The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-24
Nrw Yons, April "a. is44.

Mr.. BsRNErf -
sR-PersOns whose professions oblige them to lead the
lives Of wandering Bedouins, cannot fear the conse
quences of their dishonorsbe conduct in a Community
where mercenary motives only induce to repair and
sage the Sgnor whose very enviabe praises have
been sung OF late by the press of this city as the abec
Tenorc" With such errant Arabs you have all cases
every thing to lose and nothing to gain especially where
an freedom OF the press affords the easiest
sions and to honest people without the least regard
for name SEX age standing probity and truth For this
respect mysel" this will be my last reply this des
perado whose second vile communication has appeared in
In the estimation of this mimic slanderer the fact Of
making injurious publication in Italian about matters
liam language is understood by thousands foreigners and
natives and in newspaper which has an immense circu
lation, announces no intention" to do mischief
He twas obliged" says he to publish my receipt, be-
cause had " returned his note" How is this What
had he apprehend from receipt known to himself alone
what justly due to me- and to have generously re-
nounced an Naturalization, not less rightly DUE Tor
my returning his note the cessation of all intercourse
between us He calls that an insult Was obliged to
snow hypocritical courtesy" to person only merting
H his own shame before the public The note he adds
can make Of it. with this have nothing to do.
The highmnded sgnor states that 81 have confessed
false it is improbable related one day to this my
confessor that was prosecuted beer having
told the truth and this confessor ought to know that in
this world there two kinds of be courageous true
noble and reasoned which the offspring of Offend
ed honor and cowardly, mendacious and silly ones
which are the arms of c0nsummate ruffans. To which
class will society assign Antognins communications?
considered him gentleman. love republican
equality but cannot forget my superiority rascals.
But, at the same time returned him the thirty dollars
much Dragged Of and renowned all other sums due by
him for damages. Is this exacon Is not this evil
dence Of my contempt for money!
He does not dare to deny to have rented the the
month; but he denies to have broken the agreement by
pretending pay by the day. the ground Of my having
solicited by others by the year. Well he promised
to do but he did not he began another month"; the op
portunity of renting the room by the year was lost and
the ninth day Of his current month wishing to leave the
house suddenly he sent the price Of nine days which
Of course returned Was not this base low and I'M
pudent breach of agreement?
l boast generosity" says he again Most undoubted
y, sir Forgetting all your previons insoenccs, polite
y received the thirty dollars you again sent to the
moment of your leaving my house, most lawfully d,s
and added my receipt TO relieve You from all anxiety
that renowned all compensation for damages caused by
you by converting your noble room into hogpen with
medicines milk teas wines butter, OIL expectoraons
SC. and this more than generous remuneration on my
part has been the crime Tor which you scribblng
against Infamous cowardy false and stupid libels in
newspaper The readers OF the Herald, however, will
make proper estimate of your gentIemany department in
this affair have nothing to add, but that you would do
better to leave me alone, Or
With much respect, Mr.. Bennett,
/ am your obd't servant,
SANTANGELO.
certify that ALL the facts mentioned in the above
well as in the previous publication of Mr. tangele
TRUE as at Mr. Santangeo's request pended with
Sgnor Antognn upon these matters the day of his
PLUNKETT
New York, April 23d, 1874