The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-08
Mr. HURIBERT INDICATED.
rgr xxrsrnvcs o. WHIPPED MURRAY.

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ne IL Not = "Nes-existcnt Phastcr..-
A Letter Sent 10 Mr. Labouchere Of ths London
4 Truth.
To THE EDrroR OF TRuTH-Sir: Whatever
your differences OF political opinion with my
husband may be. am suro that the cowardly
malirnity with which he has been assailed
and bounded for the two past years behind
HE back By the baser sort OF partisan jour-
nails 10 England must be as disgusting to you
as to every man OF courage aud Of character.
/ do not hesitate, therefore, to ask you to give
q place In your widely circulated columns
to plain and explicit statement OF
certain faots within my own knowledge.
ny husband. having been directly and
without provocation or excuse. attacked
and subjected with me to monstrous wrong
and injury by the Lord Chief Justice OF Eng
land. who has never SO much as known him.
or had anything leRitimstely to do with him
end his affairs. hes recently caused to DO pri.
vately printed volume carefully setting forth
q true record Of all the circumstances con.
nected with this attack upon him by Lord
ColeridRe. A CODY Of this volume he sent not
long ago to the Standard newspaper In Lon
don. with tho editor OF which journal he has no
personal acQuatntance. requesting him as q
matter OF justice to publish q letter about It
correcting a misstatement rs to Its nature
and purport which had found its way into
some English newspapers This letter ap-
peared In tho Standard OF Aug. 30. certain
parts Of It being. however. suppressed. as
criticisms" OF the alleged action" Of the
Lord Chief Justice OF England. Perhaps the
English laws make 1t penal to criticise so ex-
allied parsonage, though 1t would seem to be
more consistent with English liberty that
Judges should be left to protect themselves
against criticism BY the integrity and impair.
TALLY OF their conduct
Be this as It may, q friend insLondon has
sent me cuttings from very cheaply and
coarsely printed newspaper. which show that
into this paper portions OF my husbands letter
to the Standard were copied. only to be ac-
com panied by comments as choap and as
coarse ~ the paper on which they are printed.
Into one OF these comments the writer 10 man
ly and well bred enough to Introduce my name
and to attempt to strike through me at my
husband. do not name this wretched jour-
nal because it's name Is associated In tho past
with that OF an honorable and accom-
piished English gentleman. Mr. Green,
wood. friend OF my husbands for years,
BY whom It was formerly conducted with
equal sense. wit and decorum. nm told 1t is
now known as the st Giless Gazette. but be-
lieve that In the lowest purlieus OF London.
Englishmen would resent an attempt to wound
man By sneering at q woman and wife. In
after retailing the silly falsehood that my hus-
band went to Mexico to look for one Of the
s ssas %s1 Of sSes 10
Ss:d ,; %s' s.l the American s"Ssrs have
There are but two words Of truth In this con:
tsmptib!e passage I am the devoted vile"
he lis as an sr e..
eSSsiassion q idSiSisi isiSs.ies WIZ psssene
S.H.sp ssoS sly
The GOOD name q EnsisS iustiSs. But It has
s f' ae sd n0E MIN the II ali fh IT, e es q e
ta s sIsr. y
Wrsa essssm So reR ft a1d my
duty duty. IN the absence Of my husband and Of
years. and to say through your columns what
% 81 the
Mr.. Justice Cave. aftsr. had come all the way
frome Rome to London. to testify to In his
% #iIired Murray. but myself have seem
him n ~ This fact as was infoymsd BY % .a,
sS IN IN
q her husband, . Innocence. must be CON.
character and his liberty sworn away BY q
person proved over and over again to have
a e. 9 e
say one word In his own defence against
charge GEStenassSd e be founded upon biz own
BY the highest legal authority In Engla aud. But
Justice Is made s whsh
the greatest English lawyers truly denounce
No barbarous and not TO he submitted to by
any aap person who loves no allegiance to that
| frst saw wilfred Murray in New York in
the asn
says he y 4 l r,sIatIys q GrenyllIe Murray. the
! book which I had then boen Just reading
This doubtless kept the name In my memory.
MaTras being not
name I afterwArd cav IN, London, at our
house no. the man RoiIIi@and. under which name
London. for reasons OF his own tposslbiiy
not unconnected with schemes he was then
.ess to q TO &
nan Rolland something peculiar. Of which
,ISn SPOKE to one hs American law
What 1 was told Of Murray BY. person long
lna the M emDloy%snt %. Of your husband wh1
.boat him." OF this. affidavit given to our
hat the person who made is states
hat =, ;, he S zee employed by ny husband at
ragged ct my husbands private residence In
certain important spanish doom
ribbed for use In . diplomatic and financial
transaction OF importance. He testiaes to the !
resemblance between the hand
'opld scarcely distinguish one from the other. !
In this connection let me say that while OK |
mining box Of papers, Just after the verdict |
. my husbands ievor. which box had not |
raj years. before. myself found among
lumber Of Spanish documents aud books. a |
on. In handwriting hardly dlsting uishabie, |
ven by me. from that OF my husband. o note
o THE effect: Il have compared this with the
fEns HP a. haze aSs. % %ss sSps NTH
Another Affidavit I'm tho NOS aspion Oh.