, 1866-02-27
FKOM EUROPE,
Our London Correspondence,
EARL RgSSELI,S GOVERNMENT.


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"ee's ol 'ne hlals scss1on arc not Palpaply m
dicatiyc OF tho SUCCESS, or Otherwise, Of Earl
TuEscll's administration. Politicians would
say that aflalrs remain IN Main mn and that
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w can on.s ascose1 ene so'1ls'oh u In' r sni
talk e. cattcd1a til nigh IT. be, Is rather too
HccneYn1' to be useful; and yet your fca1-
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N"usi9 unu ofta VI VA D" Mss
i may DC eh1aly " pfcsu1nloe W pEopaec},
when state that Earl Russc1Ps alministra-
linn vii, stand or fall upon The new Reform
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n'n' s'uI't 1'sn.' 40 ."o eA.''o A'"suS t''u
Tue '"teuissA ''"o'oSl'.l W uot oAce Su"clent
]atitndc for party discussion; and both ai1cs
Of the House are therefore saving their
strength until the Government shall intro
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uu-, s'Ie Aeu. -, roPusaI ~. "n'ea t''s
"ho'c eo'nt'y Is "ai3'"6 "''u "l' AIS cScS a''u
cars.
The Government is not prepared !; the Gov
cr.,mcnt has taken no stcns whatcycr 10 prc-
nsrc ;;rc1r mon Mis- ones,;on- know ihis
10 W '''e i"c.. Aolo ialt"ets'"n nas gono 10
LIS account since lhrce months Earl Nnsscll
came into Office On the credit Of q Reform
Bill, To be introduced under tue auspices OF
his administration md vct m siens lar.
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pare lAc necessary 'n'ormauon 10 oe lald De-
ioTc Parliament. That necessary Information
is iuel commencing 10 be taken ana IL il bc-
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"s7 sAAen w '.1 sounu ~ "o.s strAs -
.asss, OF MOI ,neons1eeraoac m porlaon a.nl o. our
other Words, hal There Is no pressing necessity
inr ncw Reform Bill. Real liberals Irc there
fore dshcartcncd, or savage, (Which Is much
l'ctter,) and tho stability Of Earl lsussell's
administration is thereby impugncd. Earl
Iusscl, let rac say, is mol responsible for
Ibis lie is honestly d,sirous TO carry thor
I oEgji Reform Lill lic has no supcrStittons or
prt ludiccs uLout right OF ln,norItics, class
representation, .tc,. AK, hui the Lord Duu-
t,tnrys who fll The Government BhFcau,
lay cycry possible Obstacle in his way, and
viii acti:at thc 1ill II They eau. Earl Russell
md MIR. Gladstone arc determined; they
thurong1y understand ard esteem each other,
snd the question Will not be StfAed. The new
Reform Eli may he debated Ibis session but.
II so, such flame will ba lighted throughout
Great Britain that Lord Dundrcary, Ills own
and his wi.e's rclations will never be able to
ouench IT.
rnE psuA1Es r, p4rrsAMrsr-,nE, Asr u,
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lue t'o'sc o. Commons aepate on tts ao-
| nTcss 10 the queen, n reply 70 her speech ol
INC opening o. faflameht, VII! ne reaa Win
| nhMuntcu i1lelcst ~ l1s u.1lea o4ates. LUG
n'st day's dcGaic III poih Eoascs was IN A.
| !ack upon ana ucieEcc o. tue government TOT
Us measures IN TSGara 10 tne cattic p'agne
that discussion viii not be without profit 10
western !aElnefS ohd Sfaziess; although We
must wait nniil next week before VIC car
learn what final Steps arc to be tukcn, under
authority Of Parliament. for meeting an cpl
| d1Lic which is frightening the whole landed
interest OF the kingdom from its proprlety
This discussion Enve way on Thursday to ths
question OF irish grievances and Irish mem
berE Of tue Lower House, led hy the O'Don
ogluc, enjoyed regular old-iimc i1eld-day
j siorcovcr, they we're listened to with the Mt
most attention; The debate was closed hy TIT
leader of the Commons, MIR. Gladstone him
self, and John Bright and John Stuart Mil
went into the samc lobby on division with tht
Irish minority. So your readers will perceive
that ..Finne:anis.n'' Is really producing some
effect Epon the English mind nIter all.
Locking through the lengthy speeches o
the different orators, two grand grievance;
*tant forth in ai,yancc Of afl others, namely
the Church Establishment in Ireland and ths
old sore Of Tenant Wrongs. The O'Donoshut
Il, Al r9srH
proceeded 10 lay down The following points
Which, he asserted, Englaud might conceds
without detrimcnt TO her honor and 10 III.
very great advantage Of Ireland. The good
old cry affcr thu "spoils'' was not forgotten
it stood first on the list, In fact. for tie hon
o1nbls member commenced By demanding
tkat the surplus revenue should lie expended
Grew forth good'humorcd laugh from botl
sides OF Tue House. IN no Wlse discounted
lie speaker "enl on 70 aaFisc INC imposllnl
q ueaVy penalty upon aDscn1ee aanupru. u.
iAus competing the iortanate owners o. lane
ronn i'm an iose NJ III ari11s 70 the Con
1lnei,t, LOT Tue uiiecFtaIts an1 pInallon'
whlch seem 70 9s 1hsepafanie rom possv
iosey irciaha; INC iast Intec p1lals slmsl
ned nv lhe UD9Ao@oae "clc ISeAy ent!lleG
10 rsspestiNs eonsAaefa.on' aaa taey S MMhss
Il. Ing 1pHl!s ~ qucsti"h Nerc1 that Eduea
t!onal Keiofms should oc Undertaken W lns
Government, fhat the lrlsh CHURCH EssanAsh
meht shonid DC aoo!lshco, aud Ienaut-KiSh hl
ast Passed by rafilamcnt M anu lhe Soxcre,;n
Having thot Ms eoA, tns eonosae!e tnenl
ber concluded hls speceh ~ expressing tns
hope that EnGiaha wauld n9t CONTINUE .e
tulc py erntc 1ofee' oat M"hla ehaeasor te
seeK ou1 %isc anu cohc'ilalo'9 measures =
p<!lcy. slost OF ahe spGakess ~ lhG oGnat
we're e9naiiS fnoaelate, oal mol 50 NJ. Hsss
don. lbs ron'leal HnanersGs was consaugsa
biE cAcsctsta anu HintIs on tne suo}eet ol VI 7
| ntlnlf11, Which he considered al Inc f00i Cl al