New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

certain that their game played out for ever tasy
lose this iire. Opposed 10 thsm q coalition OF four
armies each under disren, chief composed of badly
smsgsmsod fractions, divided by interest principle,
sourefrs and passions ulutiIous sgsot par amount
parliamentary disc2ins wasehits joslousy their res
pecsive presensions
The paysianssiavy proportions OF the different o,po
storisg sections, matter OF course, 10 no usys
respord 20 their National proportions Thus Il IL that
the Whiss ia Parliament still form the most numerous
msss Of the Opposition, the nucleus srounc which ths
oher sections group themselves and tots 70 me moro
dangerous this patty IN Its Imagination always e
TIE head OF the administration. 10 far more eager %
back out Of the pre,ensons Of its allies than 10 beat
tne common enemy The Pselsss, the second Ogpoa-
uonh section, cOunts p members, directed ov Sir y.
ursnsm, > Herbert aud Gladstone; Sir J. Grahso
ipeeoiess upsn an alliance villa the Of the Man
chester school he sspres too much % the IRE uisr
,hlp 70 ieel any inclination Of helping the Wings 10 re-
hand many Of the Peeses share the vsv
OF lae Tories, and the Liberals can coan, ,on their
regular support In questions Of co nmercal policy only
"in many other TOPICS. say. = liberal paper, al
90 10 secure CREST majority OF them.
The Free Traders par excellence, stronger than IN
the last Parliament are ss'd 10 nu nber ll3 msmesr
The struggle with the Tories will force them o.
than will be considered advisable By the cautious
policy OF the Wings.
The Irish Brigade finally, about 81 strong since the
death of King Dan, not exactly smothered by aurss
but IN position to hold numerically. the balance Of
pov err shares nothing with the Bdsh o. poslon party
but the hatred agrlast Derby Ia the Btash Ps-as
ment II represents ireland against Eog'and. For
onewhst lengthy csnpdn no Parliamentary party can
with certainty count upon lis support
II, In fes words resume shs results OF the pre-
cecing dsquisOn viz that the Tories are opposed by
a negative majority, bat rot by parry which In taer
ste ad could seize the h7lm OF Govsrnmen'thSt taer
downfall necessarily would bring Parliamentary
reforn-itst their army 10 compact homogeneous dis
cpned aud in posessOn OF the Government fortrasses
that the Opposition IL con gomerste OF four different
section Shat coalor armies always hgnt badly and
msneuver clGmsiy-.hst even tho negative majority
only amounts 10 20 30 vO.esthst oueoursh Of Par
lament, l73 members, are nes men, who VIII anx-
ousy avoid any thing that could sndanger their dearly
bought sess-we necessarily to the result tass
the Tories will possess the sroag.h mol 30 vanqalshs
but to force things to a crs And to this they sp
pear resolved. The fear OF such crss, which would
reyoluop ize the whole of the Official superclos Of
En- gland speaks through every organ OF the London
daily and weekly pre,s. TIE Tiass Ths Moratss
Chronicle IAe DAILY Macs The SoectatOr, The Eramasr
they all shout out because they all of them have their
fears They would prefer reasoning the rores out Of
office BY hard words and thus prevent the crsis The
collision will come them Ia spite OF all hard words
and OF all vr.uous indignation. kARL MARX