To the EJiturs of the Chicago Democrat ,
Dear Sir: Will you have the pood
ness 10 publish, in your paper, the follow
ing fact, in relation to the Juliet I'rin
ting I'ress, and the scurrilous attack up
on our rharartcr.
In ihe lirst place, tho editor of the Sig
nnl accuses us of clandestinely and mali
cinusly breaking into Iiis office, and steal
ing a part of his ptiutiug establishment
How much or what pari he dors not in
form us.
We ndmit that wc went into our own
room nnd secured iho doors and windows
against the banditti that were secretly
carrying away different parts fo the press,
and coiicenling il (as il appears by his
own Ftaiemenl) where they could not even
find it themselves.
Now fur the editor's ofiico which he
has so much to say about. We lake the
liberty to inform the gentleman that he
never had an office in our building.
It is true he had the liberty of printing
his paper ir, our office, and nothing more.
In relation to Mr. Wont worth's know
ing or having anything to do in any way
or shape, it is utterly false and it was on
ly got up hv a few worthless demagogues
for electioneering purposes. Willi a Judge
at the helm, they have discovered great
iniquiiy and corruption. Such is always
the case with broken down politicians
and men of no fixed principles.
