New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-16
From Our Special Correspondent.

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From Our Special Correspondent
LONDON, March 81. 1866.
This week the prospects of Reform-st our promi-
nent topchave frightened considerably Like another
good causesay abolition Of Slavery in the United States
IL has been better served by its enemies than its friends As
Won ooud ALWAYS RELY on the Shareholders doing the worst the
most injudcious the violent things to necessitae
the eItirpation Of their Juggernau so their natural
friends and admirers the Tories of England are com
peing the people unwonied earnestness and reso
luton in the prosecution Of their rights. In less
than week the aspect of the question has entirely
changed The Issue before the country not ony the
acceptance rejection Of Mr. Gladsiones bill bat the exist
ence Of Liberal administration. The ministry having wisely
as well courageousy, resolved TO stand or fa BY ne
action after their leaders determined win. stack their
calm dishonorae base submission al the iee OF
the triumphant Tories That the alternative and one Is re-
oiced accepted pretty thoroughly An enthusiasm
which the bill certainly not calculated to evoke on ne
perversity and admirable Of its opponents
and especially by the ouspOken Ianeor OF the rene
80 which thew had deserted urged to the front The Tories
and their allies have shown Enthusiastically mat Th ,ney maze
self The arguments put forward by Messr Lowe ana os
man and ndorsed by Lord Robert Mohtagae aau .incen
cay unfit for the possession OF Votein ene tne uit
ards brawler brute and corrupt rs,eas una. .ne NV %
West Of Engsnd"ohose 10 call them Now TIE Liberals OF
Abeitonss Of Amercs TO whom have compared them
to how far is desirable 10 interfere with existing Of
things they differ a. to what the franchise ought TO be
lowered and many disposed to consider the redsrbu
ton Of seats OF more urgent importance than mere lowering
Of the classics without touching fragrant
allies and abuses crying laoud for extinction But az we ke
sent 90 no further so the Liberals doubt
the eIpedency Of increasing tho body 10 admit
any direct share in the government ohe country
lie to renounoe the whole creed Of Liberasm The eloquent
and burning Indignation with which MI Gladstone
repuda,ed the stigma which the Tory party
attempted to aiiI to her poore, aou Isi,
piichperhaps expressly calculated for that purpose OBJ
ect he said answer TO the yap nsoenee o. Lord Robert
Ito the idea Of dealing with these statistics as We were
aseertaning the numbers Of an Invading army Inc people
our own ns and saS TS to
starvation almost with patience which is lesson TO all
Won't there be grand echo 70 these sent9ena
been fellcitousy described one With false bottom =
when next week the Chancellor OF the Exchquer tales the
II was the first time during his leadership that be spoke
with his old passion and for the first time the House
it only learned recently TO appreciate MI Bright as not
speaker bnt debaer Never engineer more sartins5
hoist with petad than the Tories dcomtt
ted BY the information Government intended 10 lay the
iish and Scotch Reform Bills and one FOR tho rsd,eucn
bis place the door the side OF the Opposition looked a.
sheepisb fhe had been told that bis misery papa income
and the excess made over 70 the people rom whom
wa. Originally stolen and even o M5 D ss ss e
Conspiracy had as We say temporarily ss'.d av u.Dsrvs
were manifested By the declarations OF Eothep
Kinglaie and MI Orphan, of The Orb that they Intended In
contneny to return to their allegiance ana vote or ne DIE
these gentemen it was not too much Reform that Ear nus
sell giving then bot too ~ I Fsys ssis 't Il. sa
press began to "sgitae agitae sgitate" doing II with
to sSs sf S oysl &c s:s @
ough and active organization having Its center In London and
throughout the Provinces and lastly by serious
riots and Of revolution Cat which the Adminstra
ton Of that day secretly connved every day ventilated
aud Rngshmen told that they command success well
deserve IT, there every reason for dSusng that
their enemies would be too many for them
loves were passed from mouth TO mouth and from
newspaper to newspaper experiencing as should say ai
columns Constituencies eIhored to look
well to the strengthening Of the knees and backs Of weak Lab
erals significantly warned that be who 10 not
for against The advantage accruing from the enc
miles peculiar TACTICS eagerly seized on and ana s sasi
leaders proved than equal H. First OF all IN repone
more remarkable by letter from John Bright exactly de-
hnng the ministerial plan how far It goes WY y Is ,he
OF Sq he 81 OPPOSITION it, Take the latter portion Of bis spe
manifest and mos. direct speaking on the subject eI
PARLIAMENT hearty for Reform for sqod MEASURE
hated Reform b q 1891 and s 4 hated the BIZ which re
table: III en-. s'D III. "a &. q
would be strange such freedom and Of
a asII da;y this bill VAL pass D""'' % '''' ~
we have .baadsnt proof. history We have now
Ip. from course and ". hay. small s,op .. men
form conspiracy on Which all the hops. o. M
psy .t HON. n$ S s"1ss T. s,s
Russell by liberal and popular policy Of the Government
VIA, should be DONE and done under these cir
cam,snce. You know what father. did 81 {.s ago and
You know tho The who in every speech they utter IN
al the woipsmtn describing item multitude given up 70
ignorance and vice VIII be the fret 70 yield when the PoP9ss Si
ro. venerable Abbey filed with men seeking he
form Bill years when msn came to DO honor 70
lear. ut to be evil II they did not Learn freedom.
"1hsbn appeals to the middle and Woans fi'' sd heartily
make law That which TIE Iors' sna .he
Ibe. man Ia the Kingdom frhe population Of Birmingham district
would apart day not for Illumination out 9L u %
sustain th Franchise bill and bs down by one blow TIE pow"
that "". 70 G s S20 the towns Of sa Britain during the
coming Fortnight goat support Of the Government and me o
there wall be change Of Ministers dissolution Of Psament u
the DO their duty the Government WI pc sale sue % ~
established on more Iaio1a h.., 'hs eoSns can h g. @
attention 70 the arrangement and Distribution OF eal % ~,
need wider suffrage to give us lair rere'ep'" o. @
Great meetings gra, petitions viii be not only useful bot
Great was the alarm and anger of The Tine, dire the rage
Of The torres and iarousy abusive the yupefaons OF I
Had aud Standard the publication Of this letter followed
moderate and cOncllatory speech Dy INC N'r ~
N AZ Nanchester-one quit unprencdGied bat admirable
In lis adaptation to the desired end the pacug
Of every comma had been painfully studied Qnleeu BIZ
Brights style a. may be called promises 70 lAcIo
who ddans 10 put on the proyeiba sken glove before
striking with the iron hand. and property tespee'
bfy Is 90 eusatvefar than In impulsiye generous
American Hear the member for Brmingham- magnluAons
appeal 10 Lord Groyenor involving comp lmoni 10 DIS oh
well Dis arcesiIy subject on which be sara !"
.,l III, ,,,5 ND, .ree- IA t hii 10 Ias r,ie
pfO,o,4,,n crrsd, All poLauay ~ii he ~" 10
ns ~ n%ey Vii be- sso i,, to tho aovamsn Bat be la,