Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03

jogging them up to their duty, and we are
sure many others do the same, who have
not thought it necessary to call upon us in
propria personae for that purpose
CO The editor of the Michigan City
Enterprise and Miss CARRIE ID. Fm.KIxs.
are throwing paper walls at each other
most furiously. At the last accounts Grim
oline evidently had the best of the rencom-
ter. She was making the fur fly every pass
she made at him. He had backed up be-
hind his press and was shaking the brier at
her and telling her how mfeminine she
was acting; she was shaking broom stick
in close proximity to his optics and probo-
sis, and rctorted by telling him how much
like an old woman he was. 1t seemed to
be the opinion of the spectators, mem. con-,
that Wright was wrong.
Since the above was in type VIC have
learned that the Editor of the Valparaiso
RePuJlican had also assailel Miss CARRIE
with paper wads. Fie, gentlemen, fc-
Such ungallantry is objectionable You
endcavor to create the impression that Miss
CARRIE is crazy, but are You not your
selves bordering on insanity? else why do
You harp SO necessarily about "my da4M-
ter:'" Depend upon it the laurels you
will win in your war upon Miss CARRIE
will never dazzle the world by their brill
iancy. Let Miss {. mount the rostrum, if
she wishes. She will soon rise or fall to
her proper level in public estimation; and
besides, fall who ought to wear crnoline
were prohibited from public speaking, the
brood of small speakers, at least, would
well nigh be cxterminated.
SO long as the public are not compelled
to listen to Miss CARRIE speak, we apprc-
head the evil resulting from the exercise OF
her voluble powers will not materially af-
feet the Republican cause. so, gentlemen,
quiet your fears, we pray thee, on that
score.
The following sensible conclusion Of a
''cullcr'd gemmun" is respectfully com
mended to the attention of the gentlemen
above alluded to, as worthy of their imi-
tation. They are not so dogmatical, We
presume, as to refuse instruction. though
it emanate from "nigger." We find il
/ floating round in our exchanges, and deem
ing it applicable to the case in hand ap
pend it as an illustration of the fact that
great mems minds often run in the samC
channel:
"ln one of the smaller cities of Massa
chusctts, the colored population held meet
ings to discuss the propriety of celebrating
the anniversary of w. India Emancipation
August lst. At one of these meetings, 4;
very conservative gentleman was much sur
prised to see some of the fair SEX risn,
and taking part in the discussion. Aftc
two or three of the sisters had "irecd da
mncS" on matters under debate, he sprun.
up in greatly excited state, and address
cd the audience
"Fellcr citizens. Ef I'd a spoScl at IL
LADIES' wood be omitted to take part in di
ycrc 'scussion-( sensation )-el Id nod'
at dc LADIES' cud jinc in dis yerc debate
Gall eyes were turned on the speaker, e
Id believed fur one momunt, icller citi
zens, at the fecmale sect wood dare to rails
der voice in dis yerc mcctin' Id-fcllc
citizens-'Wotl wot wood you' We did. c
you'd node it?' shouted two or three of tn
strong minded sisters, as the whites of thci
eyes flashed on the speaker.) Il (scratch
ing his wool, I'd Jrang my ~.te aiony r'
me.'
Here the discounted orator dropped in
to his seat, completely exhausted.