Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-26
Milwaukee Wisconsin--StoppIn an
Exchange.

Heretofore we have never made an un''fayor-
able allusion" to the presiding genius of the Dali
ly BOBBY" We confess to allowing a correspon-
dent express few of his lineaments in our col
umns once Bnt we think we have our right to
draw the monkey, since he has brushed away his
coat, and showed his tail His naturally physical
infirmites have always made us tender-hearted to-
wards him; and we have never alluded TO him but
to keep him in good humor with himself But
when anything that preteads TO be man, and an
Editor to boot, displays such contemplate little
ness, as to stop his paper to an exchange for no
other reason than because he allows a correspon-
dent to speak of him over a signature which eve
rybody recognised, we claim the right to let the
fraternity know who Billy Cramer, the Editor of
the Daily BOBBY" is, and what they may
pect if they dare allow correspondent or them
selves TO speak of him. 1t is not necessary for
us to say much, since by his actions he acknowl-
edges and proves the picture perfect, We under
stand that the Milwaukee people, (who know him
"cock, head and tail, paid extra price for those
numbers of the Daily Sentinel which contained
his portrait as SO often presented from the Tele-
egraph. Whether this is true or not he owns the
likeness, and tries to revenge himself by splitting
on the mirror. Poor thing" there more pa
perS in Milwaukee than the d" Daily Booty -
and they give US the news just quickly if not a
little sooner, and all shall lose will be the little
luminous, Ineligible quizzical sapicnt, sappy,
talc and extra headings TO the stolen and scissor
ed articles of which the paper is mainly made up
we can probably survive the loss on this score.
Now Cramer, to come to the real matter Of fact
you know you are - small potatoes, and very
few in hill you know that what our correspon-
if possible you know that you fawn on anybody
out of whom you think you can make something,
and when they are not in position from which
you can expect anything, you turn around and
abuse them. Look upon your course towards Far
Wei before election-and see how mum YOU
afterward. Look at your position on every public
question. You dare not express yourself until
you have found out which side is coming up, and
then you mount and yclp enough to split your sides );
You know that as far as any yirility or manhood
about you is concerned, you are a perfect Cunuch.
And as far a manly independence is concern
ed you have no more than cowcd and singed
spaniel. And yet you undertake to punish by
the Withdrawing of your dough and putty counte-
nance, because we exhibited a little Of that towards
You of which you are entirely destitute.
You have a right to exchange with us or not,
as you see fit. 1t is true you sent us your daily
i'll exchange for our weekly--and have not pre-
sen.ed Il bill for it yet-we have thanked you for
it, though, time and again in public-humiaton
enough, anybody would think, to pay for dozen
such ia But now you think our sin is unpar
donabla for admitting correspondent to speak
of your detestablc course towards Mr.. Durkec,
MAN who was finished before he was turned out of
the workshop of nature-and not made of the
refuse stuff which was left after serpents and swine
had been made and pilcdup in the shape ola man
by apprentices in a joke. Good bye Billy for
this time, and when you wish to take an inventory
of your effects, read this and save your labor.