The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-24

| teles need but to be read, To be appreciated On
account Of enc or twoof the pupils having turned
States evidence when they found that their
Conduct was likely to be- cersured by particular
lew, We shall be prevented from writing in thu
name OF the students, but shall express ourselves
heeiy, and without reference To the opinion of
others. Truly, we Should be tempted to com,
pam ct hun as a Father for the example he bos
gwen US, and # we should prove "A hit scholar in
those lessons of low language and insnuations
Wh''h We have had, he need not wonder nor feel
SUI Prlsed We feel very thankful that the Edit.
"'N 'u'"osGehded to insert one of our rcsolu-
uo,,S' "i,houSh he iancles he sees bug bear" in
H. IKE the astronomer who fancicd thai hc saw !,
monster in the sun, because n Nv bnr,,onoJ =.
hight On h's telescope. To help him to understand
tuls resolution, and to remove the ",aiso ,broroh
winch he seems to view il, We would state nat
excepting The occupants Of the house there wo.
not a single resident Of Mt Palatnc that attended
the party. Although this NAV not be "accoyJ,,,o
10 G"7'c,' or MS "cioT as Euclid" il certainly !,
as "truc as prCdchiHg," aud us he has not shown
that our celebration was net To conclude with "A
eoiillion party it will perhaps, assist in rcmov.
ing the "miSf from the eyes of the ",,nSonIja;co.
ta' and help them to n true Interpretation Of
this resolution ~
As To the fair and full explanation" that was
made, II appears TO consist in ASSERTING, that tina
celebration connected with this Institution was IN
conclude with cotillion party and that the SIN.
dehtS were mistaken IN surprising that the cce.
hrat'on was theirs. The one was his first asser
Ton the other was contained in the fair and full
explanation with which he honored us. Truly
he must possess a high standard Of morality and
nice discrimination between right and wrong
I" make such an assertion and call it fair and
in'I explanation; but We suppose lac is excusa.
Die ON account Of his "unsopLiVicgtaI' pnt,,r,
and Of the mist that obscures his vision. "lh,
atroelouS crime Of bcng at n slender coe" which
nc has with SO much ieccHcy and honor 10 himself
charged upon us aud shall neither attcmpt IN
pallIate, nor DENY but content ourselves hv hon.
nS that we will not be of that number who !,
spite OF age and experience, are lost tn bo,b
truth and virtue We must confess that ~. fcoI
very sorry that "us, themselves. and the Jns,itr.
tion should feel themselves sandcrcd; more cs.
prclaN as they can have no cause for it. for il ia
san MAT imaginary diseases are the hnr,lcst 10
cure. But rs We presume that il is only the little
anu dignlted "us' that prctcnts 10 feel nrgrieyed
We would say TO "us' that until one single SON
fence mat we have written j. shown TO contain n
SANDER all will resi- satisfied rs TO who the Sian.
dercr l. Why be withhodS our names at "pres.
eht' we are at quite a loss To Imagine unless he
wants our consent to publish and abuse Us. and if
lh' be the case, we would say 10 him 'go nheadr
lor We are not at all certain that we sbould No,
reel ourselves considerably honorcd by il This
Is ""dt we have to say an the subject and oil We
nave 10 say, rs we expect our tops balls and 9th.
or childish p'ay,Hnrs will occupy the most Of our
time and attention fcf the next three months
MM EDWARDS