Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-15
Letter from Capt. HEREFORD.
Correspondence Of the Times.
PHEAsAsr RIDGE. July II, 1853.

of the 9Th inst, that the editor is decidedly
sore, because | accused him Of being
Salisbury man; and he desires me 10 maxi
he amende honorable through the same me
dunn thai the charge was made. Now, sir
all have TO say on that subject is this
That Mr.. Thomas c. Doxey made 10 M
the following staiement-which he repeated
to James Page, NJ. c. Hurt and believe
s. E. Graves and others, at Rosnoke-ths
Salisbury had become candidate TO repre-
sent the county of Charlton in the mex
General Assembly, and that Judge R. II
Musser was Salisbury man. What mo
tive Mr.. Doxey had in thus siandering The
Judge is hard 10 foresee; AMI if Judge Mus.
ser regards the above rs an honorable
amend, he is entirely welcome TO it, and tc
all the soothing reflections it brings with it.
| do not deny that Ir. Doxey has since said
he believed his information incorrect; bu;
he has double motive for thus saying, as
I propose TO prove. First, he is the NOR
tai enemy Of Judge Salisbury, as | learn
there was a little fight between Salisbury
and Doxey, in which black eye, bruised
nose, little hair misplaced, was the result,
and Mr.. Doxey actually came OIL, first or
second best. And in the second Place he
takes sides with the editor for Shannon;
and as judge men from motives, chose
to take MIR. Doxey's first statement as cor
rect.
True, Judge Musser denies the charge,
but were we 10 wait for ma!elac!ors 10 confess
their guilt, the penitentiary would be un0c-
cupied. But why does the Judge labor so
10 extricaie himself from the above charge,
when TIE principle involved is identicslly
the same? Then tell me il there is a
difference between come out McCar,y, and
McCarty come out, when the end and OBJ
ice. is the same, for the Judge does no; de-
ny The fact, that the party that pulled Sails
bury of put Shannon on. Now, sir, the
eoIors Of the two beautifully blend in one.
and you know, Judge, that the object ir Sc
lectins Shannon was availability, and no!!-
ing else.
] would now recommend Judge Mus,er
10 take the certificate of DoIey, fold it up
and press It 10 bis heart, and eIclaiIn, IN
his there i, comfort and consolation, il in no
hing Else. Or you could hug Doxey il more
agreeable, but take him of the street 10 do
20. Judge Musser denies that Carroll coun-
y voters were sought. Were it necessary
could prove the fact, not only from the
books themselves, but by as goo'! a citizen
,s ever moved from Howard TO Carroll
The stsamboa: passengers" should have
'ead steamboat "men or hands" As 10 |
he negro, the editor says he is whiier than !.
am, if so, it might be well for the editor
@ keep a sharp look out for Southeruers,
md if found about the streets, break for
he Bowling Green at once, for fear Of acct
tents.
For The information yon desire from Vel
ow Creek Township, enquire Of Mr.. Jas.
ishby, Mr. Hutchinson having visited with
is family their friends IN Howard. As TO
ny Know Nothing prociiviiies, FOR the edi-
or's benefit, will state tia, Joined the
Know Nothing order, and remained with
hem three days and nights, no more, no less.
SOr did | beiray confdIng constituency;
n the contrary, was assured that it had
0 more 10 do with mans political pro
liyities than Free Masonry or Odd Fellow
hip: when ] found II Otherwise, retired
D good faith. Il may however. with truth be
aid, that outraged The city Of Brunswick
y recommending the appointment Of one
!. ii. MuSser as q suitable person 10 act as I
Judge Of the Court Of Common Plea, over ,
re haeds Of better men: ''men that did no,
nil their party for the spells Of another; but I
ke honorable gentlemen have pursued the
ven tenor Of their way" Now, as have
rem faithful with Judge Musser, will he do {
e The favor 10 let me know how Icng since
E became Democrat ?--to what party he :
elonged, just previous 10 his becoming the a
liior OF the Brunspicker-and 10 what par I
he now belongs and say whether it T
as from principle or policy that you
iaDced TO be Democrat? C
/ have classed you, Judge, as B. Graiz !
rown Democrat, as you seem 10 be aspir-
g after that gentleman; for while the for
er has the effrontery TO attack President e
ucbanan, the latter has the inpudence TO c
tack Gov. Stewart. ] would like 10 know
there is another paper in The State, ire @
'ective Of party, that would class Gov
-ewart with thieves, cut-throats, maIefac-
RS and drunkards, except the Democrat
I'd Brunsricler. II has long been said, r
secure and keeps democratic editor in