Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-05
tined to encounter asdefeat the like Of which
has been heretofore unknown, and which will
settle their status for many years to come.

has been heretofore unknown, and which vii
. settle their status for many years to come. 4
! Mr. Enron.
3 There is paper in circulation purportibl
1 to present the .deliberation of those who's
names are attached, about which feel it,
; duty owe to myself and the Convention tha
nominated me to say few words -
1t must be apparent to all, that those boy
| did not originate that scheme They ar,
scattered over different portions of ,theicopn
try and never meet or held meeting on tht
subject, many Of them youths that know bu
little about civil affairs and perhaps nothing
about the Convention referred toa Somelarl
minors, but few Of them know anything abou
my views These boys are made to say things
they did not know or do. * number OF them
were drawn intotit no doubt unfairly ltis
plain that it is the work of designing men to
deceive. ltris not difficult TO know who they
1afe. They dare not append their own names.
11'he declaration set forth concerning my po-
sition is false, and Russell knew it public
ly defined my position before an assembly in
his presence directly opposite to the declara-
ton Of Ills card and atno ether time have |
taken any other position; and vet i'll the face
|of this fact he and his friends urged along
| this falsehood. ,di 1ai 'ipth .'''i sgt
+ This is the man ''as the result of enquiry
and refection'is presented asa candidate for
representative inorder toqulet ilie ieei'lg ana
meet tile just expectations OF the people, ~
man that never voted wltli the !, Uhion Y I, 4
Par'y-an opposition name Always . True True, ne
me. IN 'ae onlon primary mee.ng caIlea 10
lappolnt delegates TO the convention that he
no" no. i, aenounees voted with them i,, tired to
ands ni pepet r. tHn nonas s J at orf. H
e .L Ii iT; " .ne N,'iI AZ
Tb; ;ne ol.Tl parry 70 i",e al ',,' nc ea,,
nm o not I'' tn ,,oot m % .,tbn donons 5f te neonla"
i,. f,. se lo1.;, n popo
.s,',.s W. 'no Pu' P''e VI '"G '''oA
',lH1 Tn;,, p,n .e..,..
c,oa. 10 i.t.eu uu. 'ol IIl I';,
Un, Nv ,'.oes n,s Ia,u " s9'ets h,nu "
s;do La ;a'Iar1oa,, c,;I,i1n I'.", on e":n
nlin sn ,a J"u u''"', h"Jor H. u i.uSseil, c''-
"oie "nu i:o'iee. n"u aI'"e'ie'' 10 ms ,esr
10 t" P:'ole'"ns PoSe' '''a' i'ioNes ''ie "io'e
'i"o"'ne, co.nposcu vi ',,e most furious de-
1os'neets oi 'e war-aPolosls's 'Sr lhe ooHlh 's
ue"o"ncers " tne government, %c' LII one
.i Iiana ne hoIas Onlon tickets, with the eXcrp
sloi t'la' ms own 'ha'ie rs ,'iSstteu that nc
,iuy acccn,nloua'e ms duPss IN inc other
nuha ~. ne hoils the rickets OF MS own parry
Mlsrepresentatlonis his watcl-Ward ~ .'.'
"a monster ofasuch hhleous micn, i'.F s'''
To be despised needs but be seem ~ IN
Who would he vote Sherman, Schenk,
Valandigham or pngh, if he should reach
seat in the legislatures? Anybody can answer
that ' "" '' '- ifiA
Democrats! will he carry out your views of
government? You are opposed to the party |
in power ,H ~ '''
Union men! do you expect he will sustain
yonr principles-can he support both? BAIL
his friends know what is up .',"
| submit for the Consideration Of the can
did" whether Misrepresentation and double |
dealing is not the armor with which he expects
TO make himself "invincible" in tile election.
Sept 90, IS. U. A. WEIGH.
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PAGEylLLE, Sept 3oth, 1868.
EDITOR TELEGEArn:-l have seen a cirell-
ar, announcing the name of +. G. Russell, as
in independent union candidate for Repre-
tentative of Meigs County at the ensuing elcc-
ION.
The circrilar says, he served honestly and
aithtplly in the army until the close Of the
var which @ is an .unmitigithhg fnlsehood--
ie resigned. commission IN the 5oth ". "
while while in front OF vicks6urg came home
md reported that Generai p Grant could never
ake mat place nc g. went out. out as Capt Com
any a, i5fh y, ", Z, ana resigned IN front
= reterFSsD,rg' came Rome ana reported that
rant could never n ti'Ne M Pe'eFs0prg ana htch-
nGnd: ,n nj. am, ...s., !, f..s....i.,
ohon s9lalers, |liI you vote Tor man who
epresen1s i,1 Iimseli as onIon man' nan that has
SEQ Sc, u the following language Inc war is
allure i.avis n, mas peat lncolm at ms own
anne, armllng the negroes; 'al!andigham.ls is r
s good Union man as there is in Ohio, and v
Is burning shame the way ne ne IS treated
Lincoln Is reelected, ne VIII become die
ator' 1t was wei understood IN I, his Com
etOre he LETT CamO DGlnISOn and as we'll | II