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.I _>. TO SIR R. W. BTJLKKLEY, BART. J, LIVEEPOOL, 22nd JlTLY, 1868. d SIR,—jn your speech at the political meeting, 1, recently held at Llang-efni, you thought fit to com- y" nIent in Aomewhat strong terms upon the expression ill ^lien in blood and language,'Avhich I made use (Jul ? in reference to your 'noble friend' Lord Penrhyn, J III my speech at the late meeting of the Liverpool Welsh Reform Association, held at the Ainphi- r}-eatre *n ^his'town. I must be allowed to say, Sir °I +11C^arc^' .^iat I had a right to expect from a gen- etaan of your high character and position, that if ou should have done me the justice at the same 4 lmo of acknowledging the fact of my having publicly 4 retracted the objectionable term, expressing my regret for having inadvertently made use of it on leI that occasion, as soon as I had been given to under- stand that it was offensive to his lordship's feel- s' lug*. ¡J,I The continual harping on Lord Penrhyn's praises s as a good and kind landlord, &c., is entirely beside ¥ n.le mark. I never cast the slightest reflection upon i 11S lordship's fair name in that respect. As I said letter addressed to the editor of the North 'd V i"-fS G1lronicle> which he did me the favour of pub- | fl UU'^ ^11*S j°umal- 'L sa7 a8'ain>—' That for all '<")(es mJiich ftdorrt the character of a man and a fal ;u uu rc/Mfi0llli 0f prlrate, domestic, and ø lijr, I yidd to none irhateirr in reject and esteem a, f What I said in allusion to his lif *j° ^lcal actions had been the general report all over country for a quarter of a century. 0 reference to your allusion to the pulica- tiolls of the Liberation Society, I beg to say that I Ol: have been misled. If the publications of that 1: 0cfety for the last five years were critically ex- I allllned, I am confident that nothing uncourteous. gentlemanly, or unchristianly in spirit, or in jf ^Pi'ession, towards clergymen of the Church of j n8land can be found therein. JJso, Sir Richard, ig We must turn to the public organs of the church ø paty for course and vulgar expressions, which the 01 Wonders of the establishment continually use to- 11 Avards their opponents. No less an authority than 1 ^oldwin Smith, says in his letter in the Man- £ Examiner of Tuesday last:—'It is 'rather a "'•mtt,*phenomenal in its way that the organs of our & PH-is-s, which specially represent aristocratic interests, are uPOn the whole, the most foul-mouthed and slan ierons in (1 the world: ;» I am, Sir Richard, i Respectfully, &c., W. REES.

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