The organizer., 1850-12-14


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This is enough for one dose, Mr.
Editor, unless il was better. Will IN
nv next answer other objections, IN
the mean time, keep the plank road
from Oxford to Mississippi River at
some point, before the sovereIgns Of
LAFAYETTE.
0trThs Star of the union Will please copy.
For the Organizer.
Mr.. EDrToR.-I can assure the Editor
of the "Star" that it is the least Of my de.
sires to 'provOke personal controversy"
with him; for other considerations il uOt his
known reputation for prOsOsS 5 I1Sopld forev-
er forbid mya entertainiHg and hot
The bold and unceasing att@ she 'Oeekly
makes on truth and "unhalloae fdisunion-
ists," would deter drawer hesrt than !
possess from coming in collisiop,S sth him,
for his gallant bearing Ear snriV e'ef,
renowned "Kuight of La ManeAS. HIS
noble and magnanmous charge upon the
"youthfuI disunionists" but fully verifes
the most exalted opinion that had hereto
fore been entertained Of his courage and
gallant daring. All! how pity those in
discreet youths who have had the rashness
10 express their opinion on the great ques.
ton now sgitaIing the country. Far better
for them would it have been never to have
opened their mouths against the monster
abOlitionism, and .tt it stalk unbridled
through this fair State, than by their rash.
ness they should have awakened the ire Of
this valiant and omnipotent editor.
"When next the Lion walks abroad,
Boys, don't be there to see!'
did not expect the editor nf the Star 10
correct the report he give Of the meeting
held at Coult, for if he had should have
been greatly disappointed The reason
why | gave the correction did 10 his pub
lication, as that those at distance might
not be deceived in relation TO the meeting;
and because have had the temerity 10 do
so, it is certainly too severe n punishment
that ! should be hayed alive BY this doughty
editor. and that too, when he has not denis
ed single fact | asserted in my first com.
munication Oh! 1t is too bad. Most grave
and reverend Seignor, | beg your pardon If
in aught have offended thee. and will
atone for the act by submit ting my humble
production TO the "scrulany Of several gen.
m NJ lfda'wl MT appease thy insat-
ate nav, then re-afiirm in humble imia.
tion oil your august self what have be.
fore said, and abide the consequences. IfI
the editor will permit those very impartial
judges four frllow.citizens,) to decide the
matter between US, then think have some !
chance; but even then, fear they will not
dare run contra to the opinion ofthis potent
advocate Of submission. /,
The editor thanks me for calling his pa ,
per the "Fillmore North Star, now "of S
he Union. n."-Cracky! what big name t
And now tell him in sincerity, that he is (
more than welcome 10 the favor, but few |
men in the South envy him the bcstowal. !
was aware, al the time, il would he kindly
and duly appreciated by him. +
knew the gallan, editor had great talent 8
or making himself out martyr to perse'
utlon for OPinion-sake, and bad holy b
orrOr Of Anonymous scribbling," and | I
therefore, was pleased to have il in my pow.
r TO give him a small opportunity 10 display !
imself in a very able and pointed editorial n
nfirely releUdni 10 the matter Of my com.
iunication, taking'at the same time, the
recauion 10 let him know where he could =,
et the name of anonymous Citizen. - =
have been highly honored in having an \
PPortunity TO notice that able snd truthful 4
aPsr, the late "Whig Star" now Of the S
hole "Union," and regret (my papee ouI a
rat cannot write mWe. Farewell bright u
Star of the Union" mar YOU shed your o
lys into the benighled crsuiums Of many d
isuniOnists. A. CITIZEN. v
The National lntelligencer Of Sat. n
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