Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-04

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EniroR CHRONICLE: IL " vii! not be In
"ue'ng TOO much ON your Columns and The
pauence oi your feaoe's' would hke TO
say lew words 10 reply TO the remarks Of
"a Bell Man : IN the last Republican. am
pained TO see man, 'hat oy the position
he occupies IN society Is placed above the
common ieVei' mus oegrade MS menhood,
oy stooping 10 Jo"ehooa ana deception, TO
evade the odium that Justly attaches to
studied efforts To deceive the honest voters
OF the eountry' Ahhough my notice of the
meef'ng may De "oomoesuc' issser IL Is
TRUE
IRA BEL man vii! only ws't until !
nave wrnten Us many ar"cies lor 'he Puohc
press as ne mas oohe' may become more
spnring OF my coiors' ana wr"e 10 q" 10 De
pieasihg even 10 MS cultivated taste' HIS
excuse ior wrH'ng 10 my "disregard Tor
truth" Let US examine MS proofs. as.
serted that the Cha'fman was assisted and
coonse,eo oy geh.'ema" on MS r'sh T.
winch "e """e'''a'"sv P'o"ou"ees uh'
true In MS yer! mex. sentence ne says,
"'he ony ''me we saw 'ne k'ngS SUBJECT
"a garoleo ana "'u'''a'to quo'auon) "speoK
10 the Chalrmsn' was 10 aesHe MIN 10 say
.. w. Lalsn'ey' 'ns'eao o' : NJ L0ishiey'"
was not ,n,s .counse"ng ana assisting the
Charman. ihe very 'n'ng asserted;
ana ye' NE mas inc orazen 'mpudence TO
"Prohou"ce "nn es's.'ngp un'rue' u u
10 untrue "A neii man nus iied' a. wei as
"Sam. ~
Agalh ne says: "nut the writer IN the
Chroo'c'e says t"a' =" '"e business o' the
meethg was '""ouuoeu oy MI SIMPSON
formerly aDemocra'' oase aho V''ia'n-
GUS earo'e' as wen as aehoerdie ne as
reference 70 wna' 4 o'a say WIN prove
However "oo,hoas''c l may os' am not
green eneugh 10 pronounce any man
Democrat, because ne voted 'or 'h"t FOSSIL
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He closes MS srtcle with low vu'sa
and SO Tar as ne Knows false t'rafe OF aous'
OF me persena'ly' OF the Republican party
generally ana mr. Lincoln particularly :
He modestly requests my "opinion OF Anal
gama'lon asdlsp'ayee at Mart'nsv'lIe' wher
"Sambo hAid tor'h TO delighted audience
o t irrepressoles.
WE'LL my "op'nion OF the Martlnsv''l'
Amnlgamat'on'" ;" is that some OF the ire
pressible Democrats ss'''ed by Bell men
Gas some OF them have acknowledge ed
fois,ed "Sam6o" ON the platform where h
held FORTH doubt not, to their great i'm
provement' ediicstlon and delight. All tn
Republicans have TO do is to stand back
whilst the two tailed Democracy fight ou
the irrepress'ble conflict. with the Bell
Everett-Democratic-Aid' Society pitching
first into this tail and then into that, as bes
suits their interests or convenience. Bu
the request made In the peculiar sling o
the oligarchy' proves to me that "A Be
man" learned those classic phrases from tn
task masters of the South; where, if he hal