New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
MR.. STANLEY'S ANSWER.
u1s REPLY TO TIE REARGUARD CHARGES
nDcLAR1NG THAT THE TIME HAS COM FOR
HIM To sprAK IL FULL-wHAT HE SAYS
ABOUT B|ARTTELOT, JAMESON BoNNh'

a LARGO audience heard Henry vi. N'dh'N ""
IN Chickering Hall last night the STORY VI NV
Pcar-Guard" Of the Emin Pacha Relief ENpcdl'loh'
Tho Rev. ]. NJ. Buckley presided MI H"nHN
sad that the subject OF his lecture "o"p' ~ '"
s'' t"' ro.s ,fric, and the Rescue of Emin
pacba - and he ADDED that he would MAKE ir
49, frst time. a public statement about the rear
- or77T portion of the audience sympa-
.tiaod with Mr.. Stanley, and applauded MN
heartily. Ii. Oh
,be story of the crossing Of the oeiS'
,,ric,, forest. which he has often told "el'c III
-rint and from the platform, MI Stanley went
r. tho subject OF the rcar-coiumn. lH'S Is "
.orbatim report of what lac SAID;
I'm time immemolial it Ia, been tme :, 0"I Lnr,
from rl Inc dead a. free from ,censure ana 70 D"rS
70 ,'f.crcd, with them IN their grave, n". -
n ~" be- admitted mat II l. as 'i"ci anu ~" u"
SANDER anu r ed" that 1' in me morning of the 3oth OF
RS. surrounded 10y aDuh' WlN J. " 49,
~ and growing over the ioHe "i lUi 1N Err', and
Mg" r !" Of nay expedition Tor the RELIEF Oh mn %1
CeUIrad IN the terrible disclosure ".'uV y roii,ef
snrNjvinc officer, | wrote I'D my rPo.' 'W Ur,C,.d
surNnt,"tT. mat the rear column hHd hcch "tV,nU"
tONhh ,rre>olutiou of il, oncer>, the neseoJ " NV"
pS,ni,e,. aud their Indifference 10 tW" VI" IL, I,yr
prom ssr,uIe seems To- have provoked ana 10 n1.G
drr,>toned the publication OF e. iDyIlon> n,G t. and rJ T."
oTIc Diary and Letters OF MAJOR I~.v'' ,,o I,,,,.
! aroused the hostility OF the Earilc!'l anu go
, famiuc, and the rccrmlnaIon, anu H. fine OF
tonI tlai ,ru,nre four ont Of the FIVE Officers o! .t
NI.'"- f,, ,,.ra -vn1u-.d 10 Ur awe. YIN "t''
M ,do'rIed 'iiIH "t he had been hot while committing an
unmaaS a. tn "p'Wi Mr. Jameson wa, supposed To re al
STANLEY Fails. Nj. Ironp ,hai uafn inl "a bv
Nj Ward was sulro>Jo ,16 onIv Nr. Eonny va, lett
oIuer, o n ", tLe ,ria,. miserable aud auaemic remnant
Of the rear column. II dcpcnteu' 'nety'o,' " "'D 1irc - "a
Ronnv. the sole ,educ'tr" ""r lon,a,ird with tc
written report Of all ths i1,N 'o""V'I< c"d.r o " me
disasters. aud il Gcvolvcd upon ne. = ,""0o I'd Un
expedition. to give my. opinion upon "o WIN n"' mV
Ciy.n iV his of1ccr and other WI t'@0'N W." IA
tuer which contained my tharIa nc ,Cn,WV g" mG
England il wa pupi>h'u ul .V ,irS,Ilir tteno,nred
since it, publication l nav uoen 'on'ttrt"o'Ir ,,,tt In, and
a, cruel. harsh ana nH.'n.I'3o NY ,tio'. EaJ been
founded upon ANYTHING appI9' IN - 90 tt9n1 Ton tom Wv .c,I|y
sisted ooN "i CNPI,">3!" , NM ILaut ~ fo ne
ing relatives. J. 1Gn"H' Hnd,,,6 me- to inclnde thc Iivinc
and the dead I'm "a general .'u>"rc ~ re- r'" 't.
But the public il"h oil N'J"I I1tUI' No., ", " "J
letters has caused the public 10 "cn"iI'e me q 'rH'I
and unjust 20 the d"ld. a. Wei '> /" l' "H'5 q"
expedition h. ihc I'it' Di r".l j. - rr "n' rr,rv
Of ,pecula'or~. ana tH-",t' "i .,T, i.r,on ,rh".H
integrity are involved m ms "'uN
distractions to m" We're Wlthoui q nav, "m'Ny m",61>
were without Soig' ,,ln. ~ ~. ~. cMWSsmirl,uon1 as 10
dare submit 10 IN irdne,d me- IA Volunteer for the
the motives whch Mu"''" "' " ~
service. v,,r
HIS LIFE IN AFRICA
Ny life Of African exploration has been q life given
49, .oryi,o n humanity and civilization. !
up 10 me sv'N"o VI .1 rhor,,.r W.
have. TO the best Of my power, ana whenever ii w"
nos.,ble. helped and bcfnendcd the poor African. !
r. re-,r,od him NOT a.. an equal. but rather "a, a
child, 10 be treated Win great mercy d"u
7 an, nr,uS and thankful that my name is known
n.am~sou, Africa. from east To- west. from tribe to
mo"-"'' ; -, nan who de.,,,s ro,co. and i A. a
tribe, "a a Iusi man VINO uo>''VS p''''' ""U = y
father to hi, mel. / think MY life work should be
q sunhcleh' PROF. 7'~' pau,,o
Among our band oil volunteers WIS oe '"'"
Mussrave Barttelo,. the son Of a Sussex Baronet. and
..c9nnaueed bv a friend Of mine. lie Wa said TO
hayc distinguished himself in me Atshani~tan ana ne
sondaac,e soldiers. several day after he had set out
j was toId by 'ei'Hu bId'h Vi"'' J." ,; r'
wV M ~ f Te Of nj. oonduct. then resolved
within myself tlat. as 10 was too la t. recall him.
ana that il " would be a pity To di~mi,, him for au>lnlns
he had done IN me Pc, J"a, j. ""ur a, .I%r n. pnpmI-.
=, Pic( r|. D mae f.mp.I. 4, far A. YAmbuya i saw
10 sufficient reason 10 di,mi-- him. III hat 'Wo o.
three unc> ueeh Po''l"1', nv i" o" ,'.,dn,Drt i'm
tSe tniiprr and -nrh elcu,cl for the Gi,o1edience. that.
not wishing 10 deal har~hlv. ! allowed him to remain.
Compelled 100 press ON 10 the relief of Emlh. ] wa
obliged 20 form the tNp'dIli'h ll'" TWO 'on"'IS.
first column Wa 20 mairh under my own tpIWllWt'
The second column Was 10 be formed ont Of the "a,
rsor. II Uolobo and Naubuya. q, soon IL, they COuId
be brought together hv steamer. ana was Ia he led
out after me on our track with the reserve ammunition
and stores. II Tippu-Tib furnished 900 Garner. ac
COldin- 10 contract. then 20, men oo"u '"n1
ieeG icft with the rear column, and could, III d couple
OF months, ovoiiasc u-. - we in inc 'HN 'I't '"'."
would re coI-id er"-y DELAYED I'D hgA.i- "a "@'
through the bush. While tir party following ai'f "-
would have a straight road aud cl"", trnL
But after the advance column had returned IRON
he Albert. NVauza we found. 10 ON -rel ana horror;
that Major Bal1telot had been shot. That Nr. IF'hp Atl
hen ir,aliqrd home. that Mr.. Jameson was h"aN
a. stanley Fails and Mr.. Ward Wa, detained al lan-ald'
md tf,- IG4 /4nliarl~ and ~>oudauc~" were either
dead. deserted or missing that ~iDriNt"" "cr HfiH-
then in ca.up. thai there were only sixty men lrit
out Of go men able - travel; TIA, only ah,nl On
third - TIE good Nclc I'l' ana nut ,r 'CIY u,
survivors Wa, - shocking Do it@ character 'Hu "i'u''
revealing SD much lrre~'lIt''. "cah1",-' uNHa.
craven submission 10 tyranny. -.lf~hu"o> ana bil
tsNtv. that ] was compelled to -ay hat me rear r'luLlH
WI wrecked BY the rresoinuoi' neglect ana """er
WHAT prZZTFD HIN.
ia ,t.. ,,n,or,ir, those officers
in my DOOM ! ''''' .'''' '"' ""7
wLo have fallen cr who were turned BACK b\ lHi'N' ~
accident will admit with pleasure that while in nv
- ..,r.od mo-, c.t,,nIe Of fulfilling
eN~l'"' wy d.,, %
fe highest expectations, mat J never iEo 4 "''o' ~
ANY one of them until Nr. BOuuv poured INTO nv ears
80 di.n., ,,,, I'D, ,no r.,r column. While ! possessed
'f ''''' I.n, ,r t,..I,v r
e'5I'N P.''' a., ,.,.o.d ..