The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13
For the Democrat.

this sentiment we haye no objec,ion;but
allusions being made in bis last COM IL
munication, with an apparent intent to
publicly expose transactions that did
not altogether suit his sno,ions Of coura
tesy-led US to express the opinion that
he was not altogether acinated by Char ;,
ity 10 his fellow man. We were taught y
10 believe. that, "Chdrity sEfsrsth long, a
and is Kind; Charity ear:sth NOT; Char 4
,tv vaunteth not Itself, is not pafed up, g
Ioth not 6shaue unssemly, .sssksth not !
her pm, is not easily prOuokcd, thihksM
no epil, ,"and surely would have dictated
a different. temper and spirit, than was
exhibeted on the face Of this communi-
cation. Instead Of blazing forth the
faults that might be imagined to exist
J against aneigbor; Charity would 'Coser'
them. OF privately tryto correct them.
!. Such a,course tis evident, woald not
have al aered this first sLoyei's' puf-
4 pose. No-maugre,, the mantle of
i Charity he had thrown around his pub
1 lication, twas discoverd that malice
4 with disEosltlon to- create strife and
hatred amdng neighbors, was its sole
design but Human like, we eapprehend,
i he is made the victim of the gall~Ws he
:. erected for others.
1 But five wanted any thing more to
confirm us in this o9ihiop.w We need only
1, refer TO that mass Of flthr beiched forth
4 from .sLover' second. Indeed its efflu-
d via, is % obnoxious oaall tha.is decent
I andrespeclful, that it is impossible to
appt oaclfit, without being nauseated
wi,h:i,s slench and as we have no in
a climation 10 engage in his "Dirty work.
|, I'VE must leave him, to dabbleH 10 it
alone, to-his hearts content.
!, Ns.Lover SECOND, however, talks a.
y bout .respec,ability, intelligence, &C.,
1. sand .would have the public believe that
be is the very picture of those qualities.
. God forbid, tuatwe should ever become
a [so wrecked in character, as TO ac-
\. kaow, ledge that such. exalted sndow-
. mests, were capable Of producing such a
I compos.t.Sa,. lis appearance, is alike
i. disgraceful as tits disgusting and dis
+. honorable to our commun.v. He is
!, pleased, from his disordered brain, to
drag forth, number Of respectable ct>
u i izens, and bedab them publicly, without
Of any cause or rOvocaiion, with .he moet
i low. mean, and scurrilous abuse. In.
sss deed If this be respee.abiIity, I want
~ none Of it. Fwould rather claim kin
n dred.wih the "Poor,' the uContemptl-
ble," as viewed by this would-be wise
20. and great one, than be possessed with 9
o. spiri. Of such arrogance, as is exhibet-
"a ed IN this document II is the very
breatbings Of mystical Babylon, tina
Of trrimsoned harIot, drunken with III,
md blood OF the SAINTS, from which sprang
oc no doubt, this modern Lover It is
,ad howeyever, boyish slander to say:I
"sir, with ali your pride and birth,
an know that your blood,
Z =. Has run through scoundreIa
NJ ever since the food
Who are the respectable, the worthy
lhe'intelIigent, that have made the stu
/. pid avowal, and Subscribed cheerful
to the senIimen,s' OF this pigmy?
ara he entfrely certain, he has quoted tne
,en views cor,ectlyl ] Judge, upon a re
NM examination oEthem, he will find ih,
m they originated in ks .opn low, an
,ha groveling mind. We have bet,,
,cb opinion Of the ci,izens OF this commg
uaa nifty; on intimate acquaintance with the
';na fora number Of years, would not wa
,wn rant us IN making the declaration tn,
toofI they would approbste course that
to calculated 10 engender strife amor
mia their neighbors. True, we have no
,oy- and then observed, spr'nkliug
d,ss lcoxcomhery among US, and if VIC mi
S,o- take not this "Lover' is one Of II
liz class.
,h,s clover second, alIudes to 'Clu
.o,s on Eactocy street, deeignales them
.rsi The compositOrs Of the "Chizen; a
, Tho most cbarilably impules principles
- them, where Low fntrigae is ripe H
- egregrous must be the vanity of 'Lov
second, to suppose hat it would requ
/. a wl0le club President, officers, 8,
Tho ra,ary, erasions, interIlning, l,alicisil
na- &c. &c. &c. &c., TO compose such
II we l'p.o''o'~' 'uoo''.ou % "a' 'n'o
idle ou' ~ " oo''eO' "'s asS""su 90. ena'uGter
~ , Tho sees double; bu',melhiOke,our Love
, snr optics must have been under an
com. common delusion, 70 have seen strai
ned to peIsP''"re' aeu euy' 'a.,e': VI
omen; Jos''' INV "iii'O'Ya WI" ue Jdu'i'
;hsm sees every thing yellow, and hypoC
ances, soN"s"o'' 'P sPeS. VI,,,,1IsN ys"e1s =