Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-18

quences thatlmay ensue should they remain.
(Sigued) Yours, NV. WYKEs.
WHEELING. Va, Oct. u, 1855.
Ar. j. ". Wykes:-Sir: Your note of this
afternoon is before me, and in reply, / beg to
say, Shall neither "feniOve'l nor terasen tIose
cords you allnde TO. What have written. I
haze a0ritten, and will abide the consequences.
Proceed, Yours. e. STANTON.
am patiently awaiting ssthe Consequences -
What shall they be2 Echo answers, WHAT
Will he p. owe himself coward also? The two
letters Containing the grounds for my calling the
substance of his (WykeS) bill q lie,' hang
here in the Office. point is just this. Mr.
cartridges terms las can be seen by his letter.
were to send the two life size" Photographs, to
gether with the eight small. ones ([our from
each) first placed in the Office. These 1oere Par
tridge's. terms. Mr.. Wykes insfeply declined to
accept these terms. Irefer you TO Wyke'silet-
ter. Yet he had the 5rdzea dudGcity to put up
the bill alluded DIN letters above. Stating to
the public that he had "agreed TO meet Partridge
on his own terms. This pronounce lie; n
now adds malicious and 40illJultlie) Hence
my replies to Mr.. Wykes' letter. Comment Isl
Unnecessary. Facts are stubborn things.
Poor, short sighted mortal, will he neverlearn
that "honesty is the best policy Of nothing
more: Truth stranger than fiction'-and
that "the way of the transgressor is hard We
shall see. And now I will only add, have no
desire TO injure Mr. Wykes by keeping this ar.
tlcle, these facts, before the public. IF he will
s0ithdras0 has bill containing his false statement,
and his .Patt4y trash devoted 10 me, (for which
only despse him. 1 will also remove this doc
umert. But in case he refuses, Twill show him
that fright is might y E. STAN4oN.
iP.z S.-Mr. Wykes, finding he had met q man
he could mot frighten.by theinsinuations in his
last letter. on seeing the above document in the
Post Office asa last resort, placed cardsoye
IT, having for its object, to turn me into rid=
Guile because sVorked for my .bread." Obi
has hcyettoilearn, q
sE2t s.A4uan'sa man for =, thasS" 80
You ofthe citizens of Wheeling who. depend
upon salary for your 'bread" .-your subsist!
ence, remainder that Mr.. yfkes looks upon you
IS "curs, little dogs &c Doubly short!
sighted being! Did he forget he was in the
City of Wheeling "a manHfactuTlng city-a
city in which the very bo1sand sineso of the
place do not consider themselves on level with
niggers. or dogs because they earn their own
bread 2'
If I had misrepr presented Mr.. Wykes in the
above article, why did he not come out Ike .
man, and resort to - say pistols and coffee
or take aslegalscours The answer is obvious.
Nc t'as guilty Of iatst aohat l8haa accused him.
E. S.
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a NOTICE. 81 49,.
TOERsoNS indebted TO the late arm NJ S. D. Harper
Sons requested to call and settle their
the business must be closed mp iuaIns stas
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