New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10

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o,e m Of sI and Who never n The PncPs. he
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and interested in ss 'suy b Of
property and the maintenance Of o'as =, ae a,.eop
tented noiy for with yOu the %oiy ,h. ,.s sssc
TS Ssy vii come when In the NcwYoik tie Hte
Of the people b. had more :o bali Oss IL
pos,be to doubt what Of Legislature VII be eosnI On ths
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dsm.oas .ns ,SSot The pe Sasd drink
while Others were in want o. iqGd wI s
pretend you situation !, ssys saaT S1.
tin. Of adversely DO thnss wsh w . oe S yo Of
bower with strong hand and republic viii be as surely pun
Win hi. difference that the Huns sad Vanda came hon
without whereas your Hun. and ysnds will be your
Nov Sir be argument Lord democracy in America
but have FL wssn sI have to point
enough for everybody then the crash WI corn"
he stat. Of society Lord Mscasy decrbe where periods q
pressure ' S wS., ne .ny. the course Of time viii
add il to IN Ansres-tiey adding population to democracy
. ."a TS 'fS s Ss"'GSs, which
The great who founded the Sontso9 Of Ar'.a s,S,s %
Of the Of systs Of they never
b sS they determined to democracy
Scy sS y. S s 81. as favor IN
At one time and sssn him You have what has
Which to good become nuclei for foe
On and hence The 9sse between SGn ana S. add srs
ouy Proceedings and ,hnss have new ,ec ,"en a h he %
pr.sd Il second ev, war were to ar >
Look difference between thi, country snd Ame We have
irresponsible psrsons In the country una, we axe 9osS "
snsy bind eliminating justice on the bench We ..6nt
70. . they az. H sh s o. I %
on foS e Hie. that
By og' 4. s' Il . " &
elected 70, .' year, TSh, AND S why 20 .Ho 1e' Expressly
bs, thew NAV sdnni,,er oath 70. in accordance With
the The Nv, oa S9 SnI Involves fair hit In eIpsna
ton Of the English part Of it, say that refers to Lord
beetle who lifted ls bench and lifted OF again and has
known up in direct opposition 70 evidence POT
Only last week the dear old bad quite touching ed
toriai on the babary Of obgng him to retire In fact be is
until they can gel another Tory to succeed bin.
Well last night the closing debate Of which MT Glad
, hSd now OSIa s Of 'v what he
going 70 DO about its exceedingly small majority Ns,afay
all sorts oreports are and have eeon current ioVsoy e
ons viii not be Announced ill after the Introduction OF tie
Budget which reported on good authority may present
Far Russell go out without Dissolution which nobody seems
desire but tho hotter Liberals the two great historical
parties Of Wings and Tories viii DO destroyed
or nearly co. II the Opposition in Lord Stanley TO
be caderMr Dsfsel being breed into BY
his elevation the Upper House or the post OF Minister 10Y
Foreign Affairs the French Embssey otherwise he might
be mutinou Such at least tho aik among the Iores
guide philosopher and friend" without portfolio Then
the wligs will in all probability be Ices Harmonious Oh ibe
popSsI cold formal man enamored Of routine
Of the fascinating boHlo Of Palmerstop, who talked freely
to os big sI oTSn 'O Bat the present &snr
keeps folks at arms length Sometimes the first
news ae rave dSasns Of nssenee With Stanley
pre- desnaey morirund IN from three TO sx
stone can alone decide He holds the political future in tho
hollow Of hs hand Such IL the crisis 10 which caste prejudice
tipss shnk he people Of England understand and vail
preteniy reformation 81 more than TIC ac ise
walled st longer had ,key been treated with common fair
ness but they mdst take the eOh esH IN hhna IKE
Molere't chairman.
The events Of tho week disposed o. paragraph or 10 about
minor natert Of which has hot been profile. 10 discus
in the House Of Lords on Te,day some curious iae,
about The dmnuon OF the supply Of Thames water enpred
Lord Redee showed that the quantity taken from ne ryeI
by the various companies seriously Affects s now and sa
Thus Wet MddleseI Water COMPANY which furnished
the text Of the discussion Is empowered 70 n9rse, from tns
ont that amount ihken last Tor The
Of London was no less than e gSon iet dsy ~.sie,
shown old Thames 10 becoming noaIabe OF hqnia
ting these tremendous draoghs upoh ~. .t ana
In 1889 his minimum quantity was tAu0o IN the course Of
he day IL s Il dsGrsa'sd sl ass ole ooI or
r.. we ,ha drns wssh and up
ois1ppy must be made available io' 'h'
moi n
ON "wednesday the Commons occupied 10 considering
M BouveTes b for tie repeal Of tie clause IL tie Act oil
that they viii conform the Church Of England The
measure not conceived Ia any special tprt OF LstNy 20
Of religious freedom but OF coGrse It provoked brIer oppo
son-in instance from the smsbe Beres'ord hope ns
eY sympahiIer With SecessoBle,eTtheesr u was eaT
Inv sorjty OF ~ and sent 20 committee IL 10 the fellow OF
ne bill recently brought forward ~ MI Coedge 10 apoL
theological profesorships and to give the graduates tins
seat In congregation and convocat"h whcl
iop Of the public estate which for atmePDmisd 10 re-
main in The hands Of the Church Of England, which stirred
Loves bile the other night not without foundation ny
The vsy sverybody talks very highly Of Mr. Coerdges speech
the tests question said that he gave up AtO q lees ne
peeuniary investment did wisely after such success be
reckon on early promotion wn.ne'e, any o. o.. ene
Of the new members hence our gossip about him
The weekly mail will have brought you the news OF the
;Sdssn death Of s wife Of ,s ~ Of ft me Sea aa
CELEBRATED by excitement and aarm for her little dog which had
sssl ss sSud. Of shc VIII aG, Be re re%a One
recalls Dr. Holiness remarks character and
spsas aT.S o. soSS y s i '%s 81
wanting which 1t might "waow and roll about and drft
hitler and thther and OF with the refnel tide
know, WHITTIER IT bis marriage that the great writer
owed the competency and leisure to wnie tho,o books iha
or 90 soon appreciated that ooad done without either
1t took him FIVE years o. he has told u.s. to produce saro'
Resartus Hence when the lonely obscure. contemplating
young scochman sc years ago entered the Edinburgh
University where he installed the other day sChanceor
who left quite undecided ~ 10 lis future course VINO III
company with bis friend Edward Irving filed the humble
ston Of usher TO two schools in fethre and subsequently
became private tutor Charles Buerwhen In ls.7 be
RED Miss welch nea descendant Of John KnoI e. the
father Carlyle has loved 10 cal! him. ofOyer Cromw
and retired to that :s far Of s1
for all In 1894 they TO London TO quiet street IN
Chelsea whence the deceased lady will be conveyed to
her last home 10 Her husband away Al
the in Scotland The rest OF his pilgrimage alone al
be wrote Of Sterling She forever hidden from his eyes,
and stands the sudden solitary amid the tunul
fallen and falling things Mrs Carlyle was woman OF IN
elgence and culture She had corresponded with Goethe
and other noabes OF literature and the great German had
written sonnets 10 her
There was delightfu sell perpctrated The Times
Friday last shape forged letter announcing an i'm
agnay recall Of the Austrian Embsssado from Berlin the con