Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-05-11

posted in Cressner's Bank and with
Mr.. Brownlee; both failed within a
very short time, and 81, 200 was in
their hands; have labored hard to
repay the loss; got some little prop
erty and notes out of it; the property
is not sold and some of the notes are
not yet collected; / have paid over
the money as fast as 1 could, and /
am the loser by $3.50, and not the
gamer; and Mr.. Corbin knew this
when he published the circular. Cor
bin boasts Of his reputation in Mar
shall county, and that he has been
honored by the citizens with office.
Be it so; will take the boaster at his
boast; 1 will gladly agree to let
the people-the Democrats of his
county and mine-decide this cues
ton; L challenge him to do it, If his
skirts are so Immediately clean, and
his record so bright at home, he GER
tainly ought not to be afraid to put
them up in Marshall county against
my poor name; and now make the
offer that both Corbin and myself
shall withdraw our names in this
county, and to go before the Democ-
race of Marshall county, and the one
who gets the majority there shall be
declared the nominee Of both coun-
[ ties. Mr.. Corbin, do you accept my
proposition? Democrats OF Fulton
county, will you accept it? Truth is
jewel, and it never hurts a worthy
man; tbs the CALLED jade that win
ces.' Why does Corbln squeal so
loudly the moment L appear in the
field against him? The sight and
sound of my name seems to affect
him as the sight of a red flag does a
Spanish bull; he snorts, paws the
ground, ard makes blind and frantic
PUSHES at everything in all directions,
and finally rushes into print in the
most beautiful style How does it
happen that only a week ago he put
my name on the list of attorneys to
try case here, which had been taken
from him by change of venue? How
dared he to assign the case to me for
trial il l am the unworthy creature he
pictures out in his circular Do not
all the circumstances show that he is
actuated by the basest motives? He
may well fear my name; it shall be
nightmare to him in future lit will ap-
pear in print until he will be sorry
the art ever was invented, and it will
charge him with treachery, trickery
and deceit in every move and meas
ure of his adult life. 1t will charge
him with fraud and swindling i'm the
case of Samuel Sullivan VS.. Horace
Corbin ct al, in the Marshall Circuit
Court, before Judge Stanfield, and
prove it by the record; it will charge
him with getting out OF paying an
honest debt of nearly $4,000. for Dor
rowed money, by getting a default
taken againt his creditor, while he
(Corbin) was Judge upon the bench,
and prove it by the records OF Mar
shall county; it will charge him with
assigning his own case, while judge,
against B. +. Stone, to f. Y. Long
for trial, and not assigning three other
important cases then pending against
the same Stone, for the purpose of
getting his judgment lien upon the
property ahead Of the other plaintiffs,
and he did get his own judgment a
month before the others, and the
records OF the Marshall Circuit Court
will prove it. 1t will charge him
with basely betraying the secrets of
OF his client, and his circular and the
records OF Marshall county will prove
it. Democrats of Fulton county
choose We between usl
A. G.. CAPRoN.