The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-10
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I regret that the recent articles con.
taiAed in the Register and the Afbslttr
Rfepud, purporting 70 be answers iolmy'
communication Of Wednesday tast, 70,
quire a response, Il s truethelr prompt
disposition Of my humble self and the at
tributes and eplthets they have deemed
proper 70 apply TO my character, whose
Traits they fancy % know so well all this,
and much more, might and should be
passed by In digplhed silence. But by
their tremendous. effort toi Justify them
selves before the public, they very saga.
oi0nsiyi seek,to- lead their readers aawhy
frpmli The point in question, and direct at
tentlpp TO liS. Rl0tises, ] may have had for
defending q member Of my, church
against ttieftA unjnstifable assaults In
order that also the llesD intelligent nmy
arrive ut a correct eonelnsionId beg leave
10 present on this -snbject- o second and
the last argument In my communication
Of last Wednesday, the following points
were taken and briefly discussed ~ '''
T. The editors Of the RsgiStsr sand Ar.
bater IfeuRd assanltedithe 6haracter.of
an innocent girl, when they had no eyi,
dence, save the rumoE on the street, ~
! 9. They were uDjBtifed tih SO doing,
and committed q great wrong ''la7sss 'Is
iU8. Their subsequent retfaotion was not
O, sufficient excuse for circulating the
SANDER for, reputation capnotl like, an
outer garment, be taken OF and put on
ut pleasure, ~ 't''1"'" - 'o.O
4, The wrong inflicted on the girl Is, in
theisight of God and all honest men, not
removed by liberalization, nor 'theIguilt
of the editors decreased by tho omission
of the name. - -.------
The replies.to these points are toEgreat
extent assaults upon me. Here they are;
], The, Register slys: The moment we
learned that we were wrong, We made
ample and full retraction!JHi a6d ,5d4A1s
"a The Reverend gentleman>wfth the
alphabetical cognomens may be- and
doubtless Is, . nice man, but he couldn't
run o newspaper. - !" ''''.' no '''i "'''
8. We will, perhaps, hear him preach,
Sc, lf7he will notagain permit himself to
be used by designing politicians, who are
anxious to get controfof the city govern
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