Democratic banner., 1846-10-26

Mr.. Murray: IN my communication Of
the l2tA instant, for reasons ten stated, I
said ti:at ! s .ould notice nothing more that
'Cispsssirnat"!5' might say. In conse-
Of the publication Of. the articles in
your last paper signed WIN. English and
Morgan the latter Of WI on | did %ccnsci-
!.n'inas'y belle 20 be the real author o
DIS ,ssi"ra."Iy,' I Il apologize TO you
On'l,tne pa'!ir, &r claiming Tie privilege Of
recalling NY promise, end Ct making o few
remarks in review Of this controversy,
w;ich in its progress end termination, (if
it ever S all Lave AM Las proved a stain
on Your paper lam viii. n, to sui nit it
to .on, ania candid pubic tojudge whetll.
!.r | or my ass.ilants are accountable for
tie vulgar and personal aspect Which it
:has assun'd. hate before ref red, ard
ia ;4in r. FER you and Morgan 20 my first
Communication in tie Banner Of lie 3lst
August last, ard defy even malice Itself
to find an offensive or personal REMARK in
it. Well sir, 'Gisrassioratcly,' alias VIM.
English, as lie ayers, took tfat article for
tue text Of lis discourse, but Instead Of
sticking 10 t.Ie text, he Immediately launch
ed of into a general denunciation Of the
trustees, assailirg thcir motives by ~insinua-
ton as 10 tie 'wirys and wheref3rrs' ofthe
''rxcii;ng act aud finally wound Up
by comper::ng tie Board to blind horse
But he tDsk god care as he want along, lie
tat aid every Article written IS lin or
~IIot:Irrs on the same side, TO insinuate that |
was one of those corrupt. Blind trustees.
lie sometimes referred TO the Board, and
SOFA. ,inrs to tro ofihem as voting and act.
IL: t.rs iu,crcstedly. It wasin reply to
t.,Se III :u..ihg. uHger:iemahly and false in
ts,hu.;i,"s, that i limited in my nex., that
,'ti.r Charge might possibly come from an
,ilteIcsicd s"G:ce, and il so, that his testi-
III my was not very good when brought
a sa;m:t men, some Of whom had spent
h az t:rrir lives in the place, aid maintain
ed as ;rreproachabIe characters fer integ-
irity, morality, and public sririt IS 'MOr-
,ln' II Mr.. English. did stick 10 the
~sn:jrc, alter Of de5a'e until SO many new
ana i:.rl ,,EL' EIi;tIs iIt:cGr,t1, ;Ld 8"
m,ny L:s~,i:anta entered SIC lists, t'la:it was
imp ,ssihle to reply to al, and finally 'Dis-
,,'AsSi nAtrIy' came out in so vulgar sEd
contemplate m article. tLat I closed :Io
ic,n,rn'srsy w the article which: has pro-
;ducei suri 4 spasnodic effect on Mr.. Ia.
rlis!, anil VI ryan In de,ouncins his con-
Luc, in tie terms vulgar black-gnaEd,'l
did bu: rel at tie ole general, universal
ri<s of public contempt, wiick everywhere,
Il: home and aIrrad. trcke forth ct tic
.a',!icAtion Of tIat article. ] applied tie
rri,:,t, and ,,iil Fprly it, will cut apc!oey
70 ti:"c III. p O. it, u!,orrer lie may be-
But 49, ',Nrrsas.' has disavoweG the author
sip, rs we'll IS ti,c iml ~rtt!ion e improper
nutIv, IT. tie trustees, ii "! ON ! Eow say
| am on. and as MIR. English las nvowed
!~!ir<r. f IS tic aut: or, | shall. now take the
ii',rr'y Ct inTr;.i g INFO lis :ieters:cns 10
set lmSrif "pas t..esr"c;al guardian osthc
tire as"re anu inter. sis CO this town, and his
right {" brani with d;sgrac.ful rpitaets TIE
moi, IS Of Zen who have spent many years
and much labor and money in sustaining
the interests Of tie placc, with how much
Ib,nrit i,,!,e'ns.l Ives, let the world Judge.
.tnd first rs 10 lis - et.:tnsAip and kng
Of which he SPIKE - graTely in
his f'st communication. At the last cleo
ton for trustee ~ si,c town, some Row, CT
3 .mr !,nw else. Mr.. English became, or was
'brnna't On tie tract, kn,w not which, o
rarhri t, frr trustee. But It was discover
I'd b, fore the election Lad progressed far,
,i'a' Mt. Ensl.s:I was not eligible to the
nIi;'c i'll consequence Of ] is residence being
Mit + ne gear. aud thus the people lost
IL" AID Of Ia" great tai' MS OF this oil eiti-
zen in E.an"ginc their an 'irs. Perhaps this
u:f riuna:r circumstance. may account for