The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-17

us In reference to the vituperative
article appealing In recent issue OF
your papef concerning the Debate" nc
Christ.ana, justice demands a denial
OF the base accusations made by tho
Falkland 'Squibb." 1t Is matter OF
much regret that such prominent de-
bat rs could not lie contented with an
unjust decision in their favor, without
falsifying. through the paper, the ar
gument which they were unable to re.
flute the evening OF tho discussion"
1t is lamentable indeed that such
luminous lights OF tho intellectual
constellation" were unable to digest
lowing to dyspepsia perhaps) q little
fun interpolated in the Debate"
And then, poor fellows, they had
such q myriad of obstacles to contend
with. all Of which when explained wi IL
disappear as the frost of autumn van
ishes before the rays OF the morning
sun, this wonderful man. the Job
sewer" is SO enlightening. He in
forms you that we had our own
judges, when, as matter OF fact,
two of tine judges do not reside within
three miles of Chrlstiana. OF course,
your Judge committed himself before
the discussion opened, when he said,
''he would not vote against another
As for tho third judge selected by
yours for our judge had no voice II
the matter. he was neof state Road
ers" who was defeated by us recently
M d held a prejudice which made hin
unfit to act in that capacity. Nov
"braggant' there Is your judgeshlI
affair. As to who had ths greater ad
= vantagcs we leaYe that for the public
to decide.
1t might be added that nineteenth
OF the people present condemned TIN
discussion. The manner in which 20,
contradict yourself demonstrates tn,
absurdity of your puerile literary at
tempt. You speak OF the second mai
, for the Affirmative as making severa
, good points, then you proceed to in
| form us how the man following deiine'
, the,duties Of the negative and was SORT,
: that he had no points to refute. Wha
a contradiction! My dear observer
of profound journalistic attachments
!, mediate upon this i'll your leisur
: time-''a muddled brain is worse tina
Q DYSPEPSIA"
r. You speak of the resident of oil
= "Sockum' and convince us of you
v Ignorance of not knowing wher
"Sockuin" Is located;
You tell us that Knowles went Off
a whirlwind style about the tariff o
wool, which is false. lie merely a
d ,luded to the tariff as an issue OF mine
l. Importance to the American peopl
= as compared with the "immigratio
l., question"
+ You falsely assert that Knowles sal
y, no was surprised to see lady In d.
: bate lie did soy that 1t was his fins
VI privilege to meet lady in debat'
IS What he said of WanamnEer was III
l. opinion of the business men of Phil
a delphia.
Il Again, lie did not tell us that certai
!, immigrants came to this country D
fore tie law of III went into efIec
Iitemiss indeed. but much more so fc
Ia brilliant reporter to forget to inforl
lus that Knowles proved conclusive
2. the immigration OF Il certain Grimm
d Into this country since that law wei
Q, into effect.
O. And Whttcman. you say. did not e
"a plain why one OF the States had l
:. legal right among us. Ho not on
~ Explained that it did not have tho L
II quisite population. but demonstrate
~ that immigration had tendency
Il tdepopulate certain States by an ea:ii
n development of all their natural l
sources.
He Gavo vent to his surprise
Falkland debaters, not for attackii
him and his colleagues, but for c
y pounding the cause they did.
81 Poor boy, you should have had
r, pair of ear trumpets with you. '
l. are sorry that Whitemans wore
r which he ate for supper, had such {
,g effect on you. We venture the asst
= tion that few of tAem would be c
y, nemental and useful to you, for y,
~ might write a truthful article if W
rs had moro deliberately equipped V
n cabularly. His first victim, you sa
was the lady. He did not say o
word in regard to the lady. Then
attacked the physicians and the min
ut try without principle.
es We never knew before that lit
n sarcasm thrown iocularly into a Z
Al bato demonstrated lack Of principl
,o Friend, look up that word 'sarcasr
- when you have time.
He endeavored to make the judg
Gu believe lies, you say. He did not, b
Vt II he had endeavored to impress TIN
X judges falsely, of what consequence
that us compared with your endeave
to mako the whole public believe III
Observer, If you are reporting to
ar a column for the almighty dollar, y
20, 20 are at the pinnacle of greatness. but
'sS you are following it as n vocation y
10 have failed mlserahly. for your fail
of hoods have filled your own seas OF
ut norance and leyelled your own MOI
I, y tains of coneeit. JUSTICE