The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-31

"The political aspect Of The Valley has
slightiy changed since electi0n."
Nov, THE may be 90, bat IN what way l am
not aware. Be this ae IL may It is very aPRa-
rent there has been no material change = the
political as Of the Valley. Again be ma
Although this place polleda large er
Of what are falsely called Democratic VOL
/ II be means BY Imported" that they were
brought in from other precincts, happen to
know that such is not The fact; and be must
have known il was false when he penned it,
At that election there was 81 Democratic votes
polled here, aud Of those, there we're but IL
that did not belong TO this precinct, and those
l2-with the exception Of 2-Were teamsters
: - 4. cos tbe State ticket only.
Should Unconditional" again 90 far forget
his calling as to attempt another communics-
tiOn for the News, would advise him 10 ad-
here to the truth, as there are those here who
will not suffer his falsehoods to 60 abroad with
impunity. As to "Uncle Sam," whom he
mentions, lit is well known to whom he refers)
have no doubt he is attending to bis own
business, and, as is generally known, is in every
way competent to do DO; and all that such tools
a. UnconditiOnAP or any Of his kidney may
say or do, will not trouble that gentleman at
all. Nor do believe be would deign TO notice
such swapping ours, save It might be to admin
lister them passing kick.
"Uncouditionar processes TO be much in
terested in the prosperity OF our school here,
and seems TO have the welfare of the rising
generation greatly at heart This is all very
we'll But I'm led to believe there is much
hypocrisy iu him, for il is not words but acts
that tell and Of my own knowledge know
that it is but little the rising generation of this
community owe to Unconditional" or to those
of his antecedents, In the way of education.
By reference to the subscription paper of the
two young ladies mentioned by him, (And who
are, by the way, justly entitled to the sincere
thanks Of this community for their praisewor-
thy efforts in the good cause; yet did not, am
assured, expect nor desire to be placed in quite
so conspicuous light in the natter find the
amount collected by them for the purpose oi
purchasing globe, maps, charts, ETC., etc, for
the school room TO be $8l co. and of that
amount S62 so were paid by Democrats, those
delectable, many.hued and badly striped mon
sters, and for whom the immaculate "UncOn-
ditiOnaf' processes such an extreme abhorrence
and loathing.
Out upon ell such canting, bypocritical
knavesl l have not the language TO express
my supreme contempt for such vermin.
On the subscription paper before mentioned,
is the name Of q certain would be somebody,
a very ofticious aud meddlesome LincOlnite OF
this vicinity. who, see, paid the cxtravagant
toned this case particularly, only that know
he has professed to be much interested in school
matters, and was well able TO have paid more,
But this is the prevailing trait in the Republi'
can character. They can do the wind work to
perfection, but when ii comes to acting they
are not there-tis somebody else.
The great copper lead mentioned by "Un.
conditional" in which no Democrats were al
lowed to hold shares, has already about fizzled
out, as does everything which that party con.
trOlS. l was told by amember of the company
recently, that they were already having trou
BILE among themselves, in consequence Of levy.
ing assessments, and out Of the entire compa
ny, which numbers some 30 or 25, they could
not raise the amount of sixty dollars. Where
is the Democrat who would accept share il
such company?
At the late election SO votes were pOlled ia
this preclnct:-Democratic majority, l3. Oul
majority would have been considerably laFgeI
had the Democrats in the precinct voted. ]
know of quite q number who did not come tC
the polls at all, while the Republicans turned
out almost to a man.
CONSTITUTIONAL