"The Gazette calls Mr.. Lowe, IN deris-
ION, Farmer Love- "-Harkeye.
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"The Gazette calls Mr.. Lowe, in deris-
ION, Farmer Love- .'"-Hawkeye.


Not true. The Gazette spoke sin de-
rision" Of the attempt made BY the Hawk
eye and other whig prints to pass Mr..
Lowe off upon the community as farmer,
when it is notorious, that he is practising
LaMye with an extensive business; but
it never spoke of'Farmer Lowe IN deris-
ion" of the occupation itself, as charged
with by our neighbor. Indeed, we cannot
well see how any one can notice the al.
tempt to metamorphsse Mr.. Lowe into q
farmer without indulging in feelings Of mer-
riment and derision at the idea itself, and
Of scorn and contempt for those who place
SO low an estimate upon the public INTEL
ligence as to suppose the people are to be
caught by such device. Farmer Lowe,
indeed! As well might we speak Of Farm.
er Hall, Former Mills, Farmer Grimes,
Farmer Rorer, Farmer Starr, SC. &c. We
believe several If not al Of these gentlemen
own farms, but they still are lawyers, and
follow their professional pursuits; and this
is the case with Mr.. Lowe.