The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-02-08
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II gives US great pleasure to announce to ouI
readers, that the Democratic party is no longer
cursed with John W, FOrney. The fusl sep
aration took place on last Friday, when he was
elected as the black republican candidate ior
Clerk. We rejoice that he is gone. lie was
not only found guilty CT maliessance while
holding the same office, but number Of the
members Of that Congress voted for his expul.
sion for base conduct. A man who can write
such letter as the following, is capable of do.
ing any kind of dishonorable act We say tC
the Republicans-"yOu are welcome to him."
The man who wrote the following letter is toe
mean to be anything else than black repub-
hcan:-- .. ...
THE cHEvALIER FoRNEY TO GEO. ROBERTS.
Private.
Our friend Forrest is now here, and Is about
to apply for divorce from his wife. He has
had, for eighteen months, the proofs Of her in
fidelity. but has chosen to keep them quiet, and
would have done so still but for her folly il
censuring him for leaving her. 1t is really as
founding how he has kept these proofs to him
self from all his friends, for all that time, but il
is so, nevertheless. The facts are these; Eigh.
teen months ago, while playing in Cincinnati
he caught Mrs. F., in a very equivocal position
with young man, in his own parlor-not il
actual connection, but near it. She protested
innocence, and he let it pass by-loving her as
he did, most profoundly. They passed on t
New Orleans, and SO home to New York.
g. IL. hal vi hoI thnr Il,
some time, he found, one evening, on his wfe's
table, a billet dour in the handwriting Of, though
not signed by, this young man, in which she
was alluded to in terms the most amorous ant
unmIstakablc
The language alluded to her "white arms
that wound about his neck"-to the "blissru
hours they have spent together" and the letter
has been kept as memento until it was wei
worn. Upon this evidence, with the other con
firmatory proofs, he intends applying to oul
Legislature for divorce; but yow are noa0 in q
position 10 Serve him an manner he lUH mere,
forget. The person who wrote to Mrs +. and
in whose company she was detected is George
Jameson, now playing in New Orleans. Ifyou
don't know him, you can, as the editor Of a lead.
ing aaHg paper, soon make his acquatHtdnce.- -
What forrest noav desires to clinch the nail u.s. tl
obtain in some tcay an admission from Jameson
named you to him as safe, steady and inteli.
gent friend and he will never forget what you
may do for him, in this, to him most vital mat,
ter. He suggests that you might institute fnti.
mate 'elatinn 10Th j., and then induce him, eihs,
in your presence, or in company, TO admit as {
thing tn be proud Of his connection au'h Nrs. 4
lie is Joad Of glass, and possibly, in a convioa
mooa, might became communicative. No harm
will come to him; he is game too small for For
rest; and any admission he may make, may bf
important only as aiding an injured man in get
ting relieved from Hateful bond. Can yot
manage this thing my friend? u rjH reqWr
saR md caution, and, if successful, wW rcarnlh
endcar yo,t to Forrest. lie is nearly crazy at tht
idea Of being placed in his present position; bu
he will spend half he is worth TO be released
from it. This matter must be Kept secret. Ab0Ue
all, do not name me In connection acSth it; excuse
me for troubling you in regard to it. My ar
dent attachment to glorious Forrest must be my
excuse. Now, won't you help to relieve him
1t would help in the matter, probably tc
know that John Green, the actor, now in New
Orleans, is the warm friend OF Forrest, and may
know Jameson well. You can use your own
discretion in letting linn haoeo the facts, and in
vohing his aid. This letter is addressed to yoi
in the knowledge of Forrest.
Please write as soon after receipt as you car
find opportunity to look about you. With kline
regards, am, dear Roberts, yours very truly
r* JNO w. FORNEY.
Gro. RoDEETs, ESQ.
PHILADELPHIA, January 25, 1850. .t