New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30

could be pursued than that indicated-the aboliti q
The unjust divorce OF the soil OF the country frossA1
middle and labOTing olasses to which they have beea
90 long accustomed thar they scarcely oomprehen1 IN
nquity fit IN order 70 avoid this terrible Issue being
broached In "hapyy. peaceful England" (whers 90
man dies each day starvation. and whose agrcnfu
aoorers are worse lodged than the pigs they tend ~
1tmtSs hackers cunuingly determined on diverfng tse
matter into private channel making an abortye an4
personal issue OF cid and often successful expedieae
with rogues of al descriptions. Accordingly Deisps
as PUT forward with what results you are c0gnize
E'erybo1y With the exception OF that large ciao
VINO take their opinions read y-nade from The Tsas&
che Psneh toadies, and those who distrust MesszA
Golden and Bright from their "un Epglish that n
Republican and neutrality-suspicious.. knows that De-
lane was eignay defeated forced TO eat his w0rs
and sat upon But the matter will by means ond
here, as ntmated When Parliament meets in Febrxp
ary Mr.. Golden will as he has already threatened.
bring forward before that tribunal and the larger one q
the county the question Of the peculiar relations exist
ing between The Times and the Ministry. especially
Lord Enumeration. involving possible demand for Q
by the Prime Minister Of various employees OF til
leading Journal to lucrative Government position
b. naass sc that b Of Mr. LTc name and az
lis editors to the Superintendent VI the Board Of Ed
cation Knox, another. TO q Pohce MagstIa (pai1D
and about dozen others who enjoy and doubtless
snug salaries averaging from 2l.000 to 5000 Pc
annurn.
Good times.comi Maehay Won know. got aIoe
yearly from the Queens Bounty Fund, lust before ~
started for tho United States 70 write those yeracous
letters of his g. 2hs Times with the help y. the suesos.
lions VI Hiram CIanson Of the Eew-YOrk Hotef-os.
tcnsiby the plea Of bis services English literature
really for those TO be rendered 10 The Rebels. VIII
many instances Of indirect bribery and oorrup-
lion over which Mephistophean Pam (who ike grand
father Gilsnorrnard Ia Les Nssr0bS doesn't believe
much In Cod would doubtless chuche He ID quite usua
TO that sort Of thing Years ago in ls4l tae editor d
tae now defGnct Morning CAr0nie received baronse
cy from i'm for thick and thin championship OF bis for
eign policy and IL is now the common talk OF LoTde
Commons and especially Clubs, that Walter. principal
proprietor Of The Times end member for berkshire. haa
-. .t.,. N
which be would probably, as q rueboin Bri.on givs
his SOUL or what remains OF It, after his peculiar exps
rience Of journalism. Probably say, all this Will b
brought uGdcr the notice Of Parliament in the coming
session when rich developments and general howl
may be expected. The facts notorious to thoso
behind the that when two or three years ago. NE
Eah of Derby remarked. In O speech In the House q
Lords that no Government secret could be kept whlse
certain gentleman (meaning Delane) had tie run oS
Downing street and the public Offices Tas Times sup
pressed tho observation, III tenderness to itself
The individual alluded to is as arTant turnkey -
could be found all British Journalism. which Is saying
good deal. Here is On Gnecdote Of one OF bis coadu
tors-Movbray Morris, the :" business man Of The
paper-wlich has never IS Ear as an aware. ap-
peaTed in print. Both Deane and Morris visit noble
men at thciI and county houses and the Latter
being tie guest Of the Duke VI Beaufort rode ont one
morning on fJx.chase with his trace and his guestA
Being very ignorant Of the conduct required OF BIN
the eager Morris set of ahead OF the hounds TO be ~
very much "a Thaekeray's Lord Steyne might haze
done" Come back you bloody printer |" to the openly
expressed delight and eXultaion OF the entire hrn6
But mark what came Of it. Norris medtated revenge
laying up his grudge Ike onc of Homcrs Kings and
when, some months afterward II appeared that biz
Grace the Duke Of Beaufort had p.ayed at Aune
Sally" the Derby Day that L. IN throwing sticks at
en- absurd black doll with clay pipe stuck wberea
nose ought to be- then did nj The Times come ont upoA
him with yengeancel and this is the way how In
gsh newspapers are, written The Times Is only 7A
~ T. Herald. plus grammar and ability.
These disclosures. which ON only anticipating. VIZ
possibly be very damaging TO its rnquestoGably greet
influence. Bat nothing can destroy It's power excepe
successful rivalry to be eveled at asoruing better
medium the MILTON for publicity Of advertisements
There The Tine, is at prosont paramount. COtbese
used to aposrophize ii as iolows Yes it's your xasf
places which strong for me y so the great Lib
ersl party in glad has turned its attention to as also
100 are already subscribed for tne production Of
paper to contain no more news than kilograms (Ren
Ter o. reports of stocks and resume Of Parliamentary
intelligence and in which the cost OF advertising VIII
be put at lust haJ that demanded by 1hs TasestA4
sheet itself 20 bsgive1 GrGg srGiV'cpsg 1t grand
project but venture no opinion to ITS success. T1S
TH,s receives I@5 00o per gnnum alone for its adser.
tisemGnts. .....s..t.-.' ,'-f...
must break oil. emitting at least half column q
good matter. 10 tie mail The right Of retention
reserved. T.. h&