Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-11-03

with her mother, and doing well. feel gratifed as
amy person should, 10 Aear OF the recovery OF any
person who has been afflicted In any way and trom
all can learn, doubt very much whether Mrs. d.
Joins Mr.. +. Ia his system OF newspaper persecution
Of her husband, OF those who honestly defend his
course,
And now, am done with Mr.. F., and will say %
him that this has been written entirely uusoclt-
ed," and further that he would not dare to tell me
TO my tace OF insinuae, that IL WAS not And now
Tor the reverend gentleman who spells his name with
an Me-" will not 50 rs far as MIR, l., hHs In re-
lation 10 nationality, but will say thatt smells very
strong Of ould lreland' and it will be borne IN
mind that spell my name with an Mac (" intei.
gent people who real ts, will appreciate the differ
ence
THIS pious divine, Nee goes into the case with
good deal Of vim, and gets grandiloquent in his
charges upon me and makes 50 many false statements
der 10 polish him OIL IN style that he really de-
serves, When | told some gentlemen az the hotel
that the man who signed himself, ~ q McCollom
was clergyman, they laughed outright, and said
he looked more like sporting-mau, ana from his
mug, they seemed 10 think he liked his beer Wheth-
this be true OF his case the citizens of your cuun-
~ can best answer This gentlemen states in his
letter. that have have made several statements con-
cerulng HIM which are untrue then he goes on 10
give your readers an idea Of what he was taught
in early life Ne, &c. and again he saws and my
tongue bds R0i remained a Stlem syettdtOr,n &c.-
lhis man seems to be endowed with more than or
illAdtD ltNGASf nc can see WIN MS tongue as We'll
rs hls eyes. Barnum ought TO have that man, be-
You'd doubt he would be u valuable accession TO
his accumulated wonders. 1t would not have been
amy INJURY TO tins lmiuent diyine il his early life
HAD been little longer, it is possible that II such
had been the case, he would have learned grammar.
say here again. that it is true thar did a0t have
am opportunity 10 see Mir. L. and Nee, Tor tried
70 do SO twice and Jailed, but do pretend TO say
that If had been able TO leave my business 1T ~
O'Clock, might have seen them, but did not on ac-
ofliFla bux 1
think however, that this pio0s mortal would cOude-
sceud 10 give me a parting cali but not he. ! say
here, that never saw the man, and he knows that
tell the truth TOO, ana When he says that he person
ally asked me lor MS man, ne utteTs an unntgat-
ca ialsehood, and | can prove it too. My deputy
saws that called Tor mail u him, for j. z. Me
Coilom so that convictS the reverend gentleman Of
ole taisehood, but he goes or 70 charge beng an
unmltgateu iasehOod that had been told that
he ana MS orderly, Slr l. found the evluence much
stronger against Mr. b. than they expected / say
| was told SO, and that, can prove too. The Rev
McCoom says, OF inumates, that Mr., barry ought
to have been trial / think he IS on trial at
the bar OF public opinion, and have no doubt will
be convicted.
And now comes a classical peroration nom this pi
Gus gentleman, viz: ~ expect 1Ir d. stands eel
among has friends rio does Rot2 Dou5sS satan STANDS
eel among he ost, md YET M ,ORC iaSCe eUideace
6W mat he Is q riidiH and a deJH 81 dtpik." SO we
are All devils here according TO the pous opinion
beautifully expressed iD Inc foregoing quotation oil
one who il wicked enough to ersueh language
am forced 10 say that Ii he does NOT share a seal Ia
that august asselnbage Of his satanic majesty thar
the seats viii 10 my opinion all be vacant and old
satan wall reign alone. lie says in conclusion, that
he has tried to treat all parties fairly and gentle
manly the quotation above Is sufficient think 10
brand the statement about his fairness Sc as en-
tireiy untrue, unless he thinks it genemany 10 de-
nounee people liars ANA oeyas. / suppose this
was Included in his early teachings. In winding up
TINS TRADE, this great and humane says he be-
Aeyes God snlles with appreciation upon the course
We nave taken to hbetate aUused and ImprsUn-
ed wife" take au entirely different view ot tie
case, 10 not believe GOO viii smile upon any man
VINO Will use such language as the key. Mr., McCul
ION mas used ia his letter, ana further do not think
that God smiles upon anything thaJ is wrong, ana
think the persecution OF MIR. barry, is morally ana
reilgicusy wrong, aud that L. Ii. Eastman aud J. G.
McColium are responsible Tor the wrong tgal has
been SO Wantoniy perpetrated upon innocent
man.
nave thus Mr.. Editor endeayored 70 reply to the
statements OF these gentlemen, and / hope it will
be convenient tor you to publish it, VIII say that
It Is not my purpose to reply Ia anything thar
they may say, Is DO nor wish to keep up cOutrO-
versy with men Of THEN caLpre The game is not
worthy OF any further notice from me. NitJ many
wishes Tor your prosperity journalist, am SIT,
Very respectfully, your obedeut servant,
W. A. MACAuLTY.