St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05


SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS iIiiIT.
Ma EDlroR--zE did nes expect whrn
re>pondeaxsoe Eiae rebiarks OF s-fmdex," TIE
w asllsnetca Svuespon,ieuG OF the PianieEs
Aavocase, IN bis e.Ini.IunIcsii0n Of the u 81
VI Deeenaber, Iaaka should exete eishxg ths
wrath @ The wa II tie Editor Of glIat journal
There va nuah,.sg IA Iay letter whicH,sl afsy
ssway, iasoised thai EultUrs or tispla3sd am
ai'r..ri TO i,v0lss him, in any ofirEcF or assss
proprirty whatever, ana how hs rOG.d have
co,ae 10 the coRe8nssou llat "Kas animated
By the Impulse ii taking crack al his jour
nai, cauI,tI See. except that the Etilsor II MS
own correspondent. winch shall no, assume
agaI6S' hls assertion IiaI has correspondent IS
aa ''1utSIae barbaEEzn.a
Tnis Editor then IS a mere volunteer in
this controversy. vii not Lely ms right 60
be So. but II might have keen hoped that ne
. would have treated tie subject with his usual
gond >esse. without drawing drafts on bis wit
wiuciI wee sire to be protested. lie kns's
well that the point IN controversy was not the
character OiIhe 81. M3Ty's noEn.Isaiion. as he
eats II, bat the propriety OF shaking any sag
grstion vi the kind al oil NJ thia time. II was
10 thus point thai his Outside Barbarian" adj
dressed his remarks 10 which responded
His correspondent expressed the opinion that
the movement VAS premature, and gave very
absurd reasons Tor his opinions, accompany
ing It with The statement, that several lead
lag Democrats in horny tins county
Thought with han ..Qntsiie
Barbarian OF the Dis:rct OF Ccsrinbia should
so unnecessarily ami unreasoiisbly take such
interest in the polincai movements in this
(Sixih) district. aad why he should hunt up
the "k'ading democrats chow well he knows
them =! OF this ceGnty To kcmo hls sound. we
rnaY be allowed 10 guess. Ii NJ had given
cnr sensible reason Tor his oppressed opinion.
he wonld have received credit for il; as he
gave none, we had to guess reason for CIV
ing IL expression.
II he thought that tie people oil this county
or THIS Congressional district would he absorb
ed with the sound and echo, while he ana the
Editor OF the Piauter>' Advo ate matured
their secret schemes. he was mistaken, and
inGeed should not he surprised If tho disccv-
cry Of the mistake has tickled the said editor
into the h,y:.c-ical laugh with which he has
favored the pubic in l:i> editorial shall say
no more upon this subject. being eonfiden,
that no sensible man. rejecting upon the
matter, car find any thing the least calculated
TO distract the party. or any party, by The
mere expression al a preference al this time.
OF any time. for AMI Individual for the Con
gres.ional nomination. The people o! this
county in common with the other counties in
the district. have the right. an WILL no doubt
exercise IL. of entering their ndgs TOR the
s,reepstakes and being well trainei Jockeys.
(thaak you for the compluleni) will wait the
word "go." no, from the .Outside Barbarian
or tine Planters Advocate, but iroin those who
are vested with the power TO give 1t.
In cosclusion. | will state for tine benefit Of
the aforesaid editor, that "Cone river oysters"
grow in Virg,nis. TO which State the river
belongs. and not 10 our county. rs he seems
70 intimate; but we have some first rate ones
in cur own waters. and IL that Editor will
come down this way. we would Ike 10 par
take OF n mess with him, hut believe we are
pretty well determined that neither the Editor
OF the Planters Advocate. the "On,side Bar
barian." or "Mr. Somebody from somewhrre
ESQ.," shall manage to take all the oysters to
themselves and leave us to hold ihe shcus.
csc&axrYS