Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-23
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OH s !. pso !. 4, 1la Republican,
isons u lhs Finsspt Tie Republican no
been txeculsd 81 tI,at he w IA horn And
! full equal 70 ,hs :. ~.
ers4 Of the Grss' s9.s {. ~ fHtOfst
!. apction. Il fa. explain soac or sclsy he
noen, .tsthe apidly through.O onnectif
ase e. Is. .ssas ~ or docs lie attempt to
prior 70 ,' sI,s ho' lis paid the sum Of $45.
jtaes;aks 2lsee 81 Reaching fre children.
y pedestal III IL. story Of the Norther
.;red 49,. ~ sss khrch in this town, Be-
ofihe work. il rent to the Northern
pact tNslvs ths oes Father Newton at
aU'ss aaa ,s III he has been ID the
ALE. 81 procesdtding 10 The circulation,
"a said ~ snsild ren Of this. town, of
s e s.. s .a E;..sr ehoet Adgocatd an
native arsis. II II, calculated to poison.
Esq. 4 il probe mindsIof the children.
SO u |. q 81 not MI does ne deny that
s. i Il il u ysri dPatl the slavery quess
received ths high those entertained BY
from ths aft jaur and Helper. !.
character and Newton has not explained
Hish view fany Of the above facts. -
native eoass:nke not do soa Simply be-
81. II ' y are too palpable and true
give ms j gther Newton becomes angry.
Plse@sn generally do when you crowd
+ unpleasant facts upon them, and I'M
dplees Ii harsh epithets and low bill
Ilngsgate, which rye will not conde-
Il d sdpattempt to initiate, iii low
{ Her l'1gssate and blackgnardisin we
s Ahnkly admit that Father Newton
sIaphsses any Press South Of that de-
ldlectable stream upon which he was
born Onion riper. We confess his
fstyle and language Is worthy only Of
Z 8 press conducted By an Onion, giiyer
f Kqnkss. The poor oldsman has ex.
cited no feeling of anger il our boz
som we pity and forgive HIM
ak God that his heart may be
elsGnssd and that the scales of On
rigef may falFfrom his aged eyes.
6 anaqses and Iexcites our deepest
pts for Father Newton when says
Re- has a letter from citizen of Ma
sofs & & who learned from 4 printer
who was raised in Pomeroy that
l,s saw John Rumble print ticket
having on it theAname Of John r,
Hale for President, that he heard
] ohm Rundle say that he was gpipg.
Il II 10 vote the same ticket, and knows
sof his own knowledge that Rumble.
81 ibid deposite the same ticket III the
ssballot box at the polls in the town.
aof Polneroy. Ohio, on the day Of the,
residential election which resulted
a in tile election Of Pierce .I
Wonderful discovery Try again
Father Newton. See if you can't
mend Yonr holt q LITTLE. We Were hey=
er5 ini Pomeroy iii our life until more
than q ysayq1 berthe election which.
fesufted III ths election. Of Pierce, 7
and we were never endowed With che.
faculty Of annihilating space ike
y Father Newton did in 1871 /. when he
left his native Oaios riipsr safot the
South, through Connecticut. There,
fore we really pity poor old Father
II Newton when lie tries to bolster him Z
Il self IMP with such ridisnlous farce and
nonsense. If Father Newtcnllas any
Ssnch letter as the one Of which, he
4speaks, from d respectable gentle-
man = in Mason, the s'gentletnanp is
only putting the poor old man. II
such is the fact, the letter is evidently
from some worthless and reckless
scamp fl
Father Newton calls MS q s poor
creature. VIII not our fat neigh
borsays aslfroin, 'dyibg b publish
\ ing that letter from that respectable
gentleman n
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II aay one doubts shat the press Of
the Nolkhsra Methodist church per
usitfed CID Brown to be defended
\ through their columns, let him read
A the extracts which We publish IN an
other column from some ofthe Aotth-
sy,s Methodist press. / We olsly pub