, 1880-10-31

either OF the others, made so perhana f.,.
the fact that he needed it most. strnnntht1otn t1otn
BY his being the tail ut the Dn,nncr,i;sau ueeoed eed
Il was some days before Shoemaker wosIe Sste
hi!hselt Up 70 tackle" the Colonel ahnnt
nannoian l5 noia,on o1 the rules made early IN ths
If my informant, who related the c,,on
| Stances 70 me yesterday, is correct SSaas' SSaa
maker stole into the CoIonel's room tSa nnGe n;e
OF ont tne 9oa gay Of the great Republican raIr ,'
h .amus,, us '%0 ~, o1s hours Such yolleys Il
off in the editorial sanctun, Of uou1 erant nnted
ocratle organ as came bounding thronobh bhe,l" m
walls surrounding that room. Mil Shaa & taa
maker: by CD, did I not rive give o11sks nlioe-
nnS @onLns aSo 3 this that wonld keep Is
English? and nc now, - att at ed- ~ Bill
day in the campaign, after eyerrih,o iEa.e E.e
passed along smoothly and no necessity nef 10y ~
speak.ng oI him es all, you wrote 's m e,iis e
allow to go in had ! been allowed ta to saa nos iS
proof: What will the people think ~ nf n,a na
my friends. when they have read it :. y w,
branding myself q id liar in the co,nnn.alia nm
OF my own paper, when l allow tha e.lssas na,,as
70 say any ,,',ahg fng In praise Of him. Hss Tha
7 would seem him in hi before " WouIa niI|' i
low id word to appear In print IN r. Il.
favor. would rather than a tflou;nnd ~ nS
lars it had not been done, anti it annaa-e eu. VI
ME that you sought the opportunity fn sar;e 70
When you kneW would not see The pfoot =
! cannot compromise my feelings, my honoc: h:
and standing as a man, to have it said thatrF thoF
said anything in his praise, and / say rieht
now that, il the article is ever copic in sn's
OF the exchanges. viii cnnae out IN r. e',ry or
ouer my o.011 signature md deny ercr hnn.
1,lg sad Il. After having read it was IN
"A man like Bill English, who toot al.
most tue last farthing from uiyseif and d ebit' T.
dren because he had the power.-and am amy
now, because the d-d-- is 4 candi11ate
for Vice-President, must I sacrifice ny
honor as man in praising him? + think K j
President Of this Company that anything ~ ~
the kind should be said, when nearly eresp ~
Democrat in the State knows how he treataS
me, me and and what are my causes for my disiike
Mr; Shoemaker said much more, ali Of
which was as strong in denunciation Of tho
Poor Mans Friend" as it was possible fnr
a man to say. The gallant Colonel ass,raf nuf
Shoemaker that it was for the "bene6t of
the party that he wrote what lo did. and
should not be considered as a personal al
gentleman. The Co1onel's excuse added nj
ditional method for Shoe,naker's madness
whereupon the Colonel Withdrew, wenf
down stairs to "meet a man. and from an
pcarances was some time in finding him -
Landers and Shoemaker have always hen
great friends, while English has always beea b
hostile to them, and they were equally hosie
to him, and not a few times when cJosatsi -
within the past two months have they Ieanei
curses on Bin English aud his id ShyjocF
mode Of doing business
From the day OF English nomination be
has worked hard to please Shoe,naker.
but, like Banqno's ghost, he WON'T
down. The real truth is that English
has, from the commencement, concefyed
the idea that the State could be carried in
November, no matter. If the Republican,
were successful In October. English wanted
to kill oft Landers, and the little Landers bad
left for him to do he did, and it has been
done SO successfully that the leaders In Tia
State will not weep. Landers was load.
lie was continually antagonized by English
n the entire. workings of the Campaign.
, Il +, B5ll i Englisf1 is beaten, there is no man
laps. rejoice more than the Hon. John G
Of the Sentinel