New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-13
F~~" LONDON.

MOTT" AND THAT or CAPT. HAY1EH-THE AG- |
NyULTURAL PARTY IN THE HOUSE, OF COMMONS
WHY THEY HATE Mr. GLADSTOSR--JOHS STU
ART MILL AND DIsRAELI-POssIgIE MISTAKE OF
THB CHANCELLOR OF THE ExCHFQUER, AND
PROBABLE CONSPIRACY FOR THROWING HIN
OvBR-THB TORY ESTIMATE OF THE PEoPLB OF
EsGLAND-THE TALK ABOUT THE IMPENDING
WAR IN gURoPR-iTEMs.
From Our Special Correspondent
LONDON June 2 1856.
Purely American must Contemplate the present aspect
dEnglish politics with something of that peculiar
Iacency with which The Roman sarst pictured himself
standing safe land Surveying the struggles of mari
sea, in dap ger of shpweck or like usty young
heir in fun possession Of soodly inheritance derived
nom his ssrdy progenisors and involving only the re-
sponsibty keeping intact which, in our ease, has
certainly cost good dea regarding another derauded
Ui his manifest rights by unjust guardians This badgered
English peope how long shah their executors play at
shuttleooek with the same and keep them in leading
strings, pulled by mammon and hereditary privilege
They remind one of the everutored Toots at Dr. Blum
boris Academy, eagerly looking forward to his emancpa-
on-only TOos could do nothing toward cfccing it, and
1 tlsnk Master Bull viii. And the b-this unlucky Re
form till-sucgests another comparison from the same
novel. 1t certainly like little Paul Dombey, not only
affected VITA aHthe maades incidental to legislative n-
fancy but troubled with them degree Of which other
children know nothing. Political teehiDg Group,
sles mulnps and scaTlana are not TO 1t passing ndspo
soDs hut grave illnesses 1t Is no sooner free IRON one
disease than attacked 10y another; sometimes II alleth
the water, sometimes into the hrc; and though 1t
has ieobi attained 10 The dimensions OF ulgrown bill,
its enemies trumphanv and its friends despaingly
10 believe that ID will hardly live make old bones.
Abs oiqea however may the omcu involved in the par
aliel be ayeTted-but We shall IN all probability know on
Monday next the itb. And threatened men live long,
and the bill has already displayed an unexpected VI
tally Even Sir Ranald Knghtley-a Tory OF the agn-
cultural Narety-Las failed 10 Kill n.
On Monday last however he achieved double success
throwing new impcliment in the passage of the bill and
puE ng the Government in minority 1t was the hrst de
question: and although point which DID not
ase the principle of the measure II is of Importance
revealing in vet stronger ght than has yet been v0uch
sad u.s. the cardinal truth Of Mr. Brghts remark that
The House hates reform and all its beonalngs Mr. Glad
stone had yielded TO the suggestion of MI Bouyee that
the auchSe and redistribution bills should be considered
in committee which should have the power to conso-
date both bills into measure. The House was ready
Tor the contest on Capt Hayters amendment, directly
attacking the Government plan of grouping and virtually
sssaug the entire measure, when Sir Ranad kniShte,
NJ y. for Norihamponshe, moved an instruction 10 the
committee to make provision for the better prevention OF
bribery and corruption at eections-a mere dishonest
dodge to hamper, delay staye OIL and damage the BILL as
was speedily made manifest by his vituperaon Of IT and
the Government. tory talking against bribery s Satan
Jcproving SIM Aessaina lecuring Chastity the New
York Herald TRUTH but it suced forthe obstructivcs
icbt shoot m fbe Reform Accordingly tlev took up the
cry when the House divided it found that Govern
mont was beaten by majority of'lV-9'o to 2Ja Us
the occasion Of the second reading Of the Bill
hand; now we need two 10 reckon its defeat. The ma
newer appears 70 have been almost eX.mporaneOus
one, attempted on general principles OF opposition ana
bBderance and met with greater luck than The torres had
ANTICIPATED, hence their exuatiOn was propoonate Al
ways remarkable for what Council called 0eaSty below
ing the bucoc party quite outhowled themselves on the
occasion when Sir Ranaid announced the numbers 10 the
great lenghening Of the visage of whppern Brand Then
mp rose what Tom Brown Hughes would call his hind
legs Capt. Hayter Of Sir William, for many years !
the Wbig-Libegal whiPper-n Of Lord PalmeIston-who
rewarded him liberay-and bad his little fling at the
vi
Dayids Goliath. His borough OF Wells is one OF
those marked for ampuation and TRANSMISSION, hnc He
iaeTtsp and ALSO lengthy speech, clumsly delivered
and involving good deal about his father and extracts
Srom letter of s udting Any stick is good enough 10
beat dog and Capt Hayers motion, to be decided next
week nav be the last straw that breaks the prOyerba
rames bck TIC drop that causes the full cup 10 overflow
the death-bOw Of the present ministry Little Paul Dom
beys vitality endured the christening you remember;
DIR Elimber and COrnela combined to finish him. So, |
Mr. GladstOnes bill which has survived Mr. Lowe MI |
Disrael TIE Times and Pgaeh, may sueeumb to Sir |
Rainald Knightley and Capt. Heyter.
Tie worst Of the latter's misunderstanding that the !
Distribution of Seats bill wrong IN principle and lmna-
ture-is that has merits, and must inevitably be
supported by all the representatives OF the small boronghs
SeYeDy-nne count for something, and effect
everything Emphatioay the prospects OF the Govern
ment are not satisfactory. man more baiied mis-
represented, vied than Mr.. Gladstone does not
exist in EGgand-he has attained temporary prominence
in this respect over Mr.. Bright. The Tories hate him
personally FIRST because his heart and BRAIN having out
grown his arsocTatic predictions, they regard him as
eserter from their ranks Secondly he is neither noble
man nor a squire. There is no getting that in
England you knowunless you are very rich. Mr. Glad
stone doesn't hunt keep race horses, gamble. He
is simply the first commOner N the realm, states
man, scholar, and philosopher. Hence the natural
antpathy Of the county party the ruddy robust wear
ers Of blue and white or buff wascOais whose only
function in the legislature is TO vote "dittO 10 Earl
Derby cheer their friends they do the hounds while
hunting or boot their foes like bedaites broke loose
a holiday AS John Stuart Mil told one of them the
other night "the Conservative party is by the law Of its
constitution, necessarily the stupdest pary-whch IL
its being always an extreme powerful party say
ing which drew hearty laughter from everybody in the
House except DisTae who affected 10 be reading book
The Tories would perhaps be pacated If they could only
throw the brilliant Chancellor Of the E1chequer
il is known that the Queen is opposed TO dissolution Of
Parliament and Derby Ministry couldn't live long with
the present one Probably Mr.. Gladstone wanting in
his usual shrewdncss when he allowed them the oppOT
tunity Of combining the bills. His original idea well
stand fall alone, leaving the Redistribution OF Seats bill
Cor auurc On the pretext Of dsspproya Of the
separation and doubt to the completeness Of the
the Aduamite detection TOOK place. Even then, II
is said Mr. Gladstone would have stuck to his text had
he been Oyerrued by of his colleagues in spite
IF the certainty that the legislative graft OF bill the
other must damage the Inst anu most important There IS
suspicion that this may have been inendel-Of treason
within the camp involving the sacrifice Of the best head
IN ali England as proptatOry Offering 10 the besOed
and bTainless Tories. Let that happen and look out for
positon and renegade Liberals, Mis bill shall be thrown
1ut the one certain result is that, before long shall
ssrTy another Of a much stronger character. Meantime
the Tories nsoient as Is possible Their admiration
Of Mr. Lowe Of Tie Times and Csme knows reasonable
bOnnds IL is on record that Judas received his thirty
pieces Of slyer-and then went out and hanged himself
As for the people of England, the Tories and mock
fiberels-hke most party ans-are extremely igno-
.stics They think If they do not talk very much like
thIs: " The people hddesiickl There's people OF
England in the sense you speak OF. Tie Reform Bill of
49, carried by the middle classes, small radesmeu
Their customers AGAINST Government