The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-28

Ma. Enrroa have not the least
d .sire 10 have controversy with any nan
nor will answer "a citizen again un-
less he gives his own name. | will adj
dress him as Mr.. c. Ii is shorter than
citizen.
1t is much easier 10 use hard words,
than to answer arguments, II may be |
am "a poor advocate" but you ough, no,
20 reproach Tie for il, do the hes, can.
| lay 10 claims To be either king. or n
pope, over Upton or any body OF people,
/ leave the exercise OF their retogatives
10 Mr. G. who is certainly. trying 10 ex-
eGcise the reto power so far as the con-
Cedar Academy is concerned.
You and Mr.. ID. may establish a high
schoo! upon any principles you think best
and may appeal 10 the citizens for aid !
shall moi oppose you.
The letter "P' has gwen a hule play
for your pen. But can you honestly say
hat YOU did not know who "P" was, and
whether he proiessed to be christian or
hot 7 thought the article itself would
point to the author, think every one
else IN town could. | presume you don't
wish testimony to prove certain things
tha, YOU think implies dishonesty and
deception in my las, reply to you, ac-
know ledge the night OF any individual 10
make enquiries" hut | must differ from
you in thinking that your article wa. re.
spcc,ful Is II respectful to an indiridu.
al or body Of men 10 put enquiries lu-
pcaching tLer vcracrty, aud involving the
charge OF dishonesty ani deception Ia
Your last article yua have 10, denied tia.
you brought this charge against Mr..
Bard and all tHs coprcsbylers, and !
hiuk am justified IN drawing the con
cIGsion tia, YOU intended 10 DO It
leave the community to Judge whether
such enquiries lie respectful OF not, your
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''"u"i 'of Tie purpose 81 e''"'tt'a& NOR
NATION L" SaeA was not 'oe eeS'-ti Oh
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say '@a' 'l'''ae' a"'t''1S 't.f Wei" @l
neaf'l al '#a' ie'e!e1 10. ihose VITO
examine carefully your statement AID
mine viii see wide difference NEere
have ] admitted, r whore LIS TIC Gale
ma convention "eemE it'ed themselves,
10 establish presbyterian schools, where
they VIII be strictly bound To teach. daf-
y teach, the peculiar doctrines ot tA"Ir
church, TO the Tupds." tn wa, tie
pant OF Your questions lhe!udah. the one
IN regard 10 The dalr "t convention. and
these were lie facts Yea wanted 70 ua-
press upon the community aaj - WINCH
gave an unqualified No There is
ho'hlng Then TO settle between ne and
The st LOUIS presbyterlans But you
can settle your perverted statement Of
their acton with any one you please. but
! vii tell yoa that tie ffesbytery oil It.
dar refused 10 send delegates to that con-
vcntIon, and YOU might have known,
whether you dad or not, cannot tell,
LAT WI ''af' prop si'ion 10 Tie pres
o!efS was ihaae before lAe convention
met
come no" 70 examine NE only proof,
ma. you haFe really presented, and what
W "e''"'e' 'ha' ~ fseh Is enough
wat more PROOF IS needed 'has Upton
= y - o'essto Win see'afiaf school.
hs 'hei' 10 'he great evidence mat IS TO
eohiound the pfesoy'ery OF Cedar, and
open she eyes OF the community Now