The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-01
SECRETARY MYERS'S LETTER.
The Echoes of 1t Still Heard Round tn"
State in Way lie DespiseS.
A BRA1NLEss BLATHERsKGTE


A BRAINLESS BL.ATHERSKUTE
| Vincennes Commercial
drunken Da,nocro+ic r,o,o, Of Fraroop+
| n i,i4od -, pnoeiIaat H. ~, 40 stroat
IA oalIad lin, . tstaIlovv oo,Sio mo dr,rl,o,'
Ylat,oT cond,cf in lis own Town Which aiarfeJ
birS M moro dise1arafill tban the Secretary,
OF State of Indiana, who advertised himself as a
| brainless blatherskite by abusing Mr. Hayes
when such proceeding was shocking and DIS
gushing beyond measure ana far beyond the
| matter under discussion Myers opinion OF
| hayes was not asked or sohclteu' feoPie ABROAD
cannot help but FORM the opinion thaI lhdlaha "
sun surrounded by certain oaSA"0oGS u
norance while our people keep such bully as
Myers III the nigh ONCE OF secretary Oh state
CUTS TO THE QUICK
Goshen Times.
Mr.. Round, the secretary of the National
PRISON ASSOCIATION mas WflIVeh a !eItef 10 SCI
rotary Myers of this State, which cuts the
cranky ohcal TO the quick Myers SehSlolll
ues are TOO oDtuSe TO feel the WellueserVeu cas-
ugauoh Which ne gets out t1e parry %hGn
elected nm INTO once cannot helP put De 9eePIy
morlhed on viewing the truthiul picture uraWn
by MP round AL the eXplratl0h Oh MS olllc lal
term Myers Will creep INTO his mole; never more
to let the sun OF heaven SHINE upon hlm'
UNMANLY AND BRUTAL.
Huntington Herald
We nrin+ +o.do,r lo++er from, William M p
Ronnd in answer 70 The cowardIv enis+Ie sent bv
MYERS the churI in resnonse to- n respectful in
curry made bv an association of which Round is
he iS letter
vet coucbed in such gentlemanly terms that
makes it all the more cutting. and if Myers is
not inpervious TO all sense of shame. he must
surely regret having sent ont his unmanIy. un-
called-for brutal attack The answer to Mr..
Round will repav perusal
nt,r d. ,,11, ,,1-sn e,,or7r n,p THE n1eeRAcr
i"h IN '"o7i 'i'0 -''''''' iii'
Dra]il heElSter'
some men retire from oihclal HE foHoWed ny
the esteem OF those whom their administration
honored but Myers has IN ms present disgrace.
anu III Ce ouscurlSy Clat VIII SOON pe ms fo.iI
o HJo "a, osad +n
altbnngb its ronreean+a4i,,e tbe ;sorace mnst he
on tbe Marty tbat nsnG,,cd to bood1nms and
G TirU rsl ~ ~ NT V--srY Pornino+io
-. .
sTlNGlNe Rh6ohE'
NeW Uastl e. Courier 1od 4o+w NI,,ors Coo.
retar,y of State racon+IIT wrote in resnonse TO
confeo ~, I,aS SY,I+n, Ie+tar 70 w
NJ y Ronnd seScre+ort Of +be WstionsI Prison
hssoc;at;or oe ~ fT,,i+od S+o+ae hana,,sa av
PreS;d"nt Has w e' 6onnneG 10 bo an ocer Of
that associoti9 Mr Romnd boe 1y1itta,, Latter
to Myers containing singing reI,llxe Of fine lat
ter for his insolence and coarseness
DOESN'T RELIEVE HIM
Muncie News
1t is rrmored that Myers was not so much to
blame for that letter" as Colonel Maynard, eai-
tor of the Sentinel. Very likely since the gist
OF the letter has been the standing matter in the
we" boTK gun Ior tour Years anu Iua4 h s
copies aii his Writings from the sun l., Untor-
e to inns "oeS hot relleVe myers ol 'e ouiuni
OF the letter
-t--... THE MISTAKE OF HIS LIFE
u o,ue ia4 u
mo Rntbarford r HAYES Mr. Myers did IL nm
donbtedlv to make himself solid with his party
but neither his party nor any other shows good
sense in going behind the records especially