, 1859-07-01
Another Letter From Warren cas.
NIsQUALLY BOTroN. Jupe 90 -.

NIsopALLY BoTToM, June 20, ls,,
Editor PiOneer and Democrat:
The Puget Sound Herald, that r,Jiab, H..
jane 2Ith under the head Of the canvas y 1'a'
the trumpet loud aud strong for the woolIy sl4d
for Congressional hoRors. After electi1v W.Siat
with overwhelming majority including sir yo,.'s ms,'s
North Bay and other equally reliable rod ,mon,ss
he pitches in hot and heavy against nv letiasS
shed in your last issue, which he says he has rsSa S
seen, but which he Is very confident was vr;,,s 'd
W. W. Miller, who uses me as a tool with vbiaI "
shovcs his unmitigated lies" before ths Sn nsl y
Gen. Miller is gentleman and utters no E,lsektes. tes.R
nor did he instigate one charge made against WSS =
Wallace in my letter N you. am Responsible ~ u
own acts; and as far az know, Gen Miller nesS.g ~
one to shield him. Moreover, bis character nr,va,l,
and politically, Is far above the reach n s,.t
sheet the Herald that its denunciations caN ~
him not f' 'n
After elegantly styling me the instrument n.., =,
father these base les he says that have alresSs
tmcted them. Now this is near the truth AZ ~ "
can be expected to come who will consent 10 ist N
paper lie used either side in political coptes, ~
the Of one thousand dOllars-but stilk Il / ~
retract not single word published In ySnr hi :.
per over my signature and though the Puget So,r5
Herald dcnOunces the charges made as Sbam..N
lies, wTetched 1ickery," and 50 on, yet he brprsn
ota Of proof to substantiatc his denial nor rsnL
The facts are matters Of rscordn this TERRITORY ~
cannOt be confuted. ~
| But there others facts that are not natter 4,
record yet, in which this wouldbe Congressmap. m,
the propensities Of the acka, has made his unms,h
| bic tracks Wherever there Is a widow to wrDns ~
hard-working, uneducated man TO defraud, the e,bG
date Of the Herald is on hand One case partieu1iv
is Of such character that il becomes my duty q ~
sent it to the public, for no honest man in this Tei
tory wishes to he represented in Congress bv a ~,
ture who will unbushingy appropriate the hard an
ings Of poor labOring man 10 his own use TbH,s
W. H. Wallace has committed, and a letter lfoU a
sufferer In the case, Mr. james A. Nicholson m,
" Salem, Iowa, April 5, 1852" is now beier' \.
| A nj hoy Nfrhnlaop
can scarcely be got at ala great many are sul,,
for bread and nothing but money will buy H. IlbSs
! may have enough bread to do me till Nallace p,r
me, II soon. want you TO see that Wallace pavs u
urge him to do it Immediately, and have il Dn,,s
to you that it is sent. think he has had Il nv
enough to pay me something for the nse Of nv
Now, Mr. Editor, the circumstances of this eas, An
as follows Mr.. Nicholson worked for Fin eR,,sS
in the numbering 6usines in this Territory until 6sJ
were indebted to him for a considerable amount. N
was called suddenly to the east and his employeu
settling with him, gave him note or notes In IN
payment. These notes he left with Wm n. Walas
for collection, and the amount paid to him (Wal
lace) in the summer Of 1855. He has made no re,un
to his client, is shown beyond the shadow Of dou
by Mr. NichOlsOns letters-this one Of April 5h heinz
the latest Of many that have been written. f,-7
Will the Herald dare deny this Doubtless "
Prosch has effronteTy enough to do it-let him n,
documents will be shown whenever II is necessary.
The charge of defraudng the estate Of tbe lainert
ed Slaughter which the Herald stigmatises as 'sot
rageOus lies, is a matter of record, as said b,lor
The documents TO prove that sWndle are In posse,I
Of Capt. JAMES NJ. BACHELDER, who Is now admirk
TRAITOR Of the estate, and will doubtless substantial
my statement. ...t. q -
The swindle committed on Mr. Nicholson can /,
proved by his employers, and by the letters Wrtill
| by him to individuals in this country. This mcnsI
knocked out Of ir logs by as hard workings nj
as the Territory afforded at the time or since HH
hard earnings have gone-GOd knows what WaIhss
has done with them-but they are lost to Nj .Nehol
son.
Mr.. Nicholson, on his return TO Iowa. made iunrors,
ments on land there, expecting to pay for The lnd
with the money Wallace has defrauded him o. He
could not meet the payment, and consequentiylshh hh
] Improvements and home. What backer trtnsacton
has ever been brought before the public This lof
sworn attorney collecting poor laborers wages md
appropIiating them to his base use (or jndrnr
from his habits at that time any thing connected p
him was base)-cannot be surpassed for infamy "a th
annals Of this country at least. Yet he has brztu
faced etrontery enough 70 stand before an audenn,
Of voters and say to them. in bis winning way. ~
Ilnwcitizens, when you make out your tickets dohl
forget TO have the name Of w. II. Wallace on ftp
That he will be supported by such men as PJoach
doubt not. Birds OF feather i" 30. Is an old saw
aud 4 true one ; and man who will spread report
that lie knows are lies, TO the disadvantage Of n
neighhOrs, PTOsch did hst winter, and will consoi
to sell his principles for a thousand dollars as he M
he would do this spring, that man Is mean enough y
support swindler or any other despieable chaflcs
if he can see the glitter Of gold ahead WV
by giving this place in your paper, you will 0bg,
| GOurs respectfully, ...af
| WARREN COVE