New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

= H., cour.yvmen, oould not be sure 70 arrive
= Co.,. veeh. whom ell may be over. We my
y H. enjoy the leisure Of despsr-thst release
~x~bn - en- of the day which the dying man eo'
u he has taken his las: dra1ght made his last
y 80 has only to cast ais thoughts to ward the IN
Iesor1 IL this, then, time 10 SIT sSodt Pisn'
: IL second expedition TO the East, and i.yiaS
~ ,hs programme OF q campaign for 1888 ma
!. E,.N ,een, s what we are waiting for. AZ head
I, AZ. before Sevastopol they are waiting Ir tos
IL. vbep with the Turks at Cpatoria. the impe,
|, ITds,rd and other renforcements from Francs ana
! Dr6sient excess OF British arrivals over BRUSH
4 - ssd departures, they mey attempt, WIN spu,s
4 - lees hope Of success, What they mlzo. ns,o
!, - on the 2sth Of September. We are an 70
srere with the whole force Of the empire in car,
~ Lord Raglan aid his staff through WIN y, saI
.ltrg them 10 redeem their credit ~ the rsA W
lyIey srmv That il what Government p'ePIeo
- What PARLIAMENT 10 expected zen. 49,
vil be thought very disloysi II II does no' nsck
TX. ~ ~ Pu;,.h oeoole aye expected to swallow.
jfshss svalloved many another desperate pohcy.
Issovr own part whs,sver others may please 20 90,
L. vill take no further part IN such IN anah. We
- on, hsoSs Of the under the extsung manage
u IfT,overnment IL the House Of Commons, or
~ ya,;si,b people choose to sell themselves 10 the
saocrscy and through the aristocracy TO their enc
ss Il Il their own Affair We wipe our HAMS OIL inc
ssioes suicide Ali that can do 10 to protest sod
!. vr.p AID that We will not cease TO do, though
ksbsrto We have done it 10 vain.
raider the existing management, we repeti, We
ave choice left but TO protest against the iu
e prosecution Of an enterprise which les1s 10 nom
| - bet ruin and d,grace. Under this m.nagement
.shi1g changes IDbunersble attempts to instruct or
seot il hsyo been .de in vain, without least re-
~ Soldiers men OF scies CO. men OF business travel,
!, men and even women relowne7 Tor tner ptacucai
sstrs have rendered edvice, information ana ASSIST
r. "a (,overpmeut and have bad 10 find all they
"A q, cid wholly and dissstrously eisregarded.
al.tber the advice was given in the columns OF
Sv,p.rer or in the office Of the minister, The retut
y, been the same. When, at the meeting Of Pariia
cent in December, tho puonc gIiei ana inpsI.encs
~ already spoken too loudly ~ be set at Dsught TINS
ahes wss amused with promises: The two Houses
,,rs told in set speeches that, Though Government
I'D certaiIly been taken by SURPRISE and some errors
I'D been committed through the novelty Of the enter
rae every care Was taken for the future. rev
Jt,s had been sent out new srrsDgemer to made, OF
s,ich the public could not yet be aware, bur which
ru,d be found TO remove all the causes OF com
Amt In week or two, by Chris mes at the latest,
IL army would be only too sbunds9tly hoIsea; 700
I'M d and provided for. There you'd be duplicates
A every thing and Of all possible alternatives, oetn
Ia been accepted for doable security. mere
yould AZ we were assured by the secretary az var,
IA English as well a. Turkish hating, woods as well
- kim fresh 40 well sal. meat wine, medicines,
eoudorts only in too lavish profusion At the very
tus these romises made the principal disasters,
70 much insisted on by the Ministerial apologsts,
fully known ana estmateu. IL was d uiouu
,ftIr the hurricane, five weeks after the surprise OF
InL s,msn o. and seven weeks after the loss OF the
lard road from the harbor 10 the camp by the affair
Of BLsklavs. Thee promises were not inside IN the
dsk or in the face Of future full OF unseen DIFF
scuties They were inside 10 that full clear, noon
A, liebt In which all Europe now secs the horrors
Of the Crmea. They were made Elk weeks SINCE,
md the sssursu that all the blunders had been
Sacovered ard rectfe1. In Elk weeks 1t 10 possible
n 90 twice 10 the Crimes and back, and with tbs
II A. al f.la "a
v.usl)y travel quicker, even though 1t passes
arovph hostile or Leutrsl channels. What, then,
bu been the fulflment OF the promises dehbsra'sly
made TO both houses at the opening OF tue
ssion in December None-ao'oIa'ely hohe'
ibs camp, the hsrbor, the road, the hospitals,
he housir and feeding Of our over worked worn out
otiery ia ali worse tn Not only the French
nan, but even the Turk is better housed and better
clothed than the British colder. Every department
has utterly failed. The army is house divided
,esibst ITSELF and has necessarily fallen, as an army
lvays will fall, under such circumstances. AZ We
read OF host under the stroke Of Divine vengeance
every mao hand is against his neighbor, every m sn
sboripg TO do as little be can tor the other pre-
trrle 10 see buts clothing and food peri.hing than
sppisc to its purpose. Every day has added to the
Babel ia which a common language Is made only the
means of strife and confusion
Ire management which leafs to such results with
certainty and uniformity, and which does 80 In spite
Of the most LumiliatiDg confessions OF error ana
promises of anne ndment is only another ame for al
mcby in fact reigns In the Crimes. As long as 1t
hats no high sounding names, no Ministerial pad-
tude no preteDse of loyalty patriotism sha Induce
rs to feed with human betacombs the altar OF war The
bones Of one Brth army are enough for that dismal
will not coonve at another such catastrophe
II Ministers will continue TO AK for more me n, more
men, more and more STILL 10 die in the trenches, or to
psa bomeward through the hospitals IN the face oil
err rs which they cannot correct and departments
witch they canno, get to work together they must DO
20 ON their own account, and on such confidence as
lbey NAV happen to es JOY With the people Bat the
House OF Commons. we are very sure, VIII 0etray
be trus, 1t has received from that people, IT It per
ni,s the war TO proceed under management that
eads TO ruin by a certain, inevitable Law. EagiAnd
surely will not commit her sons 10 the care OF those
Nho confess themselves 50 tied and trammeled that
they cannot discharge the trust and WHOSE only
anne nent for one bideous catastrophe is the pre-
ouous hope that, under the same conditions, there
will not be another. She will insist thai they 20 re-
construct the administration of the army, as to be IN
a position 10 promise-which now they are not. She
viii insist that there shall be Minister able to DO
vithoul impeachment or delay, whatever he may deem
necessary for the prosecution Of the war, and VINO
will be without excuse for the neglect OF any necss'
sary provision.
THE LONDON PRESS AND THE WAR.
From The Loadon Tiaes, Jan. p.