Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-04-18

MEssBs. ED1ToRs Contrary to my desire I
am again Obliged 70 ask the use Of your columns.
The Editor of the AIleghenian ii his re111y was
1,1aentie1nsa1y from beainnir,e to end There
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NTH him, On tie co1fTnryf / pity him. II by r
Because Che limited talents of some men render
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should think myself lustl lie 10 treating, with
silent coufempt alaVtbine which might fall from
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baseness Of his shutting, aud the grossness Of his
misre epresenfafion His reply was miserable
1,,stead If ral,,,tt;,,o fl,e cl,aree he
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paeci'es INFO eha1 s poor ass, e ae'aeo's, .'ss1 s
vengeance, and deiuges nm IN loatnselHe tof-
rent of bllinssgate And here must say, by
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other matter more : proFtdote ana ffstefesttng =
perhaps White township communication on
Astronomy or Modesty.
The Editor hes charf me with rnf i'm IS, since
did not copy his entire article, as it would then
have been apparent that my conclusions were
false. I will here quote his entire article that the
public may judge for itself whether have done
him justice.
g The mysterious nowNothings seem to be
increasing III numbers ana s'rehgti, ~ al, qeal-
that nth snc av;d-
ity by their opponents In New Hampshire (the
last place we would expect to hear of such doingso
II was reported month ago. .ha' hunure's WIZ
b,,t stiI # annesrs that enonsb were left to de-
feat the Administration by some ten thousand
votes. The local elections in Pennsylvania show
a oeeiHea majority IN ,avor Oh oatn' aho We
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nothing TO make bv it. we don't care a cent if he
does. His triuInphs are generally over the old
enemy, and the Wing party can aford 70 oe
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oninion dec;dedly imnroyed IF SAM, IS honest
in his professions, we WILL at least, have share
IN the general distribution OF favors' winch rarely
lel. 70 our ios Slo'toas ssos
tures in his dee,arat;on If riebts we wish him
success.,'
Have 1 put an unwarrantablen construction
upon the article Just quoted2 Mark the clause
8. notwithstanding the MANY silly and long-wind-
ed exposes published with such ayidity bv their
opponents.'' Now as he has never published any
of those exposes, but ON the contrary, condemns
in this clause such publications, we may justly
conclude that the Editor is in favor of :. Sam. -
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the Success oi tlis glorious ihstiia'ioh' par
ring fat office or something that would pay
1t is true, that prior to the publication OF the
above mentioned article, ne succeeded by his neu-
trality in concealing his sentiments; nor did
prefer any charges against him until the article
IN question appeared and revealed the hydra
headed monster. 1t Is also, true, that he has
not pandered to the unjust spirit OF relig1eus IN
tolerance IN any way, or IN favor OF any Sect
Why2 Because be knows full well that the good
sense OF the community, IN this iocaity' would
not suffer such gross injustice put notwithstana-
ing his hoesal professions ne mas betrayed ms
lnsincerity, oy having expressed hnnseli IN lavor
OF an institution which openly ayows It's resious
intolerance but the Es'ltor mas even committees
hiinseH on this point Ia ms nj OF surprise .a'
tllc startling alseiSufe' ne appears 70 ms Oseiio-
lie patrons why single OUT mem "hy net
appear to your patrons oil foreign extraction also
Is not pam as hosthe TO tile ia'eer as TO the
former
the Editor, is made apparent IN the following
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