Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-05
The Reverend Rioter Beokley.

The Reverend Rioter Beckley.
On Monday last, we stepped into the
Bloomsbury Post Office, to get our mail,
and found the Rev, Ro,ody Becklty,s stand
ing amidst small group Of loyal.listeners,
whilst he was pa,hetioally reading to them
a filthy production, which he wrote the week
before, and published in the Smut Ma.
chine, over the signature Of A. E. Kline.
This fellow Beckley is public rioter a
reverend rowdy 'Old Parson Brown.
)ow,' of Tepnessee---and as such was con
victed by Jury Of Columbia county as
rio,er, a rowdy and violator Of Inv aud
order, and duly fined and sentenced by
the Court Of Quarter Sessions. And this
is The Christian Officer Of the Government
at Bloomsbury, who got his Office as a
reward for beiDga "Rioter," as his ap.
pointmen, was made in the teeth of two.
thirds of the Republican party here, and
in opposition TO the remonstrance Of every
Democrat who uses the Post Offce, e,--and
he may now well employ his time in wri
ting scandalous communications for the
"Smut Machine" against decent citizens
and using as cloak for his hypocrisy
the name of an irresponsible creature call.
ed A. E Kline.
Speaking Of A. E. Kline, it may be well
enough to say, that be is the same loya'
individual, who some two months since
published an article in Growers Smut
Machine" Danville, through the agency
OF Ro'o9y Bechley,apd Mr.. Thomas Dunn
over the signature Of "Jaoob," dated al
Rhorsburg, charging upon us the cause Of
the "arrest and imprisonment" OF bis ven.
erable Father, SAMUEL KLINE. His aged
Father publishes 10 this Democrat to-day,
voluntary statement over his own proper
signature, reminding his recreaut son, A.
E. Kline, whom he addresses, as "my
child" that when he got into the Army,
(and he plainly tells him through what
Influence it was accomplishcd,) that he
(the said EmanueD solicited his Father to
get him out, and failing TO do so, Mr., ia.
cob deserted and hid in the mountains.-
Nay, more. A member of the Co., from
which "Jacob," alias Emanuel, deserted,
in our issue to day, pins upon him the
burning truth, that before be deserted the
Army, he shielded his precious carcass
from danger behind Hay stack. Like
Beckley, the Rowdy, his man "Jacob.'
Dr.. Brewer, of Danville, eHdors-
es as good authority stands convicted
by his Father, With Ju1sehood, and by bis
fellow soldiers, as a coward.
Speaking Of Brower, of the Dauville
Machine, we invoke pardon of our read.
ers, and elfrespect impels US to admit,
that be is about the last chap in creation
with whom we would attempt to conduct
public controversy. A fellow Of low
lnstincts-devoid of uth,-reckless in
habis-false 10 friends african in appear.
ance, "a public pauper-more black guard
han state "a disgrace to the Press
"a dishonest opponent, an apologist for
hieves and robbers--a reviler of white
nen,-an ugly specimen Of humanity and
4 natural coward. Such then, are some
If the creatures, by whom we ere weekly
assailed and slandered. A precious tri.
lmvirate OF politico.religious vagrants.
Then there is Thomas Dunn and bis
Loyal Laoty," oi Wilkes barre. They,
oo,are on our track. 1, would be impor.
ant to the public, if Nj. Dunn, would
ust inform them at what hour be met this
Union Lady and the dimensions of her
Such batch Of stuff, We
lold,-
Would page the palace ofthe King of Kings.
And clip the gliding from angels wingsi
Would cheat the living-wrong the dead,
And rob the orphan Of its crust Of fbreadl'
ooh ye generation of vipers, how can
(e escape the damnation of hell -