Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30

lhAl |ifCl LAh'- We have Just seen
III e'e' ''i"iiee' ms document in the shape Of
'I'ihi"s ''I'" ar, purporting to have been
'Fi''en Sn' signed by 4 laboring man, and
'i', '"'' who has always voted the Re-
,''''' .n ticket This is probably one OF
Nv most glaring ruseS that have ever yet
Jeen attempted in political way for, IN
stead orits having been written by re
p1J'icaa and lobor;ag a0oa, in truth II was
written 5y lifelong and most blatant
Democratic leader, an exile lsisIaior ana
ex-editor,- and then it was written on the
Sabbath dav, too. When did he entitie
himself to the honorable cognomen OF
lo6ori1,g ildH Surely not Justly by the
"sweat of his brow in the Legislature:
and wherefore since then? And yet he
owns lands and houses and lives on The
most lordly scale. NolahoTing ma, could,
in so short time rs he did, acquire such
extensive estates and such 4 princely resi-
drncc rs that he built and now occupies.
Behold his lordly mansion on the hitI -lt''
And he only enjoyed the irnts Of lh" sal
Traces of his fellow citizens lahorln" men
and others for the short period Of IVY"
legislative terms, anu that, TOO, as re-
ward for his services, rs ''ciIcuin3 ,rr'ter"
and all, in the line of a pro SGJCrg, anti
,rar Democratic politician. Is he not,
therefore, an exemplary Republican, and 4
most honorable and distinguished laboring
! man? Why can not other laborlng men
so soon amass immense fortunes lands
and houses and large estates-as well rs
ne : The only answer is, they have not
been where he was. lie has enjoyed 1.-THE
high salaries and the greater chances for
wealth" lie speaks Of in this marvellous cIr-
cular address, and therefore hc is not "re-
duced to beggary' Sc, &c.
Let I'll know of the ruSfS, the strategic
maamvreings, of such ghosts as this ior
they would have honest men believe they
were an army of real men, come to deliver
them from evil, but whose real mission Is
to deceive and delude by false assumptions
Of character and by their tender, va2ory
stories.
And now, in this same circular, we are
told by this real Democratic vu!ture, bu'
pretended Republican and laboring man
who has himself been so fiched on the
spoils of office already, that we must vote
for "a change''--What for? Why mani
festlv he desires it that be and his-thos'
Evolves in Sleeps clothing he re
turned 10 the offices the honest voters haV'
lately turned them ont Of, SO that, rs 6eior
they did, they may make the public Office
the seat Of spoils whence they may draw
new acquisitions, and that MI these oliicla
= leeches may build grand, princely honsc
= and enjoy large estates as he does.
Behold what they did with the count.
: duplicates The real laboriap man hat
: rigidly TO pay hi5 taxes, and only that
2 large share OF this fund should 20 into th
! private pockets of such as assume 10 b
laboring men for the purpose of deceiyin
and misleading.
Witness Harrison Henrie's duplicat
which was only q tro tundrod and torfy
sir dollars shc.t OF IL actual amount, an
the arrearagcs of more than score
! others of the county under Democratic rule
Is il any wonder, then, that this bloate
lord Of Democratic Fpoils should desire
and actually palm himself off, TO he RI
p publican ard laboring man That IS
= part of his dcep-laid plot. otherwis'
. those and the thousand other PecuIauon
- and public plumbers which have so take
place under Democratic rule, ike 40 man
ghosts might rise up and say to this "ho'
+ ct > man, thou art the man, and
could not then 7ay for himself and his a
u sociatcs, ''thOu cans't not say that di
2 it, such IS me cnange' TINS gentlema
t wants. Let us zee how soon he will get i
rnr il"h'>' l"tri1 rt.'r- had tno much .
such mems rule