Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-27

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Guarantee ean ihfy haze skeail ang II
ihem h. disposed 10 ihfsra ihFir Waiefs
aal silsrs iAai lhs iHdians neEsr iEga-
ne the neNple " hlni2n eenn'F, lhai ~
the iiue lheiT 81 aif llFat IrasArd rs iesiiHa
tisn ihs lHliaRs nigli asi aEaia Nisii i,sn-
isu, theiT siaigmenls % the eaniIaTy, not
Ei,hsiaRlins. a l. nal fFFg pnabablc that
aEy OF ttsn Nill bshk high snsash eA his
slsifneais alsas 10 ialaes .hem 10 risk
ysIy nush in lhs say u backlog ue his
siaiemtnis, 50 far a. knoN u ihe fress
of Naltksra Texas, ! take il that laeir eon-
daei0rs aHe gentlemen u ruth, honor ani
.lisniiy, sha Noali not hsIaTl mush Ia 3e-
Tending lhe Monitor in ang maiier shsns
The lnliaR question anl hsnl0n eauniy
became ihs subject u discussion, Nor ls
il presumel thai they would snatr ihen-
selves 10 be draWn ihie a diseussion that
nnsi prove uHihieTfsiins anl disgusting
io lltiF TsaisFs geneFally' AoF Holll
eonsame any lime aRl 0eeuPy nay mlni Ia
eonienling against his loa and unmanly
Misrepresentation, were il not that some
honest we'll -nsaalng citizens shi he de-
eeiIel by his Misrepresentation, were they
10 pass without successful eeairsdiellons'
The MonllaF 10 some Que Of his little Pany
sluihs, accuses mo of assuring 10 be the
Ieopie ofMiss county, only assumed The
right to defend Wise eouhiy ahd her eili'
Eens against the ihlu'ilee which he Is con-
Ilnually attempting 10 psTPelrAle against
the county aud the Interests Of The people
generally, aud feel quite as able 10 40 -
rs the Moriiar Is 10 represent aud control
the Press ahi the people of Northern Tex
as, which he assumes 10 DO, aud 10 call on
them 10 help him out aud 10 cone 10 the
rescue whenever he bids them. Il remains
TO be seen whether they will 10 ~.
In eonelusl6r : viii notice another at
tompt Of the Monitor 10 rake a false Int
preston against the interests Of our Coun-
Is, In his issue Of the .3rd ulllmo he In
noticing visit of Judge Burford Of Dallas
TO Denton aud who honorel him with call
at his sanctum sdHeiornm, In which he slill
Flves evidence Of Indian on the brain In
speaking of Wise County, In which he goes
ou TO say that the Judge intended visiting
Wise county on professional business but
doubts whether lie made the trip In view Of
the unusual Indian excitement CO the rom
tier Now have no doubt that Mr. Moni-
tor was much excited himself with Indian
on thu sraih for the safety Of Wiso County
aud all whom he supposed might have busi-
ness or interests IN the county, and used
his hest efforts to excite and alarm Judge
Burfald as well as others on the Indian
question TO hy TO scare the Judge and
others from cOriing 10 Wise leg. The ln'
daps should get their scalps n3 s3on G5
they crossed the line Of Wise, but II seems
that hc only presumed that the Judge
would not come 10 Wise through fear, of
tho Indians. lie did not know II but wished
to make the impression that such WAS the
fact. He probably was not aware that
Julsc Buriord had recently mad" large
investments in Lands in Wise county,
showing that he was not TO be scared away
from Wise county by the Monitor man, and
that he is not deter red from investing his
capital in Wise county by him nor all the
helb that lie can cal to his aid, the Judge
knows what he is about, and by tbs Time
lie probably understands what tho Moniter
is about too, he cannot catch old birds with
chafF. Now ncighbor Gecrs why do you
fisk your reputation as a man of truth and
y5rac.ty by misrcprescnlins facts and
proragating falshoods wich you must know
that you cannot substantate what you say.
Your attempts at answering truth arc like
your charges, they are made 10y assertions
and replies are made in the same way,
never attempting to answer what is said
in reply TO your unwarranted statements
upon The facts or merits Of the questions in
issue, first asserting that thing is so or is
not so, and when replied to he then asserts
that what was said in defence is not 30, but
never letting his readers know what has
been said to rcrutc his statements, thus
virtually eyading any direct reply to. any
thing that shows him false, first provoking
n discussion and then backing out frola it,
bccGdse he knS,S5 50 cannot sustain his
assertions, he all the time fails in his at
tempt as every ono must fail in the end
pursues his course. Now Mr. Monitor il
you EXPECT 10 escape unpleasant controyer-
sies take truth for your gnide, act upon the
principles of the golden rule do to others
MS you would be done by mind your own
business, don't NEEDLE with other people $
business, and cndcavor to get rid of your
d stressing malady, Indian on the brain,
and you will become iRGCh Ecl,t: and
happier man than you now are.
vINDlCAToR.
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