Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

He attempted 70 iaauss . : 5siieyg,l.
! he'd oaly forgotten he 5assss =.
spent some time inrscanH<
thst would revive Il ID . SseefiS~
none, oE but few Of which Essdla eenss
Iber. He then became aalitsls mad. -,
thought, and tried na q lis byA thss,s
|sning proesss-ststing s nd h -.
respectable persoss, 81 dor sessS
prove il, and asked ne ii nj ~
cumsisnces, would be ssa 4 =, n.
IFeplied, in substsncsy bosa
then be compelled to yield to him 10 -.
ion Of others, however conscious 800
be Of the correctness Of my position.
was not vain enough 70 think ny s6Yd
stand against such . host Of. s~specfs{S
gentlemen a. he seemed ready 10 .produs
He requested me to Femsina short tir
and he would satisfy me. He ~immedis,s,
went of in town, a. I supposed, 10 nss.s
witnesses to prove to me that bad entire
ly forgotten my own declaration: waltz
patiently, and the Jndgs retufpea sfts
sometime, considerably fstiguea a. though
but without s:siRgls witness 10 rtsve 10 n
the important item. Appareaty much is.
appointed, he stated ihai "ifss tTsrs wing
to drop the matter, he. wosladp the ssneS
To which pFop1siiionI nj confss as1sntsk
and expected 10 hear Of il % more, until q
the Augustterm Of the county court, bis d.
feat or something else, bad 60 excited bin
he determined to take Q tilt Ut me, IL ne
thing else presented itself. Hethsn tee
me in his usually friendly snd gentle styk
he intended to set the whole matte
right BY . short article thst would be sstis.
to both. assented to This slso.-
But when the article came, ] soon sac Che.
its drift vas TO give sstisfscinn.to only one
side. Yet Judge Berkeley eomplsips that I
have said one word shout it-or
write evsn Q short end digni6ed article ia
This Is rather ungenerous IN
20 devoted, kind and onsiaM . friend O. tbs
Judges sepsstsd assurances induce ne 70
him.
AZ to the drinking Of the health TO 3it
Fsgg, ] plead guilty; I never wished %.
Of my fellow-bsings siek in the world, end
drank . health generally 10 every man b
the house at the ssme time, without exclud.
ing Mr.. Fsgg, Who vas present. II Judge
was not present, he msy even sell
consider himself included, a. ! sincerely
hope his defeat may not be attended viii
results upon his hsahh.
would not have said one word, under
any circumstances, abont any private coz
versatiOn between Judge Berkeley and ny
'eif, had he not already attempted 10 give
what ] regard - altogether sn improper
and unfouDded version Of the same. hass
altogether nnnecesssry TO have stated, u
did, that "our conversation es1ed b.
mutual pledge to assist each other IN Die
Perhaps that pledgs may have
been the chief object Of the coveted ess.
Whether il was made o. not
Intended not to honey him with the tetn
''friend," and deceive him Ut the polls; nj
actions there will speak my feelings, whilst
The blank left where the judges nsAs
have been, ia fulfIlment Of the se.
pledge, shows . strange co.,
'radiction in terms and al aroved forfeit
IRE thereof.
But Judge Berkeley says that bic state.
nents 'csn be established BY better auihes-
~ than his naked assertion" My object
q writing this, is simply to invite the die.
Of that authority. ] want 10 knsv
he name Of the disinterested and candid
nan, who will come forward and sustain
Judge BeIkley in his assertions upon this
do not ask the public TO take my word
$ any more worthy Of belief than that Of
men, but shall leave them to Judge %
he circumstances will warrant, until ny
Judge Berkeley Q prepare bis pa
and make out his proofs.
Yours truly.