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Denton Pcarl.-The editor Of this
paper, this week publishes one side of a
quarrel which happened in 1871, between
\. L. Forwood and us, in order to make
US appear to disadvantage before his read
ers. We have only to remark i'll regard
to ii; that to say the lea st, in our quarrel
with the above named Individual, our
character and standing lost nothing in this
community, no. could we possibly lose
caste by II III any community where tn e
whole matter was known. To ask this
cowardly editor to publish the other
side would be to ask him to act honora-
bly and fairly, which he has proved him
self incapable Of doing.


lie need not think to escape the pre-
dicament in which he has placed himself,
by attempting to blow up the embers of
an old teud. lie knew the issue of that
controversy when he in the mhining tone
ol puppy besonght US for all explanation,
accompanied by threat if it was not Civ
en-. When we refused to explain, and re-
Pcated all we had previously said, did he
execute his !hrea? Nol but like cowdrd-
ly polfroon he "shamefully backed out"
as all know who have seen both sides of
the quarrel between him and us. lie de-
serves our contempt; and not ou. animos-
ity.