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

80 e..ss ..4
~ 80 81, &c -, AID u slgsncc tAe peppler
l. as.- y sfinss wai cniu ne iust a. long "A n.
nloe. sis Sssbied to control the rcprsssofat,un
Of the coua :, ae means elan iperfee. AMI corsu :.
electoral syste al 10 l5ager Wen tie ,soss.si,
Of s.e cosiriy lr,. re bTosea Up-waen ~, ,,s,.
ere invested wh tta. 'ss share q political posa-
tJra privilege hen tho@' Colossal ia,eEests wach
iaye arisn in the country dar1g the bat thrc cca,u
RE aIG which are in'Tinsicsy OF TAR srsscr nre,
"a rs yrsndear, wei being and n,?ro> smes' ,asn
IL tcr-csial interest VIII have entrance o. sci tor
Asur % me Parliament 81 The nston Then ana 10 tn
TIE viii q. Horsc ct Comrous be 81 q reprsscns~ys
assembly, COMMEMORATE VIA ne uiagnitnae Of tas
greatest rE,iSu ia Ne void All The siemccis Of IN
l,f newer viii aGycsr there IN their due proportions
Her commerce her nnutactTcs her science, her arts
her earaing her hteratcEe, wit there meet win das
~x,,-csg,- TIE prople will hsve confidence IN ssch
House 70, viii represent popisr ice'ng IN - hy5s
AID nobesNOrm
The falI>sing is arom ~ article os Mr. Clad
e5be
No doubt ,hcre is goovl deal a lust nIlei iseiss
the country ancfii Mr. Gadstofsmsy VIA 20 take Al
ysrNcc end conf,ruCt moderate vary parry waica
shall seuce all u Is sse irc1 Ioryn snt Al
that s sid from Libers, s,r BIT Ministry not tos
proper means Of rSking til, aitemw such pafv
ought t. prcccde, no. 20 result von, Nnis'ry GOV
eFument formed srrcua'ion as {, whist eieStW Wv
have on rartes is JUS such rt6nemeusss Mr. Glsf
stones mud delights 70 rove IN tis, however, an en-
pertinent 10 which this country hGs never yea been sub
iected And that Il tie process We are oeeu' % up
derrc viz 10 have government which sh-, rely fot
SUPPORT the disruption Of both tse parties row 10
Parliament and which sarA seek % rcDose on an unoa
Of whst are called oil Tie moderate ponhc1os OF tns
couriIy--hy TIE know our fate The better.
that both sides may make sheir arrangements accori
iueiy.
Nj Gladstone may not, however ann Il anythinyso
novel and exceptional a. this he may, natw,cstsn'ms
hs recent Npresscd predictions ana partishes, con
sent 10 appeal for support to hs bea side oitne House
Of Commons This, IN period oi surprise axe the
present, may be the that VIII be taken Boz u -"
ia coura full OF difficulties, both eNr nal and later
nal cor Mr. GladstOne unless, Indeed ne VIII content
himself with simply being the Finance Minister OF ina
Coalition restriction he is listlc likely 90 impose on
hnlseli or TO submit TO- The external dhcuirles con
sist in Mr. Gladstones Oxford connections the informal
in his peculiar mental conformation IL was asa Tory
TINT Oxford first elected Mr. Gladstone and u vases
Conservative that Oxford has twice reelected hun an6
what so We ind That 81 sensitive ere Nj Glad
stones own Oxford friends 10 the possibility of his
having Cnteret into any combination with other pot
zeal partiesthHt is with Llocrals-for the overthrow
of the government of the Chancellor OF Oxford that hs
has felt himself compelled to write long letter OF eS
nlsnacn iustifcatop and dental 10 DR. Phiimor,, the
Chairman OF his COMMITTEE. If his own friends IN the
University are thus jealous OF his having combined Win
Lord John Russell aud Sir Charles Wood IN Opposition
Whist viii they say 70 his Joining those nstnslshsd
Wliss-we hope may still add Liberis-in the
Government iorned the destruction OF the Cabinet
OF OK oro's Chancellor We own we cannot see an
agreeable solution to this difficulty increased a. t Is ~
tine tame submission OF Mr. Gladstones Oxford friends
10 the recent election OF Lord Derby as Chsnceilord
that University - - . -.
But what host OF Gar greater difficulties viii not the
pecuar mental conformation OF hls inost able aud most
sxcel ntly disposed gentleman create IN any Goveru
msnt he may join. Tie has written books, contributed
articles and issued pamphlets enough % rum score Of
poucians In an aye Oh progress he u u OF reverence
Tor authority i'm age OF freedom he Il ioil OF de.
signs fer weaving trammcs ecciesiatcal In an age OF
paI hsmentary omnipotenee, he Il fu OF schemcs oi
eyuOdical action. And then his mysicstions, hs re
6nements his subiletics, his speculaons, his qudss
and his ouoddiues-they endless, and perploxng
they are intermnablc Aud yea who 20 full OF acuve
beueyolence OF smenity and courtesy, OF reasoning
power, OF reliance on argument OF knowiedge, ,nor
nation and Intelligence this uncertain, undepcatabie
oscillatng, yascillang, anything and everything Mr.
GladftOnOt-w his ifenus cant DC Wiinout, end
nobody can live with.
Aud then this able, this excellelt, this amablc man.
This admirable debater this sage couns lo grows worse
instead OF better Tie has lost the iie simplicity he
ever had and oil i mental struggle, mental doubt
mental cOmpi omise with him. lie has cultivated con
science uniI 1t vibrses and trenbes like aspen leaf
until il has brought all the casuistfy OF the Old Fathers
to play modern pOhtiCC uDtl-in short no man. not
even Lord Aberdeen, can say what Mr.. Gladstone VIII
do or SAY, Oh advocate next al We know thai he has
reached the conclusion that between incomes derived
from daily labor and rom acquired property, thefa
ought TO be no distinction IA taxation.
Such man we may highly respect for his moral
uotb nud preaty TEEN for his intellectual capacity
but conndo IN politically No:-tlat Is Out OF the qaes
The London San writes in similar spirit:
guch IA the Cabinet and such are the selections yt
made Of the persons considered by the New Ministry a.
trston Il according to these arrangements that tho
affairs OF the country about To be presided by
the Liberal Conservatives. Experience has unluckiy
told US rather plainly that several VI these LII
frdl Conserratioes-the Wings especllly-haye during
the last ten dozen years talked and done lees
than any ether class in the United Kingdom In the way
OF general improvement. On the other hand their nlne
diaie pred ecessors have caedthem-andw we would
here more directly suggest the for their adoption
the 7ory RstoeTs have talked less AMI done In
the way Of beneficial changes durngth last nine or ten
month"; han any other poticans in the previous six or
seyen years Administration. Now, at least, there u
some chance of the country beEettng by the example
to their successors BY the principal Members OF ths
Derby Government
fthat Government possessed other claim upon the
grateful remembrance OF the people, Il would unques
tonnbly have one for nasmuch is brief tenure of
Office settled forever the free trade question, ard h
addition 10 that left legacy % subsequent Cabinets
the necessity for fesh emulation In the encouragement
of indcious course OF innovation. IL for this
son that the Earl of Aberdeen was 20 very esbc iast
evening in his promises that the extension Of nationa
educatop the continuance OF legal reforms the sun bet
fer or0snzaon of our insular defenses and tho sys
ternatic amendment OF popular representation shonh
co1nmsnd tie particular and seduous attention Of ms
newIy.insugurated Government II they really 40 sp-
rrccne the requirements of the age the Liberal Con-
servetives will perceive that they must oe-tr tnenseNes
In earnest il they hope 20 surpass the Tory Refomes
In the march of active and energetic Improvement
They must talk less and do u they dream OF pre-
siding for any length of time over the destinies Oh ms
Ryi,ish government Happily, the cause Of progress
afe under any circumstances For the nation no longer
es the advocates oil an advance policy opposed by the
,,norte,s of a retrogrcssiye noyeneDt-but Tony NE
yopNrps p,t,ed agaiisf LIBERAL CoNsRRVArIyks