The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-04-05
The Concord Weekly Gezette.

paper.
The Concord Weekly Gezette.
We have no reply, scarcely, to make to
this paper. We were the aggressor, for we
had no right to inquire into the motive of
the Editor for Juggling in politics. So Ear
rs parties are concerned there are very few
persons who understand the relative distinc.
tions Of the parties. A certain class of per
sons who call themselves ''Whigs," in North
Carolina may possibly he in the majority
we have no statistics at hand To speak ad-
Niscdy-Nnd therefore the proprietor actrd
with wisdom in calling his sheet Wing
paper. We are inclined to think. though
that he is in hobblc already, for if we are
to believe papers published in other States
GLN. DoCKEEY is not the lnan to preside over
the counscls of the old North State She
deserves more comp, tent ruler. Friend
H., can you prove so ap"statc to the other
party by shifting your regard from Gov.
REID 10 Gen. DocRERY! Two To one that
Gen. ID. is beat. But iic to politics we are
tired of it already. Our unknown friend re.
plies rather tartly to us, yet kindly invites
us to pay him visit. We will do so TO GER
tainty. The Editor Of the Gazette assures IL,
that he is not afraid of consequences nor IL
shamed Of the vocation for conccaing his
name from the public, but does so "because
it suits his own views" We cannot under
stand This. What in the name of sense can
cause man TO conce Il his name from the pub
lie but fear of consequcn es some way or
other! IL he is ashamed of the vocation, he
is afraid of ofccnsequcnces, 20 it comes TO that
at last. But we do not wish TO quarrel will
the Gazette. 1t is 10 business of ours, any
way, to interfere in the matter. Our in
lcntions though, at first were good, for we
wished To give The new paper some noto-
ricty.
Since writing the above we end that a
provision accompanies the editors invitation.
IL says. 1--WE hope the Ledger is satisfied,
If not, il the Editor vii! just conc over" &c
Hooo chOEflLLen zoe are, 10. haint SATISFIED yet.
--S S.~s.S -
= ~ Our friend Magl. who has just re-
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OF all kinds of Goods See the advertise
ment of Mngill & Heath in this paper.
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The April number has come to hand. As
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but We are inclined To think The colorrd
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have appeared in preceding numbers The
Fashions" occupy conspicuous y, ,r;ion of
this number and, therefore, will be very wei.
come to its lady readers
Ledger and Gody's Lady's Book 81. la
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