The Sun.
London, England, 1868-07-07 00:00:00

vaE SUN, LONDON, TUESDAI -EVENING, JULY 7, • 1868.

1 OLIN GOSNELL and CO.'S CHERRY
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A PART EN I'S.—Part; of a Ten-n,otned House,
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U 11, NISH ED APARTNIENTS.—A thawing
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31 •
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Applied," "DENTAL SURGERY—a PracticalTrea,tise,"-&c., &c.,
may be Consulted Daily as hitherto from 10 to 4 o'clock, at his
ONLY Residence, 8, GROSVENOR-STREET, GROSVENOR-SQUARE (a
few doors from Bond-street).

CRYSTAL PALACE. Sir R. NAPIER'S
lJ VISIT.—The 'Directors have the gratification to an-
nounce that General Sirßobert Napier, G.C.8., with Lady
Napier and a brilliant Staff, will pay a Public Visit to the
Crystal Palace To-morrow, Wednesday,,the 18th instant..
Sir 11,eb,rt will arrive at Half-past One; the Goat Foun-
tains will be played at Two. Dejeuner will then be served
ia the Queen's Corridor. Sir Robert N. pier will also at-
tend the.Cencert, which will be given on the Great Or
chestra, commencing at Four o'clock. The 'Concert will
be in Two Parts, ending soon after Half-past Six.
After the Concert Military Bands will Play in the
Grounds, and at a Quarter to Ten there will be a Grand
Display of Fireworks, with devices appropriate to the oc-
casion, and a repetition of the magnificent Illumination of
the fountains as on Saturday last.
Officers in the Army and Navy and Volunteers in full
uniform will be admitted to the Palace free at either of
the Railway or the central Transept entrances.
To make this a. great popular reception the admission
-will be as usual, One shilling. Guinea Season Tickets
free. The doors of the Palace will be opened at Ten
o'clock. Extra trains will run from all stations, bat
visitors are advised to come early. Reseried seats 2s. 6d.,
now ready, at No. 2, Exeter Hall, and' at the Crystal
Palac©. .

CRYSTAL PALACE-TO-MORROW
AFTERNOON. •
VISIT OF SIR ROBERT NAPIER AND STAFF,
• At the Ballad Concert, commencing at four o'clock.
Tbe following and other popular vocalists will appear :
Md'le. Carola, Madame Louisa Vining, Mdlle. Drasdil,
Mr. Sims Reeves, Signor Foli.
Mr. SIMS REEVES will sing:—
"When other Lips" (Balfe),
"My pretty Jane" (Bishop),
and
"The Daith of Nelson" (Braham).
No extra charge—One Shilling—Guinea Season Tickets
Free.

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and as to colour, may range theins,2lves in earnest I
advocacy. The wording of the document must
leave the impression on Vie mind of the reader that
this is what was intended, and it is neither mot.

nor less than chat might have been exp2cti:d from
the political capacity of its announced author. We
can gather nothing from the press of what the dele-
gates will do ; and so ignorant were the electors of
what their leaders had decided upon—if they are
not yet awaiting circumstances—that none are
publicly pledged to the support of any candidate, and
almost the only restriction was in the few cases they
were directed on no account to vote for PENDLETON.
We have given at length, and thus .commented on
the platform cf the Chief Justice, because we be-
lieve it to be drawn up by himself, and to be there-
fore a document of great importance which cannot
fail whether adopted in part, in whole, or appa-
rently left unnoticed by the Convention, to have

its influence on the delegates ; and the closer we
look into it the better we like it. Every indication
shows that the party must drop " dead issues,"
and make a great advance. At present they are
almost without a platform, and although they may
be truly represented in the article on Democracy in
last Saturday's Spectator—if so they ought to drop
the name of Conservative which rather belongs to
their opponents, and take up their proper desig-
nation of Radical. If they would not merely adopt
CHASE'S platform, but show their intention of work-
ing on it when they come into power, there would
soon be a grand resuscitation of Democracy, and
living and enduring principles would be substitutel
.for " dead and obsolete issues."