The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-04
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


Of The 81 Felersbush J0unHa have been exactly Of The
character ventured 10 anncipa1es bullying .na biz
with denancaiions Of Russian fasehood YET confirming in
substance Ghr very OF hose charges Yes Lord John
Russell thinks be received ations IRON Tho
Russian cabinet before The mission Of Prince Menschkon
took place But discretion forbade him 70 Ia them be-
fore the House IDd7ed, they entered 1.-THE into the
rights and privileges OF the Greek and Larn Churches
Turkey 70 figure IN that bae-book Yes Lord Aberdeen
has recollection OF interview between En-
Nicholas and himself in iSsi when conversation
took place, In which the Duke Of einglon and Robert
Peel participated, OF which ndum may have
been drawn up VIII be communicate that memorandum
10 the House Why, thai he hardly promise, X be-
lnsoh, dear-sach long time since be did not see IL u
might perhaps have been preserved In fact he
look ailsT H. institute regular search &c. Bat II
should s be discovered In dusty drawer pigeon
hole then, Of eoRrse-then he would whether II
'1nt for publication As Lord John Rnsses diplomatic
teasnse, that would certainly been hidden
all had IL been from discretion gentlemen" Honor
able gentlemen could bui initiate the conduct OF s
.leader" They also held their tongues from discretion
There however lack Of ssublecrs" II everybody
was 10 be discreet. the House, well It's ministerial
leader, why there such indiscreton those commit
by Lord Palmerson and Sir Graham the banquet
Of the Reform CRbi How They be explained iasti
fed, 'Asrc1sea, asked sobfety Bright OH OH ottne
pedanric bore all d~asr, and the dinner had
been good Then, they ssmyfy .'indscretons-"
To be sure, they nothing but private, Jovia
vvin afierdinner ndiscetons As such they should be
taken, and loosely and happily inerpre-
Ted by Mr. Disrseii, who snd Al help think
that there exlenuanng circumstances which
might be alleged the pa Of right honorable gentle
man, the First Lord oi the Admiralty lSir j. Graham 1t
i, perhaps possible thar right honorable gentleman
nay ndisereey have inerieFed with the OF
Frsrogarve. and that ne may have told Sir Napier hA
he liberty to declare But IL is Of
toefy that Sir Napier obeys orders, laughter i
and, therefore taking charitable view Of the matter
consider that when the right honorable gentleman told
g. Napier that he might declare war quite couf
dent that Sir Charles would maintain peace. Renewed
laughter No doubt il is a subject
Of great congr the night honorable gentleman
thai those large fleets which hnve been under
his auspices commanded he sHd, by sound
formers Bat then, recoiieci the other hand
that the present day sound reformers gentlemen
who do A laughl Taking thar view Of the
question: therefore, look upon reiormeTs
conservatives because believe thar, present day
the harmless animals going Instead
therefore, Of this being bier partisan the part Of
the right honorable gentleman, have come 10 The eopclu
a friendly and micabe passage. IConIlnneo
Lac ghter There another point 10 fe speech u TIE night
honorable gentleman which confess alarm
FIRST and that his invectve against The Emperor Of
Russia. Nov, all know lhai iie more Than ago
honorable gentleman delivered similar invecve
against another Emperor; and committed The serious
blunder oil calling the Of The House that invec
tive thought indeed, that the peace OF EuIope in
danger On The contrary, Ia consequence suppose. OF
abuse OF her MsIrsys ministers the Emperor Of The
has become Of he most trustworthy and Of
the cordial Lies her MsJesy vet had, Remen-
therefore, doubt The
delivered other day against the Emperor OF Russia The
right honoraLe gentleman much lnuhsT than
do and at consequence, evident and Agpaen him,
H. that shall the Emperor Russia
cordial and faithful ally Of her Majesty tCheers and
laughter
While the Parlisment AT London i constituting l.sei
mere school for Jokes, which does exclude m remain
ing school for scandal about places here Is another Par
celebrating in real earnest al ManchesteI, called
the Labor Parliament When Morning Herald
Of
the fundamental antsXonis Of csPIlass and labor
ere hardly surprising that, opposition the Psfiz
ment q cspA there should ultimately have ognn,ee
Parliament 81 Labor Dn The coutraFy, We naast con
sidsr rs natural result This Labor Parliament
pears consists Of about hfy Sky delegates from the
trades chiefly pFovinc ia and h- oteci l. saisd
be lbs Organization 81 thsir Glars ths Ezton Of
labor DO eyer seems iue 70 fesembie e UsaHs-afios
d9 irapa NJ Louis Blanc. tbouga be hss been inysd
=; honorary member also DR. AArz aEd NJ hada1d
Their talk mach less Shout izsr1Al assovizons coop
shops, and the lake. tasn Abcut the DeAas 70 bring
strength u their whole class to bssr the caprai
isu They want % provide national fGns~ a
which the present. we'd any inurv slrikes might be
10 ppored aud rendered tu-cessfu Buf hsys nUch
believe haI the political eide e is struggle be-
capital and lsbor vii not bs lost s2ht 81 many
q desc Lsbor-M P' and particularly the i-sd-r. Mr.
e Jones. known be chartiss Ia fact think
q the charter agitation The likely result q his
Labor Parliament especially since there i 70 be 70 reform
in the Parlisment Of the capitalism.
The policy Of the lssdinx press has evidently been 70
l~pvs the proceedings Manehestrr entirely unnotcfd
Bur since thsy did nev~rhesss succeed maze them
ssxe. nouced the policy q tsncr aPP-ars have been
abandoned. and the which the great journals
sprak The sgbec i remarkable Tor ndn ess-sn
msafsbs sgn Of The power Of the working classes being
Ia he xseensency. The very Morning Post oFran Of
ths fashionable word whch In times q popular shjscon
tasss delight Ia infanr he trpbbie" pi-r dy l.c
them TIE oafdinai points 81 economy Even me
PasIsment in Loadon brtrays "a i~aousy ~ he
favor wih which II 'bis ~ The s1lcii-
orsnou q ibs condition q ne working oas--s" Later
most be allowed iegisisis for irseG bit mast
be egsatsd fora pcrisst herrsy" sgains. modern 20
tcsi economy. Tbv l0rY PSpers cours he Load.
claiming Legislative inserserepcc' they IT,
since the word proseel0u g,f be sfered and
sarpusing hos far tbeY 70 The Morning Herald q
to-tsy, or Instance, ssys IN itsdinE srticlei
We may. therefor, reRard srttied prime pc
es satiun, fhat whenever nrcrssry prpsrt he
wotkan sEsiusi cHioron hsn The legislature I'll
great truth tai IN the between caps Hnd ahor
he lsboter u TREE There munafY uf freedom
bergs~n ths man DO aborer lhss rs nll
- D. id'~, sBd ne Sho smIgl e. thss -
~ 81 fl whch ts may wei HHord hafFd.
u thr sbcrer csuro NEW wsrk me ensltv
81 sarFanop. Between gsruss = circumstances there .
freedom a The person givfng pivTrauf j.
! he Ttanti The parry bcsgifg W i j. - slave
Language iaTcbl. and h.zar8ous On TIE part al
prupsred class shows what ofes re cspsbls 81 bid
dins 90 q p.cv Indeed yer ne tow frs
(ouid BED onopoi gwn.r 81 snd. corsI himself
Standing from - bsUae q labor and catits nd
therefore ~ best ppire b. neer the fddc clsss
s working class iorget that POT The toy
above them woald sCung hEe ne and he dog
suutng tie noukeY bistrihutor 81 chccse which BE-
nearly NJ aiane Thsy know tbai What ne ioY bd.