The New York herald., 1866-07-24

for there = Generally something that Is new
that whicn Is old IS well renovated and
polished hor~ver every sentence rsvaais 70 US
submit 70 be tnought an ordinary polite an. Mr.. Dis
raes exercon before the electors Of Aylesbnry yes
terday IL interesting any that hsve preceded IL II
must be very exacting opponent who will complain Of
bis refoence Though he does not descend u Details
indicates how the affairs Of the country oa0t is
his yinios 70 be conducted e regards both foreign
and ,. a., dorsc ;or %emcer s party which has BEEN
acc ased OF belicose tendencies should have such
ss.onx opnloas ~ iavc. or British neuiranry. Mr..
DIsrasli thinks with Of his fellow So.inirymen,
that zoe should aps nrtng % 90 VIZ ontinen a. sn1r
Enssa ought 70 let tboss Who make European quarrels
fight them without Interference and be content with
merely exercising moral influence" by her example,
and offering friendly nediaon when It Is likely 10 be
accepted. As justly observes, Enga7d ho grorm
he Con inen The interests Of the Continental States
are for the mos, part merely European interests
world vide This crn1ry IS IN Amrlcdn ana Aa1ttc ana
Ausalan Power; the downfall OF Tartar States IN me
,chich German Princes de dehfoned; tho outbreak OF
savage race in island Of the southern hemisphere costs
the British taxpayer more than all the disorders Sf
sorthern Italy We not hseis 20 be invaded and Il
is impossible that any conf ncture Of circumstances
we should desire make conqucsts In Europe. HenaA
nay hold ourselves apart ready 10 Mediate or TO tl
In Congress when called upon, and cannot be ststy
Win assIy Ss S g. e and
com oonpromsasy M Dsas i % 'ssl sansai.s Sss & r
nss % " sn n @ osra w % m"ss @ r.2ss ~9s
in accumuuug iron-cads and byaechotdcrs It is with
sod with sa. ass
hand. While Mr.. DsrseM cherishcs these peaceful
visions and Lord Stanley acharaccr guarantees from
uprudent declarations spA mcddes dispatches the
most suspicious bepe ought iay aside for the time
his dist'ust Of tory Foreign policy.
government Mr.. Dwael Ia communicative can be
expected Ireland has always been the tory difficulty,
70 aS0s ,Ss Ss' v % Us N that nat
naoeas corpus suspension act will have 10 DO renewed
but when tho Irish people eF ctively pres rpsd
will be tried. Here NJ Dsrael is arg, in promise lie
evidently Is not Of those who beve that tho cond
ton Of IRELAND is due causes thai the people
dscontented because they poor and that they
are poor because they large popuat on substsng
% ~ S Sss ss
the despair OF every government whig or tory for
y century. 80 that most men have come to tho
cure IS the removal Of the surplus population
e this ns opns believes .na. N'S sns evils Of
Ireland can be removed by act OF Parliament, and
''checIsdn The condition Of Ireland IS mot sasfuc
tory to this country" The vast emigration is "a great
':cias and politieat ealamst,".not healthy blood;
the s'politicsl styptic Il is the duty Of statesmen
discover ~ Mr. Dsraei goes say that he "hopes
the general tendency Of which viii be check
| emigration" We may presume that the Invaluable
tinc tres:men. Of the sister Isle win bgin in the
ensuing session. II is plainly hinted ,ha. the
styptic fs not 70 BE- tho ,asc secretarys Tenant
must be powerful indeed II it win I'D men in . conn
try where they can only earn shlinge day when their
a dollar Mr. Disrael was moro prudent when he came
| TO matters within his department. As the traders
money and believe that It c1y requires - ~ord from
the Chancellor OF the Exche4ucr TO relieve them from
shS. i no more Il the ' power Of the Chancellor
OF the Exchequer TO regulate the rate Of interest than
TO regulate the direction Of the winda is i not
tions As well might the New England Legislatures
pass acts 70 keen Their people from gong West as the
ture Of the Celt from island without coal iron and
the manufacturing employment that springs from them
Mr.. Dlsraei's colleagues have followed the example
OF their chief In the House Of Lords and said tte
possible about Parliamentary reform. More than one
local radical has tried draw out the Ministers who
went down to their respective boroughs election
but with little succcsa Mr. Dsraeli, however, though
wss nS ss 10 m NJ on ns
priscd, not angry, Aai oMy one sAould Gink Pariia-
mewary reform f.is the difficulty Of the pres. Mt
Ministers, and will be their stumbling block -
No such thing He Is quito OF adierent opin T sec
difficulty in the matter at all; and If stumble. rest
assured We shall not stumble over Parliamentary re-
FORM Has Mr. Disraeli heard the which bids
him who puts his arm0r not 10 boast himself as he
rous diculty-no: only successive ministries but
to British society generalyor any one 70 bs justified
In thus lightly regarding It's responsibilities Mr. DIS
look upon promise TO undertake it, III It Is TO be
dealt with, Gays he, 81 think the present government
have good a right 70 deal with II as any body of
statesmen In existehce" So, without formally pledgng
himself u dcanything next session, he proceeds TO dis
Their minds or course this concerns Mr. Dlsraels col
leagues more than any one else If they can settle
tho reform q-estcn, one will rejoice more than
selves; but II they are prepared md rtal,e t.
ths less they Discus Ike saot and hold out vague hopes
the bceer. Sn what Mr. Disraeli says concerning the
right and the ability OF the conservatives 10 tAeat
tho reform question disposed to agree; but II
should be remembered that TO claim these advan tapes
| A uixnlap a. x,Ia<ioa IN naxScl
will doubt conduct the Affairs or government In tie
House OF Commons with ability, and In the Cabinet he
will probably be sensible and prudent But cann0
help seeing in his Ayesbury speech something thai
vague and hcauiious prediction that pointing 20
thing Ioorng in the future" which has before given
him trouble. Whoever raises expectat raises din
cultios. Whatever the new Ministry think themselves
strong encugh TO perform let them attempt But they
need not compromise themselves by political essays on
the husfngs; they will have criticism enough during
their term of power and need not add TO by furnish
ing their adversarles OF the outset with Q programme
| which theE will be unaha 10 carry out