Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-10

The Chattanooga Gazette lectures
redoubtab!c "B,lr', in regard 20 some CT
lu,ions made in hi. late letter on the s'atsa
of the country. The article begins os fol-
lows:
The latest aspircnt IN tho arcna Of conn
;c ~ literature, has written letter pub
lshed in the Nashville Republican Of
Saturday, in which he indu'ses in consid
cradle growing a. some things which do
no. suit him in the reconstruction or the
country. Perhaps he has right to do it
but We submit, Bill, that your attempts at
"harmouizin.' are no, likely to succeed,
while you are indulgi in such term. n
calling the Union men Of the South 'to-
ries and ''s!ink hearted fellows and the
Union nten Of the nOr'h "black republ-
canpups." Because you could not kill eff
''vour enemies rs fas1ns they wcr= import
ct IS 10 reason why YOU shuuld keep up
nn Ill l.en".. which true nen are ,r,in.
10 smooth down. Do YOU expect TO bet
ter matters by the use Of such language
rs this
Tue f,llowing j. lhe reply to the same,
published ia the Rvme Courier, Of the Oh
ELL AB? TO TliE rDIioe OF THE tuATTA-
AO>GA GAZETTE
CcM}e ST.: don, think YOU tote fair.
haven't expire >sdI nay l.,crateI tv,:lns
IN luLIc twice SINCE lhe war. | dilcI.t
live ~ Gha''AnVusy, unt d,drnt have 40
Gazette For a..oUt three months you
hu"'rd us III !nur paper TO your entne
sa,!s"cIion. Cn;.! Mr.. Johnson s,lter
took ur iur Us, You n,ver seat sheet to
kotne that diIrnt hurt our Iechus ant bore
in,o our heart- like cotton sinl-,. Iou
copied 'rom lankee papers lhe meauest
ut Thea. slander, and /, seemed - DC per
iec':y conge',ia! with your sentrmculs.
Well, sir We bore u4hhk ~. I"jun. We
looked ut our desolatct land, our lone
sone chinncys. oar gravryarjs, where
you unbur.ei our dead aud sunk your
siIie pats: where :ou broke in f,a.m-n,s
The .mon raii'ng, aud TOOK The very tomb
stones t. put IN your taft!fcali us. We
read your .xaitalons OF N Nrthern bravery
aLd soatbtra treason, a";. Aa sknrnea
'"u from HE bottom OF our hear.s. No.
wien 9! Ia c an humble indiv:dutI make,
bold to h"s. his baker nnd express l,'s sen
umeu,s IN i"O trlrt i-tler., you ge, up
i.ke IL s4n"ilu,U preacher at.t read tia, u
p"blic lehtuie abn,L hGrmoHt-uay. Grntlr
sur. 1t d.nt hrkun, ,ou When w. in
suited you abou, 2UOO times We will be
even. Du, don t ,ut~,.I % insult ,ou n,
al. II YOU i.re an honest u, IN and u gen,
er"ns conqu~ro:. ain t Alter yorr. When
yu"r make an rii ,rt io convince Mr. ll,-.
prs weekly ann the h!ack r-luoIiAl"s
TINT "nr prorlr from Gen. Lee aud Mr..
Davis Gown 10 ,he hI-h privat-s. are ia,
as g""h amt bIa'c. at"i h nurabe as they
are. III harmon IT, with vpu.
Bat Gentle Sur, haven't ',on spred your
selves tnn fur from home? What hav yof.
been dnin ahou. harmonic n Your own
people! Oar i'atie burnt e,ty is last Gl!rn.
up ""h y"ur best citizens. DARN the
war YOU let cm stay, bat after The w.r
they are forced to leave. Ike exilrs they
are seekin refuge in Cherokee. Geor.y,
aud Their stand your paper ike - lamp
less, hghiIess beakon on the shore, and
sustain. the meu and measures hat mall
them leave. Ion are seein en- day alter
day drssrtin your State, and yon look
away If and employ your PEN in Iek,urr
II poor stranger about harmonizin.
.Gen,le Sur. shorten your sights. Be
gin TO work on your home concerns nr
you'll lose oil your best society. The
are welcome here. aud we Ii stand BY cm.
but then | have always thonsht ,ha, every
great State ought to have some 8 ,od men
lett in it. Don't you?
Gentle Sar, tote fair.
No, yours.
RIiI ApD