New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
Ens.and-Free Trade { obdep-Dl,rseli-h Mo-
uopoly OF tsr Soii-Rsjicai Reforms
Eus,irh Working Cla-seS-rhe Socialists -
Waiter Cooper-france- Prospects of kng-


! Frsnsh cor q he Irauas As'''' - > -
| h.ssrs. GrsolSy " Ekdhi
! GssrIExxx-Ths political situation OF England.
AZ east 50 far as the intentions q the CAB
ne; at the opening o; the session. IS precisely tue
same a. a, the departure Of the last steamer The
Ministerial programme Las not yet 'ranspired and
st, l.ss IS il known whether any personal changes
are contemplated. Is tie SigHous support gwen
| bv NJ Golden To Messrs Grey AM HAYES IN me
administration Of de colonies sign that there
| tfegencc between them and Their colleagues
THIS fact must never be list sigh, IT rs regards
the pressure from without IN the contrary the
NOV en.cnt exhibits the most decided character IN
relation to Electoral Rekrm but has stu more
meaning in favor Of Socialist IDEAS The Protec'
tive policy also IS Obliged 70 take great deal q
| trouble
Bui,,s efforts vii have othes good effect thsn
t. disabnse all partie, to the promises Of Free
| Trade considered as : balm .or all Socal wounds
a. It's chief apostle, would have itresArded and IN
deed 80 reSard Il themselves IL the deceptive light
| u their theory.
In the midst o. thus s,1ti.lun, which viii last
sail January - the day fixed for Parliament 70
| open. sc two mos, remarkable facts are, Ga the
| one hand. IN entrance Of Coblen and SIR Robert
Peel the lists and, o. the other. the position
which tine working classes appear destined h take
ia respect 70 tho support which they may give or
refuse, OF y.ei cond,tiouslly. 10 financial reform
,nd the emancipation Of the Colonies and - the
| defenders q the principle Of Free Trade say
defenders OF the principle Of Free Trade because
= tact ths principle, triumphant along the whole
| Inc. and thoroughly Infused into the fiscal and com
uiercial legislation OF tbs cougtry, has henceirlh
d. thing 10 90 but IA defend ia congnests But the
,lufct will be rough one. snd Cobdonhss not yet
| .g.umuhcd over toe sys,om OF compensation invent
ed by NJ DIsraeli. although you will see. be
cont II decisive blow al the Manchester AM Brad
ord meetings
| A, oil events Golden has resumed his arms.
and SIR Robert Pee. has this morning published
otter addressed 10 hi. tenants under thu form oi
| a. -siis speech which might pass ss speech
| In N the throne Of the King OF Free Trade Read
he speeches OF the great sgitator at Manchester
| and at Bradford and YOU will md bun more ener'
rctc and powerful than ever. But his language IS
c,leniiy that at an cura ged bal, AMI when bll
"a In a rsre 10 shows that something has provoked
| b.m-that somebody has shaken red ilag before
| IA ewes The goad comes from Mr Israeli aud
| H.. pa!d SUCCESSORS 81 Lord Bculinck, and at The
same time from the unanimous manifestation oi tlie
aud ords farmers and other representatives 81 the
| .r,cutural interest the red hag "a waved before
flu eyes II tn bull b. the iuuuiuersbe Socialists
! u England. who make Free I. nde altogether
! ,,roGdsrv qnestion-who well know that with the
.-tsrn OF the gradual acquisition oi Tree holds Oy
| saving Il would take more than three centuries :"
| rive AZ universal suffrage, aud who demand. IN
,ne name even Of liberty very different account
rom those which now profess ioreprose.i pr'grsss
| ind III popular Interest,
Golden las nothing 10 reply 70 those who, IN ef
',ct admitting that his reform has created an aoun
! lance relative L. tie products IN the market and
| prl laced acertan d.mAut0n IN ths price oi con
| lnut.on vet complain that Thy have no better
-ar-, nv of labor and no better wages than be.C'e
| He indifference Of the lower classes, which exists
| however only among the city wOrAHeu, "hle IA
he oo4ut~v tlere s an undertaking between The
! ,eas,rtry and tenants with the landlord the rising
| wave Cf the reaction. chimerica as 70 ne results
| wi ch u hopes q r. Dat at this moment - real ana
| - serous which the Times hss openly confessed
al this touuents Mr.. Cobion, AID max Is MN oes'oe
himself Il IL ia vain ior him 10 deny this reaction.
~ IL exists. Il viii have no direct result bnt u -
! . perpetual embarrassment OF no small influence,
! and this .rear obstacle must be opposed by 2reGt
| means The great means q not 10 contest the le-
! ;mecy oi the protest Of NJ Dlsraeh against the
equality from winch the agricultural Interest .ui
r,rs IN meter Of taxation under the Pre.cSt that
| hssc taxes being Il ancient date, an eqphbr
,in q esta5. shed between the value ~ territorial
| Dr,pertes and other movable values, includine
| .nli and silver The same reasoning would apply
q the custom house tafiE AID IN tact, al the rea
,oning OF the protcctIoDists against the effects OF
he bill g $40 ais on tho TACT that the On mas
!eraug-d the equilibrium NJ the ancent relations
which existed between al parties IN the socia
boly OF which The system Of duties aud taxes was
I element.
| Their srgumen. is unanswerabls IN a scientific
MONT - view In point VI FAC. and public opinion,
| which il more or less perverted by an incomplete
| lnl ,ophstIca theory, the argument u nevertbe.
| .r.s entirely without elect Ths Is the great al
vantage Of Cobden's POSITION lie knows bow u
| make use o. IL Bot be has soueshing else THAI
| his negative advantage, aid now be stands y.
| coed a throwing oat great words he gaze
! lfterarce - TWO on tue same day Oh the qnes-
ton Of the Monopoly Of he Sol, Ae was less adfo
/ than violent ior lie PRESENTED nat he night nl!-
! ,,,teiy nv on his subject rs menace, and he
e.rnet to offer % the sgrcult lfaI interest thai
! rorar rom'ie u reciprocal concessson winch
seerce csgn,t admit, especially science 30 sDso
I ut. IN is principles IS hat y. Tue Eoo1oiSsts
| esuecisiy science which says Ike EoonOfnAm
| . fok hf,ytas e competitor rat c0iEg' As T.
The not o9izrT, they rus, ~ NE lsta'isLc 20
Ihnuu Il sapply AID demand.
| .Cs-s. yO4r n tnpaiits against free Trade ~
rrn.luc.s" SAID C0hdcn ~ ne Lsnalofds ana % 'n
| lenanls unless that . conc, All Dflhz p'Wsfn
J he question Oi Commercial LDefty Y. sfDeh"s VIZ
| have M vet to4ched. W.! attack he monopo
! 4. @. In, col snI demand freedom .or tie trade ~
,,S "a / have demanded irssdTa ior trade D.
! ,f. reductions n the earth Wherein, tissL,
ia yoa uot co.4Iasnce wiib tAai' replsS Gclsnce y
| .hs Rer,fesentat.ye ~ the West hdiDE, aud wAD
Las given ecu ths night - ccropromse SiEi rsgaTt
90 tie tr.lcipal part o; Abe.iy. that Il n, hbert
trade ~ Ire 81. II cn.er u gam an anceffal
s.ranfare on the secondary qlesnoI J CobJen
a.l L., resist he oic %; tbs prstcn. rs tLres.
- 1uqrr a threst lis Lcw : neccssityo o. he
rss,,o4 70 attack tie rloropoly u the sol and Z
| -.ou1ots universal suffrage. Golden IS moreover
, lsncauoed a. Red Republican BY TIE Tons ar
C.user, .t.ses, aud even y the Wings. Who ..
Ezsiand, Gse rciiI-g ~; Torres, disguised undo
4 4 az rlr.s w
| Pushed 5y tie sane .ogie. Golden nov ADDS l.
% rlogT anime the en- rncIPation 81 tie CO.Oaes,
| xhcn 6e-Es the fau,e Eelst0l - the Nayiglt,u
| Laws 6 1913 ~ the Few Corn Laws bare % tx
/ Aolcg,'y 0; the Sol. We tnGs see the cd ogn-
ls,icls o. England al shaken At ihs sane tine not
mi, in lie United kingdom, but IN rs Gonna.
EuTire-the military and nav al sys'~n' in- 10"
eaii1ds u the Eosio, wooden wEli8, the 'o''lL-a
/ ..oLs o. tae c1st-Sn tccss, AID sally nc ft-ss
! 4 he fsr-Iy TIE he-eatAry and uaaheiaD.s Is-'
/ u the Sod. The titbes Wi follow As -@.u."
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