The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1866-10-20 00:00:00

HONOUR TO WHOM HONOUR IS DUE

"Must I be 'lrighted when a madman File'il.o1eL

To Mc Editor of eke" Oloserar."
MR. EDITOR.—When I read Walter Beek's fl st btu.
I was struck with ita childish simplicity, mid is mt.
prised that lie should be so exceedingly coin as to sita
his name to 9001 a ridiculous and uuscholarly le ler; bat
his epistle of last week still more surprised as, 664
though evidently lie thinks it "a feather in Iris I itt'' yet
I think it quite a disgrace to him who protease Ilona.
seas such a fine stock of talent and knowledge.
Respecting my letter he asserts that it was a INN at
inainuationa and suppositious ; but I dont Lel OM
h.
knows what a supposition or an insinuation itt the
would not have made such an ungrounded asset is,,
defy him to find half a dole's insinuation. or supp whims
in say whole letter. And he says I did not speak plaitAp
in scarcely one instance. Poor Walter Beek! ido Ka
wish be possessed more understanding and disc, inns.
lion. As it iv. I pity him, and so must everybo ly
that sees the produelions of his p.m.
' With regard to it being a bad sign when a man is Maid
to show his name, let um say that men of talent a Apm
sition in life—men with infinitely more common masa
than Walter Leek has. or ever will have, often writs
under anonymous terms, and why then should not :1
Again, he says, "I hope every one wifi condemn Nab
prurient falsehoods, for ti-en our beloved tni .. i . ter a act
exempt from an opprobrious mane." This hit Ijay
suitable for Pouch, and displays Walter Beck's Btu, maas
of grammar and compositim. People must eonden any
supposed felaehooda because his beloved parson out
exempt from an opprobrious name. What a silly ace.
elusion. Surely if Walter Beck continues to pm tkir
exhibit his want of brain in this manner, he will t try
' opprobrious name himself, and not without cause.
Mr. Beek hope. every one will decline to hem is,
honourable and humane man, to satisfy my imprint jp
hormone. So do I, but I cannot imagine whether pm
humane referred to in himself or the policeman, is
either case the terms are not applicable I ant sure.
As regards Mr. Dennant entering the house and Nip.
toting the man with the poker, really there was no ktai
heroic or brave in that action. If lie had been Mo wk.
might has-a been acconnted brave ; but hot could I •h.
afraid when such a tall, vain gentleman as Mr. fled
stood at his hack ready to bold the man a Ink he cap ism
the poker.
I bee to affirm that I have no towards
Mr. liennant or W. It.. and therefore was not act Med
by any unprincipled motives when I answer, d his Int
letter, and also that instead of being guilty of m, king
hypocritical rematka it is W. Beck ; bee Mine he saya
things which I don't believe he knows any thiegabou nka
if he knew so very much about the policenian I
would be able to call him by his right name.
W. Beck warns me against attempting to alander • ma
of hitherto blameleas character. NS Imi v•-r that MR am
be, lie is a prodigy, and W. Beek's name ought t
chronicled among the wise and great for lon. nu! sMs
such an important Itml wonderful discovery. A RIM" lei
• blanch sit chars. ter. Why, it's impossible. '155,
not one living ; they have all died out lone since, gi
and 'nighty Walter Berk.
I shall not notice any other letter my learned frf M
may write, but I would WM/ athise him Is, lA.Care I at
and in shut charnel, rho appear', before a politic wL 6
in strili.l.4 he innsgines.

rolugibitr.g for truul,ll;:g
1 re.usia, your., ke.,
lIERIT.

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