New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23

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"Iorc John Russell, too spologiLed for Napoleon
III Lord Palmer,op boldly oef-B RI MN, and on
Goverbof's cousin, Sir Francis Head, repuke1 ne
Ti,aes OF Dec. e. lsjl, for e>lhns hln atlet 10 us
night who has stolen the lib rus OF toe nahon-
usurper who hss outraged ard nsui'ea tne naa,
low minded adveniurer wno has perEereie h.zh
treason 10 IL /, gro.s.st and most crdiina FORM Sap
eop sssuredly baed ir c. eecIy lie u AOlS' an MS
spologists had 70 love for them e.,
The Canadian editor wants no war on TINS side
of the Atl..tic. bur thinks that Eoslsnd' lords
spri,usl and TEN oor,l would be glad # they could
dag the British nation into crusade against a
country w here so many oppressed Europeans have
found home. Anything TO crush free represent
atlye nstitut0ns
FRENCH AND RUSSIAN DESPOTisMs.
TIE fist IRE months OF Congress viii disclose
much. MIR. Nadisou's fieUds end f1r war 10 ISL,
VIXEN he was very unpopular but the public mind WAS
soon prepared for var, when wac Hne-. p-otsy ae-
csred IL June, 1872 and mex Noyeloer AZ lsoh va
reelected, defeating toe Ilu-tlous tiin'on' Mr.
pi.rce's 10 81 ION ia very similar and nave always
believed INA. rad Harrison lived through lr4l war
would have been c,rian. speaking OF unsettled
points that wear June =J Attorney Gene al Cashing
said in Congress that ,.,
Great Brsn should eud IN war eoan "i.n Implicit conn
ss.er pP.D s Ps ,rs. ard :. ever. W. and 90 that
The Whole people the Uhiesd states. 10 tHk IN elr,rsS
5,.m.r ofae Uaion and lG rsta s snDs e!zria,
redeer,s f. sign pre-, stf Jsss 1sa rep
s ide Of kOrih .4neriea from ths GS Of 4el' 10 sJS'
ntsi shOres Of The .bcin Sea.
with Russia dr. airy despotism We have sympl-
tby In this war she Is the aygressor and deserve
TO re BUNDLED, but Eus lands aistOcracy while ex'
tepoipp the national cod ard treasure 70 check the
i s0sl yraIt Of the North are jealousy coos )hdannS
in the Of Europe that iron Bonspartist 80 ~
i'm az sinst which thy sarred tsebty years; 1ey
have humbly supple sted alliance VI IA tho cruel
ara vndicve Austrian kaiser aud plotted win
ufurper 20 put down freedom az Rome aud SCI up 'he
UNDECIDED temporal power q the rope, VITA Inc
esuits ard the irquisition; keeping back desired re-
forms essential 10 British freeaom, aud lo,1ng WITH
Lew burdens an overtaIed peopl'. England ga. qute
reaoy 10 oppose Nicholas when he invaded the Pnnct
palites to ems u Turkey, but she sat silent wnie he
invaded them TO AID Austria in crushing lerty 10
Hun gary in Withholding II from Poland; lgand
spent Fl hundred millions of collars - replace me
cetessbe BOuboDs and the Pope on thrones OF ~nlcn
they were utterly unworthy, but when Csnade and
Ireland pray cd for free installations It was very SLOW
work.
1.-THE danger of wsr bstseen the European aud
American sections Of the great family who leak Eng
Inh is far more imminent than m.ny suppose Arls-
tocracv in England upheld by BOuaparte, seems to
think ltself match for rs ancient antagonist repre-
sentative elective democracy. Wemiy ere long n.ve
renewal OF the contest between cavalier ana roar
head Oh large scale Wsle wise orn zoe "or III
ter 10 Danger need be feared bpt Folly cap aad oe'
are yet he fashion in Vanity Fair. C,pg'sss seems
nicely balanced in the House, but in foreign qdHeI
81 psr'ks would be Amercsn-here are no more Vlo'
lent Know NOtbinss thaD the sons OF i.h inmg aos
"AWar between EI glaod, France andthe United
Stetes would he TO Cai ada terrible Gala nitv, and a.
eolcsts have 10 voice about international afairs
49,. ,,.. is TO obey the supreme central power. In
Geo ofxor orr ,,... ~ a1tfol intercourse win the
Unite States, and the benefits we oer.,. sfT,rs
cal trsde might be succeeded by such state q,
as We rad about the existence Of in part Of Soutaeri
us,ia Our vessels on the lakes, and property at
sea ard land would be endangered, and our country
would probably become, as IN 1872, the seems Oh
bloody struggle for power and dominion, the ned OF
the Wet. Our violent and vindicive pretenoe1s 10
ali unelt 10y atty would be asowei to seize and incsr
crate in dungeons las in Arthur Coborne, ana tue
fret Heads tines al whom personal hate or po lea
erity msht indicate; our rckety constitution, as
in 1887 AZ Quebec would he sraDgled in week, add
the militia officer would supereece the judge. Su AT
Ian MacN8b, the Stechsus, Boutons, Csyleys, Roo
iDsons, ard other joints OF TIE family compact guide
Sir EculDd Heao as they guided his cousin Sir Fran
cs His secret Instructions are doubtless 10 tus the
alliance Of the Roman and Canterbury hierarchies.
What were the tepGer mercies of the family compact
sevents en- years since many family among us will
never forget
SIR ALLAN M.CNAB Asp TIE RAINIER
Inst session Mr.. Cayley, for the faction whom
Sir T.. Head trusts, introduced and hurried
through the Legislature b bill which would pre-
vent too ice inquiries as to how any BODY came
by the ownership of any municipal bonds, whether
homes tly got, shaved at 80 discount, or fr sudu-
leDtly put into circulation Only one member,
MAchtbZt, ItCeIOcu He 'otC az -Nay NO ihciSs-
ing that the bill, even as amended would be
cloak to knavery. The Banner, liberal journal
up st hamilton, came out strong upon Sir A.
MacNab, who brought his suit there at the cost of
Government for libel took up the Attorney and
Inspecto General as bis witnesses, testified him
self, and the trie made it appear that MacNab and
said Attorney General were securities for the
Hamilton City Treasurer-tbat $4,000 city boni
had been Cancelled because the Attorney General
or some other officer of O usurious corporation OF
lenders deemed il informal. The Treasurer, how.
ever, when ready to absquatulate, took the can
celed bond to our Attorney General, who there.
upon got 81 500 for it to him from the very cor
poration which had previously retusedit. tie now
prosecutes the city on that cOroo atoms behalf
OF course Sir Allan failed in getting verdict.
"Tt snk heaven for free press it is indeed an un-
spesk abe blessing May many arise among US able
and willing 10 siighr its marvellous control over
Opinion by which power il in all Governments chiefly
sustain ed or crushed In the worst Gays of Engands
monarchy the Judges decided tnat 1t Was unlawful to
print any news apeIs MeIico, when q colony, had
but oLe-Russias seventy millions have next to none
France, through her asue tyrant, tramples on the
liberty of the press so does Rome and benighted AIS
tia. In the orthern States Of America and in Can
ada, the pIess, with all its faults is porer for the
people
That The Uetkiy Message, if the old man at the
head OF it can but hold on to life will be used as
power for the people, you, sir, will, dare ray, not
besitste in believing.