Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-16

teH6, but poor men are none OF MS. iaaa
tTMr. Charlssworth ssys that he had
intended to have personal 6ght with Mr..
Lochary, but has not mentioned his name
odi,orisly. Neither hiss 10 mentioned the
name Of Mr.. Poorman nor did he intend to
do 90 but for the efforts to draw him into q
psrsonal fight He goes on to assert tina,
this 6sht they shah have amer the slec ,ion
10 over. 2 = ltt5F a.ae
Now IN the first place Mr.. Churleswor,f
knows full well that an open fights ura,ura
| for such men a. himself and therefore hi
lshpns Il. He would rather by sneakigg in
EsInuations, that all honest men Of all par
ties condemn, malign and sl.nder the fail
fame Of these men. He chooses this course
because too cowardly TO make an open at
tack. well knowing thu. he can find M
cause Of complaint against either Of them
that the people will ssnetio-. Why tld hi
intend to have personsl fight with Mr.
Lochsryf Has Mr. Lochary proved rscrean
to the public trust9 Hns he not refused 10
b ysur tool' Is that not the cause!
4 Churlesworth recorded his vengeanc'
aealnst Poormsn. not on political grounds
NOT becsuse Of unfai,hfulness to his Office
bot because be. Poormsn. would not d.
Charlesworth's bidding. Nothing more,un
nothing less. OBJ
| Chsrleswor,h ttreatened. but Pootms,
was not AFRAID to do his duty hence his y
siu.. But why did he intend to have . per
S5ns' sght with Mr.. Lochsryi . \
! - aAnothes item hit since trsnspired viii
tell all that. When Poorman did his dutl
a1s. Chsrlesworh to the, contrary notwith
sssAaiag; the lastsr swoss veasssaes upoI
I'm. ssyisg Thea be should bs aefss,sd ~ !
'sAosls eos, in.e5oo. Txis w esa prsss
E.' The above are all fsets we'll known here
II. But Why ths psrseasl dinesIsy WIS Nr
LIpsAsvyi Well. hers I, Il: 20 jsfss, N
,RoosnsP hs must ecu On isdepsraeat Con
vsA,ion, one the, viii DO HE bidding and .
this Convention he will nominate all th,
peoples ticket except M. Poormsn--fo
this is whp, he ssid--snd thereby sstisfy hi
oSo0 srudge. h ss-
Bu, Mr. Loehsry. tue to his high toned
aarws, promptly refused 10 he party /
! sa, sesh nstnsss. therefore hs isssSsed y
hAvs personal 6shrwi,h him MI. Cherries
worth kssss the. every line Of this Is true
liza, hsd not been forhis psssonaI spite q
| Mr. Poormsn the 9Th Of July Convention
never would have been eslIsd, neither woul
he now have personal dilieoity with N
Loehs'y. saaa ..on y eH i6sg
lust 80 fsr ss the people viii sympathiz
with such low ptrseasi sp'.s. jOs, 90 s,ron
+. win the <sh sf ,yDiy iiehss run in BelnO'
u county. aieis teea ~, ,,,g
4 What incoasistspcyi M. CAsslsswort
hss 20 mach sssIsst thsss meg tha, hs Il
d tsnss vssiss ! "shsr ssmpsig~" agsin'
4 sksn, bat ret :. The head q ! paper and
: The heed of party. he does not, he da'
uos, tell the people The cause Of complain
i.ENe civ, publish hat and the Wind viii MI |
: tnecksd out Of your sails. You dare no, ,
: Ssr. Zoo wen % ysse tAsw that a
,f[ 0Asractsss Of shsss' msa tsib bear Il
!. lslosest sersainy. sHst shey . record /
;. blscksasds es f,lea,ion llka Nc. ChsFls
wosshs II wculA aesl 10 ssessssry y del
70 The attack until after The election.