
elected MT. Buchanan and Henry A, Wlsef Did
not the same party elect Mr.. ClemenN Is this
not the same Clemens that CanvaSsed the State
for these same menl I ask these men where
Mr.. Clemens was found in that campaign: lie
was not found stepping round drinkng lager
beer. lie was on the mountains and in tie
vallies; wading through the mud, fighting for
the Democratic party, aud for these very men
that now put the veto on Mr.. Clemens. This
same llaneytOwn clique, when the DR.. was a
candidate for the post office the first time, and
his petition was handed TO them to sign, said
they would sign no such paper, for the DR.. was
not honest, was bankrupt, man that was not
capable ofattending 10 his own business, and
not lit to attend to the business Of government.
Now, this same Buchanan clique goes heart and
hand for the DIR. II the Secretary Of the Sand
Hal meeting wrote the proceedings Of that meet.
ing, will knock under, for he seldom tells the
truth. On the day Of the Sand Hill meeting,
they had everything out. They had their big
guns there from Triadclphia. They even had
The flying artillery there from Ohio county to
carry tho news back to Triadelpha. They had
the blow gun there, late from Missouri, gassing
and debating to voters how to vote and who 10
vote for; aud who was honest, and who was dis.
honest. ! ask this same honest party, il they
mind setting notice in the papers some years
back, signed 5. Clemens, telling every man that
to whom his father was indebted, to call, and
they should be paid Off Did that show dishon.
cSty, oil which this same clique crows 50 much
aoouH Let some Of these same men toe the
mark in the same way-cOme up to the rack,
fodder or no fOddcr-no backing out, but toe
the mark. say, all the voters Of Sand Hill
want, is to get chance to reverse that ''unSni.
nous votC" at the polls in May. Then we will
not call on any swelltd heads for their aid Of
whisky, nor the loan Of Mr.. ArlhurS horse to
start jug line to gain votes for Mr.. Clemens
A Sam ilui Drynrp.+
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