Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-02
For The Delaware Inquirer,

: For The Delawarc Inquirer.
d Mn. EpiroR:-I send you a few lines fc
i publication in your paper If you see proper
5 | always sign my own name to what | writ,
and therefore relieve the editor, or it ought Il
} from any blame, provided the writings are no
) of an outrageous character. The use of I'll
/ Press of America should be to impart inform,
tion to the masses and reflect their will irr,
spective of cliques and cabals, and judgin
yours to be one of these papers, send yo
this communication, the old Gazette being SUI
rounded by a clique of censors that refuse
anything that did not square with the pripa,
interest of those teW, was shut out of ii Sc,
eral years ago. / went to the Delaware Joul
nal, then an opposition wing paper, at frs
paying az advertising matter, afterwards ad
mitted free. The Editor is gentleman an
always treated me with respect; did not lik
his structures last Spring against John M. Nau
dain lor taking an active part in getting til
law passed to separate white and black per
sons in the cars. Practical anal gamation ha,
been commenced in the cars on the Delawar
Railroad, and it was a growing curse to Grove
nigesrs into the cars with white people . tool
it on myself when down at Dover last white
to go to a lawyer, an old friend, and get hin
to draw the bill up. then handed it to JOIN
M. Naudain and requested him to urge its pas
sage. He entered into the matter with equa
zeal as myself and other friends at Dover who
favoured the law. Ii passed and in April last
wrote a communication and sent il to the
Dover Reporter. it was published. The next
week the editor of the Republican, at Will.
mngton, criticised the piece and charged me
with being in the habit of swearing at times.
| then wrote another communication and in
it devoted chapter on "Swearing its uses
and abuses,'' and sent said communication to
the Dover Reporter again to publish il did
not however, appear in that paper, therefore,
Mr. Vernon and the public was deprived of
seeing it then. Il may vet publish it,. Mr..
Vernon ought not to want to change his YER
dict against me. if given in honesty and fair
ness, for he said last winter in his paper, after
the break nm of the Peoples, Party Mt the
February session of the Lew Cont that
was more sinned against than SHINING and
have given this little history of getting NV
communications published. M n nreface to
what | shall saw hereafter. If would ;oin
in cabals or cliaues would bava M d;eicrl.
tiss mr. If had IL in contamination no soroa
noliticians bava of maxine NV Iv;nr ont ~
nolitics might No soma of them bave don.
establish n naner of INV own hut not be;no 40
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lic.ton and If resnsed il, ono 40 "a .no.lor
II Il lttls odds in what naner ca ,bov annaa.
and annear thev sh.l, II ono fo,,,, a.ha,
vbon 7 wisb i, 90 il, nv onon,;a. NAV fo.i az
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in sneochcs b;storv of ~ a.,,na;.n ~,
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some few leather headed fellows, as it il diff
cult TO make them understand in one commu-
ncation, and seeing a few groans in tho last
Gazette from one of this class. have taken
the trouble, although busy in NV harvest. to
~, ~ aaano ,,oo;,;o, ',,,.,,It... ~ ~.
on the stump to do it. The said writer wbines
and saws he has been a Democrat for a great