The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-16

NJ sqn,p ssesssS &. hs the s0ae; s ssSSa
Al Bsmns he again declared his nenen Of playing the
match and the ds,e for the first week in November, N
erred that his antagonist Intended o act as his
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3 pleased tSs sssesp ,S,i
T he hOped Be- would y him Sent M 8 BIZ
So rms eenVced Mere The members 81 Mr. club
The 81 that be had 1cserfs he % back R
Those gentlemen mus now aS = MI Mr p rnoa Mas he con-
vicon other that he would not play that large
IN As" reason for playing M As" reasons for
Mr. ssSsioS not Playing d s he engaged upon lite
rary Of great responsibility and magnitude Dld no.
T Ss s1 IT, G'M o NJ % s1s
SSeDsS ds Ta ia NJ !0 s S
mnshsn he presence Of Lord yeon Mr. Avery and nd
5s % S s n. s''n
" Mr. s'aunoDs mean ' M &sS REMARK letter
under rsyew anion IN G.r, nd t%sSDsS S %ts
he previous observation that he ss",n'on1 at at
Enslsh chess world wishes to be nm
Sofpsy Sor n con SSS %h the fac,
consented 70 play Mr. Morpy single gam. oaga asked 10
course he two eonsaaon gaines played by him alliance
with against Ness psf ~ sa rssl, ue aonp
less 10 Alter alone.
to gain from contest with this gentleman. When Mr. staun
o Sa ewens be has whist his youthful amigo
roll Of victories unparalleled since Lab urdon
aunton 10, he allowed 10 risk the national honor o in
wishing M 4 adieu wond state that bis style Of com
eenc no but Mr. stanton himself would ever Sc,
up spgh defence as m As'.ha OF merior,y Pawn and
ton could have knowledge Of his thoughts
me @ Of Ss health such that he felt he Could
not do himself lusee-"hs mind.harrassed other s
brain % h Win the ap bs soI d the ma lam
but The spirit Of man which is IN him
served q n mnss e o the sie sSnSd
Mr. Morphy started Ter Europe, mott play match with Mr.
Snse rom the New orleans Chess Club and With Mr. 81
ply the Igrdsd london Ns. Of April 50 much was il
engage Ia The Birmnghau ournamcn that he informed the
Secretary he did not regard such contest as any true test OF
up the whole mater win state the nakel facts
Mr. sau4 made tscry6ody believe he had accepted the
Mr. stauaton alowed St Georges Chess Club raise
Mr. sauntoS ASKED delay of month in order to
brush up his openings and fniines ,r tho pr
NJ staupoa liked the beginning November the
Ifsii this 40 mean Il vii play. then is there
ing IN Language | beg 10 sqs9ri6e mys,if Mr. Editor
Ss aT 5sPssGtfn yfPg an OCT Il ISIS MILNE EDGE
This letter followed by several others viewing the
question in different Lights but all taking the ground
namely that Mr.. stanton merely awaiting himself OF
pretex, for backing OFT Of his promise to play. one of
these communications SAYS
But s is the Representative English chess BY whose
e eeS9n ne dgee neSer rs heard Of Calling az s
self the conservative Of unwilling Engi,h he will
correspondent and to his coryph'eus the time have
be Len. a% not M AVN went % @
mngham simply 70 get Mr. to name IN the presence Of
there Mr. S the LIST OF November Arerresentaie Of
iassi Morphy's Is Play, TAX" lie comes and
the New World shall take the liberty Of believing what
hGse; IKE Moh shall not h hold o
Sna , cs e r pass.
EAstsurEs. Oct. 81, IsSs
Two other correspondents write as follows
@ general opinion 10 Of Es1ss PLAYER:
say he OF condition let him train give up the cham
p5nship Ike man No one would blame him at hi and
case be must he bell no esser hands The Champion
to take up whatever gauntlet Is dung down let the chvarous
boy who has crossed the Atlantic challenge the chess players
fairly let US not seek 70 put HIN Oh with
IHE ExfREsrDENr OF PROVINCIAL CHESS CLUB.
Ma EplToR.-Mr sAun,on either is or is nc the chess
champion q England ready 70 defend his belt against all
oipraetce literary avocsons or such IKE excuses for
be no, he champion why then did be hold himself on,
Why 9y ss q he . M s " Hs
land some but tsors senssoetal now
s ann % se pSa si sss
disturb sn S hSRn % se
Psss s snS , Mr. 1S I'M e put 10 S
play trust STR that Il such an excuse be allowed A. least
aSa s aas NOT esnd hs N sas
We have prudeny" declined the contest We must Be
guard for the future how proclaim champion
gentleman who "reres u'o private life the m9men, FOR
Mr. stanton having proved by his reply in the mgs
tra,ei Losd0n Ners how Little regard lac has for hts pro
mise 10 play, and his character before the public Paul
hw iNal adj Of
British Chess Association Lord Iyttlcon and thus claim.
justice al the hands Of Mr. Stauntons countrymen;-
To RIcu HoSoRArLr Lord LrrnEroS, President OF the
Nv LonD-ou The an Of February the Chess Club Of New
sao sy Sa e AND 0Ss @ chess wS
me On ne y o. Np Mr. stanton sp.d 70 is e. IN ne
being distinguished by extreme courtesy but ohJecng 70
p Few mon Ss1 az ys . Europe se
stacle the Of our meeting made Mediate prepare
so soG within sO month bad the ges,aGs Of epsans
joys reputation Cned states unsurpassed ~ ts, q
ho2SaPrd ehsn NJ scented mn calIenga nsry WV agS
lapse = one .enh g. n nurpose q preparing f The
ooisss my sosssE un AFR ae
event addressed him IN the following terms
e n M Ts s ion n - yo hang ~, s. p sr
90 commence link would be advisable 70 settle The pre-
early pc tod when your meet mine
that contest which have - much = Heart aud which from
word may - looked upon ac,,aipR am, deqr sr
yours, very respectfully, PAUL NOkPfiY.
MOI receiving satisfactory reply N this Communication
again Mr.. ktauniun = follows
DEaR FRI first apologize Tot pre-
yious communication. you observe numerous contests
must be the for rcmissnes II cerisny hrh
compliment % - young player - myself that you whose
reputation IN the chess has been unappruaChed
long should require preparation FOR
match. Immediately my arrival " England. two
months spoke you reference
u accepting The challenge you stated that you should require
time prepare, and proposeda period FOR
meuete which accepted. am well That your many
Ia the literary world must serious In
In meeting aud therefore DESTROYS
consult wishes every respect Would you stat.
the earliest pfOrunky when tbose wN permit
the match coming OF such lime being consistent with y0rpr
viOEa The few weeks referred
rather ami shall feel highly graiHed
hxnE definite period for the
urey 70 yourself remain dear yours very esiuy,
PAUL MORPHY
70 reply.
attended the annual meeting o. the Association for the er
press purpose 81 requesting definite
the ms,ch N The presence Of your or~p gentle