The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-09-04
A New Hampshire Lie.

A New Hampshire Lie.
Last weeks Nashua IN. H) Telegraph
contains about half column of extracts
from the Okolona "States," which are
headed ss6outhern Democratic Senti.
ment." Now the Telegraph editor
knows that the Estates" 10 run in the in
terest of and controlled by the Republi
can party, a. has been conclusively pro-
ven by letter from the editor to prom
lnent Republican which has been made
public and which exposed the whole
plot What shall be said of man who
knowingly prevents the truth for the pur-
pose Of making political capitals Is he
to be believed or trusteds-Littleton IN.
H) Republic.
n,No, you deserter from the Radical
camp he Is NOT; and as you have
knowingly, willfully and maliciousiy
perverted the truth in this matter, and
backed up your lies and libels with .
forged letter, you ought to be kicked out
OF the party and out of the profession
that your presence puts to the blush.
We can see but little difference between
you and the penitentiary- deserving writ.
er Of the bogus letter 70 which you al
lude.-Eds. States.
We clip the foregoing from the OkO-
Iona (Southern) States" OF last week,
and commend 1t to the attention Of the
editor Of the Constitution, who has fire.
quently published the same ''lie" a. the
editors Of the States characterize it. We
have better opinion of the intelligence
of The head Of the Constitution than to
believe he thinks 1t Is tr7e himself.
Still he keeps on saying it, probably
hoping to make his readers believe It,
and 20 relieve his party Of the odium
that must attach to It II 1t Is true that
the States" does represent the sent.
ments Of the Solid South, which il to
the Democratic party, a. has been
truthfully said, as the body to the tail OF
the "animal." The Democracy Of the
North may say what It will, the South
ern wing is largely in the majority. and
controls its policy and gives it its prin-
ciples. The majority ID made up Of the
people who were lately m rebellion. and
that they are now seeking to secure the
same ends for which they fought. must
- admitted BY, every intelligent and
honest man. whether Democrat or Re,
publican. -..l.
No paper in the South is more largely
quo&edsand heartily. indorsed all over
the South than the ''Ststes," and the
conduct Of whole States in disfranchis-
ing . majority of their voters, simply
because they do not choose TO vote the
Denocxatic ticket. proves that the
practice OF the South does not disagree
with the teachings of this notorious
sheet. The Estates" quotes with appre-
val the following. which IL directly in
lire with our argument showing that 1t
has the approval Of the sentiment of
the Southern people: ar
sefhe fact that an editor publishes
certain opinions and sentiments, day
sfter day, indicates that they are the
sentiments and opinions approved by q
large and influential element in hat
community. That community does not
tolerate what 1t does not approve. II
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sis G articies IN Okolon.; for instance, he
never would do IL again. The chances
arc that his type would be in the river
and he ornamenting . lamp-post.-
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snv Northern Democrat (supposing he
has any Conscience in tbs master) can
allow him to aid or play into the hands
Of O majority who are guilty OF 30
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