The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-12-08
Communication.

"JUsTICEi-HE's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GEnsRosITY-PowDER@z''B 'BCLLDoZING" GER
MAN VOTER, HTC.
PourAoE; Dec 6. 1916.
EDITOR FREBMAN-In the iss he of the Ebens
burg Hen aid OF Dec. lst writer with the
de plume q: seldom spreads himself muchly.
aware that many brilliant ii:tellects. encised In
human frames. have lived and moved in orr
ueghborhood / did not have awarance (if I
speak correctly of the fact that we had yeri-
abie Demosthenes Giun-t in our very midst;
until my attention was called to this 'SeIdurri"
equaied and never excelled "upheval' OF true
inwardness of a 'buliduzing" Republican,.
This wlghty writer "Opens ;ip'' bf sinsins It
left handed loOking-com at his com
frere, Justice Whether or not tjusticc"
will consider if exactly Fair Play to have the
wreath 50 unceremonIousiy snatched from his
own brow. is something that will seldom
trouble anybody but I'VE three"
that this reformer casts slang and berates' any
of the good citizens of Portage. He fasifies
when he ss Us it was done in the article referred
10 by him. He lies when he says this reformer
denOunces all those who differ with him in
teachings arc culpahly wicked that are de-
nounced, and they VIII be denounced uEtii the
when those who are in invincihle ingnorance,'
like as seldom, come under our notice, moth
ing but the kindest and most charitable feel
inSs are entertained: and we wOuldn I touch a
hair of their heuds--not il we know ourself.
''Seldem" says he happened in Portage -'on
that memorable evening in question twho ques-
tion il y, pulled at the ropes what ropesD
Learned sor;e facts (for fact y, and look few
DR. no, notes" WhOsU notes did you Ia lxe -?
Again he says. 1T is undeniable fttct that
Republicans did tender ana afterwards DID
, Ciecrrully furnish (at what price0 powder 10
burst the anvil which Ii was said was TO cele-
/ bfate the anticipated r,.turn of Boss Tweed. "
We'll, If that pcsI1y anvil was intent upon ccie-
hrdtfrJ that authorization it deserved o be bust
ct--aud that too 10y Republican powder In
this opinion all honest Republicans will no
doubt "Nayr-' me our.
seldom again says that Gin justice t. the
I author OF the HrticlP, he did ali in his power to
keep order etc. You VIII always find Demo
Gratis doing ali in their power in the interest of
order and reform.
Again he says, 1.-The meeting went on fThcre7
until none were left. etc. save one gentleman
40 a2 cd German friend, " no was death TO hang
! on etc. This is the same '(}crman Democfat
ic friend" whom some of the smart Rtpubii-
cans ried to ''bulldoZc' on the morning of the
election i:y rendering u seat in n wagon to ride
to the polls. on condition that he would vote
the Republican ticket, but who replied that Inc
had voted the Democratic ticket all the days OF
his life and would CnDtinne to vote it until tht
day of his ,ath--if he lived so long. He Il
death to hang on
seldom squelches all further attempts nj
reform and completely knocks the gas ont
! of all reformers by the following re1y prniouno
! sentence, as II conclusion Taking into con
siderati ion that much abused word reform. sc
{ much used in the campaign just closed, how
used. and by whom. and for W hat intent. it be
came stencil in the nOstrils of the better
/ thinking class of the American people" Je
whiilikIs! Pittsburgh Gazette please copy
/ More troops. more ailidavits! and less
| REFORM.