New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28
GREAT BRITAIN.

There is pothing Of importance in politics. The Par
liameIsry Faster recess still continued.
great te1orm meeting Was held at " dorchester on
the Iah ms Mr. BrghG Wa The pdacipa' speaker,
apo ua1e To-, and characteristic al tress, 10 viii,
~ a6rccstgd tns accordance Of Lori John Russells
pend ng reform bill lie Urged tho people nat Ia pe'-
hit The war tp ut 70 be acted as means OF nsong
the 10. tpC neFbeDi " the reform measure.
The london Times hes sAhorial on the recently
pubisIel lettrr oi Lord hsvsiay on tie fnajecs "
American iJf - at0bs. IL ~ '-Ses tbs yloS Ut 3D.
ceuay, md g0e3 sven further, IA $40 Sn by The ioo
ing eFtr.ct from The article IL question:
"TIe evils f the American Govsrrmen. d. not,
unfortunately, require bundled years 10 rpen. Fsy
are how fact growing 10 maturity. Long bo'a.7
New.Ergland shall have become ss populous az OH
England, long before the rnog Pc Hers In the 81 ne
shall III ITSELF IN the condition of wanting meal, and
be DR. by indulgence to plumber there is reason TO
fear that The institutions CT America will aave rna their
cestil cd career, and been snp.rseded oy some mug
more specious and perhaps far less tOlerabe, than
they are. We do not speak of electoral corruption AMI
intinjdsten; we know by exferienoe thas corruption
and intimidation deofdeTs which, ShouBn oisy' as
ip0 az ebfee bling, are not MORTAL bat We DO SPEAK
Of he frghtuy increasing corruption OF the Exec
tive snd tpisla ures Of the different States; OF the yr
amy OF the majority, which trampes hot only on The
mil oIlty, bat the law &c I; OF the c0ntonpt into
which the judicial Office, held for short periods ana
elected by very low franchise, has fallen and OF the
utter dstrust which the tee teeis CT the ability
of It's institutions 10 oDewer the 5r3 and OBJECTS ~ CIV
lzed govemr0eS-tle security of property, the pro-
sdrnnitra6on of the public revenue.
1.-THE danger that most Desrly besets America Is
that those institutions which the fathers OF the pres snt
eebeIaiioD OF Amer ans believed 70 be perfect, and
praised with sn ardor corresponding TO their belief
The children OF the present generation oil Americans
should Learn dske ana dtspise; that the principle
OF authority and the veDeratoD for law shou'd be
destroyed, and no curb shonld remain strong enough
10 rem in the headlong Of democratic passion
The Times concludes by morslz,ng on the expeoi-
eBcy Of reducing the franchise IN England 10 such
level viii place the governing power in the hands
OF the poor and ignorant
The new stea ner Conpaueht, for the Gal way line,
was 10 be launched at Newcastle on Tyne on the 2lst
She is of GOO tuns register $40 feet long, and
is guaranteed to TAn tw eDty miles an hour.
machine for weaving by means of electro-mag.
seism inverted by NJ. Bonel was on exhibition 10
LONDON. Most important advantages and great saving
i'll time and money are predicted from it.
According to The London Morning Chronicle, the
good relations between England and France are again
fully restored.
The London Post states that it is intended TO
s,ituie the Red River settlement Of the ordinary
Colonies Of the Crown and that bill for the purpose
would be introduced IN Parliament immediately.