The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-09-27
.WHIsKY AND IGNORANCE" !"

and possessed Of but little Of that knowl-
edge calculated 10 maie 4 man notorious
In anything except extreme Ignorance,
and very unnstufal appetite for that
flowing fountain, very improperly called
"Paddy's eycwater," has been placed upon
the dtssai3n County ticket for the Office
Of Sheriff Of rihton County. II Is cert
tainly strange 70 hear his eleetioneeFlng
arguments. He starts out In the begin.
ming Of the campaign Upon hts platform,
land We guess D from present indications,
the platform of the entire tiekst,I and
quotes from some very wise author this
text WHISKY AND IeNoRANcE, is all the
Union party have TO contend against
From this text be has been stumping the
County from center TO post, and when last
heard from, was still preaching ishisky
and ignorance, with such power and mas
terIy eloquenee and oratofy, that the hear
ers thought, really, the man was intoxiea-
ted--as to ignorance, they had always been
satisfied, that he possessed II in the highest
degree. ...' 5'' .'' .l''O''' ''' '..''
q The people are beginning to think, that
If the Butternatl platform Is whisky and
ignorance, then Robbins stands. upon
that platform, and consequently they can
not support him while he stands on it,
They further say, that from the manner
in which he INDUCES in both of the prop
critics Of his opposition, that they. can't 60
such hypocricy. THAT HAS rtAYEp OUT!
Can't GO ri a ,Hos..H- IL mot
We wonder how many more stand on
the same platform, that, call themselves
Union men, and are on the ticket with
Brother Robbins. Is there any? Not one'
Don't ,you all stand with him classed with
himY drink with himp And how many Of
you upon the same ticket have with him
indulged in tohtsky and ignorance, and
rolled 1t under and over your tongues as o
s,oeet morsel, until you have become en-
tirely sayoried Of It, and look and smell
as a "sweet incense upon the alter ready
10 be made sacrifice Of, for rBread-and-
butter.r lBread-and-butterv we mention
from the fact, that Robbins said he expee-
ted to lay up about one thousand dollars,
and wished the Democrats to assist In elec-
\ ting him. .t-- .t 81, -.,-c... a.',
We are very credibly informed that Mr..
Kaler stands pretty tceN upon the text, es-
pecially when he took his Jtvhg trip down
to vinton Station, and Furnace, and talked
Tycher as kroat. , Ydp, ya,c,- ya,e, and. nt1
cum arouse, &c, &C., and rs he thinks has
secured the votes Of four Democrats, but
as he says athat is played out."-But this
Is not all, he with all the ticket. flock to
the Magnolia Saloon, just opposite the
''Hotel| "THE wEsTBRN,p for instance
And again, Judgd Kaler Is asking Demo-
ciats to vote for him, after making charge
of not only half fare for tavern bills, aud
then with very. kind NairsYsand polite
manners, solieits his vote, or that hewill
not do anything against him. This, is very
kind and polite in you, Mr., Kalcr, and all
very propsEIH YOU were, only honest when
You act thus. But your deception Is toe
powerful TO escape the gaze Of the public
n WIN out, hike murder. But not content
with this manner Of electioncering, you
yet have the cool daring and satanic i'm
pudence to offee TO compromise with trait
ors To lay down the "Hell, Hemp and
Canada" motto, and ask some of the same
boys who went to Canada to vote for yod.-
BAIL Bahii Where is thy shame. i3
Mr.. FELTON,, would like very much just
now to get some Democrats to vote for
him. Yet Mr.. FELTON, calls you \ Traitor u
toorse than JEFF Davis, and we wonder II
he would not like to have some ofthe irish
vote, the men that he said would lie, and
ought not TO be allowed to vote. Would
you not like to have some of the sons o.
the Emerald Islep to cast their wee small
ballot for you. .srr7.
Remember, every Irishman, that 1t il
known to be a fact that Mr., FELTON, sale
that every one Of you would lie, and tha
you ought not TO be allowed to vote,
With such infamy upon your brow, how
dare you approach a Democrat-And tter
hear him again, in his hippo, hysteric story
Too old TO attend to the farm. SHAY,
served in that BEHALF" Pity for you'll
If you could only be reconstructed, ant
made a good Union man, you could hav,
had the Assessor or Collectors Office, ant
assisted your frail nature somewhat in tn,
matter But so IL goes, ''man that is borr
ofwoman Is offew days and full oftronble.
But here is something again. Every
man upon the "Union ticket" is now, ant
have been attempting to bribe Democrats
and buy their votes. And again, every
one of them, are attempting to trade votes
with Democrats. And then again, every
one of them are aiding and abetting ii
colonizing Illegal voters by bringing mer
from adjoining counties, Remember gen.
tlemen these facts are known and will bt
made public. And RENE mber further, yor
! viii all be brought To justice, l- 'aay.'
Democrats, remember you are dealing
with the Deril, and WILDE lied out ofyoul
liberty and rights. Remember that men
that used you, as. this party has done, vii
| now do ANYTHING in order to keen yOu m,