Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-16

explaining then IN ~o,t hou-. ~ which he shortly
aisr~ards (sene q, Rutsnd st III. Seq, Coet) thrca
ensd lriisr that Ne trend IN Wells thathe
would ~ mp G IN be Ruiland Hersld Tie scarcely
,ref u'rrd the meet ghnDse after accused bn 81 dsth
ing ,he Worb men. ard ssldpn u etet spoke 10 me
~. did hen N atcsut End has ever since, rifcnlai
ID Ill of sl.ehoeds against C. and has b~eu
coma ing OPP deep sud dsmn'ng pot solely TO grsuiy has
On elrr,ion dsy in Wells learned tina, the Pos, Mss
Ter hrouRh nsm- su-s,ion ~,th The letter found.
Immediately rePAtrd 10 The tavern soop whrfr hr Was,
snd ssid d. y"u ua' am i"c authuf Of the letter
found. bs replied by saying no, but know ct 30 one
morr lErlf ~ have Wriu"u II than yourseif
80 much Cor being charged 10 my face IN Wells as vel
- ~ Rutland
never charged IN Ro,snd as being tho suthot Of
th- letter ia qpes except Indirectly nv yourself And
for public uptn unce aunb1ing the letter t'J &,
us not IL invented hegotrn aud emana'rd from
the Wells Post Master. aud he ihe fountain that has
supplied YOU with visionary dreams up the columns
Of the Herald for several works past Thus same Lr~is
well knows that he obiA business letters Of mine and
hsd them ined just after the letter was iound by hts
own political rnds and they decided that the one iound
was not my hand wiring 1t was this same Lewis tha,
called nj the ierod Office and gave you what 700 call The
Ard uo Mr. Editor for the s,rnpe evidence q your cor
r-spnndcn relative 10 the blue INK Dat OF population
Of 300 one the town had any except the tavern
keeper Even admitting tins ahsurdiiy to he l,ct nae
he shown that the letter was written m The town II "F
Certainly Well then, what has the blue 'ok proved
n my judgment would prove the WRITER was blue when
he Tor the Herald And for man having seen
do writing the Hall OF the Wells tavern II
/ false dad writing the Han n thdt tavern
few days previous the election retired 10 small
room up chamber with pen, ink and paprt and Will
there. MIR Orn Lewis and Mr. Muns"n came up stars
and came into the room where was wrliingi one was
Van Buren, man. the other doubtful turned he sheet o.
that the doubtful one mtg hi not see Whit was WIZ
ting As NAV be necessary show what was writing
IN This retired spot and Of It's contents though
reucsnt YET On order TO reiute the charge VIII inform
you ssceIsintd previous TO the state election ta' he
whig. had their printed yellow paper. and oh
from the individual that had charge Of the Wing
votes Tor that specimen Of the paper and procured
OF similar color and retired 10 the roam already al
uded TO, for the purpose Of writing democratic tickets on
the yellow paper wishing TO accommodate several men ho
wished that ticket but they asserted dare not
publicly threugn fear of being embarrassed by their Wing
creditors
have thus endeavored be brief the nature ofthr
cas-, would amt and leave II with discriminating pub
lie to say whether there any Just grounds for the nd
uss,on brought aealns, me II have failed to
ute erery point has been from desire not 10 n'rude on
your columns and from knowledge that II Is an esab
hed rule in law that man is nnocent until proved gun
ty. j. L.
This sentence past our mondinen"me,oo' errors have
been tins obliged print according IL
the manuscript.
tour inorman, ready the assertion before
C. body else, at time or pace-so rest easy
We publish tho above OF C. hc frs, part Of which
almos, nsueraby saucy merely for the purpose Of giving hin
rope with which hang himself Perhaps he did
motive calling upon HIN to our Wells cores
pondont but he shall know H. The circumstances reat
by this correspondent significant and clearly to III
point to leave mind perfectly satisfied with tb
preferred, and according the we'll known uism at
wounded bird always uers, judged that &c in endeavor
ing wipe of tie stain would daub much and woul
make perfect failure in replying well as leak out som
connected with the controversy tina
doubt as to the Justice done him could longer lodge
mind amy capable Of putting natural construction
circumstances We thought he could be en,ced INFO ira
where would in effect plead guilty that this would the short
satisfactory end the fracu The eSper
ment has worked admirf yeven beyond expectation II
have taken fire the Developments OF the commu
from Wells precisely the manner that we know
J, would do in similar circumstances when confronted wit
evidence Little conclusive suit his purpose, and in h
heat Of his passion precPatey jumps into the middle OF III
argument working both endtakng OF every thing bu
:, the subject upon which he calledaacking with
.onaes relative long disposed Of and kickin
biting thing within his reachnow soaring int
ID distressing descriptive submty and fiat upo
his back among other morta in the of far fetched VII
ci.m The shall he here ended for three
- list, Because mind fully safed-edy Because
has been expended the is worth M
3dy has said all that he say Political intrigue
N o sufficient importance TO me proper invest
gloa this section they have heretofore been alarming
cquent prtdc, that forged letters and split cke
IT will hee,e he cautiously manufactured II the abo
Il explanation satisfies c. II satisfies and will stand spo
or SCR that Il shall satisfy readers general.