New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
Attacks on the Ministry.

The Daily Nevs has given some vigorous and
pointed criticisms on the composition Of the new MIN
istry. We extract from its columns:
Thierry, the French historian has written a remarka.
bly, clever sketch Of the history Of England making use
Of Hume as his principal authority, In which he shows
that essentially the form Of Government in this country
mas been moulded upon that whichwoud be adopted BY
eonquer0rs toward a vanquished nation. He asserts
that since the Norman conquest the descendants Of the
yctors have dwell IN this country as IN camp Their
position here has been that Of mtgry tenants OF con.
quered land Any person acquainted with the facts OF
the Win have very little difficulty in satisfying MN
self OF the truth Of ThCys remarks as applied 70 the
FIRST few centuries after the Conqueror. The author
however carries his parallel further, and shows
that the successive notifications which have Deeh
made in the Constitution, and which have tended 70
diminish the apparent antagonlsm existing Oe1"een
the TWO parties, have been in realty Of the naufe Ol
comp,cts in which the contracting parties gan or ose
certain privileges without forring any portion OF Ia
distinctive character which keeps them apart as Two
opposing classes There Is great Gesl o. tln - ~
bottom Of this delineston OF EnSSh history allt re
cent events seem likely 10 suppor n WIN ahuleDni
continuation The old great ie'isatories the ~
chief still hold possession Of me i, ~ :, dis
he saaiye They sill assert their exclusive rgn 20 tnn
,osi,op Lord Derby will consentto recognise w ..
poraTy superiority OF another psF1y ~ ue eanPl a.
he laws Of chivalry 90 not colnPsi MN - 49,
a foe,nen worthy Of his steel, members VI To-
ht hss ence tors denouninsiod knayes ana Villains.
me pree which any Governments must si's " :. isu
moderate lair play fromits oppon'n,,i :,
fsCll the dlstr VI Aii4N~1 .f1.oI
mi bsroretsge The doors 70 onice must DC 0'0
against the democracy ..-, s-,
And thus IL a. that the atrs o. ths greal Syseof
c,,Ied AZ poluical tournsInenss, where none 1900
-r,lsive blood SILVER lsEess and exc5hneo e,ss,e
Lilo the pcople-LOrd Derbys 49, ,yy,,ls,,d
ei,fed 10 sit round the list, 20 icoH gn breaE
Ernnf de Raruf and Brian de BoS 49,. 49, pIsck sing
go. ~ he Disiuhcri.ed KnIght or Lls s,s
lsnces w 80 ,Ee SaxOn OF Lccksleyi ne lofe,er,
-, ,,Fs Z no heads bur their o~ - -. $3.50
must otee h ybich their de tines are de'i1Sn
Tta-e,,Is Of E1cland must stsnd "to &c " - -. -
%ne Pecps 49,. are The subec, Of contentcns ana
"nen tleiI s ir he STRIFE BY the means a arstO-
can only -, 10 sus!utnin this system, Wings and
erstc Pr ,sliV ple.,ged. Lord lolus b1ast in the
lpI that be never kept any bat t1e very pest
bst - A. eovally significant with Lord Dsrbys dSdGn-
ss! ~ re dangers Of deulOc,scy. seay patriotic
1900, Who would wish 70 make Use q al the forces
Ih are syasble for the gO,ernneE. II the Kingdom
hosd endesYog % press into ais service the learn
inceIicenee science habits Of business which dis
-;s,h the gresfnde cas-, wosld be met at the very
NJ reshod Of rs undertaking by the cry OF breach Of
privileze7 He would De tobias Turgo, was told By
he Ereneh arstocrsrJ when he wished 20 legsafe for
TIE nation and not tc< elsssthat the constitution was
arztocrsey Of IAs nobles the clergy and the mags
tracy that ! ysss the privilege Of the nobility
the hing with their swoYds OF the clergy 10 serve him
wan prayer1 and that the common people could
butte nong but labor aud taxes they sprans from
the coEg4srsd race We should have sentimental mobiles
praytp Ike the Prince Of Condo OF the day that God
Toud grant them but gift 10 die noblemen srd
lo.ts Of their lands TIE whole territorial arisocracy
would unite together aantAiz every ar;ele Of thst
polcs creed which, u the words Of CsIasny "sssgas