The hornet., 1843-07-25

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The if5f number ~ htds pabaf paflIltsl
at Middleton, N fbs ro1bfy. Jag como ~ hasl
and egntaina little dignity qalb. intended
ata reply 10 sn aufis whIeh We Published
last week. strofIstIag 'aa TINT Hsmiaguig
iof bis lfsaebsfy, dugl.clty. la,inest and unfit
ness 10 discharge tbo duties of any responsible
I. Office. We have bot linlc doubt that the oai.
hoase editor Of Tie agpyobsiaisig uamed State
Advocate feels very sory topefceIgo' that W.
have torn the mantle from or tho back of HI,
b,o'bcy, and held bin up 10 the scorn and ds.
rision Of the public ga1c.
Fearless without pay, fayors, or advice from
any one, wc have thrown ourscIf in the are.
ma determined TO battle against the elevation
to high places, of any and every man whom
we believe TO be cheat to the public and un.
worthy Of their free and untrammeled suTra.
gcs. We have stated that Col. Hemingway
was incompetent TO perform important official
duties. Now every body knows this TO be
TACT. lie is, as we have before told the public.
lazy, incompetent, unworthy, and wthai tg as
much of an old maid as our county can boast
OF. lie would suit admirably well to run nm.
." " oo"'''ns o"Ped;,;on, provided he could
be continually in the presence of bar of rms.
IN soap and pan of water. But to start him
out without those little essentials, he would
De selzed as suddenly with the hydrophobia rs
mad dog would at the sight of water.
Inc brother of Col. Hemingway, thinks
there are many subjects in which the people
eel deep and abiding interest" So do we
hlnk so-and are satisfied that this thing of
lectlng men to office, without any other ouaI.
leatlons than the mere attachment 10 mar
y or The amount of abuse they have fosted
pom the head of their political opponents, will
leet fatal and sudden rebuke from a free
and enlightened people.
Finding himself in dreadful and alarmino
osltlon' from the we'll aimed shot we pour. 9
upon him last week, sold aunt Heming-
ayr mounts "old bolly' and puts off to Mid '
eton. Upon his arrival, a caucus Of TWO h
imposed OF himself and brother, was held d
Tier some little squabbling between them. a
Ives, it was decided that sold Aunt" sbopld W
ost upon his dlgnity-that his brother should al
cordlngly prepare an article for the next u
per- stating that "Carroll's most respectable el
lzen," c0M AuntO considered the Horne,
Us rather foot smaller in statue than him. SO
l. The best part of the little farce. is to dl
the manner in which the whole responsi. 10
NY oil the article alluded to, was shuffled off IN
the shoulders of the PRINTER. Good al. ne
e INJURIES no. body-we will therefore Lao. OF
9 our brother typo of the Advocate, and
uest that ne shall hereafter let the names sci
the Hemingway family occupy the head Of otf
paper. A person should be cautions and cat
nd stepping in the batter pan if possible. ge'
Ano1her reason we have, which has NOT a,
been given, why Hemingway should not win
Z with favor and support from the peonIa wo
well known that the family are one and pre-
same IN Prlnciple-that when one enter. not
and advocates certain views and ma.s and
; me others are sure to follow in the wako cou
= so lar SO good. One of them asserted not
ne had voted for Richard S. Graves know. A
nm TO be thief and that he would Al. eye,
support rogue in preference TO an hon. flor
N!g' II we have not given the language ty,
'I'"a ef hterdtim, we have at least given y IS
distance And further than this we chaI- stan
lis denlal' good christian, and a dis seve
81 'he democratic ranks, is our author ger
Is It right for us, as the conductors of . ~
nd independent press, to suffer such dis in r,
vi things to "pass as the idle wind"- he'd !
And we are fully satisfied that every rain
''''''ueu dno patriotic citizen, no worn