The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-04
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II these showers OF invec,ives and determination.
poured agains me by An Israelte" in last Satur
days R~pmtlicta Lad been real and genuine uHder
death. But fortunately it was liz. the roaring Mr.
Snug, the Joiner in Shaksp-arvs Midsummer Nights
Dream" and say with Demetrius, Well roared,
Llon" Your roaring and bi wing, Mr. Israeiite is just
harmless Mr.. Snug'-. and very sorry, indeed
very gentle beast, and Of good conscience" fer
gentle You are not, and how conscientious you are
going show.
First you construct my words into an nsut on the
lies present =. the party referred TO- and then take
your arms like another Don Qaxote and fight brav.iy
and desperately against the phantom of your crea
ton That did not intend tn charge ladies with drunk
.nness, sclemny declared in last Saturdays Free
Tdder; stupidity alone COULD suppose that such a
monrtrosity intended, and I never drcamt that
could he found brainess malicious bring
forward that charge and waste such Of viru
o,ss Indignation en- it You fighting against wind
mills, Mr.. Isra.liie!
Then you adm, tina. Turner did speak. and that he
OF Israel but you deny that he made charges
against any religious creed Mr.. Israelite, have wit
nesses to prove my assertions. and know that the
SPEAKER himself does not deny the truth OF words
You do quite loud this point,
weak and defeuceiess it is.
Bat suddenly you recover yo,r valor You say: If
Mr.. Spectator is much overwhelmed with religious
feelings, hereby denounc~ hin, hypocrite and pre-
him the world wolf in sleeps garb tor II
vas he who knowingly and wlfully broke and violated
the sabbath day (and participated in committing that
awful outrage on the good and moral feelings of
tile community for such are his words" Now.
Mr. Tar ,elite DE- intimate that considered that
p!cnc it, outrage. violation OF the Saba day!
II dii cal TOOL for exposing myself in stupid
but do not call hyf'o for no would
say thar he not opposed to amusement Sunday;
call me wolf in Sleeps garb, ter tht would iuti.
mate that the Turner's. poor. innocent Buys,
sheep! considered not the p-hc itself outrage,
but think that that noise, yelling, crying and
drinking whirh prevailed that occasion an out.
rage think that that speech delivered outrage;
think that the cheering which the Turner's gave the
speaker was outrage am sorry to you hgt
another time against wind IN Ills Mr.. Israste!
call n J.s, m. lie I tn
that you know Just much about Jesuit as the Ger
mans Of olden times did know OF the word Hepp!
Hepp I" the we-known outcry a persecution against
your forefathers; but whilst and despse any
would attempt to raise the cry Of intolerance
in these days. will tell you that proud Of the
name yon knoe 0fcrn me. .fF..
You assure that I am hated by every German. As
well by every ether citisen. assure you that you
are siiEhty mistaken. far ~ the Germans
cerned Public opinion amongst the Germans here is
on my side and only shylock Wi hate, Mr. Israelite
You say: "H had had . lady in my company at the
picnic in Question should call the hyrocritcai hlsify
er our ana make him culver feet. till he swallowed
every nntruth contained in said article" Heavens.
what Eorio.s roarng and how thank my stars that
yonwere without . lady at TINT oninoua picnic and
No. re- that did not insult intend 10 insult iady
You w,usd ha &c slain without mercy Az Il H. You
sTe aehtip second time with alive Zoe the
one thar ION killed In first sttack-ashtins
Win Wind mills again. Mr.. Israeiite! s
One mere rsrrsyk snS shall be At an end hopea
that nv expls ~ last Saturday together with
dec mt reply IRON the ru,nsss would ssesi. ahs matter
kW ssus cot With yrsse ess r's'sa''': :sssess.