, 1866-04-17

When the Reform League resolves to back the
Gorernmentlayhs aside for the present Its
two cardinal points Of manhood suffrage and |
the ballot-eyery other organization Is sure to
join the movement. The country, In fine, u
divided into two separate and distinct camps |
one In favor Of opening the door Of progress,
the other. of keeping the door closed. The
Tories caunot possibly win in such struggle. |
them remains behind. II they defeat Ii, either
in the Commons or the Lords, Earl Russell |
VIII Immediately appeal to the country, and |
the aristocratic obstructlonists are then GER
tain 10 be overwhelmed In the torrent Of the !
national indignation. Mr.. Bright has just |
given the Loves and Horsmnns md Grosro- |
nors gentle hint Of what they have to ex~
pect. A letter was read from that gentleman
last Monday night. at a public meeting held
In the Birmingham Town HILL, which con- |
tains the following suggestive paragraph:
What should be done, md what must be done
fatbeEs did thirty years Ago, md Jon know the
tesnlt. The men Who, In every speech they utter,
gas as e aa Il nq
S atss ii sa's
men seeking Reform D.ll, a. was rwo years aeu
With men some TO 90 homer to an nlassao9s Italian,
be chi Il tne7 ,id not lean to love freedom.
.',1h's btu appeals to the middle and working
ga ,, ~ hna , ,sv .hon1S nn ~
an etort to make Il i Law. That which The Tones
and ths sditty eonsplney 1pRose cannot M oat lie, de.
dam: ' ifthe Sanitation Of he Hlmtnehsm iii.
tfiet would aet apal1 day, not ior Humiliation
hnt t io6 !, nf ~ st sem q a1 ev n saatsn
Ills frauchiae Bl1, and beat down as by one blor,
,hs power 'nad M threatens 70 Doll 'ne doos OF fa1a
''1>''' - t~ raIsv f nr,,op
Th. q c;,v ~ Nov Yort- ), WITH a,,es IN
.,nrcb r. h.. ;,,st reoched nnaena+own shs
tr,n,o ~ news +bat II, nm trrov,, a.. short1,+
arnsctad a. Ho,ifax rron, Fno1ana i, St,+o.
~ ~ wb1ch bos tors, eve-rhedr be,a hv .n-.
vice [ = can nS.nre ~ v,,rr rsai i1ers that M snch
IL. "a At ,,reso,,t ,,no1 m tb;s s,de the
A,Iant;c nnost,on ,nuc1, wha+hcr +he "a.
no1ton. win get a single rea,rnent tor the
sorce thev o1reodv 1are ,,nder ar,ns Il rn,ver.
sollr considered bc-e M onnir suf1Ic;srt n
de,i WITH and onnih,l,tc Sweeney md bis
n,o5cons
rur nxuracuE E1nosyossr.
I have inst received the seventh mum.
her of this very able magazine, a publlca-
tion which has already far surpassed the ex-
pectatiop Of It's projectors. The Eidqenos.e Is
The most advanced organ Of true democratIc
Idcas which Europe now possesses, and, may
be, ever did possess and it is attracting, as
contributors to its pages, the freedom loving
genius not. merely Of Germany, but of The
whole continent. In the present
number there IL an article on
the Co.opcratiye Movement" from the
nen of Lcdru RollIu. followed by s.Proudhop
and Democracy fanouymous) in which the
greot French socialist is somewhat roughly
handled for his late coauettipss with Nopo-
neon III, Mr., james Aytoun contributes
letter On .France and America In reference
to the Mexican question, The writer advocat-
iur q flrner aud more determined policy on
| the mart Of the United States, with q view to
driving the French invaders out of the conn
try. This Is followed BIZ IN article from
! Karl Blind himself comparing the Swiss aud
| American sYstcus of electins a President. the
! decided preference being given TO the former.
| The mode of election In switzerland Is this !:
| Congress- appoints IN executive of seven ian
| executive council in tact) LOT four years, and
| these ecyeu ase responsible to Congress. The
uPrcsideut'' is simply chairman of the seven
| for one wear. After bis term has expired, he
| is Ineligible for the following year. Th.re is,
thus, no popular choice OF chief mag 3trate,
and ail power obviously centres In t''e Con-
grcss. The little OF Mr. bltnd'a article Is
HEfnd. l'rassdenfteh9JlsJTdge,' and the
ruenced bv tI,c conduct of men 1ikc Buchanan
Tyler, and especially Andrew johnson, for
\ nrtn.o,, o,srs,no, him ,e,,J cbor,os tbo F;rst
| of England md the present King OF Prussia.
The first article Of the magazine Is entitled
! :. Sentence ut The snpreme Cont Of Justice
=. pn,,1,. o,,r,,o, ~ =. TIN po,n1a ".anirs+
y, r.,s - p.sss;, :, ,ta a,os.ar =. -.
."e mug VI 'aSs@ n1s.eI, " 'a4u.. =.
1901, OF the mooefn atlanosa' hlsmarch. All
his misdeeds are related IN iWentF.nVe counts,
md he Is finally declared, In the language OF
the Indictment against Charles Stuart Charles
public enemy OF the nation.'' whom 1t is the
d'sp punishment many o. thcse articles
would well bear translation into English; H.
decd, should think it would be good spec
ulation for publisher to issue regularly a
translation Of The ETlgenossc In the United
States, Here il would not 1pay, for our
.s1a,.,-c cl,se ;. bo,nz Dc,nocroc1, an1 0,,ra T.
e.',a -, 80. Aa1 'eA4' ''
hs inc oeFn Ii 'epu'ea 70 W nots "a'ef-
= THE DISEASE N FoKK-TR1cn1Sos1s.
/ Western farmers arc, Of course, aware that
mn endemic hiss lately been raulne in Ger.
NAVY rho or,otc ha,pn trichfna. in norE Thf
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alsedse cAufto "ueu EASitcu1ut AA'ouesuou'