To the Editor of the Sim,—At this distance from Groat Britain it may seem somewhat out of place to discuss or criticize British Politics in the pablic press, and as ao apology for this letter I have only to refer to the strong, and somewhat curious, opinions expressed in your paper at the time of the General Election, and on the present Parlimentary position at home.
Every man has a perfect right to his own opinion, and doubtless every man considers his opinion is right, but when newspaper possesses the tradition and motto of "Impartial not Neutral" somewhat hard to associate the articles that have recently appeared in thi paper with these excellent words.
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