The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-30
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mo, matte, of..ir,l, ron.c,,crcc,' has ,,l
Mr.. MUMMY into his very consequential can,ro.
yersv c,plimior c,,cuy what we have said
before, that Mir. Mu,phy hal some other than the
o,,cnsblc Object ia view il attacking Us, f,t
would he 90 to the poius Of making some
enemies and writing column or two besides,
about matter Of little consequence - We
made few attempts in or las, 10 guess wha,
that gIe, u j,ct was, cnl We find matter enough
tbs week to conn, N our suspicious.
/ Mr.. Murphy, LAYING aside the matter in con-
trovcrsy between Us as of sli,,c consequence"
and forgetting wha, he say. in the beginning Of
his article. tina, he "shall not be wanting in those
courtesies which, in good society are due from
ore gentleman to another" launches forth in
TRADE Of low personal abuse against Mr.. Hisc
aud ourse,f. Now SO far as regards Mr.. ilise, all
he wants us 10 ssy for Lin is lha, Mr.. Murphy
can blow ahead Os much as he likes, for he does
not consider Mr.. Murphy capable Of injuring
him, and that he en,crtains the same CON
tempt for a Mexican in the streets Of
Ottawa that lie does for one in Mexico
and we should probably make the same
reply to his abuse were il not for the Oh
ject with which we know it is heaped
upon US.
We said last week that Mr. Murphy
was afraid Of the volunteers, and was la.
boring to get up feeling against them.
Can there now he any doub, Of this
Why does lie attack Mr.. !llse, who as
editor, never said word agains, him,
and has no more 10 do with our cont,o-
versy than lie man IN the moon. Iii.
very simple. Mr.. llise has the temeIity
to support Mr.. GooDELL, a roluRteer,
for The Office Of county clerk, and Mr..
Murphy is laboring to excite prejudice
agains, his friends.
How does he attack us! "TclI us,
thou carpet knight" this is his language,
"upon what battlefield did you gain your
laurels = "Ai what particular time
were you engage! in battle array with |
your regiment y Are these questions IN
tended for us 'Ie'l us, we carpet
knights, '-.menbeIs OF The company from
la Sale, "upon what battlefield did you
gain your lanIcIs ~ AT what particular