The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-10

left the Editorial Department Of our pa. |
per, that we would try and do our own Cd |
ting, not caring whether We pleased the
" Rogues and Roy alists " or not.
The Editor of the Courier says, Gas
to our being in the habit of receiving
assistance, we are like most printers, in
the habit of receiving whatever We can
get, and making the most Of it, as we have
10 DO even should it be more kicks than
coppers." That is very like a man we
wot Of, who undertook to cOphide another
person but come off rather worse for the
undertaking-no allusion certainly to the
Editor Of the Courier.
The Editor Of the Courier says, " If the
Editor of the Journal had even so much
common sense as we had granted him, he
might have perceived that the credit of
Lincoln Courier" was given TO some
original remark appended TO selected
paragraph, and not an article copied from
the Courier" Now, if our memory serves
US, for the paper could not be found, there
was no " original remark " accompanying
I the article, without the whole article was
original As TO common sense" we
think we can lay claim TO as much as the
I Editor Of the Courier, for we have not as.
serted that one expression meant another,
which he has done-but we suppose +" his
cdpaci'y 10 conduct paper" allows him
that liberty. What nice young man,
but is air is a little out Of is at.
The Editor of the Courier says we ask
very often, "f We don't write our edl,o.
rails who does 2" Now we should like to
know where the Editor found that query
used often certainly not in our article
but his d" capacity " enabled him to behold
it we suppose. If he cannot solve the
query of his own invention about the ches-
nuts and tape perhaps he can solve one we
will propose. Ifas an Editor and Printer
cannot &c, along in South Carolina after
trying several years, wha. length Of time
will i, take for him to get along in North
Carolina If the Editor does not do bet
ter in this State than he has done in the
one he has left, we can assure him he new
or viii be able TO commence "refectory "
Or any thing else, which il is our intention
Of doing, when we get ready.
The Editor of the Courier says, the Ed
itor Of the Journal !" seems TO writhe un
der the lash, and throw from him as often.
siye a smell as a certain animal he wot;
, Of, when hard run" Now Whiggery ha.
! no offensive smell, and as to ourself We
think we would not suffer by comparison
with the Editor of the Courier, but the
" certain animal he refers TO is a gooC
representation of that horrid stencil Of
Loco Focoism which has pervadod the
land and which the people will snort from
their nos,rils in November, 1874 and al.
though the Editor may pride himself upon
being great sportsman, yet when he at
/ tcmpis TO scent US up he will find himself
, cat fdul."
The Editor Of the Courier says, ave
, assert that the Editor meant TO say, tha
tie Democrats were tories--or TO sui
himself, that the tories were Democrats.
What we asserted before we re.assert now
+" that a majority of the descendants of th'
tories in Lincoln county are Democrats !
and although the Editor of the Courlel
may be like toad with some one behinC
: with a stick punching him, to make hin
5 jump, we can assure him We do not neec
G such an appliance, and when the proper
r time comes We shall show the Editor tha
in respect 10 some the charge is not false
, The Editor complains that we do not in
sert his articles. We did not ask the Ed
itor to insert what we said. Therefore h,
has no cause 10 complain of us-he was q
liberty to do as he pleased. He says 81
the Editor Of the Journal persists in hi
remarks, nc may, we are satisfied tina
o none believe him" There you are wrong
y Ii is not expected that the Democrat
y would believe US even il we had proof a
f strong as holy writ" but the Wings be
5 ieve US, and what is better many Of then
. kaop our assertion TO be true.
! ASTOUNDING DISCLOSURE.
o The attention of the reader is called t,
: an article in preceding column exhibit
i inc to public view the most astounding dis