Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04

governments more than they do indlvlduals
who know their oapee>la not just and thel
the condemnation Of truth, and Jultloe !.
that this ShiEhiy respsesseis I1eniismss, 10.
siding In the State Of danaAohuaettin shan
be produced, and shall prove his statements
should swear 70 theis truth uaiil hiS aylns
day, his PERJURY eahsot stand forever. Ths
day Of reekoninE must come, and may 6en ,si
earth DO rightp' and win not the wrongs Of
Empires be Judged as severely a. those o. W ".
divfduAist The knovis9gs have been taught
Hin and His Justies 20 sustain Us IN this our
hour Of sorrow and need. Let this DC con-
sidered As my deeiAration Of war;
1aolemnly Anirm that the statements maze
By the highly rslpsstsbis gentleman residing
10 the state OF Massaohuselts, and the AM
daylts 70 ne same siFSet,n 81 forth BY Nj
lutsly false. II IL not true that my father
ever authorised any one 10 sell his "elaim
sg.inst he Russian qoyernment, spountinS
BY MT. OataeaEy. tits not natural my father
should do 30 when I know, and oilers know
that he yas spendlng not only hundreds epl
rights. why, then, IL suoh 40 absurd state.
ment madel IL u not plain that that state
meat coupled with the charge Of ints%pet.is
with a view OF dsrfsdIne ny fathers good
name and his rights IN the eyes OF the world
and TIE aSysSnHsni % The United states
NJ, Widow and orphan SusiloOE Tor Justice
Does any ssy thu. an mad to weak thus
rance Of the means which are sometimes used
In legal warfare to accomplish an endt l oaiy
answer that God And The right are on r ny
the Almighty arm for my support, l stand
forth alone 10 defend the memory OF my father,
and the feelings Of my mother from the wrong
ter and his Government, who dare not stand
before an impartial Judge and Try tho cause
vhiSA he prs.umss g PronsSgg1.s iru,S
ever this cry for Justice nay reach them, e
rally and help me 70 repudlate this insult
aimed a. beth the llyiSs a., and n, The dead;
preolate the humiliation to mo 70 appear as
now do, and were Il not for the duty / owe to
my mother, who still lives to suffer for the
wrongs commenced upon my father, could
wish myself sharing the sod which ooyers his
grave, and reposing BY his side. The Emperor
Of Russls may render tardy justice 70 me
or not, As results may Determine, but nothlnG
that can be done Will relieve the sting Of sor.
row and deep burning wrong 90 psedles,ly cas-,
"'''" anu MS BLANCHE A. PsREEs.
No comments Of ourS can add anything TO
the force Of the above letter. There IL
something simply grand In such an effort
on tho part OF an orphan girl, who, having
no brother, and while laboring to aid In the
support Of her mother, can produce such
letter In ylndlcation Of the honor aud memory
Of her dead father. Nothing but tho deep
est conviction OF right, Inspired by conf
denee In the justice Of God and that truth
aud right was on tho Slde OF her father,
could call forth the above communication
from tho daughter Of Captain Perkins. The
sentiments uttered In this letter would do
credit to any one who ever directed or served
the Russian Empire. But Empires do not
oflen produce such girls as the daughterof
Captain Perkins has by thls letter shown her
self 10 DO. It ls from such women as this
we are favored with our soldiers and states
men, who know bow to defend and adminis-
ter the rights OF our people and our Great
Republic.
From Information we have received we
Apprehend Mr.. CStScazy and bis afidhyit
makers will have pretty severe time Of II
before they get rid OF the attack made upon
the character OF Capt, Perkins.