New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

IL T4dycs5eus gives publicity 20 The following oonn'n'
BY IL Lordcn correspondent On passage n htef nom
TIE aue city Which had appeared 10 nir lis''f
sus'y ths CHIEF b. saa-af or narr'as %'f
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v. Bri.ht NJ Huia-. ID W. .uispsaasl .aas.sss"
Surslv the editor Of TIE fJcsadet mat he absehi OF
Mapping when he SLOWS unfair ani aniunds as imPa
ts.iru place in rs columns lie Is vcJ vel a~afs. ~a
5orl, not, hat THE TRIRuNF not cucoj 10 ihe necessity
az cheating is readers by publ shns - ion correspond
eros articles Of home manufacture The particular letter
here referred TO as fabricated was written by din
eushed ;e7ary lady Of Cua; Britain whose authority ia
we see IT 20 mention her name. even the writer Oh the
above extract would hardly asal And should be do 50
would be well for him TO have the facts mco on his SIDE
thar in the rresent instance His statement snguay at
variance with the truth On mos; mportan questions
ueh A. that Of India for Instance the Manchester leaders
have oproscd the present Ministry the advertisement
tax thew beet them most sigraly with Mr. Gladstone him
f q, Inc head Of the routed supporters Of monopoly ami
rorulsr gnorance and requires very blind or very
r,ekess party spirit to assert the contrary OF facts 50 no
torcus
Tsmes Yeovplusb ESQ, the chief Of thar company Of
Fprsh loornen who edit he S1aHc is Indignant, that
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C-ruba IS rlsved because in England woe bede the
nan no does not rise when GoG ne gum is given
We Ike this hugely and would add that, when Yak,
pc is PERFORMED tie whole auditory should squat as the
Yankeos did when they received The British on Bunker HUI
The satanic st,a's our article FrcmcHs V''F, and
t,ru, Il into bad English under the tile Of GIeat Ma
.sre had better stick to matters he understand and no
rfIoorbze Hi eshetcalkrovedge isun.veTsaly reeos
nzcd but h transce nden generazaons have yet to be
proved On this head win tell Jcames an sneedote
person in company. essayed an old joe about
lte dos tail which was 50 CURED &c. Mistakng the
rouica laughter which followed he esssyod another joe
sbou, that dandy whose strap broke bu; the rccter
broke down IN telling IT, stick to the little dog; that
your forte cred one OF the COMPANY So say to the
Satanic sick TO the Ee dogdont attempt higher themes
NJ Hdreth tits saii not he suhor o. he 'Whie sye
That rove vien By a. aeoomp fned sfn'.g ne
a rmrhist he Hunsisn eaase sd oef n ni
eoore Eeunrss'H ss with that Chief and a''r WIN 80 '
The Erprcss coufound. two totally distinct books Of the
ssr,e name Nr HuDRErHs WIN Slore is an American
move, frst published ten or fifteen years nee a.
ArI More and has been written, enlarged aud repub
ushtd within the past year under it, present tile It i
Vigorous acute and telling picture Of negro bondage in this
Ian Of the free and home of the brave Mr. HESSSGsENs
book m the other hand similar light upon slavery
in Iussa and when il reprinted IN this country from
he English edton the year lsi3 or a L very widely
admired for It's powerful and vivid deneaons OF character
and il manly spirit Of hatred 10 oppression He has also
written three volume po, al and statistical work on Rus
s'a which is 50 much esteemed by the Polish eHiles in
Western Europe that has been translated into French and
pub shed with notes by NJ Cypren Robert We believe he
j. in this country