New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28

neqstiyed by a large majority This the more
nexcusable, because the heads Of the Ministry again
declared tnat they not adverse 10 Parliamentary
Reforms but on the ground Of the time and the expe
diencios they caused the rejection Of this measure,
without any promise their part introduce the
reforms which they commend These the same
Wings who passed the old Reform Bill and many a
time since then have pressed further measures upon
Minister'S when they themselves were in opposition
But they in power, and can use the state ci
Europe as a bugbear terrified middle clssses,
and long this resource avais, they will cling 10
every abuse which is established in the political depart
ment The evil OF septennial Parlisments Is all the
more crying now because no great exciting ques-
tons supervene to call for appeals to the people and
hence the full seven years will often be granted 10 the
House ofCommons In old time it was practically not
So for the war of parties-now almost extinct-ren-
dered frequent appeals 10 the people necessary Hence
there is a new reason for amending the law pre-
scrbing this long duration for Parlismcnts but
Ministers will not hear it.
On the Irish Church their declarations and policy are
of piece with their conduct on Parliamentary Reform
Themselves for long years the brawers against that
melancholy Hierarchy, they now its thick snd-ihn
defenders
On THURSDAY Mr. Osborn brought in bill Tor dimn-
sbing Its reveuues but at the Ministerial bidding it
was imperativey negatved In the course OF the de
bate Sir George Grey freely admitted the crying nJus
tee of that anti 4ti0nal Church-admitted that II It's
establishment were question now it could never be
established also that the Government would be glad
were it possible to place the Roman Catholic Church
on similar footing with the Protestant but still the
practical question utterly set aside One leading
Journal endeavors 10 compcste the subject by reducing
ii to the question of the endowment OF the Roman
Catholics and by showing that there is. IN fact no
party calling for the reform OF the Irish establishment
or the retrenchment redistribution of its immense
revenues The Catholic Hierarchy, it appears viii no,
be endowed-wl not become the dependents OF the
British Minister But surely all Europe knows that the
very existence OF the Irish Protestant Church IS blot
upon the English name aud the question Is not OF
endowment At ALL but OF the disend0wmcn OF the PES
ent Establishment. This, however, leads directly 10
the English Establishment, and am appfohen-ve that
the one cannot be sied without the other thus that
the Protestant Church is seated for years to come Ike
nightmare over Ireland though the day of reckoning
does nevertheless approach for both As matters stand
the connection of the Church with the state ensenders
continual anomalies in legislation, and indeed the
rejection OF the Jew bill sample OF these for
with Bishops and Archbshops in the House OF Lords,
and sectarian liturgy read every day, as preamble
to business in both Houses there does some color
of plausbty the assertion that particular creed
which they ludcrously call Chrstianity-g the
door OF admission to the legislature
And so the Irish EXles have been shipped of to Aus
tralia 10 make clean the Irish metropolis for her Ma
iesiys white feet IN the month Of August. This her
first visit to her Irish dominous had thought erro
neously that the Queen would have taken with her the
talsmsn of Mercy which she derives from no Minister
bu, takes by ancient tradition as the jewel OF jewels in
her crown But she may leave 1t IN the Tower OF
London with the rest OF her mineral curostes There
is no saying what an opportunity she has lost OF max
ing warm rebels into warmer heges, Ia that land q
easily won and easily aliensted affections she saw
perhaps that the poor eXiled Charsts must also be
psrdoned if Smith OBren and his comrades received
| her mercy and what Wing Minister would be so IN
aristocrstc suffer the Cuys and the Joneses TO
be recalled in spite of the special constabes OF Lon
don and Of the vigorous hatred Of the Jasie meA II
would indeed have been IN the very teeth OF Lord John
Russell" hnsliiy Jack he is caled- Her Majesty
had not shown heart OF sternness to those unoriun
ate men,
| We have had debates in Parliament. and meetings
out of doors, on the Hungarian War or AZ the Minis
ters term it, the Hungarian Insurrectiou." The sym
pathes of our rulers this great movement alto
cether Russian those OF the of the people are
tartan body, particularly takes the part Of the latter
with zeal and energy considering the contest as involV
ng to large extent the principles OF civil and re
eous liberty and indeed for more close reason for
among the gallant defenders Of their and country
some Of the eminent belong TO the Unit arian
body OF course, England cannot take any efectual
measures either way but the whole moral influence OF
her statesmen is thrown into the scale OF despotsm
and the Ministerial and Tory journals tired
OF backenng the and the private characters OF
the Patriots But the English people do not despair OF
seere both the Russians and Russian Ministry cir
cutiyented: for we know that Freedom is made Of
eternal stuff and that let the present chances be what
they will let the Continent be settled for the time
As YOU please there 10 another and next to come
which will have gained its experience from the last
and will PROSTATE every throne upon the Contnen-a
war which will avow from the first that which It has
been the weakness OF lsis and ls4s to keep in the
background
The entry Of the French into Rome has been too
long expected to cause much excitement now that the
event has occurred The French, for their part have
shown to demonstration what value they upon the
liberty Of other nations, as well upon their own
ana the Romans have indicated the Italian character
by their bravery and moderation More could hardly
be expected from the two parties and Cain and A5e
themselves were never more significant brothers
Mr.. Dlsrselis Protection motion was negstived on
Friday by majority of 40 Now that the farmers
md Protection irrecsllsbe they will probably demand
from their Lsndlords-D Israeli 4 Goa reduction OF
their rents, which is Just what the said landlords wish
ed for restored Protection TO ensbe them 10 avert
The abuses in his department something stuPen
dous. Many farmer holds his farm on yearly tenure
being unable 10 get lease and on this tenure has
built houses,or other cOnyeuiences and made improve
meuts-irom all which, without iarthng OF remune-
ration, be may be elected by the landlord On any pre-
text whatever political other. Can anything be
conceived lees favorable to that Agrcuure which the
Protectonists protect
The preliminary steps for the Coloniz alton OF Con.
naught by the City OF London being taken and the
measure wins the approval OF all parties The pious
Times cntrests the Church OF England to maintain
itself intact in Ireland in order to be ready for The new
and respectable Congregations which this grafton
will supply. You ought 20 know that one OF the pro
pretors OF The Tf~es is q Puseyie Clergyman
Government has succeeded, not without opposition
in procuring grant OF hall million sterling for the
A,hlone and Galway Railway, to complete the route
from Dublin to the West Of Ireland. This viii give
employment to the population in one OF the most
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