The New York herald., 1866-09-28
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Gun lekUca CORRESPONDENCE.
I.oSpos. Sept. IL, -Isc,

Losnos Sept IL, 1865.
rrocRsss Reform
How strongly tempted in search Of and
citing events 10 from England to the continent
- known only 10 those stuck down fast in This great
nurky city where the morning papers, stoiid, soicai
~pd unscnsatonsl ever, waft scarcely murmur 10
As Of that polica food that rolls and surges
over England TO the great terror Of old women and dan
ver 70 many relics Of bygonc, buried time.
50 little mastery comment is made upon the reform
ovemenl by the press Of this capital tho supposed po
lNics advisers and leaders OF the nation, that
tempted 10 believe either that the thing is not compre
Asndcd all its depth and height, that is too
pleasant subject TO be touched Enslishmen are not
subject 10 sudden changes Of mind opinion partcu
Ssrsy regard The greatness and glory Of their ccun
svy, Their stoidity and stnbborpncss provcrbai
md however much other countries may be superior in
many points OF human progress England stll continues
n the estimation Of her children 10 be The electric Ley
den jar which discharges al the intellectual vitality and
Right which invigorate sDd liuminc the nations OF the
earth Things have worked wen owing to the innate
sigoS and endurance Of the Anglosaron race that they
enaDot realize the probability Of great revolution.
Ss Iess is necessity. The idea Of the ancient
AipEy form Of government with all s titled arstocrsiic
spp ndages being swept away and replaced by the social
and political equality Of AL Br,,ons excites smile Of
. ntempt a burst Of indignation. Yet we may live TO
80 this thing accomplished though the London Tspses
ssbors prove that pure democracy is danger 10
scce,y the United States 10 anarchy or ire
spopsbIe despoism than England TO an imitation Of
much be.sbored system.
IN this connection the letter OF American g'nue-
snan who appears TO rcprobate manhood suffrage has
SvoduceJ very decided fotier Of admiration among
conservatives while has been hercely mathematical
by the advocates OF reform and While the former parade
she writer persgon Of wisdom the latter dcnouncs
Aim ss a renegade and arosiste.
EKposu Avn WRONGS IRELAND.
One OF The latest phases u tho movement 10 tho sst
Shat the Irish question has boen taken Up by the popu
bar leaders many sensible things said which mish,
nnd should have been said any time these three hun
sed years People begin ind oat and admit that the
sister island rs sadly msgoyerned aud has grave cause
~ complaint and when yoa ind even fenianism apo,o
wxed for aud cssascd. however mildly, la a London
aaorning paper, you Will agree with me that Great
Britain VIII be greater and more just when the des'nos
o the nation shalt be entirely controlled by the people
and moi by q pfvile ged opsrchv however c0urty and
ancent In rc the people Of Great Britain have yet 70
learn the o their vss empire at homo
and in the colonies, exhibits no wisdom
osIsL slscovsHSsEyr
There great deal Of talk just now about The terrible
famine in India spd the ntermnabi Jamaica business
10 which fresh fuel has been added BY the presence IN
Enyisnd ~ xGoyernor Eyre and the eha0I Ionsbp Of
his canse by Thomas Carlyle; but the real cause OF Pc
siodcai famine D the former and the late bloody revolt
q sssr sspsDs,cn he sss.em which refuses justice
10 . poor ragged negro In Jamaica, without sxrfnce
an III pocka, until he shall have expended the TO him
snpossibe sum Of seven aud sixpinee, system
rotten the Take this single fact an instance OF
0hich under your correspondents notice 10 tha.
snssoverned island few months since, aud You have
She whole story II the people OF England understood
she absurd legislation under which tAe colonies grcan
and show q very natural dlscUntcnt, they would be-
have doubt, sufficiently just and masnsnimous 70
sske the blame their own shoulders aud not perse
cute with unsecmy speech snd action sen.leman VINO
hts duty under all the peculiar circumstances both
Sohy and courageousv He Was there 20 queli an m
succ,on how Just may have been ts provo,
cation and be did u, faithful 20 the traditional
policy aud conduct OF sl British officials 70 al tines
not he, but the system no was sen
80 6phold that should blamed ~ the laws OF Jamaica
ssre ten times worse what could he the e,uye
power alone do bat obey and cause 70 be obeyedf
Really The people o Enssnd never appeared % l.e ~
Dos insnnccon 10 India, massacre in Jamaica,
chrome rebelou 10 Ireland prove that the pcople IN
business or government 20 foster misery despair and
death ff IL be The mssiou ~ consersaiism 70 keep
things in the beaten track the blood stained rut ~
~ a. Girardn calls H. the sooner The people put iber
Too, on II aud stamp into the earth The better To- their
reputation and ihs interests Of humanity.
A wnSSTER nkHsfta
Talk about trhe Derby or Fpsom nf Long island for
horsc racing o. yacht from the Battery % Hell Gate
and back Ransak the parchment records 81 Oh venice
fof foas OF gidd gondolas the blue Adrsic But no
DO not do a. for you viii lose your tms We have got
N~yond ths snce The Atlantic cable has bscome an ac
Breadth neither nor less. Ia the only place Tor
ainioenih century regaas, and wnne. ht' us come
sn sixteen thousand miles from Zoo 'hOwioo. some
where between here and the moon, 70 London has heeu
xssvsred A. quickly wind would drive, current sd
N akin direct by Ave ships, for prize Of $500 H0S
nv olled snd struggled snd creaked and srcanei snd
rolled, during ninety nine weary days, can only he
known 10 ihs brave men aboard fh1k r1.t coslto 40
~en Nv a~mpcsts 40 Trey drove through tho feacher
ous angry Aea those specks upon world Of seething
sser rsr dss.,a r"y ,sI. nnsseeDs century regatta
wsrthv little spars 10 the Hsssip, " we're only 70
- pos,sry know sse tsIce that There we're sanis
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a poor, CRAZY mss rswed Itrsu, who 'ays he's .