The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02
New gac,.-y.ads Byron to wr,. Leigh.

New Eucts--y.ais Byron to MRS. Leigh.
rsc pHbliu Etsaja0 HGI OF the 2oth OF october
ssPpnes toe following ccinmeuta snd eters:-
The new number 81 ths Quarterly Repew contains
81 elaborate article on the controversy raised OY
Mrs, Stowes "lru3 story or Lady Byroa's Lnc.'
The reviewer writes Ia style OF which tas present
generation has had little eXpeitonGe-thN Of Ise
s ony Mho sSe 4ss" gs
troycrsy. but some who have not done 50. and who
40 thinks have no right to look idly on. tic begins
by apparently rapudiatiug lie plea put forward by
soIae 81 Byrcns defenders thai The poets works are
70 be judged Of apart nom his life; the "fair fane
OF Lord Byron is dear 20 the admirers Of genius
and 10 weaken ais moral character Is 70 lover
his literary reputation" We are not oalled TO fol-
low inc o!oytsrtg aet1eiuer through sae complete
summary aud analysis OF tho controversy which he
present weigh Ris conclusions. Ibe writer bss some
substantial contrisutions 30 maze, not, perhaps 70
solution OF the Byron my story out 20 Inc defence
OF Lord Byron against Mrs. ssOwo's particular
charge, aud 1t ~ OF tsese that We wish 10 sako no,e
Tney consist ef letters wristen b. Lacy Byron 20
Mrs Leigh tho poets sister, long after tue date vi
which, according to Mira. Stoves narrative, Lady
Byron had become aware or I13 connection between
her ausnsnd aud taat lady.
or the letters, now published for the Gvs, tims We
are told shat The arss NOT dated, WIS evldently writ
she left Tor kirhS Mallory. her saler-in law being
ti.en under the same root VITA bei Mrs. Lei.A
remained vita Lord Byron Ia ficcady for sevess,
wesxs Aztec the departure OF Lady Byron ana only left
eim when she found that sue could be o, fush her
use TO either party
tou win fntnA iuN Vefy sNOsso nut IloJ twO
three times talk you your departure with
ssosos yissssso IT, me say ore word n th. way spaEs
vii nor Gao Ask you % sy oao moment onsr aan you
assaTsd rom VOW s'q S' =. s5. a' S 81
say INA, whatever tbs situation mag be- t.rs
my sappaas these feelings viii sssnss ardsr any siS.
snG.'psss and should be gsyea yoa 5ia 9os under.
love you lees viii cay no Judge ior yourself abou,
could DO wso enough 10 do that The grss lime In your he
Addressed 90 tbs cover. "To The Hon. Mrs Leigh"
,, klssy N VA. .Ss &, Jar, ss, islc
nv Dgasrer AL IL my great conafors inas you 10
Piccsdliy.
prFsr At know J9a ss S ne e. % 1r yop and
II sst 40 ,li 80 ro,sn
unless You grow ursd d The oHlos which may wei b.
xrpmAnrar AuauarAsssn he your sslsi g ii mss.
RESIN my rights 70 be 50 considered sai don't tank isst
VIII make any difference ia NE kndne" nave SO unioFmy
experienced rom you . -
MY prArxsr AuorsrAyou are desired by your brother
my father has acted With my concurrence IA pro-
posing separation. lie has II cannot be supposed that,
Ii my present distressing situation, am capable Of stating
n detailed manner the reasons which WI no only asiy
wish 10 remember unnecessarily (.) those injuries for
u .si R S and
aversion 70 the married stare ana hs desire sna
himself from thai . as a ~ e sn or ap, O
convinced mo ias. ali hess attempts % eonIOus toward.
ha easloss his LITTER 10 my father Wishing
a. T. BYRON.
FrD.A 1915,
hope dew that you would on no account withhold
from brother the letter which seni ye1iedRy, In an.
10 written by h desire; particularly aa ono which
hrye received from himself to-day rsniers stu more i'm.
porian that he should know The content, q that addressed
to vou am, IL htre and not well you're most alec
nona.civ a. u btf.Or.
KfHay MALLORY, Feb. II, kl6
The prSnca, suerlngs Of all may yet be repaid IN bless
inga no nc, despair absolutely, asares and aaye me bt
enough 81 interest 80 afford you Any cauaoaon ~
psrtagHs OK that sorrow wa most unhappy - cause
thus min o8iiOaGy wiz DO ~ optnidE hereafter,
and a. present hcres rHprrah vCMd be- forgiven
th0ush eayep tnows have coasd0fsi .aap ~