Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-09

lying, coWardiy, anonymous oollo
pondent, too great = coward TO sig
= ibis name, but exactly fitted, by natur
: education, characteristics and lack
character to correspond for that p
per. His letter purports to have bee
written in Idaho City, and it may hay
been, but we are inclined to doubt i
We think it was written in Bots
: City. The writer says he has read al
} of the papers ever published in tn
Territory. Perhaps he has; but if h
has, he either borrowed or stole them
most probably the latter. Such fel
lows never pay for anything they cal
steal. lie next CONSTITUTES our Ian
guage in reference to Mr.. Fenn's be
ing probably lost to suit himself; ano
puts upon it just such construction
as anyother liar and fool who would
write for the Statesman would do. We
did not say that anybody in Boise
County had wished that Mr.. Fem
should be lost. There may be such
here but if SO they are the thieves who
would cover up the Oneida county
| frauds, and the writer Of the letter in
question, if he lives in this county is
one Of them and probably the only one
in the county. We think the sugges-
ton originated with those who are
most deeply interested in getting Mr..
Fem out Of the way. The coward
next says he knew us in Northern Ida
no. If he lives III Idaho City he lies
about this. There is but one man
here who knew us in Northern Idaho.
and that man is d. II. Anderson, who
is too much Of a gentleman to write
lie or to write for an obscene paper,
and too much OF q man To write anon
ymously about any body. Mr.. Alder
son is we'll known throughout Idaho
Territory, and we here agree not to
deny anything he may say about Us
when we we're in Northern Idaho orI
anywhere else Next the currespon-
dent informs lis that he voted for Mr.. |
Fem, but intimatcs that he would no,
do 50 again We don't think any
such lying, cowardly dog ever voted
for Mr. Fem. We voted for him. not
from choice, for Mr.. Fem was never
and is not now a political favoritc nor
personal friend Of ours, nor i il like.
y he ever will be. We voted for him
simply because Governor Bennett was
lis opponent: not that we entertained
my personal i'll will against the latter:
,ut because We did not regard him as
! citizen Of the Territory nor as a fit
nan to send to Washington. Mr.
'enn we regarded a. citizen but |
lot as fit representative; and we
ave taken up his case only for the !
eason that the Statesman gang oi
hicvcs sought II dofranl him out Of
n office honestly his. The sneak in "
lmatcs that the World is not patron /
zcd. The Office books will show that |
IS subscription has increased ole a
bird since we come into the Office .
IS advertising patronage has
ecrcased because we don't i
ublsi advertisements and take {
ur pay in trade" neither do we L
urrah for any man we know to be a \
illain. We want money for our a
ok and we want respectable men to D
ivertise with US; but we don't want r,
r. J. G. Young's advertisements in ),
ar paper, nor any other quack's and b
ould not have them. The .Satesn,an's p
'lumns, although that sheet is pub :,
she'd in a large and flourishing town, d
e filled with a class of advertise q
ents which are not admitted into any
spectacle newspaper, which shows to
9 estimation in which it and it's pub =.
hers are held by the citizen, oiIhe
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