New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12

country fell was by far the darkest aspect in vh,h
greet PEOPLE had been exhibited for many yesrs
(Cbeerl. With shame and Indignation loven.,
anon al classes Of soc-ty, and this element =
diseord lied on the Lesying basis OF ignorance pow
esty and eriu'e-Shich IS always below us-wl.h N,
tie adequate :esson OF the general mind or aop.
rent unoers aDdng Of the general mnd in parlisnsp,
with ibe machinery OF the Government and the I@ris
laiure DING round and round, aud the people f.io,
from Il and STANDING aoof, as II they ief, Il 10 lis l.
remaining luncton-0t destroying itsef-when i hal
acl l. we'd that the destruction of mach .hG, w.
deer 10 ib,m, | did and 60 believe tia. The ouly
Wholesome turn affairs 50 meaacing could possbly
take the akiDg of the people, the outs eakus
OF The PEOPLE the uniting o; The people IN all pair.
otirn aid loyalty TO edcC. grea; peacefll
con. tiufona change ia the administration Of Their
own affairs CbeeTs At such a crisls this Association
arose; at such crisis Joined IT, considering its fur
Their case bs-f further case could possibly he needed
that what il everyboy's businesses nobody bus
uess that men shOuii re grcgaro In oOi citizen
81 IN as well as in other things, and that las in
nGfure that there must be center OF attraction Tor par
tices 70 fy 10 bcore any serviceabe body v,h recOs
tized fun fors can come into existence Tbs Assoc
alton has arisen, snd We belong 10 Il. Nhai are he
objections 10 II have heard in The main but thnee,
With will now briefly notice. IL IL said that It is
tIopOsod by this ASSOCIATION 10 exercise an inhuenco
through The constituencies on the House Of Cc2mons.
have not Tie oasi hesitation III sas ny that have
Nc siluts, amount OF tUh IN The House o. comm lus
pioscrt exsuug hear hcar and that consider ne
e1oc.se OF such influence highly necessary 10 the wei
f-lc ond honor Of this country lCheers was read
ing,o loter than Yesterday tie book OF Mr.. Pepys,
which 5 "a her fsvoritc of mine, IN which he, 200
years ego, Writing Of the House OF Commons says
NJ cousin Roser Pepys tells ms that il : matter Of ths
sreas, inf Lin Ia toe ~ord that he should be rnt upon
snust OF being Parliament usn teesG' he sy' no.n.nss
b. can zee out Of any ruth ana sAseny oa' Hes
NV aud deslsn
Vow. Low it cones to pass that after 200 years, AMI
NAM wears afei a Reform bill, the House - CON mons
ia % iitlc changed viii not stop 10 iniuire. vii
rot ask low it Lnurens that bills which tramp and
orrN %. veople and Ie,.Tct Tier scant ENJOY nente
axe go as passed cieoss, and ho~ II MI Cos talt
messuios for heir real Interest," very difficult -
he oo- ttroush Pa ar-c..t iCLecrs | will net ana
we nc COZ iued air of The hobby, or reduce 20 Their
ruit,ve bases tie elements OF those statements WHICH
were made hy honorable gentlemen who wos1 once the
candidates FOR your and my independent vote aud IN
terest will lot ask what is that sccre'aran figure,
ful of Establishments, standing on the Threshold with
It's finger on its lips. will - ash how II comes that
thoee oorsonal alterations isFovng Gil ne removes
and de fptOi OF ShaksICOro TOuchstOue-the retort
couitoous-the quip modest-the reply churhsh-the
re roof yaliant-the couutsrcheck qaarrelsOme-the
lie crcumstantal and he lie direct-are OF immeasura
by greater interest in the House of Commons than the
health the taxation and the education of whole peo-
pie lChccrs will not penetrate INTO tho mysteries
of that secret chamber in which the Bucbeard of the
party keeps his stranged public questions, aud with re-
gard 20 which, when he gives the key TO ms "he-ne
new comef-he strictly charges her on o account 10
oren the door Laughter | will merely put II 70 the
exl ericnCc of everybody here whether the House
of CommoIs is not occasionally little hard OF hearing
little hard OF nearing lilllt ulul VI
slow of UNDERSTANDING aud whether, in short Il Il no.
in sufficiently invaded state to require close watch
ing and occasional application OF sharp stmulants
a. whether il is lot capable OF considerable improve
ment lCheoIsl. believe that in order % preserve
II in a ate OF real useful,es and independence, the
reople must be very watchfu and very jealous OF H.
ana il must have its memory logged ana be kept
awake when happens to have taken too much OF the
Ministerial narOtic-musi betrO ted about, II must %
hustled and pnched in that friendly way the usage
in such cases lLaughior | hold that no power can
deprive us OF the night to administer our funchons rs
a body comprising electors from oil parts OF the
courtry sooisod together because h-ir cou1try IL
dearer to them Than drowsy twadde, unmeaning rou-
tine or worn out coBventionalties lCheorsl. This
br Is me objection numOertwo. IL issaied thatthis
Association ses class gansf class ls this Sd Cries
Of No u No. itraher finds class set against class and
seeks to concie them. wish TO avoid placing in oppo
ston those tw words, the arstoca'y AID the peo
DE" am one DO can believe in the virtues and
of both and would any account deprive either Ola
sing le Just right belnI ging 10 1t lCheers will use,
instead of these words the terms, = the GOVERNOR
81 he "gov, med" These two bodies the association
finds with gulf betws en- them, la which are lying
newly buried thousands on thousands OF the brayest
aDG most devoted men that even Eagllod ever bred
Cheersl II is 10 prevent the of innumera-
bic smsller evils of which hat calamity was the
GROWING hight and the necessary contamination, and
10 bring together those two fronts looking now 80
strangely each other that this association seeks 70
help to icge that hby with structure found
! ed on common justice and supported by commoo
sense [Che.rsl. " Setting class against class !" That
is the very parrot profile that have ~ long heard
Try its ui tce by he following example: respects
! bic gentleman bad large establishment a n great
! number Of ferysnrs who good for noihDg-who
wren he asked them ogve bis chill iren bread gave
them siODts-wbO, when they were told 10 give hsh,
I gave s.rpens-who, when they ordered 10 send
10 the East sent 10 the West-wbo, when they ought
TO have been serving dinner 10 the North
sultiDg exploded cookery books In the SOnth--~ho
wasted DE- stroyed tumbled each other and were
bringing everything 10 ruin; when at last the respect
able nleman calls his house steward and says, even
then more in than III anger This IA terrible
business no fortule can stand t-no mortal equani-
" nit, can bear it ] must change my system, must
obtain servants who will 90 their duty" the house
steward throws up his eyes in pous horror, and says
Good God, master, you are setting class against
"c 81 and then PUSHES off into the servants hall
and delivers long and melting Grafton on that wicked
feeling Laughterl. / now come 10 the third obDec-
ton, mich is common among young gentlemen who
are Lot particularly fit for anything but spending
money which they have not got lLaughcr. Their
obj, ciion is usually comprhed in the observation
How very ext aordinary II is that these Admins ra
tive Reform fellows cant mind their own business"
iIk it will to all that very sufficient mode
of dsposng of this objection is to say that il is our
own business mind when we come forward In this
wBv ard il is TO prevent il from being msmanaged by
them Heerl. l observe from the Parliamentary de-
bates-wich have of late by the by, frequently sug
gested to that there is this difference between the
bull Of Spain and the bull OF Nneyeh, that whereas
in the Spanish case the bull rushes at the scarlet, in
heNinevite case the scarlet rushes at he bull Laugh
ter and cheers al have observed from The Parliament
ary debates that by curious fatality there has been
great deal of the reproof valiant and the counter
check qusrehome IN reference 10 every case showing
the necessity of Administrative Reform, by
whomsoeyer produced whensoever and wnereso-
ever lCheesl. dare say should have no diihcuity
In adding two or three cares to the list which kno"
to be true, and which have no DOUBT VIII 10 con-
tracicted lLau. liter and cbeersl. should have
no diH;culv In adding two or three cases 10 the