Richard Twopeny, described The Argus as "the best daily paper published out of England". When Graham Berry and Charles Henry Pearson went as an embassy to the Parliament of the United Kingdom in 1879, Haddon, who was visiting England in that year, was asked by some of their opponents to set the facts of the controversy before the "government, parliament and press of Great Britain".
Richard Twopeny, praised The Argus as "the best daily newspaper published in England". When Graham Berry and Charles Henry Pearson went to the Parliament of the United Kingdom in 1879, Haddon, who was visiting England that year, was asked by some of their opponents to present the facts of the controversy before the "government, parliament, and press of Great Britain".