The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-15

the Committee give me the use OF the
, press during the forenoon and be-
tween the hours of ten and one o'clock
J in the night? In that time / can dc
all my. press-work. I will will find
my own light. my half of the ink,
and use my own rollers. II
KIERoLF refuses has blanket, let US
put on the old one, which is as good
as the new The CoQrier'S right to
the use of the press is unquestionably
secondary to that of the DemokratS
1.-The .Den,Okrat having the first
promise, as is stated in the Courier s
lease. The party who has the press,
and thereby has not the Inconvenience
of moving forms one and half
squares; should not grumble at pay
! ing the rent.
asked this privilege for one month
only, during which time I would get a
new press. I should like to see the
sane " printer who can have any OBJ
lection to my proposition.
/ informed the Committee that I
would be fully satisfied if / had the
guarantee that my forms should be
paid for when pied, or delivered in a
safe place.
More than the foregoing never
asked; more | do not ask now and
SO long as the Committee will not
grant me this, they are not fulfilling
their promise. ~
Now I should like to know how the
existence of the Courier could be en-
dangered by the arrangement proposed
by me? He must be very prejudiced
against me, or fool, who in this could
see any danger for the Courier.
As / am not in the habit of writing
in English, and this article being per-
haps already too long, I will reserve
several things for another occasion,
and now pay some attention to last
Sundays Courier, in which I find the
following item: i
1.-THE Republican publisher of the Demo
kr0t had q long article yesterday, in expla-
nation we suppose. He published in Ro-
man type note which he had provoked us
into writing, addressed to him. in which
we used an improper expression, (Which
we regret,) on type taken from a font Of bo,r-
0eois belonging evidently TO the same font ICE
are aSinQ."
A more barefaced liar - more
Inscriptions knave - never knew.
The letter which KIERoLF refers to
is not printed on bourgeois type, but
sMALL-PIoA, just two sizes larger
than the former KIERoLF is per-
haps very poor printer, but l am
almost certain he can tell bourgeois
from small-pica; if my devil" did
not know the difference, / would dis
charge him Immediately. He knew it
was small-pica, and therefore told a
lcilfni he. There is not a single font
of bourgeois type in my Office.
From another item / quote:
"THE GERMAN sDEMoKRAT.' - An Inn
preston may have been formed that we
are inimical In feeling to this paper. No
thing could do as greater injustice in re-
gard to our views than this impression.
With the former Editor OF the Deniok-ut,
Mr.. DIETz, we were on the most intimate
terms Of friendship. We have no acquaint-
ance with his successor, the present Editor,
but understand from Intelligent Germans
that he ably edits the paper, and is alto
Gether acceptable.p piia aa
i. Oh. this hypocrite San impress
sion may have been formed that we
are inimical in feeling to this paper.
Yes, Sir, more than this--the public
is now convinced that you are mimi
cal in feeling" toward the Dem,okrdt, j
your assertions to the contrary not
withstanding. You had an introduce
ton to the new Editor of the Demo
kTat, Dr.aLAURNsTEINs but you never
noticed him in your paper, nor did
you notice. in q single line even, the
first issue of the Daily Denaokfat
You did not, because you are the
Denaokrat's greatest enemy 80,
In the same item from which |
quote above he says:
"Mr. Peter Gfrorer, as we understand
from unquestionable authority, was such
sound p Democrat when Abraham Lincoln
ran the first time, thai Ne sUas one out Of only
ninety men in Jefferson County who were
strong enough in their convictions of right
to vote for the Lincoln and Hamlin elect
ors in Kentucky He polled his vote, we
are assured, in county where there were
then over 100000 votes, al except the ninety
sustaining Douglas, Breckenridge or Benr'
1t is amusing how he does lie-this
little crazy Know Nothingl In 1860