Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-09
FROM BoURBON.
BouI;nps.IsD., Jaly 8. 1898.

| EDITOR kErVBLIcAN:-The Bour
bon corresponding ofthe ,rebelsLeet
of Plymouth is again taking the place
cf a lalsifyer or liar. He says ]
cannot ''point my finger to q single
cent of the public money that has
been used in electioneering i,urpos-
es. IL Lcannot it is because tine
Democratic party is so addicted to
classifying that they do not know when
they do speak the truth. One of the
Democratic officials at plymouth told
two responsible citizens of misplace
that they had loaned a part Of tic
county money to Republicans that
had promised to aid them in the
election this fall; and that they 1.-THE
Democrats intended to use a large
portion of the Twelve Thousand
Dollars" or loan it to Republicans
who would use their influence in their
\
favorneNt fall, and that he did not
care who knew it, or if the RGpubli
cans published it. These facts can
be proved if necessary. He further
says: '.He has had IN his hands, as
constable, to our Gel tain knowledge,
the full amount of judgment COM
ing to us, and when called upon for
it, has offered as an excuse that lie is
poor and had to use the money for
other purposes This part is lie
of blacklist hue, concocted and made
by Dan himself, and a lie that Dan
knows to be one. He also knows
that he told faisehocd when he
said that had a full judgment col
lectcd of his. Dan also lies when lie
SAYS '.that offered as an excuse that
| was poor and had to use the money
for other purposes" Inever did use
single penny Of his money at any
time; and these lies, rs black as they
are, come from dupe that is aspir-
ing for the nomination of Rcpresen-
tative Of this county. II the people
of Marshall county want such man
rs Dan to represent them in the State
Legislature-a man that is not in the
habit of telling the truth when lie
will why, vote for him; he
will fill the bill to a letter But, my
God, deliver us from ever having
such representative.
Dan, as will be seen by reading
his communications. does not claim
to be a moral man. 1t shows where
he stands, and that he belongs to the
very lowest class of humahity-an
advocate OF fighting, whisky, pro
family, vulgarity, immortality, and in
deccncy.
A prominent Democrat, at ono of
their club meetings, short time ago.
suggested THAT they: as Democrats,
should keep their children from them
cussed hell fired meetings and Sun
day Schools, for as sure as they got
to going to them, and they got the
hook in their mouth, they would be
gone, for they would not make good
Dimmccrats arter that. as it was
against the principles of their party
to attend such places"
The Picnic and ball given ly the
Bourbon Brass Band passed off sat
isfactory to all concerned. Although
the day was extremely warm the
people from the country came in with
their families, and all seemed to enjoy
themselves. The Band from Etna
Green took a prominent part, and
made the woods ring with splendid
music. The wagon gotten up for
our Band is a splendid one, and the
boys feel very proud of it.
The 18th passed of very quiet, with
the exception OF one or two free
fights, caused by the too free use Of
whisky.
The receipts OF The Picnic and
Dance amounted to about $4,000.
The wife of Esquire Windbigler
died on the 9th inst. Ok.