The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-07-17

YOU as o DareIaceu liar, nave sald
for him. Sir, You are a very dam
gerous and unworthy member or
you are too despicable toll
be hated, but too venomous and
Kissing to be tolerated in any go9d
you r too illiterate to-
be reasoned with, but too incendi-
airy and traitorous to be allowed to
60 unpublished; you cry out Union
nion,-now, Sir, let us test You,
and we venture to assert, that you
will be strangled on the horns of
the dilemma. We ask you-what
do you mean by the UnionYI
There was one great and glorious
Union in America, the old Union,
which Washington andhi disinter
ested companions in war and in
Victo',y ~bequeathed to all future
ages in America. Where is that
Union now? Angels weep! Pa
triota NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
Will you, Sir, will those who
read your tread nable and traitor
GUS sheet of Trash falsehood and
SANDER, come forward and swear
loyalty and tealty to the Union as
it was? We boldly assert, that
you will not, that you dare not.
But if not, to what Union do you,
Sir, and a portion of your blindly
led readers, belong? The old Union
is trampled liz the dust. Of what
Union, then, do you talk, bray,
rave and rant? Tell US if You can /;
tell us if you dare. Oh, Sir, you,
in your small way, are one of
Americas irebrands. You, like too
many more of your school, mind
earthly things" (ofices,) and glory
in your shame. Now, Sir, as we are
perfectly satisfied that we can hold
you in our grasp, and keep you in
your own place, even so, are we
prepared, in this lawless part of
Gods earth, to prove to the Jim
Crows of Democracy, that at an
hour when they think not, we
shall convince them that "profes-
sion is not principle )" that they
cannot support the ever changing,
ever bending and twisting, and ly-
ing Eaton Register, and the truth
speaking, and unbending Eaton
Democratic Press. Sir, when you
are ready to reply, we shall be
ready to answer you. Muster your
strength, read your Grammar, cog,.
tate your Logic, trim your Rhetor.
ic, learn how to spell, and let us
meet you again in a new and better
dress. We like to meet a man
clothed in real manhood.
You remember that you sale
and published in your paper, tha'
Vallandigham was the author o
the Resolutions adopted by tn
great Convention, held at tn,
Court House, in Eaton, on the 21st
of June, 1862. We must do 20,
the kindness to charge you will
falsehood, and if you do not like tt
be published as a perverter Of tn,
truth, we cannot help it. We ar
sorry for you, but do not pity you
A man who earns his bread by do
:, ing evil, slandering and misrepre
sentipg his neighbors, and mislead
ing the public, is not to be locke,
upon as within the pale of civilize'
society. Be sure that "your sin
!. will find you out" We have give
:. you far too great a. space in on
paper, but we have done so, to re
veal to the public your true char
acter, and to put you right wit
- yourself. You are not worth a lin
q of printed matter, but it costs &c
] ciety much to keep rogues an
vagabonds within bounds, all
therefore we do not glumble at tn
y trouble we have been at to say
q You from strangling yourself
your own net.
SICKNESS IN WAsHINGToN.-Sel
e Wade is quite i'll, but was able I
ride out last evening. SecretaT