The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-29

uperlati Me- eass.
1t is nm for .ndida. & Office Is
write ediiSri.'ssfor {baperthat Eho do es' poti
dare topublish over his own signature. Y.
is mesner still for An editor who has not
sense enough to write an article himself, to
appropriate to himself articles written by
others, and palm them off upon the com.
munity As his own MISUNDERSTANDING all
the glory. and ii the shame .nd.. disgrace
that may attach.to them bu. the highest
degree of heannsss Is a4ssched whsHa i cara i
didate for ofiee,in addition 70 the foregoing
meanness; steopsto' . gross and siniidecent
personal sbuse4of q person who ii I. canai-
date for tho same office for which he Il (
candidates: And the grovsi,ing ,noanness 81
the transactions becomes fstin more mean
when that Individual resorts to 1thea disgust
ing expedient2 OF magnifying his own charac;
ter for goodness a',dtvirtue, in close contrast
with tho disrepu,ab'e character: he has lust
Igven his opponent, and sit under the false
Fclosk Of an editor1'l column. tIrs zea: :: =.
| Such II the disgraceful method thatLittle
Freddy JOSS has resorted to TO defeat Mr..
Graham and eject himself NO man bu. a
criminal, as hr!tJosst is-now pnlys await
ing the sitting Of the Grand Jury to be in .
dicted-wouid condescend tozresort to it
Butfa criminal is desperate man will resort
to desperate things s~';r->t. s,o,.}e't#7
l2''Under anyt circumstances, no modest man
In the candidatcrial relation that Freddy
now bears to Mr.. Graham, would have
written such stuff as Fred wrote about him.
No honest man would have attempted to
palm it otf$upon the editor 20 And when it
is known or shownoto be false, IS it is in the
present case, we are prepared to'sssy that
none but liar would have written IT,
7 See what this modest little parlor beauty
has written about a man probably old enough
to be his grand Enthusiastically old enough
ODE his father:;'::H..st1n }s1.l ';, i,.1a
you want to hear funny and obscene
stories, Chris. (probably the modest little
man means Mr.. ;Grahsm,) will, tell them ;
i! you wish to listen 80 argument and good
sense. CHRIS win not accommodate you. -
Repub !zcan,, Oct. IL. Il; i"s 81! =
lie is known as Buchanan Office -holder,
| .,f
and rs an "nprtnciFlea, .Geuble :f,cel politi
clan. His highest qualification is his capac.
ity to play the b':foon. and drink uAisAey
land lnJer beer X r. ~ r. Il,
i A more tricky, unserspulous politician
does not exist than this same whiskey
drinking buffoon. Chris. Graham.-RepuJli-
can. Oct. II. 's'' .5'"
We appeal to those men Of the county
Who, in their youth were taught that some
degree Of respect was due to age. TO know i
such an attack upon the private character O
an old man, by person of the years Of Mr.
JOS. is a good recommendation to public
truss. Through all, Mr.. Graham las main.
tanned d;gnifed silence, not once STOPPING
to notice such an unmanly attack, save in a
Single instance to remark that it was rathe,
hard to- be abused for intemperance by .
iperson who had been drunk a, his expense
+ We think so too.
# His praises Of himself are as sickeninS AZ
his abuse Of Mr.. Graham is disgusting. In
The Republican, lOct. lo,) in an article pur
u porting to be editorial, he says, ale (Mr
,, Joss,) has become thoroughly acquainted
with tho duties Of the Office, which he. has
discharged with signal ,.taityulu" AMI
|abMty"- .21''' "' 1'..
!. In his attempted defence against the
Ichargs Of ma|feasance in office in tho Re,
publican 'of October nth, he says, "The
) Statute whi,;h the VoLsNrEER quotes, in
Il order to reflect upon a. GENTLEMAN
whom it cannot injure by any fair means. =
Here is what we calf the quint essence Of
neanness, aud it is fair specimen of Mr..
Joss nature. Frs. he ISLANDERS and Ii. s
about his nsighbor to defeat him for Office,
and elect himself. Secondly, he magnifes
his own qualifications; and thirdly, he
steals the signature of another man. Cor
what is tho same thing, g*ts his articles in
SITE as eaitorial) in order to have it ap>
pear to tho community that he has some
- friends in tho world. f7&1 @V's*''ssT@
But was Mr.. JOS the writer 81 that ar
ticle, asks some one who may read this ar
Iticle. Yes, he was, and We. are. ready to
prove that he was and We >ay that man
who would do it is = dastardly. cowardly
villain, besides being a liar and scoundrel
49,: Trouble. in the Camp. r.
There is = division in tho Republican par
~ in Henuepin county this fall The AL
drich fiction, under the lead of Mr.. King
whom the St. Paul Press styles Aldrieh,s
"tsncy mas,' nominated = ticket solely to
subservs The interest Of Mr.. .Aldr,ch the
Republicans Of tho county wouldn't stand It,
and called = new convention, and nominsted
i new ticket throughout, which the Press
sax.s IL S,.re L, ho oio~&al 5.. lis ~srs