The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
MIR. LABOUCHERE EXPLAINS.

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The following letter. written the 9th inst. to
which Mr.. Henry Labouchare has not had the honor
OF a reply. will explain. he believes. the course
which he has pursued in regard to Mr.. Edward Levy
Lawson
sIR-your uncle a friend of mine. and only vain
vulgar snob paaed up with the eones Of
piled in referring: in kindly obituary notice Of
am os sS ss that De WA. e ssms.s Ss
OF 4. n mo Of ink a
the proprietor of and they value people for
live You seem to DO under the silly that there
something disrepatabe In not always having been rich
this worlds goods your equals superiors. while
ably 10 eradicate this notion from Your mind
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that referred him to friend who, although
that you placed the in hi. hands in tho latter
capacity At two Yesterday this gentleman told my
settling dispute which 1 had proposed, and your
his views Of wha. beattnr TO honor-,sug
maj % Os @ S
other man Of the world he would have told you that any
sss sas sS' and
sAs A. So. ia % a"S whsa
him repeat the assault abroad under conditions equal
Courage i he first accepts the and
1 %s Ss y adSps
you say have intention risk your life
street at late hour Of the night whom With cautious
a% each osSs that for
t,me did recognize who you were. had not.
but imagine that you found perfectly able defend
had sincere irisndship your uncle which. not;
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laugh your appsrent desire to conceal from the world
their fortunes for he had the good sense to be-
ss As regards m nave yo NO
ha.lays ip.ai!od It. The man who for ssaso
it. commits TO my mind very despeable act Your uncle
sma and vsasess plot Of land as colorado for
the alteration of and at the same time he
however. with his usual good nature he had ssssStod
naism respect alike conssrv.sivos and liberals hut
yon are base servile wretch who when Mr. Gladstone
about iobb,ss Of the House Of Commons pick up
ssa @
he out Of otee than you to attack him in
that s%insn: with feelings Of deep respect
at the same time you denounced as traitors many emf
statesmen because they declined to rat eppertunely
long you publish articles in which speak Of
agn those before whom formerly cringed 80 long
that arros.sos himself right speak grsndoso
mperonAy as the OF the entire country
%Sns s. am that at" engaged In most
Under the shall take the opinion
You s follow
confess that 1t is difficult know what to do with
sneaking bastard Of description with just enough
through which may expected to pass deal
blow from behind then to sras, 70 crowd Of roughs
quences. am sur your obedient servant, o,,crr,
CAPTAIN BonADIL-
For one whole day Bobadil vapored like very
Hector Then his courage. like that of Bob Acres.
oozed out. Ills legal friend Gin military capacity"
said at two NJ that he supposed that his principal
meant fighting. suggested Belgium and advised
secrecy. At six p. NJ. he returned. and, with
the doleful observation Of my man won't fight"
he announced that the hero had hoisted the white
flag. risk was distaseful to him. No ono had in
terfered to hinder him from mourning this risk. and
to his surprise seemed inclined interfere,
he had TO make merit of necessity aud to cat
the lcek himself. He washed 1t down with various
terrible threats of what he would do IL Iventured
to ''reopen the matter" and kindly suggested to
me to apply to police magistrate for protection.
police magistrate. indeed? should rs soon think
OF applying police magistrate to protect
from an rate jelyish from this representative
lingo. Probably. Mr.. Levy Lawson; you have
never heard OF DIR. Franklin. 1t you ask any gentle
III your Office he will tell you that when DIR.
Franklin's fame as philosopher was world wide,
States in Paris, his proudest boast that he had
been printers boy. Make your profit ont OF this.
beeear ON horseback il proverbially wondrous
sight. but II could microecopcaly look into tho
workings Of the beggar's little soul. ono would
cevable to those who honor for
what he is himself and who are indiffer-
poor printers devil or o rich proprietor OF news
paper. QsIod soisM hoe sotnm mirror ia lilo
these words are Latin. language spoken oy the
WORLDLY. and freely translated they mean that the
shrewdness that has aided you in your from
ashamed Of it, IL the only thing that admire in you
In the meantime shall have eye your lucubra-
judges lawyers artists. and Of royalty itself,
in Q country like this. whore the press Is Q public
censor. How can you be 80 foolish % to imagine
that you alone enjoy . special privilege to scatter
broadcast pernicious trash without adverse comment
or that you have been raised up irrespon-
sible prophet entitled to critcise. vilify and
malign ali others behind q veil which no pro-
fame hand may thrust 'asidef No whimpering nor
snarling on your part VIII prevent me from render
pubic that the dolly Telegraph the Daily Levy. and
that the opinions which you air in that print are
those OF mysterious divinity. QHis cslstociet iasos
cmstodesi As regards Custos Levy. oo
EDITOR oTPICE BOY.
BY the way q friend of mine has sent mo cutting
from the Manchester Guardian. This extract pro-
fesses to give. or rather to reproduce. an 40
When say that the paragraph commences
thus:-'' The Daily Telegraph publishes this morn
Levy Lawson himself. published nothing on the
matter. 1t is hardly necessary for me to deny the
truth Of the extract According to IT, the beliicose
lengthy speech detailing his grefs then. terrincd
at the august aspect of the mighty Jingo. and
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