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TO THE HON. W. H. LYTTLETON, M. P.

FOR THE COUNTY OF WORCESTER.

is with considerable reluctance that
intrnde nlysdf tin the public attention c►n a sub-
ject so vitally important to my character.
Sir, you have compelled me to do, by your ob-
•servations on the Licensed Lottery Office-keepers,
on Tuesday night, in the !louse of Commons,
when you stated them to be ". the chief artificers
of crimes," and a " league of fraudulent cri-
minal men ;" and that too preceded by the obser-
vation, that you spoke from the " best informa-
tion and unbiassed conviction of mind...

As a British Senator, you are doubtless entitled
to high Privilege; but that Privilege should never
be used in attacking indiscriminately the charac-
ter of a body of men who. are-preclud4 from ap-
pealing to the Laws of their Country, and-calling
you before their Tribunal to establish the truth of
your assertions.
Thar such is not the character entertained of
isle, by a most considerable and respectable portion
of the Public, the very huge sums of money thht
are continually passing through my hands, as a
Stock-broker, to be invested in Government Se-
curities, sufficient y prove ; that such is not my
character, I appeal to my fellow-citizens,-who
know me better than yogi appear to do ; but that
such may be my character, with 'those amongst
whom the report of your. Speech has circulated,
is most probable, were I not to step forward to-re-
but yoiir accusations, and, call upon you for proof
of your assettions.
This, Sir, you most produce, if you wish to
Maintain a character for caudour,;=---this you are
called upon to by the dictates of justice ; and
this, Sir, will be expected frog: you by that Public
who know how to decide between a just accusa-
tion and a groundless
aspersion.
I am, Sir, your humble Servant,
7, Coruhill, May 30, 18t8. G. CARROLL.