The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-06
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SANDER Kesnted.


SANDER Kefuted.
A person by the name of John Tngle, has
seen mt to use my lame in a communication,
in connection with the organization of a
Mining and Manufacturing Company, which
communication appeared in the Journal of
the I'd inst., over the name of "a Citizen"
feel as lift were my duty to give it my at
ten,ion. MIR. Ingla has maliciously and
wilfully sslanderously and falsely misrepre-
sentedNearly every fact connected with my
bushels transactions, SO far as they are con-
nected with Banking with these Companies
alluded to by him.
And thus wrongfully and diobolically
would ne seek to impress upon the minds OF
the community, that have been CO hitting
great public wrong; and urge them to steps
Of violence, as if there had been some great
outrage committed. The ingenious manner
in which he has brought in his assertions,
and the points or manner in which he has
used these Instructions for the purpose of
prejudicing the public mind, are too plain
to be mistaken by me. He has falsely and
basely misrepresented all my motives and
intentions. He is cunning in my opinion,
as the serpent, who before swallowin lis
prey, covers its victim with its deadly poison
Gus saliva.
Let US examine "The Expose" as he calls
it. Has not Dir. 1ngle been told time and
again by the officers of these Companies,
that they were not doing Banking business!
Ills own argument, so far as the face of The
articles of association appear, stands out Ia
bold relief against him, in contradiction OF
| his insinuations.
Then ask what right has Mr.. Ingle to i'm
pugne my character, or so distort or falsely
represent my business transactions or inten-
tons, TO this or any Their community! II he
has thus misconstrued my acts and inte ntiors
does he not justly merit my Indignation!
again say that if DIR. Ing!e has knowing
ly misconsrued my motives and designs Tor
the purpose of poisoning the public mind
against me, he deserves the scorn and con-
tempt of high minded and honorable men.
came to this city few months ago, with
the intention of doing an upright honorabl lie
business,wh;ch intention | hav thus far car
ried out in good faith.
True have not the wealth Of a Barnes or
a Carpenter, yet am possessed OF enorgh o
this worlds goods 10 discharge all my obiiga.
tons. ! did not expect slanter retailed by
insinuations and inuendoes against me foI
the purpose of iujuring my private Business
AMI much less by Mr.. lDge, who but shorr
time since, considered a parlg, IN OF human
} perfection.
A this Misrepresentation of motives ha.
been aimed upon the public by Mr.. In gle
because | chose 10 vaiimysef fthe bene
fit OF the general law for Manufacturing pur
|, poses. At the same time this pure god-iik,
individual, in whom the public already recog
r nzes a second Solomon, is acting in con
nection with others under similar law fol
Banking purposes. Therefore | am unwil
ling to believe that this community will con
denim the course that have taken until
have committed some act which shall Jus u
merit their censure, Notwithstanding Mr. >.
insinuations to the contrary. Can it be pos
sible that Mr.. l. is afraid that this commu
nifty will suffer from the organization of ,ht
Companies he alludes TO! Or is he paid b,
some clique mouth piece, to utter insin
: uations without regard to principle or truth
I cannot believe that he is afraid of any i'm
jury which may result TO the public; and
do not wish to believe that he is u hireiing
and yet the tone of his articles impresses mt
with that idea. ! leave Dir. I. to a hipher
tribunal, for his unholy and scanda lous insin
uations respecting me, and hope he vii
plainly see that the above article referred to
was not prompted within himself by the ever
flowing love of good for the interests of thi,
/ community. That the public may see have
not mistaken the tenor or motives of his re
. marks, refer citizens to the personal alu
sions cor tanned in "a Citizens" articie pub
!. lished in the Journal of Thursday, the I'd inst
f. l.. CONANT.
f (Memphis. papers and Lords and Dyes De
tector's please notice.
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