The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-01
instrumentation and SANDER,

uasHg aii the newspapers III Inc country
mention the fact. Perhaps this would be
upohjectionaLle, we're the notices free from
Misrepresentation and SANDER. For in
stance, we recently had occasion to visit
our favorite cities of Green Bay and Osh
kosh, and on our return home found the
following interesting items on our table to
greet our arrival. The following is from
the Green Bay Adrccate, which we desig-
nate misrepresentation: .-.
"SrRASeE.--Eary en- Monday morning
last, Jere Crowley came into our office
in company with Geo. C. Ginty of the
Oconto Pioneer. 1t will be remembered
that friend Crowley is Deputy U. S. Mar
shall, and we suspect that his appearance
here at This time is TO prevent, if possible,
the proposed hostile meeting between Mr..
G. and the editor of the Calumet RepuJA-
can. We trust that the matter will be
arranged to the satisfaction OF all parties
Ginty is Union man, and we presume
came here on business connected with
Union matters;-he had evidently the
most +" honorable Intentions" and was
eager for any compromise for the Sc
Guilty of the Union. His motto evident
ly is: Liberty and Union. now and
forever, one and inseparable" ~
Our visit. % Green Bay had no refer
ence to the anticipated duel between GIN
rY, of the Oconto Pioneer, and STONE, of
the Calumet Republican. They are both
Shanghai editors; and if they see fit to
maui each other to death, their respective
counties would not suffer much oy. the
fatal result. We confess. however, that
We were enlisted in GINTY's favor in an
other prefecture of peace and good auiN,
instead of coercion and Jlooashed. and
trust that our humble exertions in lis be-
half with one of Green Bays fair daugh-
tiers will have favorable effect When
the Union is constructed we doubt not
that GISTY will send us plain evidence of
| the fact. 81. a-s Co.,
The following article is from the Osh-
kosh North Western, and we place it I'M
der the head of SANDER;
"IN TowN.-Jere Crowley, of the
Manitowoc Pilot was in town Yesterday.
Of course we showed him the spire of the
Church. Jere, saw the point and instantly
smiled"
Jere said the town wanted to see him.
SO we took Cam Georgeron's livery stable
up to him and ordered horse with two
sleighs. Took the sleigh into the horses
and drove Jere around. Jere was 'smied'
and pleased very often. AS one of the
streets was passing the sleigh corner
turned over spiling two horses all over the
ground. Got up, again, put the sleigh
into the editors, wien Jere wanted to see
our Institutions. Showed Jere the insti-
tutions-institutions pleased. Jere, who
thought the place quite an Oshkosh.
Drove the Adams House round to Jere to
get warm meal-Adams House ran
against the horses adams Houses were
very plenty and the sleigh went home
Leaving Jere earnestly coaxing sign
post to stop the Adams House when it
came round again, we went in pursuit of
the livery stable which had run away with
the sleigh. Several posts ran against us
side walk slipped up several times when
a corner was going round us, houses and
streets got very plenty, and we retired.
The above bears undoubted evidence Of
having emanate1 from the pen of Deacon
HEWITT. The Deacon lays strong claims
to piety and sotriety, and we believe be-
longs to the Order of Good Templars; but
we doubt if there is one of our readers
who, on perusing the above article, will
not at once pronounce him violator of
his sacred pledge of temperance-in fact,
tina. his potations during tia: day con-
tanned more gin than sugar. As for our
self, we solemnly aver that we smiled
but once in the Deacon's company, and
that during our stay in the "Queen City,"
our conduct was the reverse of the Dea-
cons insinuations. For proof, we refer to
jim NJ. JEW D. and JOE H., gentlemen of
unimpeachable character and integrity.
LINCOLN AGAINST CoERcIoN.-By the
following speech which Mr. LINCOLN made
at Philadelphia, it will be seen that he is
opposed to coercng the seeding States
back into the Union. lie said: