, 1890-09-05

church. and more especially as to the
language Of Father Nugent.
As an Offset to this specific charge Of
misstatemont on our part We published
the following extract from Father M.
gents own letter which had been printed
in the previous issue OF this paper:
The statement attributed to me IN this
morning LEADER is correct; that attri-
buted to me In yesterday mornings Sun
is untrue.
To this Father Nugent added in his
card: The editor Of the Sun promised
to correct his yesterday mornings mis-
take in this mornings issue. He did not
do so. This is why | have asked the puvi-
lege Of your columns.
In the case of Rev. DR.. RAIDER Il cor
rect synopsis of his addresJ on the sub
ject of Patriotism IN the Public
Schools delivered before the teachers'
institute, was published in these columns.
In the Sun his remarks were distorted
with shameless disregard of truth and
the reverend gentleman was placed in
the attitude Of having delivered a Demo-
cratic stump speech. From this stand
point of the Suns own making Dr..
RAIDER was numerically l~ampooned and
villifed. We have 1t on good authority
that some OF DR.. RAIDERS friends called
at the Sun Office to ask for an explana-
ton of the misrepresentation. As the
story mt to us there was no denial
made that the doctor had been mIsrepre-
sented, but it was in;imato1 that the
paper was anxious to get q whack" ut
the doctor because he had questioned
Judge Carey's verAcity after his uDful-
filed promises to the late w. w. Corlett
and Judge NJ. G. Brown and his subse-
quent appointment of Van Devanter as
chief justice.
Over a week & we extracted the fol
lowing from the editorial columns of the
Sun.
Each day THE LEADER Is filed with
~falsehoods about Governor Warren. tax
ing It's cue no doubt from Geo. w. Bax-
ter, a political adventurer who aspires to
the ~governorship of Wyoming.
We then reiterated all the charges
which We had previously made against
Governor Warren and respectfully but
firmly demanded of the Sun to come for
ward and meet them. Tbese ,b.roos a.
then published were briefly as follows. ].
That he was uuiltv of inord;n,ts nol;t;,oI
sel6sb,ess vho, ba .nno;,,a1 II. -.
business partner territorial treasurer, va
eating the office himself for Mr.. Gannett
when he tWarren) received the appoint
ment of governor.
. The official statement or , sri, ~
nublisbed in Tho lac, ronor, oC ,bo 80
,o,;,l ord;,or 49,.
Warren himself) in which it was shown
that Warren swore to the correctness of
rent charges of SIS for the attorney gem
erals office when for the period covered
the people had provided the attorney gen
eral with quarters rent free in the hand
come new capitol building. The same
auditors report showed that the attorney
general had prosecuted the case against
the territory to collect this paltry s75 and
that the courts had decided ia favor of
the territory.
= That tho le0;sl.,rro or 1894 RI
publican in both its br.pcha, had m.do +.
special a-ppropriatiop of "A ,To o. ~ cove,
special expenses ot Governor Worror's
office.
show of an election 10 the Vovsrnorsbin
but really had his eve on the senatorial
tona, and that A vote for the Renpbl;can
legislative ticket was a vote for Warren MS
well as for Carey for United States
senator.
That :, tho r..r and nina Month.
wbor Worron mas ro,orno. L. a. G.,
,imo bo drov Grow ,bo torr;.or, - ~
toJor.I ,ovor,non, hn, -. e. A.
torr;tors 90 oE- al tn -, -,
,nh.,on,; "a no. H. naaSI" - ~" ~;
,or;0I ord;,or,s a.
, IT,, W. :, ,ho Ill,
that ho .,a bic h,,.;,oa. -
ritor;.I tro.snror wa. d,roo,Is hanos,oa =,
Tho .morr, or $50 ny ~ Ia - -
bis n-aron;.i,os az covornor woro addoa ~
.Iroadv r.., ,o,.i n.s omoiIaS - 500
ana ~ IT. ,,o..,ro.,a 49, a,.oms..
wsro ouotsd ~ sbow Tho .monnt 80 -
vb;oh iced 49, ~ 49, ~
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