American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-06
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G3-lt is matter OF painful regreB that at my ad-
vanced time OF life, should NUS eublicly lind it
necessary TO defend myself against The attacks OF
falsChoud and misrepresentation, and Eaftcularl
when they emanate from one dt titute If honor.
They should pass unnOtttd were ii not that
strangtrs, knowing nothing OF The Truth or id ehOOd
alleged, may be influenced BY what they see IN
print.
For the first time, have this day perused the
false and barefacCd publication of udah NJ. Isaacks
in the Baltimore Clipper" of the 5th inst, as a
Justification for a cOWardly attack upon me ia the
streets of Baltimore, aided by two uthtIs towards
like hImseL lie charges the publication, thrOu h
my agency, Ot' vile and deiamatOiy Iihel falsely
affecting IA character and position in society,""
did not think that he could possess harGiaOod enough
to make such statement TO ighlened com
munity. That | delivered a sealed letter To the
agent of James Gordon Bennett Esq, is true. Ii
was sent 10 my house the evening OF my departure
for the North, with request that would deliver it
10 him. In doing this, clt thar | was doing 10
wrong To Judah NJ taaacks, not being party 10 the
communication or in any manner responsible fl lis
contents.
The libel complained OF is follows: "Brihs. In
Charles ton, 5. o., September 22nd, 1915, Clarence
w. IsaaCks, son of Anna +. aud Jgdah M. Isaacks."
This man has SO.emnly asserted that the fOrcgo-
ing is ga vile Gefamatory hbei,' when he wen
knew, that by the most solemn acts, he has deIibcr
att " admitted the facts therein stated. That they
| are rue no On! will deny after reading his own
solemn admissions, reduced by him 10 writing. In
all charges of libel, the truth Is admiSs bic in
dence, aud gentleman claiming such high standing
/ ia Georgia, will not shrink from the investigation,
hui rather seek it. IL not my desire to present
these things TO the public. lie has forced me into
the position of a def ndant, and will simply rely
. ugon his own testimony. Here il il, and il speaks
! for itself
estate Of Georgia,
II do hereby acknowledge that Anita Fraser is
considered by me from this date, my wife. and ali
issue by said Anita Fraser, are legitimate, and will
| suppoi I them and her sach 10 The extent of my
ability. District Of Georgia, Chatham County, LIST
dav of November 1871 (Signpd,)
0"' vi ''''V''''0 ~ NJ ISAACKs."
| Extracts from letter written by judah VI. Isaacks
10 n lady in Charleston, dated Savannah Geo, July
25h. 1875: "That lady, tits Unnecessary for to
conceal longer is as closely allied the laws of the
| land will permit" "'lndeed, Mrs. M, may | beg
the favor ofyou TO treat Mrs. M. lt'*''' kindly, and
do a you can for her comfort"
Extract from letter from the same TO Mrs. j.
Mears dated 18th July. eff you please name TO
Mrs. u. that The ceremony between uswas performed
in secrecy, owing to the situation was placed in
Extract of paper, without date, from the same to
the same. "'ris with the sole view of placing you
and dear little boy in that position, SO as to Ell
| able me 10 act the part of husband and father,
and these parts do most soeanly pledge myself TO
| fulfil"
without date. "The public opinion in toto is against
me and am ruinud."
! These original papers are now in my possession,
and if any one doubts their geIuneness, they are
subject to exaHipaon. In what position does he
ueW stand, and where is the vile and detamltory
libel, What becomes of the boasted veracity and
hish standing ofJudah NJ. Isaacks in Georgia, or in
MARYLAND? A candid public will answer
There are numerous "ther documents drawn up
and executed by him. elf, of the tendency, the
pIlblicg,ion Of which must be delayed Tor snort
time, but which furnish The most conclusive eVl
dence Of every allegation have heretofore made
say it with sincerity that have no vndictive feel
ings to indulge. regret the necessity which must
wound the feelings of many respectable connections,
but am forced TO defend myself or become vic
tim 10 the oepraviy of Judah NJ lsaacSs' ,,.,.,
He has been badly advised Ivy his learned bo't'hS-