Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-10

w. Oar nefrhoof o. lhe Unioh Repuelican
seems to he in bad hu nor Something must
have rufllel his temper al Wa uesboro' prodl-
elensly or il he was correct in his. repof, Of
the proceedings OF the Democrat mee,lnr, AZ
that place, Messfs. liner and skinner must bt.
lncolIia,hle and iu,oleIable dcl,s--liurn- skulls
--iguolamu>.s. We shall enqnire into the
matter, aud if he senior has bsen nflicling any
such IA thing as singular congiome, alton Of
lMaddle'' upon the good people Vi WaynesboIo,
We shall earnestly enter our solemn protest,
and implore said good people not 10 hold The
firm VI "koinel & Yosi'' responsible for the in
dividual singular cong Generation Oh iwaddle''
OF the senior. We ask, IN all harness, tina. the
Fost part Of The firm pe umi,ed if the said
hoifibe charge be true, aud that action be-
forthwith instituted against the Koiaer rari.-
Is, Tue way, we believe ii Is carfenti, reported.
that alter MIR. Skinner had tnishrd his ba en- o.
Misrepresentation" (Which, az bs, recently
informed by oar neighbor, we're not ~ ,.lul ~
siekly sqaea' was made Tor '.Alaup,n,'; when
that individual arose, aud - suddenly a,so,,
psafed! An ominous enquiry MAS l,nniedlaiel,
made, ''oh where did h. gol' A NJ echo as
o;nlnons'y answered-achsre Did hs 30 10 see
. Sam ?"
Our neighbours opinion, briefly aud gracefully
expressed, Of the etlor,s of Messrs. Koiner and
Skinner, We give in his own peculiar vernacu-
r. AID original srammar--thus: For polil.
zeal raatand Juslaia' properly ias,iaa--we hope
sha learasd Editor will excuse us for correcting
hlni) "And low dsmagogue' Zeal y appeals 10
isnorance and If.jtdce, We do hot remember
ever TO have heard excelied" #H4 81
This is not the only evidence we have thai
our excellent neighbor is becoming exceedingly
peevsh-as much SO as shear with sole
head.n That gallant Democrat, ahd whole
souled gentleman, Col. Hartman, cut a lovely
hsnle before his aud euce on Saturday night
last, in the Court Hause, according to our
n-ishbor's report. liear The impartial cri,ic--
the venerable, important and consequential
Judge and disposer oil the des.inies Of What he
CONSIDERS small politicians, and smaller msn--
''As 10 The speech il was, III our opinion. bona.
bassc in its style, arrogant and buassiul IN lis
assumptions o. superloH:y oi.the virtue aud pa
,rioi>m OIL the Democratic party over all oheis
aad impuleni in all its conclusions Whew !
ihuoder and lishlniugl Ii there isu'l gun
powder in our elshboi scompo~iiou, then we
ale mistaken! Why, he sends an Innocent
mau INTO The middle Of next week, BY single
expression, with as mach ease and ncnchalance,
as 1.-The had been struck By a cannon bali Ills
uIe, aud pity lis true. Politicians and small
men generally mus, stand aside, and let our
venerable, immaculate, infalibs ard dislin-
guished, Wing Kuow Nothing Democratic friend
pass!
But we still have further proof that cur clas-
sic neishbor has met with something to dis.
grunlle him. See how he disposes Of the DEM,
ocralic candidate Tor 1t. Governor, Hon. L. w.
McComas. He 10. only appears III the char
acer oil venerable political censor, bull tina, OF
an "ula field school nsster,o with rod upiifted
10 nflicl chaslsamepl for any departure from
the rules of Murray. Abiding 10 Mi. MIC Is
speech en- w ednesiay last, our venerable and
learned friend says; His ''manusI was unat-
traclve, his grammar bad, hisahssor.c worse.
aud his logic uo,st OF ALL" That is, ?osilissl,
bad, comparatively worse, and superiaiHeiy
worst. Now, we have not The least du'bi but
that Mr.. Nee. feels positively bud under the
arlibe,ate opluioli pnlsiieiy expressed, OF our
learned disciple VI Murray Al least we advise
hun 10 take lessons IN public speaking from onr
irieod Nlaupin " hose classical sty ie secured
Tor MN, whsl d ca ldidate Tor Congress, mean
~ one fourth 9! he vo.s Of his ern gtffy n hs
corn 0uufk