New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
~ The Erprcss shall not escape the re

~ The Erprcss shall not escape the re-
>penslbllIty of It's wanton caunny BY resortlng to
ncw falsehoods 1t has charged that r, " hare
tecn pstt'nS and pafron''ng The mmd'r y o1he"s.
&c. by the Antl-Rcnters II there be any truth
IN that charge, It must be very easy to quote
from cur columns the passages that pror' It We
demand the proof or a retractlon. II the SIAN
dcrcr fails 20 produce the former and vet with
HOLDS the latter. who can say that we have not
rightly characterized ms calumny
Yc, The Express terms our contradiction
"biackeuard' Whether 1t is more black
guard 10 accuse 4 neighbor wanony and
falsely OF "p.rimg and ps,ronlzIng murder" or
,o throw back the charge IN the slanderer =
teeth the public must udge II The Express :
charge was true. then We stand condemned. II
false what Is i hu, 4 he. and very vi!lainoss
one
Tie Express now says that were charged
with fal>chood I'm the Mileage ExPoscl
: 10y such men as EH-Gov Ga,le Of Alaoama, Mr.
TomptinS of Alabama. Thomas Butler king Of
'Gtorpia. MI >chcLck Of Ono, and others
Here Is a wholly new calumny. when The EX-
press should be ustiivnc tn, original " de
nand of The Express proof that Mcssrs. Gayle,
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with falsehood That they Were good deal an
no, "A bv the Mileage Expose IS very natural
that they BETRAYED their chagrin l. quite uatsral
also. though unfortunate Tor them but we Ger
tMnly did them no IN ustlc. by that Expose. and
We cannot remember that they ever accused u
OF falschood \ our proof. Su we dc mand the
proof
The Express assert, that The Tnbunc be
gan on Morda,
with holding The Express. as Il uor'. responsible
for the LInch law slave AFFAIR III Virginia
We nCith, q acc such a charge nor cherished
such a thought The point of our remark was
simply that Mr. Comutt. Virginia STAKEHOLDER.
had come to the conclusion that Slavery was
wrong and INJURIOUS whence We inferred that lie
could not 10, regular read II OF The Express -
Was that holding The Express responsible
for his maltrcatment
As to the Express original stroclous charge
that We have been "pe.ting and patron;zing the
murder of officers" &c, 1t is not only destitute
of the sembla ance OF truth, but It covers gross
mputatIon on our SANITY We cherish q deep
and abiding conviction that the Land System
under which Manorlal Estates have been crea-
ted among Us Is wrong aud bad system, whlc h
ought 10 be 80 modified as 10 discourage and
preclude the aggregation and retention OF large
landed estates IN the hands Of individuals or fam
illes. We believe II Is wroLg and peniclous TO
allow the Land. which Is no product Of Human
Labor but the immediate bounty OF Providence.
to be 30 monopolized that while one man owns
enough for fifty thousand persons, there shall be
fifty Thousand destitute Of any, with a place to
live only because othess see Fl. TO lend them
one To this subject OF Land Monopoly and the
means Of its peaceful. equitable eradication We
are most anxious TO draw public attention and
we knew right well, even before the Ill conceal
cd exultanon OF our adversanes over each sue
ccssl,e AnlrRent Outrage" that uhoer,r rom
u,r,d a cr,m, IN the cause behalf Of AMI REM
mas an ,f,o dradiy cneuy 10 hc caHss Of LAND
Reform. On calico Indian engaged IN mob
b,ng SSerffs and obstuctIng the execution Of
the laws. is more effective upholder OF Patroon
cry than halt dozen EKpressc Couriss, and
State Registers engaged In charging the Anti
Renters with all manner oil atrocious crimes and
thus doing their utmost to array them In solid
mass against the Wing party. Deeply DO we
deplore all outrages personal or property rights
douby do We deplore them when their obvious
Influence tends to defeat or postpone beDehceat
and wholesome Reforms by covering their advo.
Gates with odiun. and hiding from public view
their intrinsic merits