Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-01
TO THE PifRIiC

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ing tb those who value the good opinion al
honest anh honorable men, than bplne com
pPllrd TO notice the ISLANDERS aud maledictIons
VI 'hh'Viduhis, who, utterly base aud worthless
III themselves, are yet elevated, by n sing nlarly
unfortunate concurrence Of circumstances, Ia a
station which gives Them some consequence in
Inc estimation of persons nnarunainted with
ihtir " unapproaohable aud ineApresslbie iufa-
my Such Is my case. Nv own name has
been unceremoniousiv laid before
the community, 10y " the Infamous" Duff Green,
through the columns Of That foul disgrace 10
Tie American Press, the United States Tele.
s'spii. Were ihis man SO we'll known 10 all
among whom his paper circulars as 10 those
vino have re- idrd. even iDi "A short time in bis
vicinity. whether IN the western states or Al
ast ineion, and more particularly TO those
who have been connected with him in business
"f p0I'iGs, I shouid feel under no necessity Of
conlradiciine ANY tning whici, he might say or
publish ieT under such circumstances | should
consid'r the allegations OF Daft Green Of equal
mp rance with those OF 4 convict in any of
oar p n'''et',l"s. l'lple particularly should |
tHsik 10 II, ihin wnirh in ~ N cqutli-
~ brjv EN- hrm aud myself, or VII ch Could
bfihe his name aud mine IN JuSiannsuun be-
lore the pa lie; FOR as Dogbrrry say, "tlep
lha' touches ouch mus surely he IL filed, q,
! s1on'd deem such ASSOCIATION Of names rs pro-
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WIN WIS 'hdo' ""'e1 ! am '"nauained to reckon
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boston s'a'en 70 me- 'hio"gh David He"saa"
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10 c'""fe' MIN h'n>tn IN conducting the Iele.
s'"P"' S"he P''s"h rom me view England
9'"''s VINO was ho' ""bout experience ~ pn-
'''e' controversy, ana VINO co"'d iofnsh some
l''"","'y 'aI''"' A"ef n '"fIespnhurnct
WI" D"n S'etn on tue s"hJect, ! met MN at
W" '"h' i" W. o"h request abont the last
~ ocioorr 'e2'' 'f me purpose oil comforting
WIN MN upon me Propo'ed assoclation.-ln
,''s '"'e''f"' ne s'a'eu maj me patronage ~
h' paper WINS gt'h' "'il fdpidly increasing !,
'h"''n' paprI "Ione "oi'i AFFORD a large probt
tea '"'' me p''n, Of n'ihfinS Tor the Senate
ao't'e IN. ;. $40" the" TO ehfne, would MOI be
less man %o"oo; tina, he then considered his
es'ao,''nin'n' TO oe worth. nj n moderate com
p''a''"n' MOI ''ss Tan SoooOo that, IN the
event OF nenr'aI Jhck'ons election, II would
become hY 'mc'ease "t Executive aud Congress
s'ohi' p''ronag'' worm moch more and That,
ne ie''hed II a sure source oil a larg" fortune
WYNN" u mort "'h' he then exhibited a state
mem showing ~ hm'unt ii patronage con-
'e't'u upon me lrirgraph IL that time, IN sub
sc'iP'lons, advsIiising aud misc" llaneous job
ptlh'mg' aud showing also the amount OF his
exPence' Tor labor, materials, nc. from which
lhe h'l income OF me paper alone, appeared to
w '"' 'eSs wa" . io''oo' lie also 'iated, mat.
me deo's then dn" by HIM on account of the
Telegraph, amounted to about Slo.UO.
on my stating nv readiness 10 hear and con
sider OF any proposition which he was then
prepared TO make, he said that. having incur
red the RISK. labor and expense of rs %ablishing
ana building np The Telegraph, (Which asser-
'l"ns were ialsr.) and being able 10 proceed
wl'h"ut an associate. ne was not disposed, IN
sailing any portion of II, TO reIInqnish any con-
trolling influence over lis editorial department
Ion as, IN case OF disagreement between its edi-
tors upon any important national question, the
paper must be silent and useless, or one ofthem
must decide and prescribe IFS course. the right
OF such decision would equiiably belong 10 him
who had incurred the labor and responsibilities
oil founding II. | admitted the equity of this
claim tut saying that | W ould enter into no
connection Tint presented the remotesi proba-
b'iity OF collision with my associate, requested
an interchange aud comparison of political
views for tho nuTpngp nj aSCaFt.tp.n a. botIa