The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-07-18

Snmrrl.eea Ike Won make the explana-
ton more offensive to, the individual You
would appease, than the original insult.
L IS the opinion Of many Of my friends,
that your object is to elicit i fchas,isement
at my hands, aud afterwards to seek in.
demnity in dollars aAd cents, for the in.
'juries might infict on your person. II
this be 50, rest assured you will be certain
y disappointed.
In reply TO all +. Lancaster" has said
about I. o. b. seeking further instruction
from his friend in regard to his duties in
the social relationship of husband, father,
DC, l will only relate an incident, and
nothing more. A huneman levelled his
gun to shoot skunk, but perceived a
harmless and Innocent dove exactly in
the range OF that gun, on the opposite side.
That hunter did not shoot, he was right.
will go and do likewise.
Lancaster" is concerned about the
kind Of face T. o. b. may have. A man
is not a good Judge Of his own face; but
there is one popularity about this face of
mine concerning which can make no
mistake when neighbor is about to
take my hand, my face instinctively pre-.
'sents itself broadly and openly to his face,
and my eye, that bow-window Of the soul,
through which the internal workings of
the heart can be seen, looks right into his
eye. And more, let me "whisper in your
ear" my little fellow, that eye has never
shed crocadile tear, and my cheek has
never been batl,cd with the tear of whiu-
ing hypocrisy. Lancaster truthfuly
say the same.
Now, know a man who seems to be
afraid to look directly at you, who, when
You take his hand, drops his head, looks
on the ground, and sticks the crown Of
that head directly in your face, and drawls
out-a whining--well, thank you. The
glance Of the eye, and the play Of the lip,
that tell 80 much of human character, he
turns not out to public inspection; this is
the department Of one wanting in candor
and abounding in duplicity. Is "Lancas-
ter acquainted with this poor apology for
) a man or not
In my reply to Lancaster" used this
language :--"Lancaster would seem to
deny, to the Lancaster Bar, the title of
gentlemen" In this declaration Lam
caster asserts that I am guilty Of palpa.
BILE falsehood." You will permit me to
introduce an extract from his assault on
the Bar. After charging them viii,
downright profanity" use his own Ian
guage), he goes on lossay:
Another cause Of grievance is, pertiua
cionsly Insisting on witnesses to repeat
horrid and revolving blasphemics which
they have heard; and then in their plea
dings repeating these disgusting sentences
over and over again, with unnecessary ad-
ditions. These thugs are altogether un-
called for, and the strong points of the
case, and the cause Of tie client, would
not suffer by their omission. Moreover,
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Another complaint against part of the
par = the occasional use OF low aud dis.
gs.ng va'ga'l.. rs not maintained
decent b., IN nuLI;e snsate,. nh y .h;. "hcp,S y
be conceded until disprovei by indecent
conduct. Deceucy has as much right to
,sow her face in civil courts. "a juatice.--
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