New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

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wores-Tbe Course of The Times "-Senn
R,irs, on she General Po.ition-How En-
s,i,h.en Talh Abous Impending Wostilite'
estwsen Prwssia asd AnsiriR--The Cattle
Piague stiis iss8ecrca.ipg-The Coming Budget
-ThomRs Carlyle nj EdinburRt-His
Personal Appearance ns 70-The Volunteer
Review M Brishtos-FuneraI 81 the hx'
Quten 81 the FIenCk-rtenas.
vrm oai sp,is Coresrc adenI - -, ,eoc
,sThunaer out Justify for Constitutional Reform, wrote
william Cobbett in his Peoples PeaAy Papers Of Oeto-
eer 81 1891 advising all who had shilling 10 spare to
take advantage Of King William the Fourth and his
Queer going CoyeIt Garden Tbeater, TO make Their
voices heard in behalf of the great popular measure
Doaion The royal ears" LIE went on, with your cres
tf distress shout for No House Of Peers No Arls-
;ooracy demand equal representation foT all persons ar
sred az years Of discretion, insist Oh no more puphe
sinecures no more ve1atous taxation, no more cler-
seal oormorans. DO monopoles tell the King if he
Will assist the people the people will assist him. and
above all desire him 10 read The Peoples PenRy Papers,
We are hardly so direct in demands now a-day nor
90 democratic nor do such cries address the Of the
Punoo Of Wales dUng any Of his frequent visits TO the
iheateT in 1865 yet " Thundering Justify for
Reform bl which il the Legitimate oarollary TO that of
- and the penny papers do their share Of IT, Really it
IL quite stimulating. Every day the aspect of things be-
hopeful There meetings in favor OF the
bill everywhere: the papers teen with them: nor are able
to report half the popular demonstrations nor even TO
afford a summary Of the many excellent speeches made IN
pTport OF the Govommen measure. The renegrade LIB
sl.s have proved The very best allies Of the the
OF Bob Lowe, acting upon the tootranqu Liberals
very much ike slap in the face kick elsewhere ad-
ministeIed 10 hafseeping man, who being thus van
ty assaed noontnenty leaps 10 bis feet, resoue TO
assert his manhood and punish the nsolent bggart who
seckoned too surely h oowaTdice torpdity That
uIluoby speech Of the member for Calne-wth its
famous if you yenaity, ignorance drunkenness,
and the Of ntimdaton ifyou want unrehecting,
violent people where would you to look for hem TO the
,cTo TO the bottom p Was the Tories like the book
given to tie Apostle john in the Apocalypse sweet
honey in the mouth, but bitter in the belly 1t disagrees
with them SO extremely that Mr. Lowe has attempted 70
esst up again making the foornes of ruefa faces
Dung the process The letter of of his constituents
endorsed by sixty Others formally arragnng him under
three distinct convictions, guilty of treachery and de-
.eron 10 the party which elected him and of SANDER to
his oounrymen, has operated Though partially, as
moral emetic, the result being anything but pleasant
"Its SAYS Chinese proverb, every hard for 10
bite of bis nose and very few have succeeded in the
achievement Of jumping down their throas; hehee
TO wonder that Mr. Lowe cuts rather pitifl figure,
though The Iress largest type and conspicuous col
His apology reminds one of that of dirty waiter
ebuked for bringing glass Of water TO guest with the
npdesred addition of large spider in it, takes the in
tect with his fingers and returns the tumbler 10 the
customer with 'you can say there's spider in it now"
Taking Of The Tines, il is suggestive sgn that that
oUIne has relegaed its opposition to Reform to one OF
SIS hack pages Its whole on the subject has been
Fminenty Characteristic First it denied the desire or
demand for the b then compared both to the crisis OF
1913 coDured the executive 'to guard Parliament from
intimidation and its members from insult and assault"
and accused Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Bright Of wishing to
Bce PHI scal force. Presently shall have il coming
pOpular side "What pity it g." OBJ
served By Mr. George Potter, al recent London demon
rrston, THAT The Times always takes the wrong side
Surely the conductors of this powerful Journal must
he Of the degrading position TO which they are
bringing IT, Its prestige is declining its influence is de-
STeasne its circulation is diminishing reiterated cries of
'hear, hear because the great literary talent which it
IS employed to peTpetuate tyranny and oppre
Ti,s has not gone too far II knows how to make flank
movement and shall advise il to make one at once, or
At to-mouOw sun viii rse and shine It will be
tie wrong side sgain That how talk about The
Tn0 last nov, and this about the general position and
Iis oontingeneies quote from Mr.. Bnghfs recent
sIeech az Rochdae, with which pregnant extract and
very few additional remarks shall quit the subject fQy
ue present;
Td ne appears IL at satesmanshp consists partly in what
cal foresight ana in ioreseng evils that are coming n
providing against them and in This provision absolutely re
.. sSa Nj Gisd.iODe Their colleagues and members Of
te'sDent who are wiling to support then.h regard item
lines I'D Say these were really the statesmen day
Chte Probably however this Tory party and three or four
% s. WIEN S not Ss more se' .a a 'D
Who sit on our side Of the Hon'e who viii
seS the GO which they are RG'S0S
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ther' win Lord Derby into ofcs win all his old
g., ''s WIN they s saa ia'1 snoSsI sS' S
@ " sSHsss s rihn S sVfS a ss few
You viii have heard whisper Of difficulties IN tne hear Of
tuton the division Of the territory which they united
years ago in szDs from Denmark The Prussan peo
le AZ his a
shs Position Of the Parliament ago
81 sds sd England
less times that whatever may happen TO him he
she King Of England Hear hear Now suppose that war
toke anybody tell how far win spread or where it
se s%y mg e eH0 70. See IL
ste west always great there You see Italy in the
sve that the annual income Of the country does suffice
NEE, the annual expenditure nt1I war breaks out 0ui
RTussa-how far the confagration will extend no
nan can tell Bu. this wO9d be 'sy sS,do, to 80 10 follow
abe Of the Tory Government Of 1923 1t would be
you'd y easy 70 postpone hs Question q y PSnsag
the country intoa European war Cheers Look across
not without dIacuity You know the excited state Of the
Irish populations in the United States You know something
and Canada and the abrogaOn Of the treaty Of commerce
which has existed between them You know what the Tory
every question connected With the United States There
.eua se NO difficulty vhssvsr In Government determined
difficulties and perhaps in war with the great Republic on the
cfs Tsr annals for Se last ri. leo have BEEN
Of calamity to this country Cheers To them we owe
q ignorance and brutality and asss
eiass Of society in this kingdom
Mr.. Gladstone is you will see, the stump, working
most energetiealy his demonstration last night though
at Tory Liverpool, being immense success. Before
next week shall be head and the discussion
i toward the middle Of the woef fOoTins but i is
understood that the Government intends TO press