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who has, according 10 his own Ielier to a
Committee of the Democracy of Tennes |
see, duties assigned him at Washington by |
the Democratic party which forbid his alb |
sence, (see Globe Of August 26th, 1914
and which reprint is faithful in every par
licular, that this card pronounces to be a
Base Wing Forgery"


| challenge Mr.. Senator Walker, or any
other person, to prove or to say, that the re-
print which have caused to be made is not
an exact and faithful copy of their own doc


ument. Forgery, fOrsoOth! Any newspa-


per in the country would have had the right


TO repubIish this paper without note or com


ment, and would that have been a forgery?
Every day, newspapers repubIish from 9th


ers such articles as they deem proper, and


is this forgery? All tha' custom or morals


require is, that the reprint shall be correct.


The documents of the Wing Committee give


the truth; they are not intended to be read


only by portion Of the people, or by one


section of the Union to the exclusion of an


other section, and thereby produce false
+, impress on. They are addressed to the


whole People of the United States, without


regard so sections or parties. will, ard so


will the whole Whig party, not only concede


the right, but will be much obliged to The


"DemOcratic Association of Washington"


or Mr.. Senator Walker. (the specially assign


ed sentinel at Washington of the whole, or
r, at least the Southern division of the Demo


cratic Party,) to reprint them, and thank


them 10 do so, and place a copy of each in
the hands of every voter in the United States


Is it not a curious fact, that this Association
: should assail the Wing Congressional Com


mittee, and charge it with ''base forgery


for aiding it TO circulate its documents in 6
- genuine, exact form?


But this transaction is Characteristic.


is but one evidence in thousand of th'
- system Of fraud, misrepresentation, suppress
g sion and partial circulation Of facts and doc
~ umens, so as to produce different impres
sOns in different sections, upon which tn
Locofoco leaders are conducting the presen
= canvass This card itself is but anothe in
- stance 1t says:-''It, therefore, the d.
- mocracy Of the free States should find an
= document of the character such as the It'll
~ Of this might indicate. 'n circulation anon
IS them, they will denounce il as whig TO
IS gerv, and treat the trick as it deserves y
.er This admonltion is addressed only to II
in Democracy of the free States, and leave
10. he whole Southern Democracy to be guile
he BY receiving as genuine this document, tn
1Ie i even come under the frank of Whg.-
he This proves the fraudulent purpose of Il
of Democratic Association of Washington, al
itb Of Mr.. Walker, to exclude this precise dc
h. ument from the free States. The cOpi
sent forth by the Wing Committee are Il
Tho identical document, word for word. lett
-or for letter, and comma for comma, with viii
NJ Mr. Walker is now inundating the Sou
r. and which he is at the same time attempt


to discredit as forgery in the North. A


yet his card, for must so consider it, sig
ON ed by James Towles, chairman, C. P. Ser
'"' stack, Secretary, reads a hOmily about m
=. ais! stand ready to prove any and all I
lhls facts herein stated, if Mr.. Walker den
ueu them. WILLIS GREEN,
ore Chairman Of the Wing Congress Commit