New-York tribune., 1841-06-15
THE STRUGGLE IN GREAT BRITAIN

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THE STRUGGLE IN GREAT BRITAIN
Tho, People Of the United States and the advocates OF
Isb.rty and Human Rights universally a regard
with deep interest the great Political q which Great
Britain is now the theatre and which apd approaches
its crisis However slender may be the sympathy OF the
Liberal party throughout the orld ~i, the Wing Ministry
Of England in their nd yacillating, purposeiess policy
through the last four ye years that must be blind
who vii, not see that the triumph the Wings in the Eec-
,ior a, hand will be triumph Of Freedom Coastrant
Of the lust claims Of the Many over the grapng eshness
of the fe--of the Popular Interests aad wiz the
oyer o the Arsocracy aad Of Wealth Whether the hin
i,tr are sincere and Hearty proposing Commercial Re-
forms, and have only awaited the fitting opportunity do
or have chosen go before the country Cheap Bread
Cheap Sugar &c rather than upon the old topics Of
.r, hardly material this tine Enough that the
,,, Of the Wings modification OF TIE CorrLaws
of tie Sugar and Timber Duties, 'se the exaaton Of the
Tories destroys all hope of either Say that the Wings
AZ hollow and heartcss their opponents pronounce them
and ru the consequences to from their triumph or
discontinue are not changed Their ascendancy and the
undistured reign of Monopoly and Restriction longer
subsss together.
Tie cause OF Commercial Freedom Great Britain mas
received serious injury FROM those who profess exclusive
friendship for it here The argument Of the merchant, tie
nanuf,cturer the aborer in England has uniformly b>n
ave sell products other nations Il We refuse
70 bur of them If exclude their Gram they in
shu out our Cloths This argument, clear. just,
would be irresistible did the folly and puraind
attachment theories this country give practical
contradiction The Tory Monopelsi round upon the
advocate of Reciprocity aad cheap Bread and retor You
av that other nations will take products only take
theirs but facts contradict you. Look the United
States We systematically shut her Grain and
other products yet she takes her Cloths her Iron Hard
ware Cutlery and almost every manufactured article from
us and far her Satencnrom resenng and counter
valing this that they actually reducing what little
Tariff they now have from five per cent year
Here positive fact rciutc your naked assertion And
thus tue unfahiuness of country her dignity and
interest made potent weapon strike down the friends
of Reciprocity and Justice Britan.How long shall this
continue?
DgArnor WILLIS GAYLORD CLARK-W have the mean-
choy duty of announcing the death Of WILLS GAYLORD
CLARK Editor of the Philadelphia Gazette He died on
SATURDAY. evening 10 o'clock His disease Consum
ton; his age 80 wears Mr. Clark Poeo ordi-
nary abilities and csyst unsurpassed in this Country
His Olapodiana and other contributions to the kmcker-
booker among the very peasnntcst specimens of maga-
zine papers Many Of his fugitive Poems among the
harmonious and beautiful in our language
Mr. Clark had recovered from the blow he received
sorne two or three years since the death of young and
lovely wife whom he passionaely attached. Their
only child boy of -four summers still lives deplore
the loss he can yet SO family realize.
We have written coldly Is might of the death of one
with whom personal acquainance but casual and
slight yet cannot taney resign linn who vas IN truth
among the genial and kindly if not the very oitcst
spirits of our time and Country Every line Of Mr. Clark
varied writings cvnccd hs profound exclusive sympathy
n the better feeling, naturcthe gentle the lovely
the good His was indeed heart rejoice with those
who de ejoicc and weep with those who weep In read
INK his essays one moved uncomfortable laughter, and
in the next breath to burning ,carsokc in perfect accord
ance with Truth Simplicity, and Mature In sphere less
oity ,ct hardly less attractive and delightful Clark the
Jean Paul of American Bn, at early age he has
passed from among us aud the places that knew hi" shall
krov him no more BE his the sunlight and the peace OF a
be1ignsnt Heaven,
" TuE WAsurNGroS TkMrkEANcE HALL over the Dis
pep,r at the corner Of White aad Centrestreets de
dotcd las, evening by appropriate exercises to the cause Of
Temperance aud Socul Happiness y; carl! hour the
Hall was crowded 10 oye1owing. and maay persons.