The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-12
I'd THE PUBLIC.

I'D THE PUBLIC.
Some Of tho laughter loving portion OF the com
munity. having taken advantage 81 his GeH tn!en-
toned article in the laat issue Of this pAper-to
the great scandal Of the order loving portion by
making it the ground work for merriment aud
ridicule much Of course to the regret of the un.
d,r.igned-he now feels himself To have been ~
TN tunats in hii communication as no. to have
met the appreciation Of all parties This together
with a pseudo editorlnl IN the same paper
must be the apology f,r second intrusion.
That pseudo editorial briggs ont IN fIirsr Ugh,
than the previous communication, tue ereeiisni
quuiues OF those who now proclaim themselves
oa!y the friends and associates Of Mr. Ohm Jones,
and'rehaNes, Of much embarrassment, enc, who
has sndslycred AZ we'll 10 exhibit their true re-
iation to that parsonage as To ameoratc ths ~
hrmltss aud uphold tho character Of these AS
sociates-for it proves them nagnanmous gen
temen--ihey now challenge tho admiration
OF such. as may have considered it dishonorahe
that two learned legal gentlemen, standing high
IN their profession, united with ono honorable
gentleman, OF quasi congressional abilities should
have shrouded tho brancy Of their united
talen, under the M,inine hide Of Mr.. Jones in
ordsr that the four together nigh assault one, Of
the moderate pretensions ascrIbed to the under.
signsd, because they do now so boldly, and mag
nAnlmously, express their non authorship of that
'ntsgument, as also their own opinion Of he prag
NAUTICAL character OF tie Undersigned
Modest gsnIlemsn they dislike interventions
and the open handed gentleman showed this in
drawing the bill of 1852, for the people At large,
without consulting them the politically inds
pendent gentleman has shewn It in his retiring
non attendances at tho meetings Of the River
Board. especially that, called at his own office
to devise measures to defeat that bill the Ill.
all T.. IL.
which he got that bill through both houses Of the
Legislature and the unobtrnsirs title he gave il,
while the un,eJ trio displayed it in ,hs blocking
out oil this pseudo editorial which directly states
what they knsw the editor (as he says in his pre-.
face) did not believe, aud BY yet gravely and
quietly asking him to assume 1t tor his own also
in their not obi ruding. originally upon tho public
their own writings. prctering those OF their assO-
cia'a--not by any means that they wsrc Incom.
potent 10 produce such an article, fnr no one can
question, they are competent to produce Just such
AN article.
Neracious gentlemen wishing the truth .lould
be knawn--the open aanded gentleman hu III,
PLAYED this IN his dislu,erestcd announcement,
about town that the article Of their worthy a.
rocai- was pennrd by rev.rupd, aud respect.
able gentleman who conducts seminary Of
learning in the town of Farm Ridsc--a fact |
should have been slow to believe but for the ~
serion Of the open haude gentleman. collectively,
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