, 1859-08-08
The Chicago TImes aud allc Auross

| AAc chicago Times aud 1lc Aurora
Bencon.
The Chicago T;;1a4s has been taking some pains
to plow up . hornets nest in the peaceful torn
Of aurora. On Saturday last it (thc 7imes) had
very bilious article or. the Aurora Bacon, rs =
succedancun1 to former article criticiziug the
Rsaeon'* review Of Rufus Choate. As the TINA
had not the courtesy to gire the Beaeoa's nrticle
m insertion in its columns. we copy tie extract
which SO curd'ed tic milk Of human kindness
in the breast OF our ne;Ehbor:
tFrom the Aurora Bcacon, Aus,4
The is paper printed in Cbicago, this Stase.
named the "t4icago Daily 1imes." which is as
ffnEer'y pro.s!arery. Us it is consistently Doug
las Democratic iu politics.
IL MILL be news to most peoplc hereabout8 TINT
there Is such paper, but it is cur business to
TEL tue nesss, and we print it.
We heard last week that such q paper had
come to town, aud that it had reviewed our ar-
t'cle on Rufus Choate. 0fcourse wc were curl
Gus, aud went To the news zoom on Main street,
OUT could not ind copy. VIC tried at several
stores. but could no more find one than one can
mud patriotism in. Democratic paper. We
went tc The post-ofice, thinking the office might
want to Know how tue 1fms s.ets uJopg turnin,
Out Cook, and there VIC found lone .'dark cum.
p'ected" dingy sheet, TINT reads both sides at
once, equally well, as its contents are double
entendres-" I'm On your side and I'm on your
slavery. Eureka, said we've hare found one
At last. We opened and looked through sir it,
tle artictes, but We were not there We saw one
editorial proper, but lhonghtit woutdnot be about
u.s.. We began to read There is paper
printed IN aurora. u,is Sta,e, mined the week
s naco%, which is bitterly abolition ns it is
consistently Republican in politics." Wcno.lded
assent, and said, thank you, sir, when VIC came
TO the words :. consistently Republican" We
read on:; "The rays Of light emitted by
tile 1'-dcoa arr too feeble 10 cyer attract
our notice. ," We would know Tint by the
looks OK of the 7tnses, aud By its manners"
~, lnere arc more copies Of our paper taken in
There arc screral Of the best lawyers Of that
c'ty3%ho say they like it-and we wish the 7s:mts
would happen into sumo of their offices uud
lake up copy. 'Twoud do it good, and gire it
new idea Of enterprise aud morals, as well as
patriotism. 1t would stand corrected in the
,afa e! II now l!ss TINT printing cleap paper in
btc city will give it respectability. 1t il not
where paper is printed, but whit there is in
tue paper. It is unfortunate FIR 4 poor paper
fo DC issued in SO large place us Chtca.o.
- W can See now. by seeing the 7tn4ts, why
i!ouE!as wants Il new editor, and has turned to
The Washington Sfatts for worthy orgun-
Dongas knows that eighteen dulles aud six
= HeAA*4 -AtE Uuk SGDuHn
!or such reading people NJ visit the Aurora !
Post 0ticc and News Kuoms, wl,erc there arc |
over 500 people in the city, and over 400 Chi
cago papers are taken. Now, ctlIcr tue De- |
n'ocracy do not read. or they must take the Re-
publican papers, And THIS is the ease with the
aurora Democracy exactly: they do read, they
read tho Leaoon, they read tie Pass AND /
iRInuSE- -t,eJoaraal, the Democrat, auy yti,ing,o
get tue news, aud something instcad Ut nothing.
The very Democratic Judge here, who has
Just returned from raising liberty pole, and |
shouting of Democratic ruvkrts with his an,ily
lie cren takes tue uA1lr PREss AND TgtpuSE
Or its ability. We nerer heard Of his tak,ng the
Timer: There is even one copy Of the Nerdld
aiken here. The Herald is au ublc apd eloquent
'apcr-rattcr Hard to be surc-but that is bet-
er than TO be rery soft.
And by the by, why does not the 1.ims leave
o tue Herakf the defence Of Rufus Chou,c! 1t
mt your funeral ut all Mr.. Isnes-it is the
lTaAfs-lt is q buchanan man TINT is dead
,tloate stumpcd all New England for old Buck,
nd then il was that be wrote his letter and
allied our Declaration Of Independence, mere
tFln< Of "slittcriny genernliiies." We suggest
hen, Mr.. 1t.ats thut you stand buck and make
'ay for the mourncrs. Il is not Douglas f,-
eral at all. There will be one Of that kind one
these days, utter tho Charleston Uonyentjou,
!? keep your handkerchief dry-and let Tue
hrald aud the Consf.satton hare the front seats
rcr Mr. Choatc.