The Norwich <em>Courier</em> Trades Further Insults with <em>The Unionist</em>

The Norwich Courier Trades Further Insults with The Unionist

Norwich Courier

Norwich Courier 1833-12-18

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The Unionist has devoted something over three columns to our humble self. A labor which the Editor might have well spared as he has neither overturned any positions of ours, or established those of his own. If he supposes that we desired “to be excused” from further discussion by any fear of his doughty self, he may enjoy the illusion if it will afford him any pleasure—it was the fartherest thing from our thoughts at the time. He may rest assured that we have no greater claim to the character of Goliah,[sic] than he has to that of David. He slings his stones too wide of his mark.

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Title: The Norwich Courier Trades Further Insults with The Unionist
Description: Riposte to content from The Unionist
Bibliographic Citation: Norwich Courier 1833-12-18
Creator: Norwich Courier
Type: Text
Language: English
Publisher: Norwich Courier
Rights: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/
Subject: Journalistic Debate; The Unionist; Abolition
Source: Norwich Courier
Original Item: sjsu-library.github.io
Identifier: unionist--text-0154
Category: Negative notice
Related People: Charles C. Burleigh (inferred)
Related image: unionist--image-0011