The Sun.
London, England, 1839-05-07 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

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I have never received, nor ever expect, justice
from the Morning Chronicle, I appeal to you, as an impar-
tial journalist, to insert this letter, in answer to the misre-
presentation, inserted in his paper this morning.
An important and final tithe-meeting, after a protracted
struggle, had been fixed for last Saturday, and as the Ja-
maica question had been unexpectedly adjourned to Friday,
I early in the week applied, through a friend, to Mr. Stan-
ley, and afterwards personally to Sir T. Freemantle for a
pair. On Thursday evening I was paired with Sir E.
Kerrisou, then in London, and stile to attend: and finding
on my return to town on Monday evening, that the ques-
tion had been adjourned, and that I was bound by my pair,
who !rad then left town, I did the only thing in my power
to do, spoke in favour of the question.
-For the Morning Chronicle, therefore, to assert or in
sinuate that I paired off last evening with a Member who
was 100 miles off, was an unjust and ungenerous attack,
and not consistent with his own knowledge of the facts.
Mr. Sturge, to whom I mentioned the above on Thursday,
.in a letter addressed to him, as well as the parties above-
named, can corroborate my statement.
I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
May 7, 1839. J. E. WILMOT.

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