Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-24

cores eponQent IN Italy and you ought 10
know as well as l, that It was poor Bowlby,
aud not Russell, who succeeded Cook in
China. Hear, hear Nobody seems to
know whether Russell was born in 1916, OF
1921 but, graduating at Trinity, be COM
menced writing for The Times in ls43. LlY-
ing ct a sensation time, when O'Oonnell was
the sensation leader, Russell became a sensa-
ton letter writer, and, with The exception OF
the short period from 1s45 to ls4T, when he
was on The Chronicle, be has been chief Of
the Times staff.
RUSSELL IN INDIA.
In 1854 and 1855 he was the tyrant Of
the army In the Crimea, and, so unfairly did
be use the means at his command, there are
many officers now in in the British army who
treat him with the scorn which he deserves.
England may thank Russell for the additions
TO many Cimean graveyard, and many a
noble home in England has been made sad
by the reckless trader in human reputation,
who yesterday came sniveling like q whip.
ped schoOl-b0y, before the British people,
in three-cOlumn attack upon the American
Government simply because that Govern
ment has enforced It's orders; not against Mr.
Russell only, but against all the correspond
ents Of the world, American as well as Eu-
ropsan. loud cheers
WAS TIE PRESIDENT JUsTIFIED2
And now we come more directly to the
question in debate, Eds the PFssidIRt justified
IN his expulsion? Hear, hear) To answer
it, let me ask, are the American people justi-
6sd in passing any laws that they may think
proper. without consulting the London
Times2 Hear, hear, and laughter.)
RUssELL's COURSE IN AMERICA.
Received at New York with open arms,
introduced at our clubs, and in our families,
be writes bis first letter, and prints his first
libel, declaring that there was no Union feel
ing, no Union sentiment, no Union army in
the North; predicting the entire collapse OF
our Republic. He went to Washington,
where doors opened wide again to welcome
him, and again be replied with Smother sneer
against tie Federal resouFoes. Be passed on
to Obafleston, and there il vas that he found
the gentlesla1. ehiiFalrons officer, the aaoiut.
ed OarOliRis ead a5oliiigqaee RasSs 3 and
Southern Btandy. Il #Heai Asara9AR
ATaBULL RUE.
He returned to Washington il time to de-
scribe-as ahl eye esS-thea battle from
which he Acknowledges le was six miles dis
tant (Lauahter.) It las cone ts pass,
that he arrived ipSS Esshipgton some hours
in advancs he 7anized FOlanteers,
which Is ridic6l5s, - esEEsd his fscss, out
Of his i1iag glasLiaHE a ysE5 spainteEl
and can paint truth as well as 9 lei bnt
bis taste runs to the latter vein. Consequent
". he sinks truth wherever be can, so that
be may the more efsctually AOat the lie with
which he caters to the willing sPpetite oi
English secession.
RUssELL As A LIAR.
Did he not say that the American people
would not take up the first loan, and thI
| second, and the third Hear, Hear Die
he not say that our people were bankrupt
our Government insolVent, our Tressur!
empty2 Did he not say that American
would not allow themselves to be taxed
And yet, gentlemen, time has not onl,
shown that he is false prophet, but q sys
| tematio liarl Gentlemen, you must excus
nv bad French-qoud lsughter)-While
continue my dissection Of this hbelou
Chsrlatan l-the paid agent to misrepr'
ent every thing American.
RUssKLL As A EoBBER.
/ II will be remembered that, some tim
AGO, correspondents we're prohibited frOl
following the army; this was followed
tk1 the Government seizure Of the telegrap
ofices. Here was found q nice nest
Trsitors, and who do you suppose was Il
, chief robber in the bsnd2 Why, Villa
, Hovard Russell, the reliable oorrespondel
. of the London Times (Hesr, Aesr.) n
l mystery Was at LAST solved, the secret can
: out. and the hostility Of the Times-the s
e / osssion spirit Of the GoVernment-Wss g
1 planned; and the gigantic plot discovers
which has already filed many Weste
Graveyard, and has ruined, and is ruinin
'e1 and will continue TO ruin, thousands
e Fnglandl The time has arrived for
is voTld 70 understand, that the whole acti
;, of The Times, through its leaders and
ckrFespondent, hss been TO weigh gold
d. sbvereigns in the scale against human
b, and human misery. Somebody has ms
miIlions-rumOr points to Roths ohild q
7 sbme distinguished name in political i
a accomplioes Of the Times, in this nef
i6us plot 10 involve the English and Am
ieans IN ah uneiYil war, that tney MI
~ make a few more hundred thousands in
n Stock Exchange.
h EMALLY,
IN Russell went to America an sboliiont
lg, be came bsok--ss most Englishmsn do
he uro-slsTeFy man. he went toAmerioa
in. 4 gentleman; he returned-sfter outrag
red ali the rules Of good society--to ehue
az With his employers over the fortunes
lay had been made over this stock loo6ing
fes- mess. called him robber-is It not
aid berry to deprive widows and orphans
Of Frightening them into selling their 81
5 Of st ruinous prioes2 Is It not yillainoU
for print lie, 30 that ii shall resemble tn
ted Is il not murder 80 20 disseminate these
bed as to proleng 9 contest ct the cost Of th
lng- snds Of ii4es2 Is It not damRabla 10 6
lem ulate in human iosh, placing pounds il
war scale aEainst human life2