The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-17
The Reception Of the Prince in kiehmont.

The Reception Of the Prince In kichmona. |
~ The followias documents present connpiste I
v!ndication OF Richmond from the FLANDERS of
two lying and malignant shsets in New York |
and the second. hand dissemination OF them |
by the hcna1n Times, which has adhered TO |
them Wi h a perse dishonesty disgrace
tul to that sheet, unfair and uri just as II is |
known to DE. We wonder If the lying New
YORK Tires will ever see this complete winds.
cation OF Richmond ! or, If seeing 1t. will
ever notice i'll We believe not To share the
respsc. and patronage of the Black RepubH.
can party with the Tribune, it must be as dis.
honest and malignant as that base sheet. If
IL were 10 DO an honest and honorable act. il
would lose It's respectability and influence
w,th lis party. Therefore, 1t will lie On. and
shut its eyes to the truth. Well, nevertheless
let us convict it OF fsisehood:
a. RICHMOND, Jan. 10th, 1861.
10 BENERLl TUCKER, SO,
l.. y. Consul at LIVerrool:
Ny Dear SIT; have the honor TO acknowledge
the rerspt OF y6ur 'ws letters with the papers
| ihank ,ol for yoar prompt and full Wind estion Of
the chal acter OF Richmon1 against the malicious
libel IN the New York Tiines taitei wards trans-
tered to the Londone T..ns,s) before his ROYAL
determined ~ that time To take no notice Of 1t,
until ms departure, lest his eye, while the guest Of
\
a qDnSt family quarrel, Of WHICH his enter
| ,ainment wa. the subject; and forhore there
alter to reply to it. HIS Grace the Duke Of New
castle prompted doub less, by ms his ser Sc Of
| truth ana decency,j oontradgcted It n New York
nor would now trouble myset. or Others, far
| ther wllh tins libel, Notwithstanding its transfer
to the Columns OF the Tau derer." accompanied
by oomUeLfs as false and malignant as the oIIgl-
nal, but Tor lts snbseqna mt aconc relteration and
| endorsement by way If a nole ~ your answer, in
together beside the question The fact of the af-
| front to the Prince al Wales az Richmond is
t,.ad Tue III
that rhe epithet, 'dreary, as applied To the plan
| tatIons ol the South, rs appropriate enough re
| ids the slaves who sold AZ Richmond to
spend their ives m cu'ivating them" The lat
ter part oi this note<I an insight to the edto-
raj motive that prompted this ungraclous and
! wanton insult 10 this city, by imputlng To It's
| hah,tants an lndlgnty TO HIS ROYAL Hlghness
never given, 10 wit: supreme ianatica hate Of the
| people OF the southern states, by whom New ork
! has been made the commercial EMPORIUM ot the
| | n!ted States, and thousands of Her najest,'s
| subjects ke It alive.
| Nov. at the imminent hazard of lmmolation by
| the Great Ihunderer,' affirm that Nj Bev
ery fuckers note is NOT altogether beside the
| question:, and that the al EatIoa Of any afront
| 10 tLe Prince OF Wales. at Richmond. ls utterly
| aud absolutely false and t. warrant and make
good this unqu Allied 0enlal, avouch the evidence
Of HIS Lord shI p, Ter Majest,'s Minister to Wash
| ngton, and George Moore. tsq Her Consul at
| Richmond. the veracit, oil whom the 'Ihunderor'>
liseli Will scarcely have the hardihdod IN !mpeach
so near Windsor Caste.
| give you below a copy of 4 note had the honor
to address to His L"roehip and copy oi his reply,
| also copy OF a mole from ar. Moore
| RICHMOND, VA, Dec q, 1860.
| My Lord | beg your I.ordshlp's attention for 6
| few moments to the subject of this note.
sp s,s s9 of 6s New ok Of the ny
H Hal the Prince of " ales while here. .,-
| \ our Lordship d myself were both constantly
| near his person whenever he appeared IN public
Please inform me whether, at any Tune or paoe
nnkInd. or disoourteous 10 his person, during his
VISIT To tins CITY,.
our Lordsh!ps reply will greatly obige =,
Your oh sery't, JOSEPH mAIo.'