The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-12-21

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rived 1t ID the human mind, dspsnds
not alone upon the facts shown, nor
upon the power Of disccrnment IL the
Judgment TO arrive At correct CON
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clination. 70 fairly wsigh the facts.
and % hear both sides before The
mind Il snsnarsd Or prsjudicsd AZ
hnrrying before the public with :
one-sided statement in any given
case. II i, therefore. we beg 70 say,
: grave question in our minds 10 an
sweriDg the query the Stass Rsgissss,
puts TO 10 iD regard 70 Ssnassi Har-
lan's conduct in tho Indian pension
master, Wis: us Il 4 blot or not"
whether y you willit, Mr.. Rsgister,
does not enter largely INTO the 20
count. In the latter days Of Nov.
one H. H.H.Boyntonren renewed hisastaok
Of two years ago upon the Hon. Jas.i
Harlan AZ before, it was made
through the columns ofths Cincin-
natl Gazette. and soon thereafter, ae
il in concert, received the quasi in
dorsement in some cases, and 10 other
instances he full endorsement Of the
following pspera the Now York
Sun, now confessedly the most libel.
ous and most unfair journal in the
country in it's attacks upon the ad-
miniatration the indianapolis Josr-
nal, the editor Of which never failed
70 attempt in 70 far a. he could 70
despoil Senator Harlan Of his good
n-me, since he was obliged, while
Secretary Of the Interior, to dismiss
from the Department said editors
father the Detroit Roa, the editor
Of which not long since Was the Hon.
Carl Schurx. whose partisans Issued
the celebrated German address im-
mediAtely following the republican
State convention announcing oppo-
sition to NJ. Harlan; and the Chi
cago Tribune, the rspublioan boiling
paper Of about = year ago In the
monicipal election, and one Of whose
editors bad much 70 do IN the reform
movement dianer party at New
fork, 70 which the Hon. VI. ,. A.
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not the Reasse~ DO more than this
did it not hasten TO embrace its now
found friend Boynton, and attempt to
forestall public opinion BY sending
abroad his bantling just about the
time it was in receipt Of the rafats.
tion, and what is moro remarkable.
thie bantling, as II somebody was
feeling cautiously the wsy, was sent
out without the guiding supportino
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in Publishing the refutation that the
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