New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01


.hrouehou, Fr gland The n-w campaign begins ~ th
csrp ne. irg On blackstone Edge 90 ~ folov-i ~
rsergs in al the featuring 'u ties while 'ur agents
work IN he agricultural districts - AZ - Unite me
acr ulura MIND with tre : ~ ~ uiastri q 'i.
point VIII has thert0 been neglect IN our movement
The frsi - will b. demand Tor th- Charter, 1ng
from these meetings of the P-"pl- AMI an sem % "
press q motion ccr-uO; P.risrl~nt Tor ne -''t
ent Of that eKpre--lF and eploY As t' 'hy
means fr social reform phase under Fhi'h Is n't
VT teen % the Hous II The working classes
support ih vemeIt a. anticipate. r1n he Response
~ appeal tie result nrst b. inpo-t1ri 'r m -- '
refusal the part of Parliament th@ hollow PR ~ -
-hambe and phisu'hropi Tories Ei b exposed ana
their lat hold popular creiuiy Will b. destroyed Ia
case Il their cons-ntng entertain and dis as ths m
ton torrent vii b. o--ud which Il Will not oe N thu
ROVER If ten p"Tug eXped@n - -op For yol m ist
L. from dose stuty Of English politics. that
there j. longer any pith strength in s''or-a'y
uonsyocracy to resist any serious a,vem-ut Of thu
people The governing posers consist only oi ccnfls d
tumble Of wornout factions that have run tos -h-r Ike
ships that hsvs qu4rel@d 'rg thensev-s JON All
hAncs AZ the pump ise raky vessel There i
strength in them and the throwing Of few drops o bgs
water INTO the democratic will h utterly poFers
90 allag the raging of IL waves Such my t-nd, Is the
opportunity nov b.hod-such ia the power wl-r- win
hope Il; used aud such j. the first Immediate ooec
ich that power shall b. directed Ca tn resu: Of the
''' Yssrs ,rsy ERNEST jones'
That there DO prospect all Of the intended Chart
let petition being taken into consideration nv Piria-
menf needs not 20 be proved by argument. Whatever
usi,n may have been entertained on this point they
must vanish before the fact that Parliament has
Just rejected. by Ma orty Of I'D votes, the propls
ton Tor the ballot introduced by Mr. Berkeley aud vO
Gated by Messrs Phillmore Golden Bright SIR Robert
Pee, etc And th. is done by the very Parchment
which went TO the utmost in protest syainsting the n
tmidston aud bribery employed at is election aud
neglected for months all serious business, for the Ehm
OF decnating itself in election inquiries The only
remedy. purity johnny has yet found our against
bribery. intimidation andcorrp practices has b,eu the
disancflssment rather the narrowing OfcOnsttnen-
cies And there doubt that if be had succeeded 10
making the constituencies Of the small size him
self The Ogarchy would be abeto get their votes without
The trouble and expense Of buying them. Mr.. B,rke-
ley resolution rejected by the combined Tories and
Wigs, their common interest being at stake the pre-.
seryaton Of their territorial influence over tenants ~
will the petty shOpkeepers and other retaners OF the
landowner Who has to pay his rent has to pay his
vote is an old adage Of the glorious tish Cons-
tuition.
Last Saturday Tie Press a new weekly paper under
the influence OF Nr. Dsrae, made a curious sclosure
to the public Of England as follows
Parry in the spring Baron Brunnow communicated 10
Lord Clarendon the demand which the Imp Russia
about 0 make the Porte Oh he cid with
hat the beet Of the oonmunicSt a, -rtn
tie feeling oi Ii gland h- sab ct-thaf nd Ctr-n.
don made no objection nor Ia any way d,cour ige the
int ncsd cours-. and that the hus0v- dipoua.t CON
nuricsted e. lii imperial master that England not in
di-posed to connive ri be designs the Golden Horn
Now. The Times of yesterday had elaborate and
official article emanalng from the Foreign o hcc. IN
20 The grave charge Of hr. Drael but which.
in opinion, tends rather IL strengthen than reute
that charge. The Times asserts that, early in the
spring before the arrival of Prince Menchko az Con-
stantiDOple, Baron Bunn0x made complaint % LOrl
John Russell that the Porte had revoked the privileges
coerIed the Greek Clergy by treaty, and thar Lord
John Russell, conceving the matter only to concern
tie Holy Places, gave his assent to the dcsg1s o the
Gar. But The IimCs is compelled ar the same time
to'concede that siter Prince MeHchkoTs arrival at
Constaurnople. aud when Lord John Russell had been
replaced by Lord Clarendon az tue Foreign Office
Haon Bruunow made further communication 70 Lord
Clarendon "purportng 10 convey the of his IN
&" s-rctions and of the expressions used in the
d" l,ter of credentials Of which Prince Meuchikof
tie bearcrf from the Emperoro Russia 10 the SIltin
Simultaneously, The Times admits that Lord Caren-
don his assent to the demands commune ited by
" Baron Brnuow" Evidently this second cOnmunici-
tion must have contained something than what
had been communicated to Lord John Russell. Tn.
matter, therefore, cannot stop with this declaration
Either Baron Brunn0w must turn ont dplomatical
cheat NY Lords Clarendon aud Aberdeen are traitors
We shall see.
II may be of interest to your readers to become ac
quained with document concerning the Eastern ques
ton which was recently published in London
uewfpaper IL is proclamation issued by the Prince
Of Armenia, now residing in London and distributed
lmong tie Amenans in Turkey:
"L,e. BY tie grace u G !, sovereign Prince Of Ar
mia. 4 O., % the Armenians IN Turkey.
Beloved brothers ana faithful county men Our will
sld our ardent wish is that you should defend 20 last
or'p of Your blood your cnuury aid the Suta sn,t
tie iyrai Il the North Remember my brother, tai ia
Turkey ert are no kuou's they DO not tear your n'tr
ard your men U't logged, secretly ln public
Under The reign Of the Sutan there humanity Will.
uud,r that Of the iyrsnt of the North IN ~ are thing
tr atrocities Tterere place urs-lyc3 under tls d.
reC,L 81 God and d,ht brayct for the liberty of JDIr
country and Your present reign Pal down your
houses 20 make BARI ad- and ii you have arms break
your furniture and defend y"urs.lve, VI H. Nay I-
guide you your path 10 glory Ny only htOpn-3s
Wl he fight the midst yoI Again-t e oyJres,or
OF your county and ycur creed. Nay CD incline tls
To-. la rf Ia my
~ our religion remains no its pure form while under
rie Northern tyranf. viii b. altered Remember Al
least brothers that the bood hat in the veins % him
who row adore ses you d he blood o twenty kings IS
the blood 20 l.r0-s-LL.-uaLs- md defenders of our
faith ano fay YOU. let dreud creed aud its
pure fora until our la.t drop of blood
On the 18th inst Lord Stanley gave notice 10 the
House of Commons that the second reading Of rhe
iuda Bill (ZJdust be would bring in the following reso-
luton:
"Tht in the opinion ofthis House further information /.
Necessary 20 enable Parl.uc 70 irg.l- vita AfvAn' ~
fo % permanent Government Of lndi, aud that a. Ills
~ azure which. willie II d.'urhs ez-d0y Arrangements
csI DO be- regarded A. dnal s-;tl-ment'
But in April. l-jl. the Charter Of the East Iulia
ConIaIy vii expire and sometli accordingly must be
doue in one way the other Inc Government wanted
to leaslate permanently that H. 10 the Charter
for twenty years The Manchester School wanted
pospote sd legislation by prolongng the Charter at
tie utmost for year The Government said that
permaHnr legislation was necessary for the best Of
uOa. The Manchester replied bat IL was upOssi-
he for want Of information. Inc best of India, aud
The ant Of Information alike false pre.ence- The
governing OligirCly desired, before Reformed House
should meet. 10 secure az the cost of india tleir
best " ilrtUeniy years 20 come The Manchester men
desired no legislation ell in the unrefl med PlrA-
meut, where Jheir views had no chance of success.
Nov, toe Coalition Cabinet through Sir Charles Wood,
has IN Contradiction % lie former statements, but IA
ioImy ai,h rs Aabtual system OF shifting dhcui-Ies.