Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-28
THE ONLY
THE ONLY
PURE CIDER VINEGAR
IN TOWN CAN BE FOUND AT
BAEHR'S CAVE,
That Procession Again.

Under this heading the Register of tb,s
week has an article which We cannon mass
unnoticed, even though it shows malice in
every 'lhe. In the first place the Register
malclously calls this paper the s.rinp or
sah'" when 1t knows that We do not defend
any ring" and it knows there is no sucb
thins as q court house ring" of which if
loves 10 talk. 1t says we mis-
represented facts, or did not know what VIC
were talking about" We say we dad know
'nu dia not mlsrepresent. What the Register
complains OF is this: Last week the Inte,Ii-
sencer stated that "a couple OF radicals war;.
overheard to say that they intended -
Knock out every ID democratic torch thew
uouiu' tciaims we misrepresentei facts.
IL ruin ls' Il couple Of men We're over
hearu TO say they intended to knock ont
every ID democratic torch. They did trv
10 Knock out Mr.. McHatton's. rhey were
heard TO "hurran for Hayes aud WheeIerv
several times, and from these fact. ws
formed the conclusion that they were r,,d;-
Gals. ~
"ohday evening MIR. Taubman came into
W. ounce, looking excited. and wanted tn |
KNOW the names of the two radicals whom
We charged disturbing the PROCESSION /
AS we didnot know their name. wa rsf.rr.,
nh 10 MI. Mediation. He asked how we
h"e" 'hehHeo De radicals il we did not know |
tnelh. we said We knew it from their
cu's'hs democrats, and their trying to knock
out torches, and by their hurrais for Haves
ana Wheeler. Mr.. Taubman stated tb,t bo
thousht We slandered the republican nr,,
ny calling them republicans. and ba also
thousht 1t u slur at him for not a,rsstino
~" we replied that We did not .onsi,ar
any party responsible for the action of
oiuhheh member, and did not cast , sI,r
NJ him ior not arrestIng them. Ms we SIM
posed he knew nothing of il. M. T.,L
man said he would get their n.mas 60.
ami arrest them: that he
"'"ia arrest Il democrat Ii he disturbed ,
'epuplcah procession. and he would ,r,,t
aiihe. de then left the Office. and W..
o"o"eu hln' and brought him and Nj.
ncf'attoh together. Mr.. Mediation s,v.
'e ""nies' anu IN the presence OF Mr.. T,ub-
"" anu iail i dozen others. r.ne,teJ
is charge we made, and said lhey wera l
"e same fellows who scared the ladies' of .
ne street. The next day Mr.. T,uhm,, ,
uop"iiaeu the ladies to appear and ,sstif, u
~ 'e'ore Tie case came to trial the mi 81.
'ers plead guilty, We're fined 81 and cos,s -,
ZACH, and set free. ~ ,
NOW, this is 4 full statements and we wor, b
~ u hho" Where we misrepresented e, g
'"s'e iact' unless it was In calling tbom +,
auieals. We had good reason IN heI,ava
hey were radicals. and do now believe ,hau Y
re Such, but we only Judge than - ~ p
= ny thelr actions. Why did they plead l:
unity: Because they We're not guilty wa
When the committee gave our the j
''e'es they did not ask the politics of ,boSo II
no LOOK them, and the editor of the Ret +
- hiisht have gotten one by asking for II
We can refer the Register to MIR. MrH,t.on q,
IF. WaddelI, or Cliff Bowman TO prove 49, h
Misrepresentation" we have made. Nav tr
every charge is true. are we TO blamo b., n
'"se these small boys!s were not fined NOR. ri
Does the Register remember cb,ra n
Z the democrats with hiring one hundred h,
oys TO march with them, while II cannot n,
We the name of one of them? D,es IL ~ =,
ember that its account of the procession OF
AS a mass OF Misrepresentation and abnsea tn
ne ''e'ister Is Il nice sheet to charge am to
Joy Will Misrepresentation. ;,