For the Liberty Ad, ocate.

Mr.. EDITOR :
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Mr.. EDITOR:


In the " Republican," OF Woodvile, Of
the l2th instant, there is a great flourish
of trumpets. (cditoriaD respecting an
answer to recent effusion of the P. NJ,
", D., A. NJ, Of Whitesyille.


When sustaining the character of an
individual who was unjustly attacked,
had no idea that DR.. Phares had an edi
tor so convenient to do his dirty work.
The contractor, whose cause | espoused
bears the name OF gentleman, equally with
the renowned Postnfa ster oil WhitesviIle
or the redoubtable Editor himsolf


This editor calls my communication al
{" out bursting of spleen" Shades Of Ga
len and Hippocrates-what technicalties
Were any sensible person called upor
to give a name to his editorial, question
no. but it would be termed az " outbursl
ing" OF the brain.


"Dr. P. will not notice this anonymou:
scribbler, nor would WEI" then follow,
half column Of "brain. bursting" staff
What modern Cicero this Editor mus
| be!


As he has chosen to baPtze me ar
Synonymous Scribber," | shall take the
name until il suits his convenience tc
visit this section Of Amite, when, il he
is over anxious, he can ascertain my re,
al name with very little trouble. Whe
ther this ediler believes or not one wore
about the regularity of the mails arri
wing al this place, is very immatsrial.-