The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02

base and villainoHs personal attack
upon us of over a columns length,
which is a tissue of bare-faced false
hood frem beginning to end, M
truthful alike in its allegations and its
inuendoes SO cOntemptibly mean,
false and slanderous that the writer
dares not come before the public over
his own signature. but ike cow
ardly cur sneaks into his kennel and
fro1n alis sconeeaImeAt, instead lof ate
tempting to reply TO onr charges, sets
up yelping, bowling and barking.
: Mr.. lAIpbonso Hart is. q candidate
for Lieut. Governor and as such, is
perambuIaffng the State and on every
stump not only reeounting the tale of
/ bis own yaforous deeds bnt denoune-.
ing and yilljfying his political oppog
nents, charging, them with disloyalty,
secession sympathies and applying to
them all the slang phrases and epi-
thets to be found in the Radical vo-
Ecabularg. As an incident in the his
tory of the times, to shewIup the.
brazen hypocrisy OF this great Radical
patriot, we asserted that Mr.. Hart at.
tempted to keep men out Of the SER
vice of the Goyefnmenti when, by
virtue of his position as member of
The Military Committee of the county
and by reasop Of his official position
Of Lieutenant for recruiting, he was
morally and legally bound TO aid in.
getting them into that service: We
further charged, that this exalted
patriot, . who goes abroad over the
State deneaneing his sBettefs as "trai-
tors, 70 I'd ifs!oyal sympat athisers," when
the Squirrel Hunters" rallied to the
relief Of Cincinnati from the threat
ened raid Of AGOrgah's guerrilIas, like
snesking coward, deserted the COM
rmald of which, before, starting he.
had BEEN chosen. Third Lieutenant,
s6he even'thahI having such an inordi-
nate hank kering after official position
that an fof1ce, unknown to the service
had to, be created tor him, j and went
tod &C Colnnbusno noMhere he remained
4'snuhing the battle from afar..ad Does
I Eit rot require = sast amount Of bra
zen impHdepce for such: a hrawling
bIatherskite to roam the State below
ing, Pike gtHeg nBdll 5no of Basham,
about fthe want .ofla, patriotism of
etBill ALLEN" who received the thanks
OF Secretary Stanton andllGovernor
Tod for bis Attefances, and of GeDer-
| kal. Barney Burns who was faithfully
serving his GoAptrys in the field while
Iohh p PeFtsgeseoHnty patriot wassneak5
f76g B6M6dl AN aged mother TO shield,
bin Z lffir$of71 81 How are our
| charges met p g by argument or even
denial aioN Not - bit efit; but by a
scurriIous attack upon us ioby an,
aaonyfnoHas scribbler, who shows, by
his epacealment, of his real. name chat
appreciates the lactathati he lis en-, :
gagged fnaa dirty and ieontemptible
piece 5f work. For proof of our
charges IN reference, to attemp ping to-
pFocuFe Notwithstanding of the cstn-.
pany.of N National Guards of this town
We refer to- the members of that or
rat and and to Lyman W Hall, H.
| R.I Va Hslbi J.f D.. Horton and p. b
IConant. aAnd as to the other matter
Charged there was not a'man connect
ca with tn B.. e:'S 'Sd dIdfirrtei- Hunterso from
this townIdWho does not know that
every allegation we have made is the
simple truth. Let "Fair Play come
oft from his Kennel ana face the mu-.
Esiel let him deny any of the charges
we have . made in the premises. !, ,H
ftheyo are true then we. have not slaHTI
deEea M Hart; If they are true the
battaekupon us5s wholly uhwafranted.
ri u 40 s-s+- -s+-+s4---sss-t---5l-s Ii9sl
lnaTHRssneaking correspondence the
i9Repa;oeYht charges gus' with abusing
the men from whom we derive our
patronage. The ass knows tits false
Does he refer to, the, fact that we ass
serted M answer to the denuneiation
! 9df, thdge Rep pHbIieahs Whoshouid sup sup.
port Mr. osss1 ase traitors, chat they
we're fn1lNI justified indoing selby the
fatsi thatvfoar years ago Mr. Beatty
66Ited btiie fflbh1ination Of Mr.. Jack
SON, the regular nominee Of his party
9ognthe Office sofi Clerk !? DQese the
l1scnrEiltods ecfIbble, who, seward -Iike,'
4 / tissnea4S Behind an assume name, deny
/ The charger we. have never uttered
sope5woE9 against the PERSONAL or bue
siness cfiqracter of5MFd Beatty, and
4 haveK no disposition to do's6. But
he is candidAte for office and is an
ardent partisan, aud when he orohis
is1pporterso call in question the integ-
] rit5,I faelity0f' honesty in poEitios of
othsffs5D neither he nor they have right
Ito, complain at allusion to his own
4 course iRpast years. sI5gij gHi dsss
i 0-Bniz-ez -------sIl-EII ---.tA
TIE Radical Ring have iaaliy hfgGs-
4 tered suficisnt courage to trot OUT the
i pi9us patriot Garfield opon the stump
band have announced him to- address q
dindhiber of township and sehooT.sdisg-
5IltEiet meetings iihEigsss ID THIS region before
.theseleetion. Il They seem to- thinkba
bfewxs xspgches made, by him atisFourth
of July celebrations, college cefn-
mencements and farmers picnics, have
rendered the people obliVfodst to. his
sCfedit4 d Mohiliers salargPgrabbing op-
q erations! frsnt thisa a. little cheeky
4 Now fiat they 4Ia9s placed him where
A they think he viii win do the most good
45et their sinking cause, let then continue
Ptheir hypoeriticaI cant about their be-
lfihg opposed it54he salary grab. nosTc
4Ieai Jpl- IA a-9LI2 es.l 1lLA -IA99 -asg
i GRANFsis very sweet on the Radical
a rascalssd d He Wrote 0lIetter to Tom
Murphy, the head of the Corrupt Gus