To The Editor Of The Time...
Fir,-The frlse and sl , aderous mnrnenL:s nmade bv persons agatist me at l.tarelebone office, as reported by, you under that he&td ot ypo1 i, and whiel, have for tuei Ft 10 da-s (at mr expense) am -R- ed yoLut readers, are too riliculous and contemptible for tme at this moment to coumment upon. If I have acted itn any onze instance as t is reprcsented. why amz i nor prosecuted and punished F Is it not anl11)lC of tublic rK,ht. that atn individual is preveoied jy an out- cry (wbich 'at we indtces his friends and others to bring every hel;n againSt hiimi) from attending a public office to prosecu'e tile ends of ja'-te. I would ask, is it fair, is it generous ? The Flatemect of Mr. WooAgate, thie horse-dealer, and hi; parti', has for the time being.plumnFed rne into an expensive litigation. I there- fore hope, and I appeAl to you as a tlisinterexted journalist. and J throw myselfupon the candour of a liberal public to suspend rni- nions till these 'Itatters ( mw a? is-ce) are determinedl by ajury of tbe eBuntry In the myean time. I remain Y'ouar humble serv2in _ . WALLACEF Ltr:.dge-cotlagc, W eMcrn-green, Aur. 23. TO THE E:DITOR? PF TlhE TIAIS.