MR CARNACHAN AND MR CHAPMAN EWEN.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 580, 8 February 1876, Page 3

MR CARNACHAN AND MR CHAPMAN EWEN.

Sib, — Having neon my namo in ji Inttor that appeared iii jour paper on Saturday Uit, tunned ' Chtipm in Ewen,' in jmticn to tho public pie iho iiMert this letter, l'ne eiso o( JlcVoi^li t Maclean, I know notliMg of, on y whut I saw in jour puper. Mr Chapman Bwun I will address in the language of the pout Burns : " Weo, inodcit, crimson tippol fljfror, I'hou'il meet, mo in an ovil hour. Forl inoun cru*h ainang iho utono, thy slendor ■lUIl), To spire theonow, is pait my powor, thou bonnio gC.O." Some yean xincea letter appeared in the ' Daily Southern Oros*' nt'W-<p,ipur, ntating that Cambridge was too healthy a plac'c for a medical man to live in ; I for out) cun ondoise that statement, but casi'H of H^pochoiidriiisii will appear in the liflaltluunt districts, Mr Chapman Ewon is net answcr.ibli) for what he states or write*; so it would be c -wardly oi ino to tnko any notice of his loiter, on y whoie he Buys I am a "uoteil gt niJemun," — thai I admit ; it whhoiio of my notes tint show! to tho public he did noil ti-trco by Iho bundle. Tlierc'u a chi-1 auaug us tacking notes, quid iaitli he'll pront 'cm. Mr Jhapiiuu tCwen, — 9ir, — In tho ahsonoe of a tnciJioat Komltunan uilovr mo to print tliose notes. I can assure you ttioy 'will bo an good M a cc on, thuy will bnn^ you to yuur st'iiso". Hoping to reooi»e ponm»sion, — I am, 4c, David Carnachan, Cimbridgc, 31«t January, 187G [Thu oorruHpjniienoe taunt ceaa as it is bo oouiuiK too personal. Wo hnvo already refused insertion to "a *übacriborV oeuond letter. 'Phone con cor el huro each had an inningi and tbs K»uae is not one of suffljiont general interest to the public to warrant mother tarn of th» wheel. —Ed. W. T.]