The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16
A Sian der Re5uked.

field, the nominal editor does not, which,
fact We are abundan,ly able to prove; wei
can prove-hat during the canvass last fal!
several Of the candidates wrote editorial ar
ticles Tor that paper, and it would not be
difficult to prove, that before and since that
time, all the leading articles appearing in|
that paper were written By persons other
than the nominul editor. "s %*5- = :.
:. We do not how intend to comment on
tho meanness of an individual writing an
article he is ashamed 10 father, and palm
ing it off upon An irrespons lille added up.
start, nor on the contemplate character of
the wretch who will not only steal editorials
from the New York 7riDune. as the nqpinaz
editor was forced to admit when we ex
posed him week or two ago, but who will
descend SO low down ins I-wallow and
Shiny filth Of moral degredation, as to iath
er all the loathsome, filthy and disreputabIe
stuff that pack Of political desperadoes
and literary knaves, please TO palm off upon
him. simply because they read 5etter than
anything he can write. Thess are no idle
|nsinnations; nor, are they mentioned. with
out 2 purpose. w mention the 1act that
Mr.. Littlstisld steals articles from other pa !
pers. and fathers articles written by other
persons, tosshow thst he is not entitled to,
nor is he worthy OF the notice OF any per.
son Of responsibility or decency and we
mention the :act, that hs is not the person
who edits the Repu5li can, to relieve our.
self from the odium that would justly
attach to us, were We to take any notice Of
him, or any article written by him. ~ =
Who the present editor Of that paper is,
rwho wrote the low dirty article that ap
peared in that paper last week, where tho
character Of one Of the best men in the
State was foully attacked, We do not know
but we believe it was written by some pei
soa whose hesd, speaking with political
fgur: was sore,-sore over recent defeat.
| Charles Mcclure does not need hat we
defend him. His character as an honorable
high minded, truthful, christian m man-qne
who carries all these high qualities Of min-
hood into politics, as well Is into his every
day life, is too we'll established to need ,ny
defense, against the effect Of such a scru
lous, unfair, untrue, and uncalled for att,ok,
as some sore headed personal enemy has
made upon him through the columns Of the
Red Wing Republican,, falsely under tho
cha: cter Of editorial -
In this ar'.rto ssto hich werefer. Mr.
Alcli'' ~. re-. 4. ID with cunninq,
traachery, nseanpss, Aksstze..ness, .lyne,,
foainess, suindl.ns. dG, each and every one
ofswhich charges We need not say is false.
W. challenge the writef TO give bis true
nams, and thus f,ce the public indigna, ion
and copte-"nt allengs him, not to
give, proof ,~5 n .hese charges, but over
his own signature, to ststs 4 single instance
where the gentleman referred to, had dis.
played = single trait Of character which he
ascribes to him aud until he docs this, ws
pronounce him base hcartless liar, and il
We ever discover his true name We will
publish it. that our readers may sec who
so miserable q wretch II. g.
But there is one featureEof that article to
which We arr oss to direct a moments -
rious ate ntlon.
Va are not posted in the tricks of poH
tics, As our nsmeless slanderer uudoub.edly
lis. We do not know the meaning OF this
or.that influence. spoke> Of by him.. For
the eaitlca,ion Of those who can deeipher it.
We quote again from that dirty article
I'VE had supposed that Mr.. Mcclure was
opposed, especially t. the Ran,sey influence.
and heard that he was working to defeat.
ME Thacher." As hsswas.
|avowsdly against the policy Of NJ. Thacher.'r
What does this mean Does The name.
as1lsn1efer mean 70 Gay th.t Alexander
Ramssy he IN influence il this. STATE. %.
|pcssd g the interest Of the .psopls 2 Doey'
f. nsan thst Mr. Joseph A. Thcher, oar]
present nominee for State sena.9, iis fool
of IT. Ranssyf Or that Ar. Kamssy has
q .1sdas inhssDcs over bin I .A Ram,.,
u is!jl,,ts 3 What il that Now We scout
shs ispufation that Joseph A. Thacher IS
under ths influence ol any man. suc', an
insinnatisn Is N insult 70 ihs manhood of|
HI. Thachsr. an On open insult 10 the peo-
pie e .Gsaahne county, Who bars selscted1
hin, q = thoi ltandard bearer.
We - noe bslisys that shesp y a.ys speh
thing : Renssy iniiusnes u shis Sssss !;
i. i. thers ssach : thias. viii our naneless|
laaisgss plsass sxplaia TO his readers what
sach,aa inAsass 8 { II perehance there
= - ! s.aaa - things = : man. NJ.
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