As to the “other” reckless and libelous statements which the Waupaca Editor says I have been making in the Magazine, I can only invite him to name them.
The Magazine is here to stay, and it is not conscious of having made reckless and libelous statements.
The columns are open to brother Sturtevant, and to all others, who wish to challenge any statements made therein.
Whenever I am shown to be wrong, I will gladly make correction, and, if need be, apology.
If, on the contrary, the other fellow happens to be wrong, I will endeavor, in a mild, conciliatory but earnest spirit to show him his error.
Brother Sturtevant, of Waupaca, asserts that I am constantly doing grave injury to many people.
I appeal to Sturtevant to furnish me a list—a partial one, at least—of the people whom I am constantly injuring so gravely.
If he can establish the fact that in the 200,000 words or more, which I have written for the Magazine, a grave injury has been inflicted upon any man, woman or child, I stand ready to make the fullest amends.
Make good, brother Sturtevant!