The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
WHOLE NO. 1912

tbs KrLKENNY Car FioHr The pg!
pers who have abused Mr.. Case .slill per-
Slst in refusing to record his triumph
over them. although respectfully reqdes-
ted otO do. aud have thus induced tho
Hooking Seatincl once more to tell the
truth. The following we clip from tho
last number Of that paper. The picture
win be recognized by any one who reads
these papers as lrue to nature. lis
probably shaded liuIc more than we
would have dome !, ourselves. but then
members Of the same b6Gsehuld ought
to know each olher besl:
The Eagle and Telegyapl, after making
gross aud uuinaniy attack upon our Delegate, 70.
fuse to publish ofr eSppati5a OF the fslsityof
lbrlr charges tiuin Tic records Of the late cam
paign but spin oul ndiIioDa caumny in edit.
-'hls almost us h'ng our article We expect
ed ndbing better from men 70 sunk aud degrA.
led. Nnue but crBvai misunderstanding bpt dis
honorable editors. will atturk individuals through
their papers aud then refuse 10 publish the rstp,
ntion. But tleir receu. course has prepared
tliein Tor any extreme of Igu1miny-- their impu.
dence las deprive, them Uf all shame, their sub.
,eryirhey Oi all sensibiIity. They have become
ut sublec:s Tor the and contempt Uf all rlsht
minded tnrt. But enuusb-pour devils, we lei
lDem 60, ior the same c0wardice that makes them
lIbellers. will deter them from committing great.
er private OGtruses.
In another article in the same paper,
we find picture so highly co!ored that
il is really amusing 10 one who has read
the laudatdhs Of each other. which Lo.
cofoco papers are ia the habit Of pub.
fishing The Sentinel says;
The Eage aud Telegraph pre- iu a great sweat
beranse, as public journalist, we thought prop
sr 10 uller freely aid independently. our opinion
4 Mr.. RObertsdi. We have no dUubt that
Iarge majpIily IF the Convention. as we'll Of lis
constituents are of the same upnnli;---but flut
tue Eagle should feel some sure at our article af-
Ter having published SO many disgusting lauda:
lions d his ps' HIiar lairOn, who rumOr says has
catered Tor his columns. was IA be eSpected; but
Tie fdsty and irritable nuod Of the Telegraph is
lot 50 much Tie resilt Of gratitude az subservi.
'ncy, which latter quality il has shown in pecn-
liar degree ever since Mr. refused TO let the
c'uuty convention publish ts Official proceedings
in ,lat paper.
Both papers have been burlesque on the
boosted freedom 81 the press for tue past six
monllis. The one ifor. pere mercenary consid-
eratiOus has filed its columns with Aat, insipid
praise anil hIttery;--ihe olher. under appliances,
has Leen equally subseryient. without pay, acting
the ''spaHieis" part, Tor the rgpre lie was whip
ped, the more he licked the hand" Of his mas
ter. Que was influenced by peculiar gratitude
--llle other by gTOveiiHg fear. Both have
s'usht the favor of the saHe Influences -.botti
hive dissraced themselves in the estimation OF
InDrabIs men"
The Eagle aud Telegraph must en-
cuse us for publishing these articles
The Sentinel must have hearing in this
county; and besides, the readers of these
papers can better understand the stric-
tureS which they read in their columns,
by having before them the original uri-
cles which call them out, and which tho
Eagle and Telegraph petsiSt in refusing
TO publish.
We are charitable man, we are, and
in this way accommodate both wings of
the Demo .racy. besides saving some
room in the two papers by relieving them
nf the SentnelS articles. which perhaps
they might otherwise publish.