Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-20
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We copy 81 length. from the Lsndsa Timss Of Sepem
esr 10. iu leading editorial. In which u stated on s,,
aence alleged TO have been submitted to tho Editor, tina
slave shsekles OF every strength and sils. or and
women old and young" have been brought up from the
vfsek OF the U. s. slssm gsie MI.sus aud carried oil
IN eartoads 10 store; aud the Editor further his
readiness tn smear that hcsc shseke,s 'sueh
used an the ise usdc and broers to those found
On board Of vcssss engaged the se" Upon these
serted facts. the mes grounds charge. partially made
and partially, vh s, greater bsseses insnusied. that
the Missouri. either behalf Of the American Govern
ment, the least. o Mr.. Cushing its accredited Min
is,sr. ~ss Engaged IN sslsvsusdas expedition.
We have appended to this article. reply from the pen
OF Amefie London, who with . charity and cour-
tesy. honorabls enough la him, but enii,ey superHuous
thinks that tho Editor the Times been
We zee nc pos-ible room Tor such Construction. The
faets OF the clear universally known aud
strictly IN accordance with the uniform practc. Of t.
British Navy that we cannot do less ihan change ,.
Editor Of the Times with having d,,ed ts wiul aud
elaborate issebo"d. aud abroad with ful know.
ledge 81 Its infamous character. w. neither ia.
american character Ia the inventor al this foul caun
n.y. the solution" which the Editor 81 the Tunes
ou' There may be persons both ut HON. aud sbr,aj
whom even the simplest aud ordinary regulations o
the Navy, both Blush aud Am-r,eun uukn1~n-an and
such persons have right To Le infornrd shssc
Ter ot the siiieineniPui forth by the Times.
Vessels ID war, upon leaving port. under what
circumstances or upon what errsnd always 20 prepared
pons Tor actual conflict aud with all ia, np icnts
which such conflict aud result, may demand A yes
sell moreover. on going forth with i. prospect possibility
Ut mn engagement, always upon victory. Sho
pee To win the bsie, aud she therefore always goes
pared 10 secure the prsoners wnorn she expect, 10 tIkr
This Is regulation which, feel safe in saying prevails
IN every navy Ia the world IL has always
British navy aud their books oi allowance well ours
oesignAto tile provision IN this respect made class
o their vessels Ia the American service the at
OF irons Tor chip o the c 2OO hand irons, hand
euhs, aud loO letters, l-g.iios the complement
steam irgate OF the class ol the Missouri. which
fled guns aud -wves aud pierced for ~
s $50 letters aud 3DO hand cults. The fact cou,-
pemen for irgste greater than the Tor
ship OF the line. w,sand,ny SIZE, number VI men,
&c, are less, shows clearly that the
mainly To be us,d the in Of Iny. but
prisoners taken IN battle, supposed steam
IKE the Missouri will take more than ship of the line.
The Missouri pr Jvided with ut of irons
ms indeed with the other and munitions oi wal;
these are the that have been taken
IL II npossb. To atbuc the Editor Times i!.
notaneo Vi facts universally known these;
or To conceive honest which they could
been tortured into the foul aud caluuin.s
which lie has given elaborate cuuspc
uous sh Insertion Tie article seems - bu tho erowning
achievement OF the crusade, which leading
journal VI Europe the powerful the world
has undertaken rg'Inst the Government and People
United States by tho most exaggerated display at every
instance IN which evils any Kind have occurred spite
Of our aw;-by falsely srbuiing every moh riot. crime
failure To meet engagements. public private und
snort every wrong which the closest could detect
10 The essential character o insutons by misrcptc-
SEEMING our public acts. and deiamng public nrn;-
W a tue arts ol rhetoric aud O logic; by supptessne
cry thing which might rebound credit and proclaim.
my every thing To injury by the countless
which an unpnnciped malgnIty will always seek
complish Its purpose; and by frabea deliberately
and wilully, the ouest fasehood uttered from
high place. the Times has endruyoured few years
past To impan IN the hearts and minds "i the English
people aud oi all its readers througb the world settled
aud ombiercd hatred of tie American Government and
the American people IL has through all this
most hendish purpose consuulmate ability, unbranded re-
met I'M n a..