New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11
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Office h.. thu. had It's work superinseoded sni


QHce has thu. had is work superinseoded All
,,.rt.a ont f,rit Having heen f9lli 9alrag,
i-s,.crecg. - dear - tho Official mi1i. his aeen
de.rroy.d srd pasl- OF uion has brought Il WITT
l. rte circle Of il, il'i-d,cGon. Duroz h- g
ees. ,he Bni,h public has seen two war oih;e'
in operation: one Geiiberstve and u1Oii Al. a.
Printing House square: tia other merely Mos
terisl and Official 81 the II rec Guiris. "Slch
"a step in advance. says tn, TINES, rs Ia, 20
sl's .rcrsasiue irfEsHc> o. re Prsss All 70 the
q. favor With which we have been sonorej NJ tae
pubic" sn1, ~ cs) The whole. the Duke o.
Newcastle. the Va Minister takes the earliest
occs.ior 20 declare from BIZ, seat in the House Of
Lords, thst be rejoi,es st the pressure that Is
put upon hin from al parts of the country.
Bur If tn. general pnbic have viewed With si,-
i.faction TIE great part the Newspaper is nov
PLAYING IN TIE government Of Britain. MT 90 the
pfiy /, ged classes aud the two II uses Of P4rils-
uent The HousA Of Commons il ptui, stru k s.
the novel aspect Of this Power, unknown 70 The
Coz .titution) which hi. made such vas. strides
siuce lssti,s,t snd which shresta1s 70 re luce
the House Of Commons 70 4 mere chamber for
the registration Of the DEGREES of PGbi, Opil-
ion. in the zane way So the House of Com
mors bsve dealt with the House Of Peers. Tae
Hou.e Of c mmous mide the war pretert for
refnsiog to reform it.,lf snd 10 the first result
Of tfat war has been 40 alarming dimlnu.lon Of
IL, influence Ire Third Estate Of the Realm, IN
barrow spirit Of conservatism, drags on with its
small bOrouebs aud mario y electoral basis aud the
immediate resut has been TO magnify, at ia e1-
pense, the power of the eXtrs.c0nst'tutlonal
Fourth Estate Public Opinion has found organs
more seryiceable and more faithful than tbs
House Of Commons and the Honorable House
tefls itself oversha lowed and Inundated thereby.
II il no longerthe strongest and most vital power
of she Kingdom and it did not let the fret day OF
the session pa.s without man'esting ts chAsr,n.
But The rext day, The Tines, on behalf OF itself
end brethren OF the Metropolitan Press, thus
hauettily invests the Journals with the hOuors Of
their new position;
" 80 fsr We reason 70 give ~ our opleion
that The public pres, II the metropolis - little el.e
tb.n a s'and.rg Committee Of PARLIAMENT. Which st3
- Jtr raapepce aer COts 1br0lt INTO NE Hiy1-
irrds and which does not give orders - attack the
stTops hold Of Russia, AND theh break up for the ho-
dsss. NesTe so regarded
With an easy assurance of i.s strength the same
journal thus cont Bues:
1t IL rather a severe ttia when press, that has
been compelled by Virus of iis position 10 supply. for
% zee or ouT months. the place of the Legislature. Is
at lat tent supersc cd aud hzs its OF IT,
but overhaul by thai Legislature on tie dag of ia
reunion Ftp IN Parliament, t'ir her Maisfcrigi or
o,iorl.c tear a. any Qood nW. Both side you'd
Iatl tr hat the Information VII ,h give to all the
world were confined to f-w private letters handel
about ~ some select cDterie.
Moved by the spectacle Of Shis contest, the
Republ can Sitcic of Paris has Ieapt to ito fee,
aud senos forth to is brethren of London fra
ternsl shout of congr4iulaton and admiration,
ard The English Journals IN their new character
OF citizens" nov an established expression }
.cccpt TIE Republican compliment, and stru;
about with it as The proudcst iesIher in their
caps Corresponiing with this change Of atti-
iude or step in advance new spirit has N
fused iself il to the terninoogy Of the London
iouuals They have adopted the ou.spoken
language of the Radical Reformers We now
ed in their leaders, OF citizens Of this coun-
M" Of governing classes" OF " redtspe
-,fiiciss' Anind- oenjent aud inG1en.iil Press,
a. = purely intellectual power. aud one OF the
latest RUNE II = dlIused mental culture, neces-
,ariy conflicts vi b the mCdirealisn that s'lll
infect, the political and social constitution Of
Great Bitain. A struggle for predo ninSnce,
belO.ien OF these con,euding elements has com
m,pced. md j. now being wsged from day to day
with Characteristic obstinscy.