{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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THE CoRPs EDIToMAL-The fraternity
composing this corps have, in times past,
been distinguished for their courtesy towards
each other We are sorry to say, that as
far as the "Columbian Fountain is con-
cerned, the courtesy due to us with a
few honorable exceptions) as laborcrs in
the great Temperance cause, which (more
than any political measure which has been
brought before the American people since
the termination of hostilitics with foreign
powers) has for its object the interests Of
the whole people-and as members Of that
corps-thc courtesy, we say. due to us as
such, and to themselves as gentlemen, has
moi been extended to us. We have sent our
paper to editors in New York and few
other places, requesting All exchange, Offer
ing to ray the difference in price, where
any existed. Having done thus much, we
conceive we are entitled IL the exchange we
ask--to say nothing Of the complimentary
notice usual in such cases. 0


To those editors who promptly respond
cd to our request and gave US the custom
ary notice, we gratefully return our thanks,
and feel bound to respond in any and every
way i'll our power.