The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13

years io be one thsf may be safely aud hon. orabiy sasopsed in all cases. You blame Mr. Williams for wiring you sn angry letter, and are indignant Nj tcerazsa sx pressions eeutained 'aere1n. Nov, IS Il any more righi for you 10 write m angry letter, wiik cutting epti8eaS, 1 than II IS fnr hims' .Bnt. Mr. Truemaa-' T do assure ron, ny young ftiead.' said the lawyer. lHierupttng bHn, .ahal Ain ac- ting m taas ease, sor your sensfit, and not ior my own -an4, as year legai sdrsser. y>u nast sEhmii to my judgment or ! cannot consent 10 go on th wiil promise pot tss Use any harsh laa- gnage, will you not consent to lei nc write she letiern urged Mr. Singleton. 1 "f on aRf !. n the present siaie oi oar Snasaa- rrosd aaa csstne al the same eoncla- sson m re4erenre n what Is harsh ant what is miid,' sad Mr. Tracman- therefore can not eonseai thst you shaii wisle ore word of thr proposed Feply--I rmnxf wriss is.' | ek@ll, ! ssssapnAe, lhea. shall l.ave tl s1t,- mil. When will II bc ready '
 Come thss siiaernson. aad will eire yoa ihe draft, which you will come aaai sixn.' In the afiesnooh Mr. Singleton came and received the lelaer prepared hy Mr Trueuan It ran thus, after the date g1s formal asisiress
 4i regret rRy proposition did moi aseet vour ]. sIsprnlsalpa. The mode af settlement VI hich l suggested was the result ol carnal con- sadersalon ol our mutual interests Be kind enough to suggest to ar. Tfaenaa aav Fssaa 1 which yon think would lead io an carly and amieable adjustment of oaT business Ton may rely upon ray consent io Il, If H meets hi- spprubation.'
 Is Il possible, Mr Trnenau. that vou ex- Peci zas io sign ss'ch oringing lstiefa as iiz,;' sad Mr. Singleton. throwing Ii down. and walking back ward and forward, wilh grea, irritation Of rlanner Well, ~hsi ls your ohiecton so il:' re- piled Ar- Tfneman. mildiv. for lse was pre- pared for such an exhihiucn of feeling -ohleeiicn, How can you ask such A qus.s- uoni Am to go on ny knees to him and beg him to do nae Jasilce: No. I'll sacrifice every shilling hare n the world. flrsi, the sceGadrel 2
 io you net-'- asked Mr. Tuernan. looking him steadily in ihe face
 ~0i coarse de--4oaorabfg scs9led'
 Well. iei ue hear waai you mean by an honorable settlement
 efhe voang man hesiAted a moment and sAid--N hy. 1 ufean--~
 lou ne&n selllemeai ID which voug in- tsre>i shall bs equally considered with Thai of Mr. Williams
 sYeS, certssnis. end ilaas--'
 And that continued Mr TTupman. sMr Williams shsil consider and treat you as gentleman 7
 -Certa,nly ! do, but ih4s is more than he has done
 Well. never mind. Lei wbai has passed go for as much as II IS worth. The priacl- pal poini of sceion Is in The present
 1fSu, will never send that n9ean criagiag letter, ibeagh.'
 .Yos mgsaske ns whole ienor, assare yon. Mr Singleton Ton have allowed vour angry feelings to blind yoH. Yota. cer' alaly carefully considered hefore yoa adopted t. the proposed bssis of settlement, dId you noi:'
 Of course did
 'Sn the letter have prepared sor yog states Now. ss sa hoaeei and honorable man. gou are. am sure. wiling 10 grant hiin the same privilege which yoa asked 4ag yourselL viz, that oi proposing plan oi settlement l our proposition does not seem to piesse han: TOW l. IS but fair thai be should be invited to state how he wishes the settlement to be fRAds-and la glvtng sucb an insIlziIoa, a gentleman shonij use gen,lensniy language
 'Bui hs JoA't4lessqve io be treated like gentleman h iaci. he has no claim lo iazi ntle,' sand the young man.
 If he has none, a< von say, gga profess so bs a gentleman. and sIl gentlemen should prove by tltelr aclioas and words t.sat ;hev are ceHiifmea.'
 I can't say that am ooartneea bv what you say, bat as you seem to be bent en having your oSa way, why, let me copy iie Ihiag. and sigs IL Szid he vogag uaaa- sud dealy ehsngiag his manner.
 'There. now Ile added, passing acRoss Iiit tsble The tfief lelteI hs hAJ copsvd. ! supp pose bell ihlak lBe lox spir,ied fellow ai- Ter he gets tlaai1 bui hs's mistaken Alter it's all erer. I'll take good care io tell h.m Il da2u1 conrain my seailneais'
 Come lo-lnorrow afternoon, and {h3ak well have things ta pfetsv far way he sad looking gp with his sssAl pleasant smiie. anu he hlished the airecaen q bis le'ler.
 Good morning. Mr Singleton,' he said. as The gentleman catered hls office eu the sac- ceedsag day.
 Good morning, sir responded the young man. Well. have you heard lrsm thai nsilk aad wsieE letter oi youss; e4u1 eaii Il nine
 .Yes, here IS the answer Take seat, and I Nli read T To you ssid he old geails- mao.
 Well. les'S hear IL
 Dear GeoFge: ! hare yeur kin3 and gen. ilenaaBly aote of sesserday. Ia reply ie my harsh. BnreAsoastsis x0a angrnlemanly cue of tbe day before. Ne have bsssh tess play ing inc food; bui you are sheed af ne iu be- |