New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-21

eA9;xre 81 Seyss,er>l. Sir lAnes Graham sad
sraly ordered tie Admiral 70 sAls >"eaoors'
AZ .A.'. IS tire ErslisA nation eecsIne dlsssii'-
fea VIII tie want q results Z tie hTsi cam
y&isr So socn IS i: drew tie n'si eilanee
between lie eno.moas expenditure Ani tue
tuAlness q tie achievements, SIR James Grs-
Asu threw 81 The blame on poor Sir Charles
Napier, ordering him 20 hsul d'~n iis Gag and
diminishing lin. fully aware ihs' he WAS 'el4ins
e. ua-ruth. Sill Sir James, Tor tie ihlrd tine
csushi n deliberate lie, remains gentleman
in tie ewes Of the English sristocracy, willie OF
lis antagonists, Mr. Lsysrt Vas !c'i cas'e ana
S:r Charlie. Napier ]: severely cens1red for h.7-
Ing unmAsktd TIE man VITO opened Aazz!ns
letter snd delivered TIE brothers BAndlera 20
tie stAmb,es Of King BoTba.
IuriDg the Parliamentary recess the agitation
orizinsted By Mr. U'qVhart against tie Minis
te-. groT.in extent, though the metropolitan
papers contirue p ignore il. Crq7tart has 10
the las, two motifs yersmb1lated the midland
counties and Wales, holding neetiog', aud ad-
dressing himself principal 20 TIE Tofkiogmen'
H, success cannot be denied: the m1iI.tude'.
for the last fifteen yesrs inaccessible 20 any pol
itcs but the f7e points Of the Charter, listen
now with esgerne.s 10 the abstract doctrines
ana intricate diplomatic facts of Nr CrquharI.
He pY.sches that ne present war j. war JO'
DO: against, Russia; that Lord Palmerston IS
be,rsyiBg England tina, tue overthrow Of the
pre,eDt Ministry, AID the accession Of Lo,d Der.
BIZ 10 power, cannot remedy the eT.i; tna' both
political parties in Psrlismen: s-e t1e 10 Il OF
RU,sis, and that England mast perish unless the
people &C.. for themselves. Thus f4r be agrees
with the views Of Ko.suth Professor Newmao,
Nazz;hi, and Of all those who ore represented
by tbo.e patriots. But wien NJ. CrqutaTt
comes 10 the remedy, lie canloE dlSest him
,elf Of lis Tory t'aditiOns, including hatred
70 America, and 20 revolutions. lie ad-
nit. that tte.e are but two means FIR saving
England: either an appeal t. TIE n.tionalities
By a campaign 10 Finland and POlsnd, or
war BY blockade, insisting upon AID making the
most stringent nee OF the night OF search. Ihe
fret course would lead 20 q series Ofre7oiutio5s
and 70 re triumph Of the democratic principle
in Europe; the second would prob 'bly entangle
EDglsud in war with the United stated SUI,
Mr.. Urquhart looks upon such war as upon an
escape from greater evils, since lie is the sworn
enemy of revolutions 6nd of the democratic
principle lie therefore sdvOcates the rlght Of
sea- ch a. defined by Vstte, PudendOIf and Gro
titus az tse only means for escaping the unlver-
cal empire Of Russia on one tide, and the recon
struction Of Europe by revolutions GA the
democratic basis on the other; and 10 this way
he Indirectly breaches war against America.
At Newcastle. upon. Tyne, Birmi nghsm, Stafford,
Sheffield, in the potteries and many other
places, bis doctrines have been adopted by
large meetings; committees for Investigating
foreign affairs Gad the results of secret
diplomacy have been organized, and the work
Jog classes forget their Charter and liz
ten 10 the new ro)het. The She6leld Free
Press-aD ably conducted radical paper Of great
influence in the Midland Counties-has become
the organ u this so.c.lled national move
ment, which has sufficient importance to call
Kos,utb into the lists. HE article in tO-day's
AtiQs deals admirably with the question, and
tries g. give the Ight direction 70 t1e agitation.
The mo,enent begins 10 alarm the government,
kDoyledge It's extent By attacking IT, This is
the first sign Of the vitality of the English nation
dj,played IN this war. Hitherto the people have
looked psssiyely On the dealings of the ministry,
cbeerfusly paid the increased taxes without
troubling themselves about the four points Of
the Vienna Conference, or the intrgues Of Lord
P.imerstou and his miniohE. But nov they
seem 70 awaken, and % be angry tha: they have
allowed themselves % be humbugged for 30 many
ye.rs A few weeks Will be sufii ,ient 10 show
whether the ration will relapse into It's habtual
s,upor. ard, combining itself 10 the worship Of
mhumon. let the ministers have their Owa way;
or whether il will force it's official rulers into
more effective policy. The Government seems
to have some presentimen. OF the Impending
crsis, spd in consequence il fattering the rs
tonalities with hopes, Italy aud Poland being
the frat VbOse c0ndl -apphrently-atIracts
tie interest Of Lord PalmerstOn and hi. friend
Napoleon. Both the French and Engiish mlnI.-
terisl paper, continue % relate the atrocities of
King Bomba, and u plty the south Of I.aly &C.
cured BY cruel aud malicious King Ihry
,eefa 70 foYfet TIE conduct ~ tie Emperor ~
Austria, mi even the lumber u The Ffsnch
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