New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-10

armed militia, and 100000 armed volunteers. Sir
Francis Head is right the men in power have
reduced the people spirit to that of Hindoos al.
most go that they literally run at the sight Of
policeman
Without stopping to discuss the question if
England is as exposed as the horenamed author-
ity suggests, let Us see what TIE Times says in
reg ard to the project: :" We viii not deny that
England s worth defending at such cost bat
we viii say that very large and valuable portion
OF tue industrious classes will not think their own
positions worth defending at the cost OF their re
sqectinc contributions 10 the new national deien-
ses. When the Irish yeomanry are enigrating
an m0sae,-when We read that hundreds OF rail
way empioyfS broughtup 10 this country are trans
Cumg their li.pald services 10 the ioedl&t1er rdR
trag Companies Of he United States, il becomes
high time 10 hesitate and weigh well before we
aggravate the expense and diminish the profitable
ness of ? residence IN these Isles. England may
be very fine place for gentleman with 5000
per aunum, or a Peer Of the realm, o. q man l7ltb
any sort d n position and such a man may be
ready 10 stake bali his fortune for the maintain
ance of position which he could not replace on
any other sell Bat the vast majority who would
certainly mend their position in newer, more
open and aless boxed up country, VIII not consent
10 costly an insurance rs that Sir I. Head sug-
gests
In word. ACCORDING to Tie Times the equal
rieh's Of Ene.ishn en- which Mr. Lawrence de-
sidered worth fighting for except By the prlye-
Legged orders
Now, let us know +he truth? Which is right
Mr.. Lawrence, or IIe I5mcs2 Is Mr. Lawrence
sent abroad 10 suppress the truth and play the
sycoph0uti Cannot he, il he must speak so Of
ten, say civil thing without being quasi Rus
sian minister
Agsia, he aattels the Church Of England and
speaks as a Protestant That is not his capa-
city il England. He represents Roman Catholics
as well az others Not that the pretensions OF
thePope setuplately in England are not preposter
Gus, but they are equally good with those OF the
local church rampant, which, like thief, taxes
people who never enter its walls 1t is simply
fight between church-men for power and spolIs,
ard either party would make carease OF the
State, as they have done in Rome were they al
lowed to DO so. On the Fourth OF July at ban
quet composed Of Americans in England, MIR.
Lawrence made Q speech. In that he denounced
the European Dem0Cracies as fantastic, not Tor
getting that of Mazzini. Now Mr. Lawrence
should know that the Roman Republic with the
Trumyirate was the most perfectly, originally
formed model Of Government ever known:
there was universal suffrage absolutely a
press absolutely free Assembly thoroughly
popular. What is Massachusetts, else at this
ment Why were not the proceedings Of that
banquet published2 Because, according to the
American Minister, it would not have been ac
ceptablc to the British-that is to his fine friends
v
able to the British. They ask for light, and truth
and courage, and not for pusanimous conformity
with the small gods of red.tape, When have the
Societies of st. George in America eversuppressed
their proceedings, because they would not
be acceptable to the American people In the
vulgar song Of God save the Queen they con.
found the knavsh tricks and politics Of other peo-
pie, and the speeches often to match yet they
publish them sturdily and so they should, most Of
all in America which is the country where man, |
be bis politics or religion what they may, should |
ii prompted, give them hearty utterance. But our |
representatives in England, who live and breathe
at st. James and Amacks, put behind them the |
aith and courage OF their fathers, and sacrifice, as
far as lies in their power, the people. Provided
they have Engshmen for their servants In blazing
ligeries, which they would deem the substratum
OF dlshOnOr to put on themselves, and make base
less harGngues III public, they are satisfied The
poor Of England, and the laws of France, have n
better idea OF poor mans degradation than such |
men In the London papers one may constantly |
advertisements for places by one, the stlp
ulation being made that he shall not wear livery
and by the laws Of France no man with livery on,
can have the cross Of the legion OF honor he Is
thus degraded by statute. Are the American De- |
mocracy aware of this Are the high.reaching
working. men-the co0peratives of New DIRK and |
Boston alive TO these facts Let them be known. |
Let the President be instructed to teach our re-
personalities to be truly Democratic, and not |
have one set OF manners Tor the home and ano- |
Their for the foreign demand.
The debate ON the admission oil Gen. Lahltte,
under the new Election Law, was temPestuous'
Nothing new was elected. The want OF a single
honest. and at the same time Intelligent man on
the part of the majority, caused them to confirm
their decision, which destroyed the most vital por
ton of the Constitution that relating to the sui
ir0gc. ll
Hardly was the Presidents Message issued ID. be-
fore General Schramm, the new Minister OF ar,
came out with a bl anticipating next years con
scliption, and making the army FORTY THOUSAND
stronger: this to keep up the equilibrium IN the
face of German Affairs ostensby, but really TO
support the gendarinerie against the people, and
to look out for 1852 mi,
The war of Germany has not broken out, Inc
souabble is altogether Intangible and unreal 1t
has caused a vast degree of commentary In the
same way that mysteries which nobody under
stands, excite the wordest commentary.
The fight between the churches must end IN
England with the destruction of both. Cardinal
Wiseman, with his spanking greys, his gilt ms
sal, his red robes, his hierarchal pride, accom-
named by the stale butfoonery OF religious humli-
ity, good Offset to the Bshopof London whose
rapacitv caused Mr.. R9ebuck, leading member
of the House of Parliament, to compare En6Msh
Churchmen to the vutures seated on the bodies
of those who had died of famine, floating down
the sacred Ganges. w. n f.
IFTTFR ERON THE0p|llIlIN NISkE,