New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-05
she has lefs Ia doably oversashed 10 the ef0F. to

she has lefs IL doubly overtasked 10 the eDofe "
| retrieve and recover from financial debility.
The motive for such strange revelations at ta's
time Of day seems very mysterious, If not aoso-
lutely inexplicabls. There is good deal OF HoaF-
ish to be sure Ia the soues of hes construction Tor
/ those vast excessea and extravagancies. indeed
We meet occasionally rolickipg regret not lar
removed from bssbfu pride about the grandeur Oh
her very errors. If abe nnelts priceless Je~e's 20
segrspJise the afiqence Of her revels' sue ac'a
the passionate, vehement, unoontroiaoe'
Queen. In jaunty and unconoeFneo way, Snu a.
Il b,, mara accident she makes some &0o'ooo pre-
,.nt h,vonets hristls through her compunc''0u
Ard .ben bsr Navy! There it s,u'eless anu oFes-
a,rna,sfva .nd unwieldy almost from us Ya'suess
NO doubt, but that very vaasness msAse So 80.
-oon, FIR itself end starts out from sne o'auA
~ bar contrton in all its Titanic and terrible p''
portions. ,. tbst there
- :. tbis mart of the revelation, the uAuSi
.u,on,s If make. believe, if it may not more prop
srlv rank under the category OF affSns ONNs 10
T,ro three or four hundred shoasano ps5ono" 'I0
bove rusting in the Tower, or CONVERSE NV
,b.vonx ds frise for the royal ps.AS' ou' voc
;,sinnoticn involved in the parade OF nanoe''' "
49,. th.t bebind each bayolet there 10 disciplined
:, s,nelly discredited by the far more moaer'
;..rns III the Civa List. In sober fact, Tor the
t,ntb NAV as well be tod, England mas not ID her
p.i,i.h dominions at horoe 10000 aVallaoie heh.
r. - those be added her rural Irish and CIVIC Eng
li,b nolice, her military strength in Europe IL
counted.
That bevond this still is the fact that her arias
ore stationed not as best suits the convenience oil
the troops the cheapness and health of locality, or
even the facilities of tranaier in case OF an ener-
gency; but according az the presence OF bayonets
NAV be necessary to reconcile hungry and discon-
tented people with the institutions under which
they bend and work and wi.her Eagland had IN
Ireland, in her supposed extremity in 1915 $4,000
men, and one more she could not spare from sne
equally urgent necessity Of keeping the Charslst
population in awe. If the case were reversed to,
morrow, and that she had to defend the Seat of
Government from aggression or inyaalon, one man
she would not dare Withdraw from Ireland. In
reality, let her present army 90 strong or weak
numerous or scant, she needs itas janssary force
TO que the insurgent spirit OF her people
The mercenaries OF Europe are no longer TO be
heard Of They are needed at home, except per
haps, few soldiers of fortune who would sell their
swords in any cause where money could be made
or honor won -
If then, The object of the Times were little
mora seasoned, bluster-dashed with these penisent
admissions, by way OF " sauce piquants,' 1t may
he as well it should understand that nobody is de-
ceived by it. When England speaks with another
she must drop her defiant tone and treat it not as
having the destinies of the world in her hands, ouS
as one that made the attempt and not only was
bsRled, but crushed by the magnitude Of the effort