The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22
The Indian matloy.
10 THE EDIrOR OF TIE HERALD:

Nsw YORK, August Is, 1857.
In yoar Of this date . letter from An English
man. and as he evidently labors . misconoe ,ion
Of present Affair." In India request The privilege setting
him right IN, ough your columns
0bBvous OF the actual OF, and the results likely
to follow, the mutny" In IadA, " An E9shIhmAn"
syL
suppressed. The native p,ess b's lon, h>pea,h 40
Suppose II 10 De 90, still every mnt uphold the
HnAID 10 dtnouncipg II ssa mot tnwse and desootio
proceeding; enc no, ~hn viii tell ,orely against the
British government In their attempts 10 regain the
confidence OF the natives, should they prove fui
their epdesvors TO suppress be vide spread mu;iny
TO that press" tho paves have ever looked for aid
In their reponsusnees against the nogn,es which have
nom Tine 70 time been neaped upon mem; and did
"barp upon tns subject, Is 10, the snroate' OF the
press 10 hArp, ~ point ont oontin Iay rights OF
tire people, and rc,eps her wrsngs-io counsel and
gait tnen Iris the native pressn OF lndia has faith
iuy done has pointed cut 70 the "Earopean olcer''
that the Bahama were DO, "nisgers;' has tod the
,epoy hts duty and POINTED where ne look for the
vpdcs,on Of bis rghn; has instructed ,he native In
bus efforts 10 obtain mai respec and sien his night TO
which none can deny. Ytisn EDgisbmAn "a IL has--
Been manly inst umeniai csusing the present troubles.
Let ne ark hi but nion TO the "harpnr OF
the 'press' lot "Aperca" 10 EIsanef What his
barring" Tia pointing out ninus wrongs snb no re-
dies, brought thtir "ams the Inhabitants OF the
'isr World" and gave 10 tie universe glorious
srh this "Itble oonfederacy OF sa,esi" What aidei
Cshohc emu oipst,ooYp what Oh OF aproecian 70 ls
bas, ,opplcd end raised it ruins that mag
Lihct ,uu ture "hoe en- What the greatest aid
70 people in every great struggle for nguts political o.
neral bot the "hsrpSns" inc p,os.P L because the
"press" pointed COZ TO DEEPLY sronged and do uod
den their rights, plainly stated theswroIgs n ted
ana tboesred 70 bring 10 tense Of justice arrogant
and Itrjured roverpmeD-s for thls thai ian Eoglsn
man, forsoOth mutt say thai the native press VI India
"hsrped" on vel tno~n grievances and caused 'tne
preten troubles" and therefore right 70 suppress
10; and Aho thasit-
IA |. yol may suppose. very inscriptions about. the
You, Mr. Editor, and your thousands OF readers, will
cell npderuaLd how much truth 10 be expeted from
The pre,s Of The noia Boaro." and mutt iuly under
stand that 70 The bsuve pre,s alone IT loox FOE
he truth. Let An EDgfshman" II der tand thai lis
@ ave 90 ,.o ,s 'Vt I've supprss.n sno W nav
prN n every good IL, that press, the
rtrld over, ~i ,ul chap %, a. has. The hare
Of thou'and strings In The next place, An English.
man" lays
I" On the CARDS" 20 lose India.
Fer hs Information quote observation frn,de In
VIBRATION with my seh and o,hes,) Of man. perhaps not
deeply resd but thoroughly and prac calls initatsd In
"lbdsn affairs The chance cIoum.aDocs Of an hour,
tbe events OF day, vii disclose hidden vein Of such
deeply rooted prejudice may cot the faircst gem
Albions crown y This WIS Ten years since Napier"
"Nelvie' and Jacob have, eth almost prophetic clear
ness foretold what has occurred and Inrd John Russell
"An Enslsnnan," and Thousands OF others may nud,
when too late, that this ss,urbsnce more national
U " r'm''''0n' Than they in their PHILOSOPHY d'o'n
with rcspec, TO The ",or Of stuff ,wsi.h England
may have 70 retonquer" and Of which " An Engish-
mana' relative ian csnoer, loo) writes
think sepoys are, generally speung ID towards.
Let tell " An Ensishman" and his reiAtiye'' that
OF the u the present t1r dian" rebellion ws
this treating ~ towards and degenerate race p,puls
ion Who ~ high spirited proud and warke are scarcely
cquaed n The world. Let them understand that s not
the mere "ofcerne" BY men, often ignorant OF thsr la
gusee and ofn 100 oen beardess boys that gives the
nauve that ipdonhab courage he always has evinosi
Had "Ap Enghtnan" and his creative" slood The brunt
OF an Afghan" or "PuDjsub campaign on drawn sword
at kcodkee," "Alhwh" or "Eerozepore % they would
not bold the natives 20 cheap.
That there has been great msmsnsgenont and corrup
ton In the administration q "Indsn AFFAIR." In patent 10
the world and 70 this, and the ,ou- treament Of
the proud Brahmins by the Europeau ccers ia the pre-
rent revulsion Soribed BY ANOTHER ENGIIsaHAv.