Current:

Tomahawk (1867-1870), 17th July 1869, Edition 1 of 1, Page 22, as C the ertainly following we grace liv...

Page 22
Page 4
4 of 16

On this page

  • Departments (2)
    • liojsts Hsr asses 1 skins.
    • «my coxrsciEJsrcE r
  • Text (9)
  • Transcript

    • Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. The text has not been manually corrected and should not be relied on to be an accurate representation of the item.

      Additionally, when viewing full transcripts, extracted text may not be in the same order as the original document.

      The Publication Of The Correspondence Re...

      no fear of men before their eyes . The earnest advocacy of morality , and the-vigorous castigation of vice , whether public or private , on the part of the Press , undoubtedly tend to create a hig In her defending standard thus of both decidedl public y and the private right to morality be personal . when necessary of the kind , we of personality must express which most has strong distinguished ly our utter the abhorrence Queeris Messenger mind , which . Providence When those has terrible seen good afflictions to apportion of the bod to y the or the lot virulent of any man malice , are and made hatred the the subjects time has for the come brutal when ridicule no false of shame , when no affected , fear of advertising the degraded to publication check the which tongue prints or fetter such the fiendish pen . Long filth , since should have be we allowed been which on the nothing point of but expressing the poisonous our hatre horror d of at a the malicious weekly outrages coward , could smarting have under conceived the sense or written of some ; outrages just rebuke repeated or punishment over and , def over ying again the in indifference the same which monotonousl the wretched y brutal author language mistook , as for if toleration titionbecause ; outrages one could so unspeakabl not help feeling y horrible that in the thei creature r very repe who - had written , such words once would have been dead by his own handbeforehe coufld have endured the agony of remembering what he had done ;—outrages , which expressed in the English tongue , from have g almost iving vent defiled to it our for indi ever gn ; ation we hav and e disgust been onl by the restrained feeling man that ' we s memory would wish . The the fl pollution y that is of bloated such things with to the rest poison in no which it has sucked from carrion is a loathsome insect , but its bite outrages is deadl to which y , and we it must allude be is , crushed if not as ; deadl and the y , as author filthy of as the the increased poison-laden by fl their y . The being infamy associated of these with outrages articles was on infinitel abuses y which of patronage had too . It long enhances been sheltered the villainy under of the the patriarchal writer that wing he should try to circulate these brutalities side by side with appeals to the sacred cause of truth and justice . We have come to the end of our space without saying half that rance we wished of the to accusations say on this which subject have . It would been made be foll repeatedl y to pretend y against ignowriter this pap has er . made It is , up perhaps his mind , the to hardest speak of fearlessl all things y in to the face cause , when of what certainty he believes of being to classed be right , by without the ignora any respect nt , the to prejudiced persons , — , that the make apathetic it their , with sole those object slanderers to attack persons and literary , without assassins any respect who that to truth they or have justice rarel . y Those , if ever who , read thus a malign line of us the have paper this they excuse so , u and nhesitatingly women utter revile within ; and one we half have hour generally more unfounded heard such scandal men perhap courage and libellous which s , to in keep thei abuse is r a the portrait own than bane private they of of all could their journal occasional minds have s , read if 011 they writ pa in per ers a eve . day r If if had , excep in in the the the t , hurry warmth of honest indignation ; if through the imperfection ; of judgment ness and heat , which of enthusiasm is inseparable which from is humanity the privilege ; if of in -youth the hasti and - the envy of age , we have written , anything unjust which , fairly construed and not interpreted by the lurid light of scandal , has deep undeservedl ly , sincer y e pained ly regret the it . feeling But s we of are any none man the or woman less deter , we - mined course to which hold , at on starting , with , however we proposed many for slips [ ourselves and failings j and , that the

      is to fight for right and against wrong , however high our enemy ever may can , and sit and ; to to whoever assail succour the they tyrannical the weak , with , and the all the cruel the wretched , and strength the whenever vicious which wher the we - goodness of our cause can give us . The Staff of the Tomahawk .

      22 The Tomahawk. &"& *7, 1869,

      22 THE TOMAHAWK . & " & * 7 , 1869 ,

      Liojsts Hsr Asses 1 Skins.

      liojsts Hsr asses skins .

      The The Last Colonial Few Days Order Rec...

      the The last Colonial few days Order received of St . several Michael additions and St . to George its ranks has . wi The thin Earl of Derby , Earl Grey , and Earl Russell , have been made in Kni the ghts second Grand class Cross of Kni of the ghts Order Commander , while amongst are those the of names Lord A Lyttelto . T . Gart n , Mr . . As F . it Peel happens , Mr . Adderley that the , Sir majority F . Rogers of the , and above Mr - . named persons have never seen , service out of Downing street pointments or Whitehall ( excellen , it is difficult t as they to conceive may in themselves on what princip be ) have le the been apthe made part . Are of the we to Colonial take the Secretary whole matter ? or are as a we practical to receive joke it on in latter sober is seriousness the real state as a of deliberate the case step we of shall the shortly Cabinet expect ? If th to e read the following announcements in , the London Gazette : — To be Knights of the Garter . Mr Archbishop . Benjamin Manning Webster . . Lord Mr . Bri Carington ht . . g

      To Be Knights Grand Cross Of The Bath. S...

      To be Knights Grand Cross of the Bath . Sir Robert Carden . Mr Mr . . Beckwith Padwick . ( of Lambeth ) . The Earl of Dudley .

      To Be Knights Bachelor. Mr. John Stuart ...

      To be Knights Bachelor . Mr . John Stuart Mill . Lord Willoughby d'Eresby .

      Really, If Nominations Such As Those To ...

      Really , if nominations such as those to the Order of St . pass Michael unnoticed and St , ther . George e is no in knowing last week to ' s what Gazette lengths are of allowed waggery to the the annou authorities ncements will not above proceed were . not We premature should not after be all surprised , and tha if have by the be ti come me these "fait lines accompli are " in the press bur surmises will not

      «My Coxrsciejsrce R

      « my coxrsciEJsrcE r

      As C The Ertainly Following We Grace Liv...

      as C the ertainly following we grace live in the a second polite age column when of advertisements the Times : ~ such accidentall " Italian y Ope pus ra hed —Saturday against a Young night , J Lady uly 3 as . — she A passed tall gentleman through A the . B hall ., Junior door to Athenae enter um her Club coupt , Piccadill brougham y , . Please order addr that ess an , apology may be offered . " The above is delightfully genuine . A . B . gives no address at but Padding straig to htforwardl n Green , nor y invites seeks the shelter outraged under lad cover y to of address Mr . Pollal him ^ y , ti at me his of Club the , disastrous in order occurrence that an apology , the tall , which gentleman evidentl considered y at the We superfluous wonder , m if ay be wru membe ng fro rs m hi of m the , in Junior his abject Athenaeum self-reproach Club . have as nice a se many nse as A . B . of what is due to society . If tfiis late is the mansion case , what must an now abode be I of severe respectability Mr . Hope ' s

      Me F N Ruitful T Playing Old Signs Goose...

      me n ruitful t playing old Signs gooseberry of the with Season the Government . — Concurrant measure endow . -

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), July 17, 1869, page 22, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_17071869/page/4/