The New York herald., 1863-10-24
Hhe Attack or the London Times on
General Waibrfdges
TO THE EDITOR Or THE HlRALD

n6gnDOfb
may willingly accord me for my persistent and ouspokeu
conviction OF the true policy 70 adopt In the crisia
through which we passing, the use of your
columns while denoupce. In every particular the false
malignant and unjusthabe assault upon my character by
she London Tme as given n the teegraphc
from st. john NJ b. to the morning press Of this oitys
The cause OF ths appears the expression
my opinions at the splendid entertainment given by that
public spirited citizeu Jno B. Eads OF St. Louis to
she distinguished Russian Admiral in honor Of the
Russian nation, for the dignaed honest impartial and
honorable COURSE adopted by the Russian Emperor aud
bis people in reference TO the internecne struggle going
On In America between the constitutional government Of
the United States and the wicked Infamous attempt 70
gent and rebellious States.
here perhaps might stop yet II Is but just that
should give my countrymen what presume is the key
20 this unjust assault Al the celebration Of Washing.
nicpal authorities Of this city IN tho FIRST year our
war after having urged the government at tho inaugura
and take immediate possession OF South Caroline becom
Ing convinced that the rebellion could be sustained
unless tho rebels believed they would obtain assistance
from abroad and witnessing that the London Times was
stimulating In every possible manner this belief com
mented upon the action OF the English government in
recognizing the rebels begerenis and upon The rights
OF neutras In time OF that government insisted
o Inc commencement OF our struggle that We should
less there should be appended adhessn the follow
ipg extraordinary declaration, to witt
ss Se s Of This day be-
and the United States Of America Earl Russell bg
=" ao s % .s have
prevailing in the United States NV"
then took occasion TO say:-
can best Illustrate the great here by
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English We're falling before them what would have been ee
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In France and conflict for the throne that il must be andcr
on Ssre n nsa n The Of
S,es as those 70 which la referred there would be
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French Emperor the French people.
And in responding to tho wanton attack upon our gov
ernment BY the London Times for the adopted
BY attempting TO close the harbor OF Charleston by stone
blockade, Said
% a @ % ss nATs n this
sasy
ing street the Comp,roer Of The British Navy
@ The ss s ssSs%s
By Docking Tor the q
y noay I'm ms Mnen ,ns nrs "a people were wsging war
ss hins % 5 s s, GsS which , remain TO s:
narrow entrance At Aexanaris, ESypt sunk i've ships
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commended the sinking OF rocks any
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tacstons by hs conbnsd asess Of France and Enssnd
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those very ast. and usaed them - principles Of public
After experience of another yeaf In the war; on the
22d February 1S63 when addressing again the mum
ciIa authorities said "that in The contest In which
were now engaged the duty Of the government 10 no
me American people owe Il to their own dignity TO stand
upon tho position thus assumed and 70 declare that
psndine this gigantic strife When we have subdued
tresson when have saved the national life, when
we have restored the conssuon over every ncn Of our
and nformers will then be time 70 reinaugurate those
peaceful and pacific prSposons which ISs 70 .mslorase
ternatona law which TO control and conduct nations n
the future"
Intervention 10 affairs BY the Western Powers Of
Europe, said:-
No snne believe that If the Powers Of France
France the immense Power Of Russia would remain
gle wsSoai ssreeSins forth helping hand Upon
oys caus he Emperor Of the Rnssias has no, TO give
The Ssne, Of = 70 true be has asporsd
the but ye. IN every expression Of
arms; he could fail perceive that he>
woSs Seess.ary Be limit to The hiisero Amos,
power The United States which he has relied hold IN
fIsSe Is :H ias he Rs:ss people
msbe Power one Of the great Powers sonsndns for the
ss sSs esa @ s .s ls.s .
Tor them cordial sympaihy; aud we hayca
foss%isSs % Power. @ q
EoSernment to and share with the
asn,sde Of e .'ruess and psrps,a.. the condition % of
NOUS rebellion was nanguratei.
When the expression Of this view Of the probable &C
Russia only ectured the London Times had
10 offer; but now when prophecy begins TO
proportions Of history, and Russian feet
rides pleasure In the magnificent harbor OF New York.
and an actual fraternion has already begun between
the people Of Uned statss and Russia the London
doubts ~ hopes 70 ntndate all who have the mapiucss
10 dsnounco tho action Of that JOURNAL whose crs from
rsoted 70 eject dismcmbsrment Of Union.
Each day xperiepce demonstrates that the London Ts
oouSses begin /, prevail and wherever the ngsh MAS.
e. have had an opportunity Of expressing their conviction
upon tho morit of struggle has been invariably 10
favor OF the Upioa cause. The spesch OF Earl Russell
q n gowre In Of conlnuance Of the friendly
atons between Great Britain and tho United States and
the act Of the English govern nsut In placing the
broad upon the rebel rams, evipce
on tho part that government 70 hereafter adopt The ex
precision o( the English PEOPLE 40 its future policy
Apologixng the space already occupied IN your CO.
tumns, conclude No intimtdatiops from the Londoa
~<s or any OF the lesser uminarles n the pay d the
rebels shrink nom the full oppression q
my Juss convcsons me great cause o. maintaining M:
II paramount 70 eli personal feeling, the triumph of any
man q any party Lse each csen, there
FORE properly discharge his duty and the public liberties
are guaranteed against both foreign invasion and do0se
tic treason. Yours truly, hlkAA WALbkn8E.
Nsw YoRG, Oct. -, 1883.
Music In the Park.
Ths Park Commissioners announce that there viii b
music At the Park, on the Mall. to-day, u three O'Clock