The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-09-08
On the next day he wrote this:
Berlin Y Roads, o
Mr. Mackley, Esq

wis
to say to you that took out of my article that
part which referred to private letters. state TINS
so you may why IL did not appear with me bal
ance, of the article. Yours. ID. Mann
i. s, put on enYelop and postage stamp In the
one incloseing the note | sent you, requesting
return of obituary. u VI
A day or two after that, we had that
interview at the Court House, in which
he urged me that we drop all past mat
tGs, and be friends. Hesaid he would
not publish the article he had intended
to publish, OF course | supposed he
meant this same ar ticle. This was on
Saturday, and on the next Friday the
article come out in the Herald. l was
astonished, and 80 said in my card
Then he wrote me the letter in another
place, which call his goose letter.
On the 92d of August he wrote the
following communication for the Ma
rietta Times:
&c W. Hood Esq. Eon Marietta Times.
"Sir | don't know but ought TO render
thanksgiVeing to you, for the very compliment
ary manner In which you refer TO me In your
Issue of Aug. lSth and for the information you
| give me, and the community at large or my
! wisdom, and that of my colleagues In the min
| lstry. II may be- In your estimation, that we
are "pOOr deytS" and but little above idiots"
| and that neither you, or Mr. Mackley are able 10
"shook any sense into u.s."
at is a fine thing that there are two such
profound Knights of the puiI rs you are. IL II
! were not for such, the world would be In a de-
nln WISDOM.
will die with you, and then, alas, for Democracy
and Repubtiodnism, and then too there VIII he
no morality IN the world, and no one 70 set us
"poor idiOtlc devils" las you coll us)i an exam
"Goodness graclousl what saints, and how in:
| teligent some of these-onc-horse-b e-bobtailed
country editors are, In their own estimation.
| You poor little gppdny-bh, Of COPPERHEAD,
| EDITOR you had aS we'll mind your own bulsi-
ness and let Methodist preachers alon. You
| must have had dram, ahead, or else you were
wonderfully exercised about the "GIZzARD.'
~ hope you will get on the stool of repentance,
and get converted, If you have brains enough to
know when you are CONCERTED; and that here
| after you may adopt different nomenclature.
| dAnd now, seriously, would say to you, ''idi-
| pt" as | am, have sense enough to fight Cop
! perheads and whlsltey editors too of both par
"Now you JacS-ass, what right had you to
| bray for d. Mnckley9 II you think, am snch
n consumato fool, get the Jackson Herald OF
| last week, and read IL; and you may learn NOT
10 "Sick,h before you are spur'd." The whole
dinculty with you, aud Mr.. Muckley Is THIS l.
| with my brethren In the ministry, oppose the
Liquor trNhc, and we faVOr prohibition, aud
that don't suit some In certain quarters.
"Now II you think Mr. Mockley is not able e
defend himself, pitch In; and help hlmi Tor
think the poor feLOlV, needs help. -
az you want TO make comments, publish thlSi
and then ago in,n have no fears Of COPPEit,
| HEADS or the "WHlsKEY RING" III you VIII
| stand aside and let the light from Marietta Col
| lcgc shine down on this, you may discover an
crror or % I'VE IN grammar as do no. isY Sialm s
"Beriin 4 Roads Aug 90"
On the eth of August ho wrote the
following chasto and beautiful comnu-
nication to the same paper:
&c. ". Hood, hSq. ,
| al Thoughts would hit you, In that soft place
aud let the wind out Of you, So mote II be, The
! Endn u. MANN,
p, r. $, Publish all of this, next week, WIN yc'
! Don't garbe II.
On Monday of last week he sent me
private letter, the only private letter
which he ever sent me, ] have show
ed it to no one, and should not have
mentioned il here, but he referred to il
in the Herald of last week, aud says
For the Herald,
Mir. EnGrORi-I wrote to you ON Monday, not "a
publish the article sent you last Friday. The
| reason for so doing was thiH ! sent Mr. Mack
| lev, on Monday, u proposition, upon which u
| settle the dlflculty between MS, lie refused then
| 10 accent the ternis hut said Mr. Aleshire lnd
| an article In the standard this week, IN which
| he took sides with me, TO which he (MaclSleyl
| would reply; and then II wanted peace, could
have Il, by saying no more about him. d,
| wish, now, publicly 20 take back any ana al
propOAtlons have made to him. l went u
him with the olive branch, He rejected IT,
| shall make no more oVefturcs to him. -
| FRANKLIN VALLEY, Aug. 10, 20. d. MANN
lie did propose peace, and wanted
me 10 burn all his letters to me, or re-
turn them to him, and he would do SC
with mine. / could see his design, and
/ wrote TO him on Tuesday, (remembel
the day. and told him that he had de.
ceiyed fne at the Court House, and
had lost confidence in him. also tolC
him thatif il could be established that
he had written such stuff to the Muiett'
Times, l thought it would give hin