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om his duty. But the Editor of the Journal has abused some of us, say they--Does the _truth_ abuse them? does the _exposition_ of the _foulest combination_ that ever disgraced this or any other county, _constitute abuse_? Is there such terrible majesty surrounding an _office_? No matter of what _misrepresentations_ they are the authors of--No matter how _basely_ and _shamefully_ they have _belied and slandered their neighbors_--No matter of what deception, hypocrisy and intrigue, they are guilty--No matter how long they have conspired against the rights and privileges of the people--No matter how unbecoming, gross and absurd their conduct may have been; if an independent Editor, in vindicating the rights of the people, and those of his own, questions the propriety of their conduct; they immediately skulk behind their offices, and impudently exclaim, "_touch us not--we are privileged_." 'Pigmies are Pigmies still tho' perch'd on Alps.' While I would not refrain from censuring the improper conduct of these office _leaders_, I shall ever be ready to extend the hand of fellowship to such as have been deluded by them--Nay, I would go farther, let _them_ exhibit signs of repentance--let them evince a determination to support our republican rights---let them cease to war against the people, their editor, and individuals--let them remove their _pensioned_ press--then shall they have my voice and my heart, to intercede for them with an insulted and abused community. But faint indeed is the hope of a reformation in _that_ man who violates all honor, truth and decency. Who but the author[8] of that book would charge the Milton committee, of being the tools of "fraud and management?" Who but him would affix the charge of "miscreants" to the republicans of Galway, Milton, Greenfield, Saratoga, Malta and Ballston? Who but him would have the unblushing effrontery to publish, "_that the general committee in nominating Mr. Cowen, instead of Mr. Young, committed an OUTRAGE on the feelings and wishes of their constituents_?" [see page 8. of that pamphlet.] Who but the author of that pamphlet would--but I beg pardon--read the pamphlet itself, and you have abundant evidence of the authors views, his principles, his heart and his designs. But the vengeful serpents of malice and persecution have not confined their labors to _the book_, Early last spring, a thrust was made at the Editor of the Journal, on the authority _it was said_ o
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