Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03
For The Blue Hens Chicken.
NlNNY MOULIN STILL SICK.

Mr. Chicken In my last gave a correct
and faithful account of the distressed state of
ulnd OF this miserable eGD Every week
me ofd bIne Hen gives him dig with hef
sharp pointed spurs which keeps the beast
Jumping and baiVhng about at a terrible ,ate.
;, foor devil What ptedicament to be In.
He feels so sore in character and conscienue
that he has devoleo three articles of corn cobs
ana soap to scrub himself clean, but il only
RIBS oil the skin and he feels so sore tia, Ls
= totnces" when any one comes near him. Ey.
cry BODY is convinced of Ninnys plagiarism,
ld'sehood and rotten character. People look
apon nun with horror. They sesm to loath
nun as though he was infected with ihe plague
1t is The plague of deceit, insincerity and
recklessness. He Is whipt skunk. Even
tie children along The street cry out . Nlnny.n
Nlnny,' Ninny." He is unusually con-
de.nnrd as not only whipped dnnghill (opi,
nut as whipt ny HE scorpion lash he maicous-
" prepared for others. Poor fellow He has
dug pit and has fallen in it hins II. In
his rawlings In tile last Independent" he
selses hold of a lllle piece of poetry written
oy the Milford Bard before he found him out
to be so great " coward and scounsrel.nA
" hat does that amount tol have known in.
stances Of scodndrels being highly spoken Of
previous 10 being detected in their ylIlainy,
| have heard you highly spoken of by him as
wen as the propr eiors Of The Chicken. Duf
ms all happened Ninny before they loud
you out 70 be great rascal. Ninny tries bird
70 gei Mule public sympathy by sayingt hat
the Milford Bard once had pood npip,on Of
NM bul change took place. | Trcollec
well when he held in his hand ynur manu-.
scIipt-ihe first chapter in tho Lllpoi lenas,
and said IN the presence OF ulnber Of pet
nat II fG would BE- ,r ', INV any ssrvi.s y
ths publishers he would appear as witness
= ,uen'iy me handwriting. and urged then,
u mere were any possibility 10 bnnf the vii.
'a,h 70 punishment, To do it. heard him saw
'''S Nlnny' and can prove il. don't brliry,,
you can mud an individual in the civ oi Wi.
ui'ns'oh bui is vi the same opinion as ,h,,
Aih'oIu baTd was EXCEPT your companions. tla
P'ilatch and "diabOllcal," Nlnny all
! our wh'ins from now until the "lndopen.
ue", Is deiunct VIII noI convince the people
/" we contrary You arc despised BY oy.
~ nohpiaols ana high minded Individual
Wy oNlecl from the commencement has beeu
10 place you before the people in your
rue character. | have done SO. / Nav. mo.
'eu you to ba coward and a liar BY your own
e'ef 10 mo editors oil the Blue Hens Chirksn.
i"ou' he libel case, whom you promised
nat II should not cost anything and 6nd
hem lawyer. have made Won confess ,hs,
iou ID not compose that New Years AL
lfess. have Ninny the proud Satisfaction +,
'now That my fellow citizens are perfectly
aiisllsd that you have been completely used
Up have beon assured by many TIA, they
ways entertained contemplate opinion Of
,"u pro. 10 y'ur running away from tho first
happier in tho Life OF Zenas"--lhat vour
Inject in going 10 the Chicken Office was IL
am notorieiy. Whoever heard of =. lin
Montgomery" until the Milford Bard "cona
town T. Because | have exhibiied This
G;"'elnp'lole puppy as he observed, he belches
,s venom against the pTopriRtors of the Blue
70" Chleken, particularly the Junior. and
''irses him as the author OF the afticles over
nc signature Of Alonzo" which csuses him
= "iuch trouble and uneasness. Now Nlnnv
n '.w ano'her ollrr 10 make you. It is this:
#, Mul ueposlte 500 In the hands of Mr.. ]. b.
'",sius ana yoc'iall That SUN, and will prove
I ,'o sa''slacuoh OF al least twelve persons
nat the Junior editor and proprieior mayer
imposed or wrote one line over lha aioaa,ura
Alonzo." also tho opinion expressed of
ou by the " Milford Bard.r You will Lno,,,
len Nlnny who "Alonzo" is. Or if Won
ecino ms proposition and call at the Chick
Office the publishers will inform Won. 10
' ,, them to give up my name.
ihr !" patriarch No doubt thinks Ninny il
mart fellow, and devices large portion Of bis
aPer every week with Ninny's labored a,,smnt
ulcu'e the editors. A hearty laugh Is The
'n egnenee. The Capon" Is very odious N
ohn Newton just now. Six months has no,
apsrd since the "patriarch" wanted 10 he.
lme the ." apon's" partner in the ChicLan
lice, but being refused admittance he IL ali
venom. Poor Newtoa knew the value If
'e Chicken, that it was in fine order and yervA
i, and wanted TO come in for a share. as
had become very hungry and lean and tried
get acquainted and be a companion Of tho
=. plump Capon." But il was no go.---
mis- accounts in measure for the s.oatri-
chs" vindicliveness. A man feels bal when
lngry, and my impression is he has not had
good meal since he was turned out of the
azelte, and from present appearances never
lll It he continues to associate with him such
iiiors as " Ninny" and " Diabolica."