The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-20 00:00:00

A NEW TENANT FARMER N.P.

To Abertleenshiro belongs the honour of *ending
the first real Liberal tenant farmer to Parliament.
Mr. llafettarale election yesterday marks a now
era in the representation of a useful and initiontial
ulnas; and it may be oonfideutly hoped that upon
the mart' subjects on which the now member will
be entitled to speak with authority the II nice of
Colon:cm will bo benefited by his for
egricultme proper neigh a voice in the log; atter,'
fur more than the fan)), agr:oaltural intororts of
which the landowners are tho ; an I
Mr. kitCoitaties world-wide reputation in his
own calling marks bite out as an eminently repro-
ntative man, whether in St. Stephen's or oat of
it. 1 lie few tenant farmers who hare lawn hitherto
'timing! to Parliament hale been respected and
real ectable, but they have followed in the old Tory
limo with sleep-like docility, and have seemed
to tl.ink the interests of their class, an 1 the
in-
tettrta of the l'rotectionist squire., to bu iden-
tical. Mr. CILARLES Ittln and Mr. B.tattow
are excellent and meritorious types of the
t. mint fainter in Parliament. They vote *really
with their party, and hold that sort of ro-
ut rtnce for " the land," which Mr. 'fitsvtaofes
:Tr:cultural hero displayed on his death-Lei, a ro-
vet t nee which regards it as a sacred thing to winch
sebum tactics are due. Mr. IlloCiunix's past
usefulness and enterprise are au earnest that he
will be bound down by no slavish adherence to
ebsokto tradition ; that he will bring cournon
sense principles to hew upon propositions affect-
ing his own order ; and that he will bo wise mud
far-seeing enough to siese upon opportuuity, and
to fta the r legislation which shall be for the per-
msnent I enefit of the farmers of the country. In
Lis own county Mr. Sic Comers is known—apart
Rent the special talent and spotless which has
made Lis name famous throughout the world—as
a kind and thoughtful master, and a judicious
!donut rin such important matters am the game-
laws, and the management and regulation of
Lublin roads. His appearance at Westminster
set ins to herald a new condition of things in
wlith the farming interest in Parliament shall
join the had, instead of following timorously and
en compulsion, in the paths which tend towards
its own prosperity and repute.

- at Ayiashury yeseadey,
dente of the foot that the right hew pallawaa feels let
tonna' pat dews profess what they please—that the ver-
dict of the notion has goose agates& his lidalaistratlea.
k mn. the beginning to the sad of hie spew* he wallas
no ttempt to conceal or to evade the truth ; he is pre-
) and to moot it, and the WA wattle he ethers are words
of abdication. Be takes anew pains to primal to ►is
COI stitueatw and through theta to the oath" the sendaol
of h.s gurenxia at as be coersives it to have bees ; he
viad.catee its ounsibtrey and hewer, he repeats the
maia arguments he has before advanced aphid
the cludzinSiust of the Irish eetablishasat, divested, hew-
ever, of the osaggeraboa and Wes alarms formerly di4.
figuring thew, and be weoludes with ea eulogy ea Meows
that maw. The cattreat between his speech of !eaberday mad
the speech &Hamad ►ut tea days slim at the Maation.
bows marks the approach of moths °dais is Ids Biked
mew, and the Dews sakes bold to say that, whatairar be
the issue of the cowing awe*, the severed palliest eta-
&nastiest of Mr. Disraeli the sinister, will always be
tampered by folail4(11 of personal kindness towards the
man.

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Ms Aril, News also gives Mr. Disraeli credit for the
premium by which he seer that the sad is cowing. Anti-
cipating that iumlt. he drapes his robes gracefully moue/
bun. laud fella with demur's and dignity. The indulgent
interpretatiou La thiinia fur the ineidestal errors of a king
unmet wil not be denied hie by any generous oppoarah
Cur coutempbrary hey not the ►Lghtest disposition to doubt
that tLu good opinion of his countrymen has always been
dialer to his than aii.t ainiater eelf•inteeost. It is to be
regriaLed that he has so often mistaken the mesas by
*bah alone that good opinion an be won cad securely
ittaintd.

If the English people had been at all disposed to hesitate
iu thur verdict on the Forethlinistar, each • speech as that
delietned yesterday must, obit:avow the Tkispropa, have de-
cidid them. They deivand a politician who entertains
char convictions as to the wade of the time, and has the
will to carry wan t:lions iota fsuitlul action. Trey seek,
on two woods, a statesman sad a policy for the future,
mid tht y have Low fanned that all which the howl of the
tl.ll,4llTailVe I tuty tan offer, is Minims anticline on the
Miamian of hie opt anent*. bookish theories on the origin of
sitting evuL, avid espieseious of a vain hope that thuie
Ws may work out their uwu cure—if stalameauship w.II
hot stand aloof, with hands fuldal and averted too a

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unarm)

ITALIC.
nowaros. Nov. IG.

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A rival docroo. dated 26th of May, 1808, has
bets published, authorising, by virtu of the law
of 16th August, 1887, a aeoend ism of bonds upon
the ecclesiastical pruperty to th, extant of
260,000,000 lire.
Frince Carignan° has arrived ham
GREAT MILITARY PREPARATIONS IN
TURKEY.

No•. 10.

The Bt. Petersburg journals assert that the
Porte, in view of the position of affairs in Ron-
nie is, is arming, end that the necessary military
C 4 nfotoaces are taking place at he Turkish
Ministry of War. The same papers allege that
the Porte intends next spring to station on the
Danube a corps of *Nervation of 100,000 men.
The tobacco loan has failed.

TI7RICIIY.
OONSTANTLNOPLA Nov. 19.
Mumma Pacha is likely to prolong his stay
hero for another fortnight.
The Minister of Public Works, Daond Puha, is
mrpeet.ed back to-morrow.

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MILYTL

TZE 1101IBA11iDIIENT 07 7EIIEIIIE.
Arickea Itota Ilawatinah to the 4th inst. 000lrm
lbe retort of the berberdiaeut for tbrai days of the put
of Arsenio by the Hayden war 110.606 Potion and
Pelnsure. President &Inas, oaasesaadel in peal.
11as anierican. English, and Preach amands de-
manded that time be allowed far the regional
of the women and obilibna, but their request was

dined, sad the Insabardoernt was onnesonond with-
out bather 006011. Many wean and children wore
kilicd. AB the loans of the city, nolning the Consider
o.filus, were destroyed or badly 'eland. An attack wis
weds ea the town by the land forces of Bahian duriaz
the Limbo dawat, bet it failed. A British nan-of-war
a co the Ivey to Jeoressie to watch the pronedinge of the
Biltiaa Sect, sad pretreat violations! the tights of foreign
snidest% for which the Huygens show little respect.
eantansat and indignation ia Hayti &gnaw
&Minna* is leer acing. This hostility Is nand ia
Ly the fact that the Hayti= govansineat was f
with its war reseal by Aneeicas shipowners, and that
these yawls sre canned by Ansurnans who do an Wan
to mentos the wad ncisn okliansee. _ _ _

alt
is siitcterthstibe beraisr&aai of Isessal secs
follow. Ile placer protested by batterbsia which some
good arduous is atounted, and if attacked will taste a re-
solute &team

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