ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENT.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7, 20 February 1908, Page 21

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENT.

J.T.— Paper received, o n Wednesday, shortly btfp-:e we went to press,. Paragraph,, you- complain of -is rcuh and uncouth, and somewhat, incoherent. But the right cf comment ttiat is 'claimed 'in the " one ' case is not, as a casual 'reading might suggest, denied in the other. It is not the right ; of "comment • that is objected to, but' t-he, particular nature, or form which the comment took, and on wMqh, the- writer- is ( ; in, turn, free to comment. The only objec+don we. can see in the paragraph is the ill- temper and incobierency "at 'it, and its- 'derangement' of epitaphs.' This 'is a imiatter of -taste, on which it is— with 'such, a. writer— scarcely worth our while to waste powder, and,, shot. ( 0n.,, a .sufficient question ,of fact or right it would, be, different., •