The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-09-08
"ECCIesi--AsS.-tical Scaip-.Hell at
Work."

w VIM
Under the above, or some such head
ing, the Right Reverend "Stiggins"
had two or three heavy cards about us
in last weeks Herald. He saysh he wants
to quit; but then he asks us several
questions. We will not answer them.
We are still determined to have no
squabble with such man. He mildly
insinuates that we have lied, and says {:
"The article in the Herald, is the one
sent you, published verbatim ct hteratun,
with the exception of paragraph which
refers to PRIVATE MATTERS OF YOURS"
Here he admits that he has left out
the matter to which we objected. But
we say further, that it is not hteratim the
same. Here is n direct contradiction,
One of us has lied. Now we propose
to settle that question, If Mr.. Mann,
or the editor of the Herald, will pro-
duce the original copy of the article
sent to us, and copy of the Heraid,
and the articles are Rteratm the same,
we will pay to Mr., Mann, or to the NJ.
E. Church, or to any charitable use he
may name, the sum of one thousand
dollars, and publish in both papers that
we are a liari provided that il Mr..
Mann is found to be the liar, he will
make a like public acknowledgment
that he has lied. We will submit the
articles TO the School Examiners, or to
any two school teachers who hold GER
ti6cates, he to choose one, and we the
other. Now come No lodging.
You must face the music. But is 1t not
disgusting to hear man who has not
sense enough to spell goose, singing
in Latin words, of the meaning Of which
he has not the most remote ideal
We give the following, and the orig
inal can bo seen at this Office. W.
give it verbatim, ct Gteratim, ct PeH-at-em
ct goosy-eat-hm, &c, &c, &c, &c
Mr. MaclSley Sir
referred to me again, and also published, "a
Card" from Mr.. Rhodes. You refused 10 publish
my article, becaus, yOu said, there were lnlshoodi
"a anu ~ was nnsIy dici bqI yop, ,s Gonu ~ Pun
Tint however II o horse Of another color You
also charge me with ieing. Now, II you have
any ggnhood about YOU, YOU yill not publish
through you columns, hut viii not allow The
"thrce thousand readers" Of the Standard 10 see
Ralngle line from me. All You do, is to quote
cnle that. Is TINT falr9 Is that the way to treat
an opponent7 Il II right to publish your own
"Cards" and Mr. Rhodes and refuse me hear
ingf ! can be heard, aud viii be heard too. May
viii.
Mr. Rhodes thinks he has found q nmarcs
nest" In the phrnze, "Type settcrs." That i
spelled right. As to grammor. what is the dit
ference between typee settlers, or settlers Oftypei
AAout as much as there n between two geese
one y COOS, and the other Is goos. Webster
nays SETTER, and he say Type. Now put the 1--WE
together with an \, aud he has, It, May be
You have but one Type setter, hut may be- MI
Hhodes thought referred TO your letlle shebang
and Thought, ought to have used the slngulor
instead OF the plural. II you have but one typ,
setlr don't know whether | spelled she bdAl
right or not II don't make any dneience
have written q reply TO your card" in this weeks
Standard. and win send II TO the Herald Il
day, as the best can do, as you will not publish
my articles. 1 think will not write any more
as have been told, It is Of no use to contend
with you, AZ you Will abuse me, and allow other
TO, and will not give me chance to reply.
80 good by, for the present, Mt least sO far ai
the pFesS Is concerned, nnd may be always
When our eOntryezy ends, ] will send you $50
10 pay for the Standard for the past O. years. an,
then stop H.
Yours D. Nam
novltu n