The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-26


continues to attend the throughout
the ie.nlt viii be the formation of phalanx which
nVcr be Placed ON the benches OF the opposition side
jhr house
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, July l3. 1852.
The Elections for The House Of Commons-7ae Gam e(
tie Libe,ns7he Hopes Of the Ministry in the agric,d-
tv0' Dist,rcfs-1he Defeat Of Geors. THompson--7ne
Effect Of California and .asral;a Gold Discorers-- The
Heather, &c
The government gain in the elections which are "a
yet decided amounts to 49, This il counter balanced BY
gain on the liberal side Of about 2o5 SO far the minis
Try have gained nothing by the appeal to the nation
But the question is by decided tho coua
ties throughout the kingdom have not yet voted they
are only the cities towns and boroughs of which the r
suit as above is known In the counties lies the strength
and hope Of the Derbyes, and it s very likely they
may gain much in all the agricultural districts Now
that the ministry have publicly avowed their abandon
ment Of protection there seems to be no reason why
they should not be supported by the trade tories
sucd coalition should take place torysm will resume
all its former strength and power in England You will
rcocct that the only which overthrow the tories
as the great and strong party the detection great
numbers Of them the question office trade aud cheap
bead That split has been healed and they have
ever since lost the direction OF affairs; but if the
fee trade tories join them again that there is no
bone OF about free trn6e the tory party will
be as strong was in the days of Lord Castlereagh
and Lord Edon This week will decide the matter If the
Drbyites obtain decent success in the agricultural dis
fiicts.
In my last gave account of the course Of the
election in the district called the Tower amle and OF
the two candidates, George Thompson and Wm Newton
lou will already have received the account of the
plcte defeat Of George Thompson chiefly on account Of
bis impudence in desertng his post and going over to
America as an itnerant lecturer American domestic
affairs This Just aad severe rebuke of his conduct Ly
,Hs nfult thp
constituencies win not be without its signfcancy In the
United States. Thompson had been popular that he
made quite sure OF election; indeed seemed
to entertain any doubt Of 1t But the Wesleyans who
had been before his great supporters deserted him this
ment Of socialism and the cry of rights Of labor
obtain the votes OF the peoplehe has been dsgraceuy
defeated obtaining the west votes Of all the candidates
Though there SO GOO houses giving the right of suf
fage in this extensive constituency. yet there only
about 70 COO votes out Of them all owing the require
mcnt Of paying poor rates well renting o house
In olden times before the discovery Of America, and
before lizsiro and Cortes made known the golden trea
of Mexico and Peru single penny weud purchase
chicken; but when the gold the New Word came to
he spread abroad In Europe then the penny Ito adopt
the present mode of spealdng) fell in value, and
greatly deprcc cated for then II required great many
pence to ruichase fat chicken Our ancestors did not
u eenur this: chickens in value labor rose In
value industry and productions were stimulated and the
p' oie rose from their bcggarly condition to a
rk ofsome imporiance and then modern democracy
born et while the people better paid and sold their
chickens for ten times what they had been paid for them
before. money every body knows though of course
il fell in value. was always valuable enough. aud
kept up its supremacy among mankind Tue fau
I'm IT'S value was n fact nothing than the rise Of
the people In estimation and Importance rather rise
in the value Of their labor and all Its products They
MD not be bought for little they could beore-
tlat oil the fail in the value Of money But after
the lapse OF ages money in value and labor fell
then the teole Eel also as now they are fallen in En
rope There doubt that the discoveries Of gold in
calfo' mia and Australia will if not artcally prevent
- cTatc TO elevate the masses ofhe people in Europe
il did at the period Of the discovery Of Mexican and
Pea utian gold and also by the process viz by
Increase OF value in the capital and property Of the
pie which capital is their labor This effect as rc
marked in my last, falsely and sophistcsiy called
Appreciation Of the gold coin great alarm beginning
10 tc felt in Europe among those who capitalists and
who employ labor like the feudal lords employed their
yasal lest they should have to pay thcr vasals
better This they call fall i'll the value Of gold The
same fenr Is also shaed naturally enough by those who
do not labor hut who have fixed ucomcsnot dependant
~ abor-such Pensioners those who have dniicuds
from the public funds and others in view o. this sub
rct and proof of the alarm felt by the few who
poy the national labor, who Of prosper greatly
whtu lobor is cheap and money Is dear-that il when
tie only property of tbs people is worth little
tIngit IS said That 4 great noyen, mt and effort i
about 10 bc made to keep the great influx of gold from
acting vi on the people and to prevent then from bel az
tuehttd by tho gold OF California and Australia; In
word. to prevent the increased circulation by
which industry and all its products, would command
better niiccs 4 Vienna paper few days stated
thut "the English government has proposed that
European Congress should be held at London dclibe
rate measures to b. taken In common relative to
enid pi,c,s which (such i the sophsica mode Of ex-
pfcs0n}, CON family losing their value A. first
bush, one would think that nothing could bc done TO
pvyunt the Of events and hinder the got Of
Citp MA torn producing the great revolution in amuo-
rating ard ecsatirg the condition az the lSborug
naests. which Otherwise Il must proiucc II is we'll
Tint the public fhould be on It's guard f,r II
can 10 done aud probably IL will be done. and in
.uch way that the people will be deceived, and
Of even bcawarc of What is cone.
The plan uy which 10 keep the gold from affecting the
'alne q things that y, in other words from doing the
people any good this viz to pass laws preventing gold
from becoming circulating medium in any accessible
common form and 10 limit the circulation Of money, in
common % the article Of silver The whole OBJ
tci viii BE- accomplished ii the circulation Of money
thus hc limited fer then the capitalists will be able
10 command the property OF the people (and, OF
course the people, for song usual IL Ia as IL
The circulation of the blood should be prevented from
reaching the extremtiCs. and plethora be maintained
n few capital purs ana they TO deal out their abun-
dance IN charity favor to the parts in want of the
vital rinciplc In spain the land Of poverty beggry
ana political degradation this plan in fact already put
~ practice shethtr by design by ignorance can
Dot ten, but rather think from sheer stupidity
ana ignorance aud the love which the rulers of that
hltolme people nave TO horass yeJ and trainnel the
commerce and progress OF the nation. The Spanish 20
scnment have, for time past prohibte gold from
being circulating medium If YOU were 90 20 to Ma
6I0 with buSci Of gold you could no. pay for
nights ouging the people will not and dare not take
god in circulation oy the new law as they will ell you
stranger is looked upon with suspicion r Offering such
money. NOW such measures. by making gold 20 be
accessible for common circulation than bauk
b for ten thousand pounds would eectualiy prevent
and stop at once AL the immense benefits TO the people
of Gll ratons which the discovery Of California would
otherwise produce by some such lcgerionlain deceiv-
people talking o. rtandatur NhiiN OF gold,
| Sc and regulating the currency &c the capitalists,
brokers and Jews would make Immense fortunes and
prosper wonderfully for they would have more means
| tLen ever TO huy up the peoples Industry and its
products, as cheap % ever and get more of IL
for themselyes ~ their increased resources Wine the
property Ct the people always low enough would be pre-
vented RON rising in value will be Nn honor Tor the
NLw ionx niRk,p to dcnouncc this trckior y VIII be
Trick uIon manllnd-a conspiracy Of the few money
brokers' Jews cal aliss bankers and others against
tie bread ana butter Of all the rest sf the people con-
spracy tokscaup the value Of Whist they have go ana
KEEP Gown the value Of what tho people have got 20 live