The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-16

The Kansas City journal says:
Itisa mean, coEa:dly and Infamous meth
Cd of assault
The Topeka Blade says:
They reflect the cu'-throst disposition OF
the parties who engage in it.
The Wyaudoue HeroIi says OF him:
That he is one whose cowardly heart ad-
mcnIshed him 20 send 1t without date, sigma
tU4e CT imprint, lest he De detected and pun
ished.
The Seneca Courier says:
He's sneak and the Courier has 10 words
suffi cient low 10 condemn this hand bill
hyena.
The Linn County CLdyicn says:
The author should be arded as an IN
mitigated liar and defamer.
The Wyandotte Gd=sGe says:
II. IS dirty low mean sneak d=yoid Of
principle and manhood.
The Washington Republican says:
He is a biack-hearted william, a cowardly
sneakirg midnight assassin.
The Burlington indepeadest says:
Som cowardly dog circulated the sheet.
The Independence Kqnsan says:
the fiend, wearing perhaps the semblence
| of a man, who concealing his name makes
a cOwarGly stab at his enemy, we entertain
feeling of supreme contempt and scorn, no
one but a coward will do 1t.
The Harvey county Neus says OF him:
That the State prison is too good place
for the william who sent the circular.
The Chetopa AdUGaoe says CT him:
That he is ga cowardIy assassin in spirit
The Marysville News says:
He is "cowsrdly anonymous sneak"
The Fort Scott Pioneer says:
That KIu-K iux like he sends out this dark
antern circular.
The Hutchisou Interior says:
The circular was sent by "some lIliputian
souled specimen OF humanity"
The Wyandotte Held says:
Itis a LOW, scuriious, slenderous anG un.
derhanded."
The Pawnee county Herald says:
Miller should be booked as an ''outcast."
The Council Grove RepUHicaa says Of
him who sent it:
That language would fail TO describe our
uuu;tersble Ioathing and contempt for tho
cowardly puppies who originated it:
The North Topeka Tunes says:
Brand the naa as a "cowardly sneak and
villain
The Lyndon Times says:
The act was "helIish."
The Parsons Sun says:
"Some cowardly sneak has sent US an an
onymous poster, most every town has such
yenemous assassins."
The Mania Republican says:
They know of no man mean enough 10 do
It.
Every paper in the State expressed senti-
ments az strong as the above in condemnation
of Charles ii. Miller, the thing who got one
OF the circulars printed, who paid for the
same and who had them sent out through
the mails to editors OF the State. Miller
also made one OF his deputies address the
envelopes, and on the trial, perjury did its
work in defense Of Miller, while he himself
lied as to his participation in the crime.
Notwithstanding the lying and the perjury
the testimony proved him to be the man
guilty of the crime.
In closing this most nauseous and dis
agreeable duty, We desire to call the stien-
ton of the people to the fact that the fG6-
lie Press, which, at the time, was mortgage
to Miller and was run by his dictation,
continued for over twelve months, TO as
sail US with Infamous lies, to which this pa
per made no response. We felt that We
had no time TO spend in repelling the lying
assault, Of a gambler, a drunkard and char
acterless whelp. Miller, since he openly as
sumed the ownership has for over two
months past pursued this came lying vene-
nous course towards US, TO all Of which We
have not made one word OF reply.
It may be said that We ought not
to notice the attacks of Miller, be-
cause one SO unanimously condemned by
the entire people and press OF the State as
he has been, is unworthy OF notice, but there
are some new corners who may not know
that he is an unwincipled, Ignorant, stupid
william. Hence, the necessity OF our de-
parting for once from our resolution not to
notice the scavenger, and We hope the time
will never come again when We will feel it
our duty to blur the pages OF this paper
with 80 disgusting subject.
We drop the skur <, We hope forever.