New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

IN the verge Of bel, itself Gsul az IL Is a'purniy
ipcr, dibe. But in country shese the lsooring MA
firms. easre-hoBorase work is shrunk from as the
sting Of sprpeur-and the void Of error 50 created
must be filed up With crime. " Thou shalt esru 'h'
bread BY the sweat Of thy brow" From th's, Priv
lere bab'ually attempts escape. and sOeskog be-
bind The barriers Of fslter not at rue ndicon
of all seobies Oh the poor isn,rsnt aud helpless.
Those who ought to b. the Y.nd-rhi's Of England
ssys III, London Dott Aetrs " would shrink ir'm EN-
Il",i their ~eab il the usg' 6cent manoer adogd ny
ih-ir Au.r, firDd. They would dread the -uec' o'
81 ing sny UBUsusl oisI lay VIII would assured! $40
i.ct hen 20 q proarb Of Oeiug mlousir-s ~uh r.
venus H. IL re4' off btw-en ih- ." cua
tr.s n Eugar msn j. too apt be- ashamed II nav
II made h. torture, unless H. lbs dom - ~ ans "
tie =. v which 'he arFocrats c0Dde- End 70 rA'-i
tv-fte urch the bar rhs army And he . VI ~
- ouCh 1t 70 b. .shsm.d m>-lt ~ wife a'f chien
NAB amends by sedu' Ny svolning ey-ryihlng 'hcn
csp ruf ether people mind # their "fiEin l. -
though som-ifn erhum nly her &c 1t >r R''r't
a. q. ness b. the OF cotton spinner although
every knew It
Such state Of things at home in England is necessa'
ry balanced by the following condition OF things abroad
in India
Lo,k" saws the authority at Iods The whole
wealth Of tn cnu try absorbed and the develop ot
H. il ous'ry Is checked b. Government Fnh hang, IKE
al incubus sEo par-!s-s IT, Tree moii"us Is -
p.cirts Wesith -nOruuus BAT 10 Que m 'Aes u.s. OF
Them IT, pop ulaOn Is stationary d-gen-rating IL A.
eh difficulty psy the which Z matters e1a't
from II II y becoming bankrupt wi b. o-rh 'p>
Ian able IL he th,r county It's hundred nli"n
uLahitsuts ve.e p"yery their Ideas limit - Z" tn-
narrow.si If all spher-s While bund d. or tn'ust ifs
If ma rants poUrir aususly into America and ~
con rg absrhed the population Il thar country All
rg 10 is wealth their ludIa y add err"ry
10 nearly al rxcel those who have friends 10 L-ti-oh Az
- ~ C-rnuu-ruw. Wat DO IN a country IKE
cia Ink yeg4t.te among thu oppressed live the IL II
y bsrite h- "ppres-ors l. u wonderful ~ IL
tie nrst hr.k the railway whistle the L;os-eang 'rfs
L IL h D. f.fnfI p tar A ~
IT, u ,ouud shcb -yerywher- i injected vita energy
V.s Nh, ACTIVITY FREE oom progress
Notwithstanding this real picture, Sir Charles Wood
attempts in whte.washing speech Of i've hours, %
apologize away tie policy Of the East India Company
While in regard to bis reforms The London naes con
clud,s its comments thereon in these words; g. For
"prruet kings add rejahs be would give us buckram
directors without patronage without power, without
certainty of tenure simply waiting for the signal oi thel
final destruction This may do 10 India, where millions
feed On rice, but we than doubt its adaptation
to the mind of this country, to the actual exgences
"of the case
Lord William Bentinck characteristics the English
policy in India (of which as GoyemorGeneral he was
certainly judge) as the reverse OF the Mih0medan;
ss"cold selfish and uufrelng-,he iron hand Of power
son the one side, monopoly and exclusion on the
other"
According to Colonel Sykes the outlay during three
Pr.sdence- with population of seventy millions, up
1s5l was for public works only E93,0)0 Iu;redi-
bic as il ma, SEEM to. te State OF Rhode Island has
ex,udtd Until very recently, up this neU,.
AZ much in Internal Improvements as the East India
Cop,tary for the whole empire The revenues Of that
county an Anglo Indian officer assured Us, dl
nir,btd Of late years in the proportion OF seven TO
I.kt \ "a
l. ison OF opium revenue. amounting 10 O00OO) is
near us termna rioD--wih a crisis involved
The rent Of the land according Co Lord Corn Flilis
belopes 10 the ate; decision was come 20 forty
,eaIs 500 Mr. Nil repeated t1s doctrine TO the
Coumous Committee Of 1881. adding 'bat" country
wherein tie rho rent pad 10 toe SAFE Is 10 most
"happy condition. seeing that such rent would suffice
"for 4. the waits Of the Goyernment and the people
"Wou then be untoxrd" Mr. Sill, GA be AZ pressed
srmtr,d the officially of sny European collector,
with IN RECT kn0@lrdge OF the natives, their ian
"cntce. and circums onces witi swarm Of III pad
and corrupt servants; sra perhaps 10000 square
miles of country 20 look after aud l5e 900
settle with Individually; bur he had d0ult mems
treuid be found Of limiting Tho demand to Ire rent
and then the prosperity of the cou0'y would be
fully secured il be, and if the landt4x we're
limited to the only, then the revenue system of
Ibda Is the beet in the world" Mr.. NIL is pollti-
cal economist Of the English school, but tots
sion be did nor defbe the night Of the scientific barbi-
rsn 10 steal the rent az all T0at is quesio be
decided in the English books on political economy,
which illuminate our Democratic party The
PEOPLE Of Iuds, notwithstanding the combined
efforts Of the scientific barbaran and economists, dee
often en- masse into the dOminOns of the ehetc native
princes They do So says ickiDsOn, because they do
Dot feel themselves degraded they do under British
rule for is not the arbitrary power OF national SOW
ereilD bur subugaton foreign one which destroys
national power and extingushes national spirit, and with
Ills the handspring of whatever is laudable both in pub
lie and private life But" continues the author
Eve make them feel the rule of the stranger To their
hearts core We set barrier Of privilege between
tbe natives and their foreign masters the lowest Euro
pean officer in black or red coat Is above every native
leuilenan th, ugh the latter may be descendant Of
Inc Of princes and is often a Of the most chva
lous feelings and the highest accomplishments new
ertheess We treat them Inferior race OF beings
90 and We are making them our monopoly OF every
high Office - Systematically degrading the people Of
ILdia TIE deterioration Of native character under our
rule is uanestto every one and Sir Thomas Munro
event 20 far as TO say il would be desirable that
I'VE should be expelled from the country altogether,
than the result Of our system Of Government should
be such an abasement of whole people. Here are
samples Of the blessings Of British rule g
The manner in which the East Indians are not al
loztd 10 have machinery 70 work up their cotton,
uLh in ox-carts sometimes eght hundred miles
over wet lands, TO be shipped the GaDges, thence
a.. g 4 ND ha rha