Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-23

ana, trying to smell out another
Copperhead plot, and, of course, he sue
ceeds. He finds hundred copies OF the
Ritual Of some secret order, only different
from the Loyal League In that the League
is a reasonable society, and the Sons OF
Liberty are not. But no matter about that
CARRINGToN found the pamphlets; he also
found parcel of Mr.. VOORHEES, private
letters, which confirmed the Booby's sus-
picions. The sense of honor of the BOBBY
Brigadier, as may be surmised from his
conduct in running away from the little
nigger and his appearance in front OF the
indianapolis doggery, is not very ACUTE
He recognizes no law nor rule of honor to
prevent him from surreptitiously opening
another mans letters. Indeed, CARRING-
TON appears rather fond of this sort of petit
larceny as genteel amusement He steals
Mr.. VooRHEEs' letters, Sits out the''treason-
able expressions" and then, at the instance
of his master, Governor MORTON, man
as mean as himself, divulges his discov-
cries to the idiotic correspondent of the
poor old Cincinnati Gazette, and that senile
sheet is thrown into spasm of Indignation
and feeble excitement. To the disgust Of
CARRINGToN, MORTON and the poor old Ga
sette, the people would not ''indignate," "and
positively refused to become excited about
this last and most ridiculous "plot" Of the
mousing Brigadier.
The case OF BOBBY Brigadier CARRINGToN
was becoming desperate, and fears were en-
tertained that, unless somebody would get
excited about his discoveries, another acci-
dent would happen to his pantaloons. As a
last effort, CARRINGToN bids the idiotic
correspondent of the feeble old Gazette to
announce that he is about to annihilate
VOORHEES, in whitening letter, exposing
all the bloody treason of the eloquent DAN.
At last the terrible, whitening letter.
which was to squelch VOORHEES, and elec-
trify the world, appears. and 10! what
do we behold? A simple confession, sign
ed "HENRY B. CARRINGToN," that he,
CARRINGToN, had the meanness to open
and read another mans letters, and the
audacity to parade his meanness in print
over his proper signature. This is the sum
total of the BOBBY Brigadiers discoveries
there is no other point about it. The quo
tations he pretends to make from VOORHEES,
private letters, if not forgeries, are not of
character that any decent man would dis
like to own. If CARRINGToN by this let
ter intended to disgrace himself totally and
irredeemably beyond the recognition of
decent society, he has succeeded admirably.
There is no further depth to his infamy. A
man who will confess In pubic print that
he has violated other peoples private cor
respondence, if he escapes prosecution and
incarceration in a county Jail, deserves to
be kicked out of every decent company in
which he appears. A blubbering BOBBY,
coward and sneak, the puppy disgraces
ears aSs standing, @ have BEEN S cured @ 81 bi1' US.
NERVOUSNESS.
Nervous Debility. Shattered Nerves. Epilepsy.
st. Vitus's Dance. Loss Of Power.
Confusion Of Thoughts.
TnOuSHnQS
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