"Jingo" Again.

Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1674, 16 February 1885, Page 3

"Jingo" Again.

io the Editj,- of the Standard, " On to the breach, dear friends, once more.' 1 Sta,—The Featherstun Town Board and nut friend, B.N.Z , may well be proud of ■ having such a correspondent as " Fiat Lux ” to champion their cause, and may well exclaim " Oh save me from my friends ” Now, as nothing is done without a motive, what can his motive be 1 Is it because he has been spotted as the monkey who pulled the chestnuts out of the tire, or has lie some deeper in view, m vilifying and abusing a correspondent of yours, “ Fiat Justitia ?'’ Ur is it, es I said before, merely to throw the public on his real meaning. I can assure him his wish is father to the thought. " Fiat Justitia "is not dead, as he will no doubt find out in litre, as a few more letters lue his last will resurrectionise any man. Wuat oc-tisi m has ha to inform tne public that BN.Zhts uo down on “ Fiat Justitia,” il ueis not in his confidence, and used as a cat’s paw. " Fools rush in, where angels feir to tread.” and the remark was never better exemplified than in this instance ; and thus I leave *■ Fiat Lux,'’senior outlier in the firm of Loa'her Fat, to his meditations, witn the spirits ui this world, in the company of his veritable Jumbo. His remarks, re the Editor of tae SraSDABD and Spiritualism, of coarse, shows his ignorance of the subject ; but let me tell him, Sir, that his intellect is not capable of understanding the great truths of Spiritualism, aud therefore it is very silly to lidicule what he evidently knows nothing at ail aoout. Fours, io. Jixoo. Featuerstou, February ii