The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-05
THE SUBJECT EXHAUSTED.

\ TAzEwELL Tenn, March 80, 1876.
To the Editor of the Morristown Gazette
Our attention has been called to
letter appearing in your issue c
March 18th, over the signature {
"Wflherforce,'' purportihg TO- be-
reply to letter in your issue @
March l, over the signature Q
4 Claiborne" q 8 - Z 7 T = E. q
+ We think the mind of the emi
grant may be mislead by his judici
ously written letter. in what idea
intended to be conveyed. We nev
Ter wrote the letter called "Clai
borne" but think Tazewell SHOULD
have an explanation, therefore VS.
ask. "Wilberforce' says. .sThe gray
horses and dog-fennei inspireth ;
reply" May we ask what they have
to do with emigrants? Peyton and
| Swap have abandoned their intend
ed speculation manufacturing pig
iron atthe city of Cumberland Gap,
and the grayfhorses and dog-fenneI
are not in demand. We think mules
and blade-fodder would be better at
this season OF the year.
The lawyers. hard to ind, can't To-
cate the seventh and the fifth and
sixth are but code crushers." the
bar defined by q big IA" little r "a u
''ron," (which spells tooth-pick." ="
''cars off the track" etc Then
Claiborne has sharp bar aud can
defend themselves If in their wis
dom they think proper. If his arti-
Gle was designed for further instruc-
tion to the emigrant, pray tell US,
Of what use this would be to the
emigrant. Or does it refer to the
corn Bread ? or does it refer to the
fact of a sprightIy youth from an
adjacent town. who carried on his
back one of the beaux of TazewelI.
from the Central to a party at a
private mansion for a nickel, just to
show TazewelI. as ne said. that he
was ''horse !" the girls being pres
ent, this generous young man gave
his faithful steed two nicllels instead
of one, showing his. generosity by
paying double fare, a. f
"a surplus of embryo jurists.r
Doubtless have, unless some of them
we're better ones. But why speak
of this generous and noble lass=of
our fellow creatures, whose whole
minds and talents are hent on the
rudiments of Justice, and who on all
occasions are reaching ont after the
differences between their neighbors
that are likely to be litigated, Civ,
ing this theiEWhole time for reason:
able-fees. as we suppose. for we.
never had oceasion--to employ one
of them-we- live in peace with our
if possible. ~
If Mr.. w" had waited until
"Claiborne" wrote his addenda. both
he and tue enigrant would have
been fully satisfied that the descrip-
ton ofTazewell was complete, un-
less the emigrant be lover of fine
entertainments, If SO, one could
get his choice of parties at any time
can't go anIiss for them unless
you leave town. They have social,
wax, sogrum-candy and dancing par
lleSs dllNl SOilAt-AttliS7 All NQS35CilGSA ~
the same house. just to have a
change. aud TO suit the guests in at
tendance. r. a
The key to the efficient manage
ment OF the finances of Tazewell and
boastings Of good condition is said
to be this, 1.-the Board of Mayor and
have not collected any
money! consequently they spend
none. Not thinking the next PresT-
dent will come from Tazewell. but
think it possible he could come from
some of the rAral districts of Clai.
borne" five intended to reply to
the remainder of Mr.. "W's." letter
we would say in the language of our.
once esteemed friend. the musksmel-
on man Of Claiborne. Yes. yes
some people think they are mighty
smart"
Health is good; the doctors say.
disttessingly good. No other news
Of Importance, Truly, My.
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