The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-14

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cannot conclude without again protesting that in no
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Friday evening This Eouid give great Satisfaction 70 the
!. Wsdnssday ever Ell ins. Nov. %, 1913,
ssno has G acknowledge tn. receipt
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evening he beg leave assure the committee that viii
h% zen g. to comply with their request
so far least in the publication there was design
say anything that was disarasDg to Mr. Fry either as
taken to these ks There the series Of publ
cations upon which is founded the libel complained Of in
Of the se You perceive that the facts
stated in these OBLIGATIONS proved to be true Mr..
BenecetE sweers he never made such statements a.
Mr. Fry said the Mirror and Courier reported him
bavpg uttered You Mr. Fry, in the course Of the
opera, attempted TO create prejudice against Mr. Benz
det and to induce the audsncs to drive him from the
stage By stating that he bad refused to sing with lady
whom he said he had This calculated to
excite against him the most violent and say
therefore. the statement II it true il not
which skfu should have made before the
tain he takes advantage OF this occasion
to bring the matter before the public sinst the judi
cous advice Of Of his friends bat he attributes
assertion to Nj, Bsnsast which that gsnsman WAS
deliberate fasehood the part Of Mr. Fry and sccord
TO his statement he convicted him OF that falsehoo1
in the re Of Mr.. Colt. You have Mr.. Fry in
collision with Mr. Ross ard Mr.. Benedict. He pledged
bmfef to Mr. Rcssi that he should give him place in
the concert, yet he broke his promise he caused te
graphic despatch to be published against Madam rru,
and he also BY atibutng TO Mr.. Penedetu language he
used caused him to be driver from his boards
If this conduct be Indicative of coed judgment it is for
gentlemen Of the jury, 10 snd II the HERALD
thought It calculated to ipure and break down the
opera soTnpsry it justified in usirg ths remarks 1t
did In the otder CONNIE ntaries upon this question
is libel No which published on the Both December