The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-08

too great aohrsty Of temper as well as with too clear
Judgment to proceed to such extrsmitss without due
cause, snd without very sufficient proof No one pre-
that in the confidence OF married life the Queen
and her husband may not coayerss upon public
affairs When the English nation deliberately
accept foreign Prince As the consort Of their
Queen they must needs accept this conseq uen 30,
epce than would sss from the adoption OF any other
But because is not to be expscses from
nature that two persons In 50 intimate An alliance shond
open their lips TO each other upon subjects OF the
greatees crest TO them BOTH does it therefore follow
that the Prince Consort must necessarily be msd enough
to propose and the Q1een be mad enough to in
gesiions ccntpry to the interests o. tss country
Besides Whist becomes Of the Ministers Of State Aud OF
ities in the houses o. Parliament? The wicked md
silly people WHO set these s6oat i'll in
sructed In their trade Of calumny and Ignorant OF
the matter In haEd that a. the outset thoy literal
founded together 81 the same thsg the CAbinst Coun,
and the Privy Council. Because Priaes Albert aas
member OF the Pnvy Council therefore he sup posed
to exercise great and decisive influence upoa ths coun
sueh is the state Of this Ridiculous controversy which
was batched up By the despair OF extreme political
party, and gsedily caught up by anotl The
upon Mr.. Roebuck .Roebuok was to get up in the
Houts OF Commons, and then should see what We
should see" We had just the for believing
that Nj Rsebuck had undertaken the functions OF &C.
cuser ~ we had for believing In the guilt OF prioce Al
bert. The real nature OF the case far Nc Rosbuck
Is concerned be la another portion Of ool
this day in the form OF manly and sensible
letter which he has just addressed to that OF our
s cote; p, from which he had received hs
unvarrantable liberty with my name" Hts Is not the
only name with which runor has OF late occupied isself
and much in the same way. We have doubt that Q
few days will silence tbs most obstrsporous and deter
mined grumblers among all those who have stood
to bring accusations without proof agaisct innocent
man The Prince Copsort Ia suray well enough aware by
tAis time that he nothing to do with tbs duties OF
government He well knows that any attempt to step out
o. his legitimate province would be firmly repead and
he far too wise man TO sacrifice his veil
i.ry for any sneh foolish schemes Of political
bis cAumDiatefs have dared to mpute to him. A to
what remains, when the mob Of who been
SO busy with his name have recovered from their empo
rary vertigo sa.y viii BE- eager to make him falcms
AMENDS Ter tbefr provlops irJasE,. .,.., m.
THB EDrToR DAILY M 80 80 -ss
SRA friend having Informed me yesterday -As
the subject OF leadirg article In your paper, In
how who lad quet and retired life could become
the bject OF political writer's lucubraions. found
stated in the article in question, that 1t currently
reported that intended the opening OF Parliament
tererence OF Prin.e Albert with the business Of govern
ment. Now this statement beg to remark that the
person who 6rst set this all at took
rAntable liberty with my name, rs never, BY writing
by word Of mouth, gave anybody reason to believe
that had such intention. neither intend TO make
ouch Inquiry, nor have iatendsd doing 40. 1
may sink in your estimAtion by this declaration;
but surely man ought to possess some evidence
before he brings Ation-snd such inquiry
made equivalent 10 accusation; and certainly he who
puts the question ought to believe that there exists
grounds for the i,puaton which It conveys however
have evidence pecting the matter, ana WAS not
aware until read the article In the Daily News that
the charge seriously made. The Tines Is the only
daily paper see, and in the Times mention has been
statement In Newspaper s hardly sucien ground for
grave proceeding the yen say 1t is reported
that contemplate. Anthrg beyond such strong m.
NOR have not and such light evidence should
never brig serious accusation. Believe cir,
your very otedient servant, ]. A. RO sBUCK.
Milton, Jan. IL.