, 1859-06-14
Proposed Excufs1on to Chicaxo.

The correspondence Of the Pass AND TIL.
h,SE, from this city, animadverts ia the sin.
shod style peculiar to the peripatetic and free.
dinner editor Of thut sheet, upon the fact that
Tue c:ty ot cincinnati did not pay the Hotel bills
u the Railroad E1cursionists from Chjcaro.
This is the sist Of all the atrabilious correspon-
dcnce from Cincinnati.
II Is only necessary to state that the CITY of
Cincinnati has never invited the people Of Chi
rsGo hiiher. Our hotels neyer inyited them nor
did Mr. LOngworth request the Measure Of their
company. All this may be done hereafter, and
"he'i done. will, most assuredly, be well DONE
The invita- ions 10 the excursion in celebra.
t'"n "f tue opening Of the Fort Wayne route
were extended by the ra'lway companies com.
The eAcarsonists should be made or rendered
TO thoSc companies and to them oulr.
Until Chicago relieves herself from the un.
graceful and ungracious position into which she
has been placed br the PnEss AND TR1urxE, our
Enthusiastically aal such as would give char
:.ctrr and Importance to delegution-will re-
1usr all participation in the proposed public e1-
cu1san to that city.
The Commercial, with the disingcnuousncss
Which is not Il part Of the usual character of
That Sheet charges upon the Press AND
IRlnlSE tho authorship of letter from an
" Ef@nrsionisl" in which tl,c reccpt;on
nj il1c Chicago visitors to tho Queen
'Ay WIS sharply criticised. That's neither
just l1or fair: il is hardly decent. Tie letter
III question bore no marks Of editorial approval
or sals':o'l. 1t was 4 s4ilib Of gentleman
who either misunderstood tue terms Of tis in.
''tatiol. or WAS unusually hard to please: and
anu lS the right 10 condemn goes hand in hand
Will tile right to praise, NC gave it placc,
rid" by side with I'm editoriul letter in
which tho conduct Of the Ci:,ciuuatians wns
sufficiently aud perhaps justly praised. 1t
MAS Il bagatcllc which excited no attantion
!.:rc, and which ought not to lave ruf1led a
feather anywhere. We should not allude to it
i'':. 5u; t"r the effort Of the Commercial to
''1dle responsibility Of the s,luib upon us,
:'ad through It's, upon the people Of this citv,
who llayc failed to NEE, in mass meeting and
'!":'y the justice Of our correspondents COM
p!aiuis.
As 10 the utlser point: II the sclE1ovc Of any
u our ncigls,ors is shocked bcca,lso opo Of tin
late cxcursionists did not soc his reception III
tl'c proper light, aud because We ventilated
''s gric!s: and for these reasons choose to STAY
-; homo. there is certainly no law compelling
t'teu to CONT. TIL S, who have not the scusi.
tlVehe>s whIcl. translates tho grow1s Of one
disappointed !uau intn condemnation uttered
l.: tl1e entire people Of the city, will nut heed
the Co'nmeTetnFs warning to t.rcfuse all par-
'cl'Elti''n in t!4r proposed excursion hitler,
That there arc many such, the dispatc!, Of ycs-
'cr1ay t" NJ, Drake, ol tic fremont saying
that 800 10 800 would br Of the coming party.
is proof enough. But they may not he those
who would give character and importanceto
tile deleg:.tion.' Let lis wait and sec.
swa1lowI.. Hts L1bc1s.
Sunday is thc day set apart bv the Editor Of
tile Ds0'oerat for pcrpcira:;ng his worst libels
;'''d for telling lis biggest fasehoods On Sab.
BATH morning hc cn'ptcs the accumuiatiuns OF
The week, and tl:eu putting on pioas aud de-
rout inspect, he goes TO church.
un Sunday, thc 9Th ius::., lc made an assault
"l"'u the Germans Of this city. lie charged
s!'rln with committing various leiuous offences
-:',oag others. with ),er,yculir. the Jews:
aud in order 10 excite the religious prejuliccs
ti the Americans against tie Germans, he ut
tered the folluwin. atrocious libel:
The most Of these foreigners are opcn1y
a'u"rd iniide!s They believe that q man tlirs
;l> slo. dies, and thnt's the end Of b. nj, md
that there is no such thing Us tic immortality
vi the suul."
This vile defamation created no little indicua-
tion among the Germans, .yl,ic! alarmed the
cowardIy lbeiier, and lust Sunday lc took the
hack track and published M elaborate putf If
t'crlnan livty and oEtEudux godliness lie SAYS
tl!ut '' II is by no means true t!,ut the Germans
are mostly infidcls," and that " it is lamcuta-
b!c error 10 believe it, WLat reliance should
i: placed in my statements Of Il man WHO. for
tile sole purpose Of sowtns disscnsions in the
party hc preftss<* to belong to, will deliberately
libel ono portion Of his party, unti thcn. from
n'ot:vcs Of fear. swallow his faEkehood aud f}at
terry those whom I1c LuI abused. This is cx
acl:y what l1e has done
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Tho Injunction Case,
The application for TN Injunction IL Restrain
the city authorities from issuing bonds to nav
de''s, came before Judge J. II. Wilson ycster.
day Thc matter was argued at some length,
whc'. on nsotion Of tue City Attorney, the case
~as postponed Until Friday, Wien 1t is cx-
l"c'cd that tic Comptroller will hare zeturr-
I'd to tue city-hc beng now absent on official
business.
Tic court very plainly iptimatcd that it was
not disposed 10 lcud itself to any scheme Of po-
litical hacklcss that would injuro tie credit of
Chicago abroad. for the purpose Of accomplish.
ing r"rtiznn ends at home. The court observed
that it could perceive no illegalty or wrong in
the city G'icg new short bonds to take up those
fanE due III order to preserve inviolatc its
hnancla' credit. This view Of the mattcr is Ger
tAnEs in consonance with common seusc.1
We think that Wentworth and lis under
strappcrs will not succeed in making their iu.
Junction stick, aud that they will sisually full in
their base attempt to destroy tle public credit
ef tlis city i'll tic EASTERN money markets.