The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-01
Local Intelligence.


Local Intelligence.
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receiving such severe rpr.maaI or seutarisg
q vord concerning BIS previous communication,
which 50 nyiunsly challenged reply. 10 oTer
anything farther Nevertheless, tboagli 4 mas
seem 70 your correspondent da3y business.
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fo'ait, or the SOW 70 her wailewne 81 the nirc. 8
Bot there IS difficulty ia lbt eayof aisao.;sa n
this remarkable essay, on account X ia gucer-
faulty 81 finding cur author IN ary particular e
cai'ly Aud, IKE tie Daehman Is search & h.s
Pig, who 6aally concluded q have lis ssn Tins
the ano side d The r,er ava le wgald rs.s the
9.hs-, because, as be si1. thcy sAoua faI ,be
" tam pitch On both sides. We Shalt aayeto
commence in Tie mille sra 81 ba,a e,ds Il ne
same time.
Oar hero commences By lamutIug, arrowGll-
81 That His article should haze been tFtatci wl,h
an " air ofridieulc," aud charges lbu va a.
tempted to show to ihe Public tblt he was im-
perfect, which f,o, &c BIAS tie nazpanjmity 70
ecncelc. And then, after deyotlug hs energies
70 a lengthy attempt TO show lat he did not say
that the " Union and tic safety o. tho Govern
men !" was his " al-absoftiug topic, although
admitting much as could hate been Inferred.
he buutly announces, concerning the statement
that he was willing TO consider h;msel! naiyid
pally responsible for the safety Of the Governs |
meni, that il is uuqualidedly FALSE" 0f his !
disposition did not speak only alluded in !
my article TO bis having said So and for The lrnth
Of the statement, refer your readers to the Man
chester journal Of Sept. 10,
Now let US make "E,ir'' quotation. he says. |
inicrrogaliyely, thai be 8eaouaces the coalition
Of the Democratic Party with portion Of the
Republican Party" and Immediately following,
tat "itdos not necessarily follow that he clcavts
70 the Ola Republican Party because be desires
rpublico-Demoeratic Compromise Il ueelsa
little explanation to cnlighten my dull conprc-
hcnsion as to what your correspondent means by
such expressions. Perhaps, though, deaouaciagj
and desiring coalition Of parties, is what con-
situtcs an unconditional Union man. Again,
he charges that The " decision" meaning the
election, was net an " honoratie expression Of
the citizens Of Dorset, but an appeal to the
" lower sentiments Of ihe community" This is
"a ofviA AAetiAipNs anu VIC WiG lctb 10 1ANM NAF
own differences. We all understand what is
meant in election matters by an "appcal to the
iomer sentiments Of the community" Why does
he Rot avoid all ambiguity, and charge directly,
that our Representative owes his success to the
employment of those corrupt means, rum and
money, and all the sinister influences that poiti-
clans usually bring TO their aid to make an APP
peal to the lower sentiments Of The community
eIectual Your correspondent IS evidently in
trouble, and needs to be comiortcd. This results
attained il consequence Of the " insignificant
Post Office difficulty" to which be alludes, but
which monopolzes SO great portion Of his atten-
ton, seem to have affected his nervous system,
and given him over g lie folly Of his own con-
eeit. And although he informs us that be has
shown no "parly spirit, not even in the "least.'
am still inclined to the contrary opinion.
ooh, wad some power the gifc gle as,
To see oursels MS others see us!'
In conclusion, would say 70 your correspond
,nt be quiet, and submit to the viii Of the ma
ority. And do not impugn their motives, ifthcr
decision Is not in accordance with your own par
icnlar desire. We know mankind are q Maynard
q set Of folks, :" and need TO be enlightened; but
i is not always wise to rebuke their errors, with
,ut giving them credit for some good purposes.
But as he has expressed desire not to " carry
5n personal discussion, | am willing to he
very obliging With him IN this matter. being fully
persuaded that
:" Where no honor S to be gained,
It's thrown away in being naintained.'
Truly yours, EAST DousET.