The Sun.
London, England, 1835-01-03 00:00:00

DUBLIN.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
If what everybody says be true, Parliament is at this moment
dissolved ; and the existence of a Tory Government is mea-
sured, by the interval between Sir Robert Peel's acceptance
of the Premiership, and the return of the second Reformed
Parliament. It is not possible, in the present situation of
affairs, and condition of the country, that a party, which has
so long and so obstinately opposed the " spirit of the age,"
can still continue to usurp the functions of the executive under
a reforming monarch. The wonder is that the love of place,
or some other instinct, did not suggest a much more feasible
means of holding office longer—that is, by suffering a defeat
in the House of Commons in the first instance, and then try-
ing another. This would certainly prolong the time of Tory
influence for at least six weeks ; during which pericd, a few
snore letters and speeches from the Premier, might have the
'effect of making many believe that statesmen may be guided
by the " signs of the times," without any loss of character !
But they have taken a more open and decisive step ; and, by
doing so, proclaimed to the country that they do not under-
stand by " public opinion," and the " spirit of the age," those
great principles of human action which have been developing
themselves, within the last four years, so unequivocally
throughout the United Kingdom. This is a practical avowal
of their policy, for which the people should be thankful ; be-
cause the mask is laid aside, and there can be no " mistake"
as to the intentions and future conduct of our would-be rulers.
Perhaps the Premier, being really aware of the crisis ap-
proaching, and of the predicament in which he must be placed
with his present colleagues, has contrived these means of bring-
ing matters at once to an issue, in order to prove to his Sove-
reign, and the nation at large, that Government cannot be
carried on, except by men whose conduct through life is a
guarantee for the measures of reform which they intend to
carry, and which the people may expect. His own opinious,
as recently expressed, ought to secure him a place in what.
ever Cabinet may be next formed. But there are few other
Tories fit to share in the administration of affairs, according
to the tone and temper of the times, and the reasonable de-
mands of the people. Events are, however, hurrying for-
'ward towards that crisis, which can only be converted to ad-
vantage by a coalition of honest and clear-headed men, deter-
mined on the reform of all abuses.
Ireland is prepared, and will do her duty. Very few anti-
Reformers have yet ventured to address the constituency of
this country. While, on the other hand, the anti-Tories, or
Reformers, are every where on the alert, prepared to show
that " men and measures" are equally requisite for insuring the
happiness and tranquillity of this part of the United King-
dom. Mr. Wallace has been called upon to stand again for
the county of Carlow, and no doubt can be entertained of his
return. He is a sound constitutional Reformer, Avell acquainted
with the condition and resources of the country, and sincere
in his wish and exertions to effect those changes necessary for
her improvement. It is gratifying to find such a man called
upon, by a grateful constituency, and responding to its call,
because his country requires his aid at this moment. In the
county of Wexford, too, and most other parts of the South
of Ireland, the return of Liberal representatives is already
placed beyond a doubt. In the mean time, the Tories arc
not idle in the North; and whatever can be effected by money
and unanimity, will be tried by the Orange and Ascendancy
men in that quarter. But their impotent efforts will only pro-
claim the triumph of the good cause, and the downfall of
corruption.

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