The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03
Ir,rNiy. A. T.. Aur. a1. 1ssO.

PuGXix, ;. T., Aug. 27. 1850. ED1ToE HERA!,p.--1t is generally
 thought that the press is tAc repre-
 sentative and voice uf the people,
 ;.l;d not the voice of lot of fouI
 moulded liars aui scoundrels. The
 latter class, thc infant included, the
 ESpositor tries very hard to repre- sent to certain extent. Could be
 possible that that lying sheet is try
 ing 10 gain notoriety la San Fran
 cisco Chroniclez Surely is found
 CT was not base enough and did not
 aim to ru2 the paper in that diFcc-
 lion. The present confopnders, t
 seems, do rather enjoy personal
 quarrel ol Ais kind simply becauSu
 they arc Gcyoia of all sense cf honor
 and right ard wrong called con- science which makes their hide
 thick and tough. ThiSthcy plainly exhibit by Eul coming forward like gentlemen to prove their word to he tue trnIh, whe. they are accused of lying 'tiive d rascal rope enough and he will hang himself, is an old adage Dut true, and the time will come and is net far hence, when tie ENpositor whicis is now toeding ol slime and carfi0n, will lang its wings, like q turkey bnzzard OF hot summers day iic acknowledged EXpositor lie Nos. 123 and 127 and calls Ii $ mistake. Ncs, a mistake, and it is to be regretted that such wiliul misiallesA are only too frequent ly committed by the EXpCsitor. He says in his lying article, which only professors in th9 liae of mud and dirt singing are capable of compos- ing, For his own credit lie had bet ter drop that matter" The infant is not Q good adviser and can assure him that before Ec will be through with his task of defamine, he will I.e a wiser if not better journalist. The people arc getting tired of the many Slurs he IS casting upon them and il is well nigh ti,>.s that il ought tO be stopped, and l am happy to say that there was never a better opportunity offered to convince liars and mischief makers, aud, being armed with good, clear conscience, am prepared to fight GeiameTs and gailinippers ii it takes a lifetime. Thc gentleman who said that l avoided the point at issue, which l did not, but who him self avoided the point at issue by diying into times of long ago to find a blemiSh which will not stick and oil which suhjeci 1 request the infant to give ita readers q little more light and truth, ic., EXposilor truth, so that l may have sufficient grounds to make the infant ashamed of himself, provided there is yet shame in him. Be it 1Ir. Ox or Mr Riggs. alias Johnny FeltOn, aiins Johnny Brown. | alias T C. Riggs or whoever the | guilty party may nc l will here tell ] iim, in the language of the poet, 1 -hat he shall either prove Up or shut ] up. Te do lhe f0r.aer I will give i him ample time tN work i'll and give | him as q field Of labor both Arizona ! md California and until he does | either one thing or the other he is | not considered gentleman. Mean | inc l Shal! make it my duty and ! vaste few lesiuTc hours on the man of many aliases, So that we may know md get little better acquainted rith Mr Riggs-Fclton- -BrownRiegs X Republican, infant democratic thief editor of the Exnosi;or. Tic leXt card will bring forth a correct nd true history of him who says If ye have libcled Mr. Slosser he has .cceurse 10 the law" 1 have very .arnestly considered that point and rave come to the conclusion that ihe -ame is not worth the powder, in ,ther words. suing paupcT for libel would he like suiag God Almighty where the devil would act as consta- lie. Next comes some or the dirt est Of all dirt throwing from that hcct of GXulxful veIacity We i ave heard <it ii7iimatci that coHld he guilt be fixed upon any one that lie vigelanies, etc, etc" Oh you icious little ape, should any body at ny time have ever gIven you such nimati0n he must have certainly ieeu ii subject for stockton else .e was something like oursolf q lit le vicicusly inclined.
 Tn closing this card let me whisper n your ear that the bark from the liTny mouth of a curnever disturbed ly peaceful slumbcrs, and l aIa appr-
 HE. SI.ossER.