Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-08-17
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AASNCu III
footed animal on his back, which 10 w
been taking from his neighbours aock in ,p'
dark! There is just as much truth ~ !" ,u'
attempting to make the impression that
turn was taken in my course towards ~
Journal, at the point of time alluded fl
there IS In score OF other impressions
has undertaken to make which are r,,oI
false. And he knows it, unless his ...a
ton was made in utter recklessness WI
ever will take the pains TO examine c,n
and know that there was Just as mucb ~.
in the Telegraph about the Journal for Son.
weeks following the time he mentions vb.
he prelends bostilities ceased, as for Son.
weeks preceding. And as for my course ..
Manchester, if | said anything publicly tAa,,
in regard to the Journal, it was merelv io.;
dental. If said anything have cor,on..
what ii was, and should be glad TO be IN
formed. l have spoken frankly and rrpsY,
10 regard to the Journal, whenever g. ubo,
ever l have thought there was occas;o.
And first of all, and most of all, did hi,
thoroughly, in the Telegraph. How r3;co
lous, then, that the Editor of the Joun,
should pretend to think, and what mpos |
ton upon others, that he should unleraE.
to make them think, that after all this W,
unready to meet him, anywhere and eycrv
where on the subject. Wonder, after all Il
this silly, self-infiation Of his had not some.
thing to do with his Venturing out with bs
proposal"2 Poor, deluded man! He mus,
better learn how to reckon cost, before tp
commences 10 build. Or rather, he mast
next time make better examination CT h,
| materials.
He says, We shall spend no more tim.
in skirmishing." A good resolution. H.
| has, as yet, done nothing else. 1t yet re,
mains to be shown that he intends to Do
anything else. He says, 1--WE wished 10
drao him into the open .feid"! Just as il
he had himself once, for moment, been ia
the open field, from the beginning TO Il.
present. Or as If the Telegraph had at an
time been anywhere else but in the open
field. Again he says, awe say that many
Of his charges are not facts, and we reJ.:
ourselves to prove it or else acknovIsL.e
that the Journal is unworthy of the co~--
dence and patronage of the Baptists u Ec5-
mont" Let hfm go about 1t. He ackaow.-
edges he has these charges "laid BY" Win
them he has my evidences. He has &l55
/ enough, and often enough decarel ny
charges tosbe "false and slanderous. \
has just as long and just as often neg Ct
/ and refused to lay them before his read,
and attempt to bring his proof. u Ica
assure him that the only e0ay he ca@ G..
rict me IN Me case is, to publish entileD
charges and ertdences which he has LIN
BY " AND HITHERTO SUPPRESSED, and pg@
out their errors - Unless he does tx.
he may depend upon it that in future Ii
| repetition of his naked, unsustaiGed asset
| lions will be looked uponsas the reckless
! rant of cowardly calumniator.
| In closing. pronounce the whole To
ceedings Of the Editor of the Journal in JH
4 matter to be characteristic. 1t is WORTHY d
a man devoted TO keeping away from u'
fellow beings just as much truth as VII.
! not subserve his own selfish ends, and the
t selfish ends Of those who employ him 10 %
: such thing. The people can not always
be blinded by such jeSultieaI manGuVe'!S:
Il P. S. The Editor Of the Journal gives a;
one reason for copying into the Journal "'
|, last remarks on the subject, the fact thai
requested him so TO d." 1t will he re
: membered that these requests logan Wa
e the Journal. OF course it belongs 10 me II
: fairness TO have the last request, lnas'''O'-
e as he had the first. Bat lie did mol Iequ''
: that the article have now been reVle"i:
d should be copied into the Telegraph ="
doubt he begins to feel himself 0Fa"" ~
+ near sthe open feId"! 1t is Tor O,n =
t. choose--whether to leave his sklfnIsD"'
: and come into the field, or back 0u' '"'
e remain in ambush. The Telegraph ""
l. con,;ouo its vonted straight forward c0o':'
q THE 'MARYLAND CADETS "a ; |'-
il !ary company from BaI'ImOIs' L and Re
; this city on "Wednesday, last "e'N' -, ' @
II NAMED I'LL Monday, Of this week. 'S,.,be
: Thursday last, this company ' o53d III
with the New England GUARDS ao' h;o
City Greys, paraded' and thus s az miI;Iaf
+ degree of pleasure TO the lovers o. n III tbr
: display. Upon the termination VI |I
e evolutions, the three companies o ',,r q
n to the United States Hotel anu P"C( narl
: a COLLATION. at the invitation OIL 'n .be Pc.
This entertainment" says 'no .;oI: