The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-07-11

You had better Wrlle 10 MI o. anu eeIu SUN
messages as gOu mag desire Do you know have
changed my opinion Of you? You are not even
ordinarily shrewd after all. have good reason
for saying this and you Will, TOO, am AFRAID, De
fore many DAYS. II is more than probable may
be In New Orleans next month. IN the mean
time you can write should you find 1t conyen-
lent D' JAS E. ANDERSON.
THE REPLY.
March 14th.-Mr. Anderson favor Of the
Sth Is at hand Permit me to advise you to keep
cool. Pray have no fears for me. l know how
disinteresed they are. I am not afraid, being
armed and well prepared, Really, was not
aware ever assumed to be shining light to
guide benighted beings like you, though should
do sO for really you have not GOOD sense. You
talk far too mue1 in regard to the Custom House
and mighty ones who make appointments therein,
They NAV all go to his Satanic Majesty
NIB I have all idea. viii exist without
their aid Certainly, Captain jerks never request
ed favor from those lights of the world and
dem. gods of fame. They did not do much for
Won, though the 4th Of March came and went
Yet 1t was not found practicable to place you in
any manner. Poor child don't distress yourself
about others who care not cent which way the
wind blows. My compliments to your friend, Mr.
sypher. Thanks. have no message to send, III
be North ere long, but will have time to hear
from you, should you make itconVenientto to write
AdeE. A. D. JENhS'
WHEREABOUTS OF sHERMAN's LETTER.
THE NORTH AMERICAN PHILADELPHIA, April
10. 1s7S-My Dear Mrs. jerks! Your last two let,
ters may not have been funny, as you say still l
laughed heartily over them nevertheless, And so
YOU were not mad? How strange, considering
you ID Hayes, Sherman & Co., and wished
them all to the devil. I naturally concluded you
were mad And so you would not take filthy |
ereenbacks from my friend2 Well, that's good l |
distinctly understood you to name $500 as the sum
needed to pay off that mortgage, and after receiv |
ing Il YOU would return to New Orleans Pnd for. |
ward doeumentc that would carry CONSERVATION |
generally to the administration. What in Satan's |
name did you expect to gain by lying in the man
ner YOU did, for you did lie most damnably? |
Why, at the very time you were In W trying |
to sell that document, another party was there |
who had II in his possession, and he declares you
never saw a. that he does not know you, and |
never heard Of you until you gained notoriety by
attempting to bulldoZe II. No wonder the |
old coon got mad. He knew al! about itand knew |
Won knew nothing / was not aware of the actual |
state of things until the day saw you last and |
only the production of the paper itself could con
vince me that you had the hardihOod to come on |
such A FOOLS errand There Is building Just |
outside Of Jackson TO which ] think you had bet |
ter be sent. An so you want 70 know now Ms |
come to speak Of pass. "FOr many reasons" |
Well If you will state your reasons, aud If they
are good ones may give you Information How |
ever think you had better retire to the shades
of private life and NEEDLE no more with politics.
I would recommend a shower bath daily. t |
'''-'' '---' Very truly yours.
This letter is endorsed by Mrs. jerks
as "Andersons cursing letter of April
10th, 1873"
MES JENKs TO ANDERSON.
NEW ORLEANS, April 15 1878 Mr.. Aadersoa
Hermit me to congratulate you on the discovery
of YOUR eldoradoic letter which has existed as a
bright spot in your imagination. Did you ex
claim as that the letter which see before me?"
or. "Ah! there are thousands Of them," If you
only knew where to find them. Like the Irish
man, TITS many foine feathers you might have
got If they had been given to you" but alas,
0theres the rub" Nay, am not mad and really
have the highest admiration for that administra-
ton. 1 regrettO perceive, my good sir. like many
of your brother lunahcs have chanced to meet,
YOU deem others mad only yourself sane, a com.
mon case, but forbear, l pray thee. There is a
place in Baton Rouge deema suita BILE residence
for YOU, imagine the regulation costume there.
and I'm the solemn gloom Of that grand old pile
YOU might mediate in peace upon the feeting
uncertainties of letters political. Many thanks
for your very kind and disinterested advice
though am unable to avail myselfof It, from the
fact that so mnch admire the science OF politics
feel must bask in their sunshine, for time at
least l think slight shadow OF reason might
return to you II you would only take a trip
through the hills Of East Feliciana parish and let
the bulleozed get hold you once more. imag.
inc yo1r ultimate cure under their tender treat.
ment would be certain, and thereby confer great
benefit on your friends, Your Ideas seem very
much mixed, judging from the wild manner in
which you intermingle my private affairs with
political matters. Pardon me- am too good
Republican to think for moment Of my own In
terest when feel that the very life Of the RCpub
lie and the well being Of my own party ae at
stake. Behold In me true patriot
IN NEW oRLEANs--IMPoRTANT TESTIMONY
ELECTED BY THE SUBCOMMITTEE.
New Orleans, July 1.-Tbe sub-Com.
mittee resumed its session this morning
when Mr.. Packard was recalled and tes-
tilted relative to the conversation he had
with Mrs. jerks. He said she assumed
in her conversation that he would give
her husband a place in the Custom
House if he was made Collector. Allud-
ing to the time when the visiting
statesmen were here, the witness stated
he had no conversation with Sherman in
reference to Weber and Anderson, al
though talked good deal concerning
the intimidation in their parishes, l
was somewhat uneasy for fear that An
derson and Weber would not stand up to