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The Press.
THE PRESS .
I LBL . C OPINION THE BEST ARBITRATOK . ( i ( A MASOiVIO ANALOGY . ) £ £ ^^ «™ ^^ for ,
world bas since testified , in TmanTl ^ b ^ ZT ^^ ' ' and the «™^ which , we venture to think , ougl " not to be lostnl ^ T ty /? Btefa % to heart , and importance of the disclosures which elosed ^ uoX ? ™ , ^"' V ' Se " Se of «* Great Britain have denounced that law ' wtth which i wJ " , t ? ? 5 The merchants of and from which we then exnerieneed V ZiS « was attempted to stop our mouths quences , as what it really b ^ a devke fo ^ the proLlTnf 1 " *? ' ?? ^ *> ' of public security . e P rotectl ° n of fraud , and for the obstruction
dii ^^ s is rL srinSUi h e TnreVo * , wth the «» importance than that which earned for us tW „ n = on ! , \ ° / Vlew > is of still more citizens . What affects thehonou a 7 d fetoSfv I'T ^ u , ° Z ^ of ° ™ 1 ™ - negotiations with foreign powers SylK , ? ° - w ! - British ™*™ m its of peace or war , must l / admittedT t if great eZlZZT" ™ ™ - ^ P P commercial transactions . The lives and forhmPt nf °£ than any P artl < = ular class of false step which is bCOncerned in
made on such . round as this ? 11 " "ty ? e ™ 7 Liberty of speech on th « e 8 uyectei 8 B ^^ t £ ch ' ^ T 7 ? ter 6 St is at stake have a press above the reach of corruption ^^ u « T « K ^ A C ° Untry' aml to safeguard against the dishonesty or the infflMdt ? rf tW h ' i he ^^ ^^ Pubhc opinion , speakine unreservedly throiwl ?™ , ^ ¦ , by , w ! lora ll is governed , sibi ity ; and the li ght Ihich L thus ? v > ouredt nmnZ ^' V ^ ^^ SOul ^ P « : £ vtl and military administration ta * ^ »^ t £ ^ f SS 5 fiSC
r S | ™ ^^ exp ^ sion , but iffii ^ sw & s 2 iwr ^ p «2 r'^ '^ 52 ft officer , either of this or of any fS no ^ r o n ? "' Constantin ° Pfe- No agent or conduct affecting the pubSZtSi ^ ckt ^ ^ L ^ ape ?* m or C 0 UKe » f sentativesof this and o her coun Hes act ftb fL ^ / ^ "Me ^ uence ts , that the
reprea ^ P and universal criticism before their eyes ° ^ Wth tbe fear " ^ searcfcng rnoT power JwcHKXh ?^^ wotl T fT ? ? 7 ^^ ° ** left to its own natural and untop «^ o ± ^\ V . ^ ^ and ^ eful onl y when to crush in our persons b y S XS ook nW ' v " ^ f" a " P ' was made have desired that , if this battlewas " tobe foUhttt t ° " / "T , '! ^ Nor could ™ more favourable to the publi * h ^ and fi ^ tlT I " ' , ^ U P a S " bs secret abettors ( whoever they / on Z olcasSn " ' ^ P ^ by M" P'SAN 1 and
that species of legal annoy ^ ce ^ 5 ^?!^ h " i ° ^ pre 8 s sil 0 uId be llab , e » PUKDEBZCK PrsANr , feehnt th ecraftof C < X ™ M ' ^ ? haVe been s ^ tet \ . Mr . he has suffered no loss whatever ZlH ^ ^ hlS brethren to be in da "S « ( though in the British Embassy ? , ^ ^ hfd tie audac ? vtoen ^ ° *? *> bUt StiU mai"s his ° ^ of libel . I „ this , weneednot tell ouiSt ^ tT ^ ° u ? ° mouths with the ^ haye been the result " ^ W failed whatever miht
of his act on but hannilt In H ' S law ( arbitrary and unintellS ^ it isf ^ o ' n " , " T ™™ ' We have had even * made upon tne system , and not upon hi' iXidua AaV nT' ""'^ 7 F , ° " , entl y verdict against us . ItPs humiliating , Wver to think lU ; 7 COuld , have found a appeared to convey the slightest r . ers ? n „ * ™ fl „ ? ' J , at ji our statements had merited ) , which wewulcfnot ^ fflI t ? . T" ^ individual ( however well costs , and the jury would have ^ been obS to nt ' haV 6 bee " - Saddled with eno ™ ous manifest justice of the case We S * f ° " 0 UIlce ; "ommal decision against the remed y this crying evil iXJ ! L ^ flSU ^^ JS ^^ iS ? "
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The Press.
THE PRESS .
I LBL . C OPINION THE BEST ARBITRATOK . ( i ( A MASOiVIO ANALOGY . ) £ £ ^^ «™ ^^ for ,
world bas since testified , in TmanTl ^ b ^ ZT ^^ ' ' and the «™^ which , we venture to think , ougl " not to be lostnl ^ T ty /? Btefa % to heart , and importance of the disclosures which elosed ^ uoX ? ™ , ^"' V ' Se " Se of «* Great Britain have denounced that law ' wtth which i wJ " , t ? ? 5 The merchants of and from which we then exnerieneed V ZiS « was attempted to stop our mouths quences , as what it really b ^ a devke fo ^ the proLlTnf 1 " *? ' ?? ^ *> ' of public security . e P rotectl ° n of fraud , and for the obstruction
dii ^^ s is rL srinSUi h e TnreVo * , wth the «» importance than that which earned for us tW „ n = on ! , \ ° / Vlew > is of still more citizens . What affects thehonou a 7 d fetoSfv I'T ^ u , ° Z ^ of ° ™ 1 ™ - negotiations with foreign powers SylK , ? ° - w ! - British ™*™ m its of peace or war , must l / admittedT t if great eZlZZT" ™ ™ - ^ P P commercial transactions . The lives and forhmPt nf °£ than any P artl < = ular class of false step which is bCOncerned in
made on such . round as this ? 11 " "ty ? e ™ 7 Liberty of speech on th « e 8 uyectei 8 B ^^ t £ ch ' ^ T 7 ? ter 6 St is at stake have a press above the reach of corruption ^^ u « T « K ^ A C ° Untry' aml to safeguard against the dishonesty or the infflMdt ? rf tW h ' i he ^^ ^^ Pubhc opinion , speakine unreservedly throiwl ?™ , ^ ¦ , by , w ! lora ll is governed , sibi ity ; and the li ght Ihich L thus ? v > ouredt nmnZ ^' V ^ ^^ SOul ^ P « : £ vtl and military administration ta * ^ »^ t £ ^ f SS 5 fiSC
r S | ™ ^^ exp ^ sion , but iffii ^ sw & s 2 iwr ^ p «2 r'^ '^ 52 ft officer , either of this or of any fS no ^ r o n ? "' Constantin ° Pfe- No agent or conduct affecting the pubSZtSi ^ ckt ^ ^ L ^ ape ?* m or C 0 UKe » f sentativesof this and o her coun Hes act ftb fL ^ / ^ "Me ^ uence ts , that the
reprea ^ P and universal criticism before their eyes ° ^ Wth tbe fear " ^ searcfcng rnoT power JwcHKXh ?^^ wotl T fT ? ? 7 ^^ ° ** left to its own natural and untop «^ o ± ^\ V . ^ ^ and ^ eful onl y when to crush in our persons b y S XS ook nW ' v " ^ f" a " P ' was made have desired that , if this battlewas " tobe foUhttt t ° " / "T , '! ^ Nor could ™ more favourable to the publi * h ^ and fi ^ tlT I " ' , ^ U P a S " bs secret abettors ( whoever they / on Z olcasSn " ' ^ P ^ by M" P'SAN 1 and
that species of legal annoy ^ ce ^ 5 ^?!^ h " i ° ^ pre 8 s sil 0 uId be llab , e » PUKDEBZCK PrsANr , feehnt th ecraftof C < X ™ M ' ^ ? haVe been s ^ tet \ . Mr . he has suffered no loss whatever ZlH ^ ^ hlS brethren to be in da "S « ( though in the British Embassy ? , ^ ^ hfd tie audac ? vtoen ^ ° *? *> bUt StiU mai"s his ° ^ of libel . I „ this , weneednot tell ouiSt ^ tT ^ ° u ? ° mouths with the ^ haye been the result " ^ W failed whatever miht
of his act on but hannilt In H ' S law ( arbitrary and unintellS ^ it isf ^ o ' n " , " T ™™ ' We have had even * made upon tne system , and not upon hi' iXidua AaV nT' ""'^ 7 F , ° " , entl y verdict against us . ItPs humiliating , Wver to think lU ; 7 COuld , have found a appeared to convey the slightest r . ers ? n „ * ™ fl „ ? ' J , at ji our statements had merited ) , which wewulcfnot ^ fflI t ? . T" ^ individual ( however well costs , and the jury would have ^ been obS to nt ' haV 6 bee " - Saddled with eno ™ ous manifest justice of the case We S * f ° " 0 UIlce ; "ommal decision against the remed y this crying evil iXJ ! L ^ flSU ^^ JS ^^ iS ? "