The Sun.
London, England, 1860-07-20 00:00:00

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LORD BROUGHAM—the DECOY DUCK—
and the HOSPITAL DINNERS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING STAR.
SlR,—The letter of Dr. Wilson, of the 11th June, in the
"Morning Star" of June 14th. clearly establishes the fact
that the London Hospitals are in a sta`e of bankruptcy, and
he offers to treat patients on the homoeopathic plan, in order
to do away with this state of bankruptcy. Now, it appears
to us that nothing can possibly be more derogatory or de-
grading to such a man as Lord Brougham, than the fact of
his being popped into the chair at these hospital dinners, in
order to obtain a good lot of subscriptions. Is there, we ask,
any difference between such a scheme and that of obtaining
money under false pretences ? If Lord Brougham had been
in a position to understand the merits of the cause he was
called upon to support, it wou.d have been a very different
thing, but what is the fact? Why, that Lord Brougham may.
for anything he knows to the contrary, be supporting a sys-
tem of medicine which is a curse to the country. What a
pitiable sight to see his lordship prostratinghis great talents
at the altar of the medical Juggernaut. He knows nothing
of the matter, only that doctors wanted more money for their
hospitals, and therefore his lordship was called upon to be the
decoy duck for the occision. Oh, oh. What an exhibition.
If Lord Brougham had had the principles of the system pur-
sued by doctors placed before him, and that he understood
and supported them, we should have looked very differently
on the question. Hygeists publish their p inciples to the
world, and it is, therefore, competent for any person to sup-
port or oppose those principles, but with doctors it is a mass
of confusion, which they themselves don't understand, and
suffering humanity bears the burden—this is what my Lord
Brougham supports, Hospitals (as now constituted) are no-
thing but houses to make experiments on the poor and to en-
rich doctors. Let the public look to it. For the reasons
before mentioned, Hygeists have, from the first, protested
not only against the practice of great men filling the chair on
such occasions, but also of clergymen preaching on behalf of
hospitals.
ISSUED by the BRITISH COLLEGE of HEALTH
for the SOCIETY of HYGEISTS.
Euston-road, London, the 27th of June, 1860.
N.B.—The good effected by hospitals should be so manifest
to the public as not to require such puffing as the above.

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INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER on the Physiological
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