Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-07-26
The Editor of the Democrat Still
Continues to Give Out False
information.
From Fridays Daily.

From Friday Daily.
Tho long winded harangues, such as
the editor of the Democrat is noted for,
continues to appear in each issue of
that sheet, and the continued howl of
Republican Daily is the burden of
his cry. In this week issue he comes
to the front with an alleged interpreta-
ton of the contract entered into be-
tween the committee of the peoples
party and the editor of the INDEPEND
mentioned are true, great number
of them are as false as the back biting
tongue that gave him: the information.
While we do not desire to know who
told him this conglomeration of rot,
yet we could lay our finger upon his in
fOrmant, if we so desired, without much
effort and the only exception we take
tothe information is that while the
fact were to be made public, the whole
extract was not given.
The editor of the Democrat says we
are touchy over the complimentary no.
tice we received last week through his
gifted pen. We are not in the least
sore over his illusion to our republican
ism, but to the quiet stab-in-the back
he gave us, simply because the editors
of the INDEPENDENT believed in the
ACCESSIBILITY at starting daily in Plym-
outh. Mr.. Mcdonald is aware there
were articles which appeared in the In
DEPENDENT on previous occasions that
savored of republican logic, before this
article appeared, but seeing the proprie-
tors of this publication launch daily
paper, in his estimation an unwiSe I'M
dertaking, and, as he stated last week,
adventure that would be a losing one,
ne attempts to use what little influence
he has with his party by appealing to
the democrats of Plymouth not to give
the daily the support they were able and
willing to give.
The accusations he makes against
the editor of the INDEPENDENT re-
garding the proposition between the
populists and himself we could explain
in detail, and prove by some of the
members of that committee the exact
contract that was entered into and
its satisfactory termination, but do not
deem it necessary. There are members
of that committee who are staunch
friends of the INDEPENDENT to-day,
and we are fully aware they were not
the parties who gave the editor of the
Democrat such an interesting account
of the agreement.
We are constrained to admit that
there is a note in existence to day which
he referred to, and that note is signed
by some of the best farmers i'm Mar
shall county, and by men, too, who have
the reputation of paying their honest
debts. This uncalledfOr attack makes
us wonder if the editor of the Demo
crat ever owed any money. 1t would
seem by his uttera' Is regarding bust.
ness he has seen {. . POKE his nose into
that he must ha Deen so fortunate as
to escape the troubles that sometimes
attend the country editor.
When we referred to the democrats
of this county being tired of his vapor
ings, we but reiterated just what we
were informed were facts, and we have
no evidence to the contrary, and use
our eyes and ears to learn facts that
sometimes need no utterance to be un
derstOOd
The last paragraph of his rot is what
caps the climax, when he refers to The
editor of the INDEPENDENT paying nc
taxes. We have great desire to learr