Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-18
TlON Al.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
THE BOLTERS.

THE BOLTERS.
The Disunion Seceders' Presidential ticket
has, We verify believe, scarcely an honest
supporter in the State. Every one, opposed
to Stephen A. Douglas, the choice Of the
people, can be counted in every town in
the State. They consist entirely Of the office
holders or official expectants, or govern
ment contractors, or the like, all animated
by the sordid purpose Of individual gain; ex.
cept, now and then sort Of political Msut
nuturo, unlike that natural monstrosity the
two.headed calf now on exhibition in our
town, seeming to have no head at all, GER
tainly none with brains in it. The country
is generally destitute Of any supporters Of
the ticket and the town supporters are just
enough TO hold the offices should any
chance elect Messrs. Breckenridge and Lane.
This is the honest statement Of the case.
While We frankly admit that no mon
could have been nominated BY the regular
convention upon prope, platform. who
would have received from US more earncst
support than Messrs. Breckenridge and
Lane, now, however, the success Of the
party and the respect for regular nominations
and above and beyond all, the great princi
pie Of Congressional non-intervont on, which
is 50 dear to the voting masses of the North,
re-afirmed and endorsed by the friends of
Mr. Douglas and disavowed by the seces-
sionists, command every loyal Democrat
and indeed every honest lover Of the Union
itself to stand by Douglas and johnson.
1t is easy enough, ifdiffer We must, to dic.
fer like gentlemen, but never ourselves first
abusing or questioning the integrity Of any
not agreeing with us, We have been made
the subject of ceaseless abuse. Among this
yolpins pack of snarling puppies to whom
We never could voluntarily allude we have
already noticed Young Of the Henderson
.. mort, very much to his satisfaction as
we should judge from his windy reply. a
copy Of the Saltwater Democrat. edited by
one, Setter, has the following referancc to
the Donglas Democrats of this State.
"Their political character is like that Of
Osbaldiston family. an admirably compound
OF the fool, the knave, the puppy, and the
b'acEsnar Identical in its component
parts, the individuality Of each depends not
on any essential difference of mind, but
merely On the proportions in which the in
gradients are mixed up w. w. Phelps has
the fool predominsting to q considerable ex-
tent ; the law studies Of his ex-Excellency
German have caused his element Of knavery
to o>ertop the rest ; the F. f. VS. have
made puppyism to reign supreme in the
blood Of Rosser, and low blackguardism
holds such superior sway over tho action of
"our Jim," that the other items Of his COM
position are entirely overshadowed and he
stands confessed perfect blackguard"
We are personally glad Of this first rate
notice since it gives US an opportunity We
have long desired to give our opinion Of that
incompatible ass and conccated snob who
sqEiats and whines, and is called Set zor.
He grumb|cs at everything aad e<e-ybody,
because no one ever saw authing in him
:" admire or respect-dogmatical and stub
born, he thinks because no one is willing to
quarrel with his absurd folliss that he has
independent opinions and yet he remains ,he
tool and spor: Of every one who condcscends
to stroke his bris.ly back, fol- by seeming to
agree with his absurdities, and he readily be-
comes ss silly lickspittle IS ever disgraced
the s'"man form: but disagree with him and
he becomes fretful porcupine with nearly as
much sense and use as that stupid brnte.
eve owe.the hedgehog An apology for the
csmparison.) We will not call him fool
for that is what he called US but he is in
compa'ab1y less important than fool, for
while he has no reason in him, he yet med
dies with everybody, to be despised and
laughed ut when ibis buck is turned.
The arrogant prctense Of Setzer's head,
WHICH is held high because it is empty, does
not pass. smong strangers, certainly not
among those who know him for even what
it was intended, they should pass, false pre-
lenses. lie can't. talk, nor reason nor be a
gentleman, all he oaudo is t. snarl AMI snap
athis betters like = whiifst dog, that darts
out from under fence to bark at the passing
stage. He draws his salary As government
officer with com'nendabe regularity, which
accounts for the sour milk III his cocoanut.
tie is trying to pay for his place, by barter.
ing what little independe &C he s,,pposcs
hc has, and Buchanan, tll,,,sh lie has got all
there is Of Se:zer gets mighty little pay for
tils ssaal! crumbs tl.t LII, dvs is permitted
to lick from under tic table. 1t is fair
bargain but like tho business Of the apple
boy, it is small v.e ~ Do.h buyer and sell
lsr.