The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13
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.lll give him law io his hearfss coctent. the scoupirel 2 said Single,on. walking back ward and for sard in state of great excite iEsens.
 .Don't cail harsh names, Mr. Singleton, said solicitor Truernan, looking up from the mass of papers before him. and sgnIlins ID s qalei- beneralent way, that was peculiar to hisn.
 Every man should he known by his irDe name Williams IS a scoundrei. and so he ought to be caIledf responded inc client wiih increased warmth.
 .DId you eyer eo reasonable thing in your life X ben yeu were angry: asked Mr TFseman, whose age aBd responsibility gave him the license 10 speak thus freely io hfs young friend. for whom he was eDdeavoring 10 arrange some business difficulty with his former partner.
 T rant say that eyer did, Mr. Tiueman, but now have good reason for being angry; and ihs language use in Ieference in WIl- iiams, Is bui the expression of 2 sober aud rational convielinn,' replied Singleton, Iii1e more calmly.
 Dad you pronounce him scouadrel be- fore you received ihts reply to yost llsi lei- tsF9' saId Mr. TFnenAn.
 No. did not; hnl that letter confirmed my previously formed impression Of has char scter.'
 'Bui l cannot fn9 spy evidence in that let- fer proving yoar partner disbonesi man He will not agree 10 your proPesed mode oI settlement, because be does not see Il to be the most pruper wsy.'
 He won'i agree 10 l. because ne aa hon- est and equitable mode of settlement ihal's all He wsats to overresch me. and he T. determined 1o beat me is he can r responded my Singleton, sldl excited
 There you are deeIdedly wrong said ihe lawyer. Y You have both allowed yoarseives to become earry. and are both nnrsasunahie n the present case. Two angry men never can setils any business properly. You have necessarily increased ts4e difficulties ln lhe way of . speedy settlement by Wntiag Mt Williams su angry letter. winch he has re- spantra 10 in The same unhappy iemper.- Nov. ii am io settle tIlls bilsiHess Ter y0a. l must write aii letters that pass ia Mr. Wh lIaIns m fulnre'
 'Bui how can you properly exp,ess my views and feetings;'
 Thai 1 do n0i wish to do. II your views and feelings are to remain as ,hey now are. -fof auy ihing Like sa sdlaslnen; of the ,ondersuch eirc gtr1stances, shoui3 consider 10 be hePeless,' rfPiled Gf. True aaB-
 Well. lei me answer this letter, and afier ths;, promise tssI yos snail have your ewn aaF'
 No, shsll ronseai 10 no such thing. Il IS use reply 10 that leus4 wlissh IS io mcdIiy .he negoiialsQa for settlement in Ssth way S to bring snccess or failure; aud have Bo idea of allowing yaa. n the PEeseas slafe nj vear mind. to wnle such an oue as vhl most a-sureey deEeai sn aRirabie adjust mrut
 Slnglri, paused for some ffrne before ma kiHg a reply. He had been forming n his mfaa most cuilias and b.iler feloIndeT lo lie letter juSs aIlaa~d to, and he vas sery destroys that Mr Williams shculd have the benefit of kaoslag thai he thnaghi hin -tricAy sed deliberate sceaadgel,' ~tsh other opgaions ef stsatisr chArsctsr. He found It. therefore. impossible 70 make up has aaise lo iei shg pnifapsssIoned Mir Tr0esnan wrIie 4his nl''si ,soporiaaI epIslle.
 indeed, must wrIae Il Is ietier. Mr. True nasi,' he said. There sr- few things thA, Haei ta tp say hisD, which kaow you wonf Hr1ie foa aos1 seem b consider the po- siiio'n m ahsca he has placed me in that ie, ter; nor ~hAi is obligatory upon sse ns man oi honef' 1 sever Ailos kay Hlsa te redeci upoa me, ogreoay or indirectly, without .SsuFsef fezj.sf.s'
 @Tnere Is m the Bstls,' sad Mir Traemaa. a passage ihAl ss peculiarly applicable to tue present. case Ii ss this--sA soli answer lurs- sih away wrath. but g,evoas words ssiT np anger have found iiis Preeep,, in a llse