M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-30
TFor The M'Atlbnr Damocr,,

Jacks eaIs are really up again; he
gives a bah.haw-yah, and ullers the
following: "a miserable sculllon o.
this place, whom we have heretofore
been compelled to strip of his holy
glrbs and hang up before the public il
all his native delormiiy and hideous.
ness, has again been writing to the
."COrn Whisky Orgaa," at Near,
thur, in which he garbles our language
ot a week or two since in reference ia
a case Of larceny before the Probate
Court Of this county, as ifto keep the
fact prominently before the public that
lie writer is a most ungody knave and
hopeless simpleton." Garble your
language, Jack, untrue-here it is jus,
as it tell from your own pen-"The
most important case on the docket was
the State Us, Joseph Flowors-charged
with being an accomplice in stealing a
COW, the Court being party;" where
is The garbling,-the truth is, YOU are
too varied and "hopeless a SIM pleton'
to understand your own language, or
the language OF others, hence, in your
Iruiless attempts to show off big you
render yourself laughing stock 10 all
who read alter you, even with your
friends, if you have any. VIVA, has
become OF your "rare literature in this
literary world OF ours" You are rre'-
ty posey 10 use the terms "miserab.e
scuIlon,' and "Corn Whiskey Or.
gam" intending to have them apply to
others. Any one who has gone as lar
into scullionism and filthy slime, or
low and dirty slanderous lalsehoods as
yourself, should be the last to use any
such foul .epilhets toward others; any
one who would volunteer his services
to assist another in the dirty business
Of falsely and maliciously slandering
his neighbor-oae pho had helped
raise him-should be very careful how
he makes use OF any such terms; but
then it is your nature; you have made
it your profession, and you love to
practice it; poor devil! you are to be
pitied. And, then, that Corn Whis.
key Organ;" am sorry for the sake
OF some oil your brethren that you have
not been more cautious, Jack. ! SUD-
pose YOU wouldn't like to tell us how
many "~atcriag places" yon and some
Of your chums mad, at different points,
last October, and how many S. bills
were handed over to buy the 20, be
joyful" to keep the boys good na.ured
on election day, &C., sc and, more,
if it be your OBJ Jet 10 create a temper,
ance reformation don't travel qnite SO
ar from home to commence with hose
who neither get drunk themselves nor
it in others; 40, sir, sweep
our own door-yari clean before You
cave Tor Macarthur. Well, but !hink
hear You say, after "thumping your
ides and pulling your hair" that you
.on't get drunk yourself, granted tor
our accommodation, but, inasmuch as
.cn claim to be a temperance refoymerI
is your business to see that your
.rethern keep sober, and if they wiH'
ct drunk expose them. Dare you
eny that several Of your w. P's, and
XIV. Ps, were so boasIy drunk LAST
all (not "with gratitude" but with
quor, that they had to be taken TO .
he houses OF some OF their friends and |
'ken care OF until they go' sober, and
ou helped cover up their shame be-
ause they were Kaow Noihinqs;
retly fellow to call the journal o! a CO.
"Corn Whiskey Organ"
Vow, sir, dare you call for the proof
nd pronounce it a ialSehood, mo, sir,
ou dare not do it, because can prove
and you know it. Be a little more
arelul hereafter how you say Corn
VhiSkey Organ" if you don't want
our chums exposed.
AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE. |