, 1866-04-03

English crown, as his prototypes on this side
Of the Atlantic against mrep1csented
American citizens. ::
The following e1tractfrom an English paper,
directed against Mr.. Lowe, hits at the same
time tho enemies Of tho people of both hem
isphercs:
We all ., kpsw what = the matter With Mr., Robert
Lowe politce. ~ hdts TIE peopte II L malady
Of The heart md brain, like many otherR but differs
nom otbcfe. beng tncunble. 4 vast number Of In
ellsctlsl and asnnertshed people Of all ages could
II 10 endtntc among ultra aTories; ont, Of course,
where there y not much brain there cannot ba
moe: ota1n di.ease; 80 In their case 1t has usually
ttsil Of aslx.poundes gun" and prescripuons OF
cutIEpoNder and hot wa1es" for starving peasants.
NJ Love caught It IN Australia, though the mental
.hence oni5, springs his real hatred Of Reform Il
be tyer wanted 10 be 1eceiTed into healthy Liberal
-ods.s again, be shonld have kept Lls mtet sao!c
wbolesome human Government naast bs slammed
forever n h,F fac. lie dia not hesate to tell the
atty Of England, bat below the middle ctass al
vile base and brutal &c ea,d that six millions OF
-mct1phosicatly-fo the skirts Of State Council.
lore to touch. lie SAID It With emphasis-he ead II
u1th dcllbcsatjon-he said it with the CLEAN Of a
pic had been atrald 10 tell truth which he would
publl=h, namely, that the working people Of Eng
land were rot llt to be trusted With 50 much a. a
realm was only safe while they wese kept 10 their
ncessant tasks, their coase food. aud their vulgar
ex1stnoe like beasts which it Is better to tether
want ieporance-tf you want dfapkenness- you
want 10 be 1ntImidatcd-1s you want IN lmpulslvc,
InEeasetiye nolen3 peopls:9 to The nnrepresentsd
Into the face Of this most patient population; these
arc tic words %htcll an Eng!ishman did not scrupie
t. nee oi Englsh%sn ,s H. bidding their House Of
Tie London correspondent of the New
York Tribune gives the following description
Of the effect Of Mr.. John Drlght's speech, in
reply to Lowe, Horsmau, Marsh and other
opponents Of Mr.. Gladstono's Reform Bill:
Lowe, Hortman and March, were crushed, jump
John bright in one Of the best speeches ever de-
lt1ercd in The House Of Commons. Ae quoted the
sIously at by disappointment and yeaalsty, told
That Notwithstanding the ideas pcopie had ot bis
(Alr BRIGHT e) influence with Earl Kassuu ae fear~d
csleua,e ia 10 @ consnee @ hm ycn,ilsted @ al hls poaios
NJ Lords NOMINEE In the rotten borough Of Cane''
"a village In the west OF uclan1-"th tham repre-
men," compared Lowe and Iior.man 10 scotchtef-
r,cE. 60 covered with hair that you couldn't cay
which Was head and Nhlch was tail, chatfed the lat
Yer On ahe poi,sa1 care o. - Adq'lam to which he
Mh1sh On his Botany Lay view Of bis countrymcui
II was admirable throughout, and nobody iauphed
louder than the country squ,res ut tc discontinue
Of thtir volunteer bootb!acks. Only Lowe and Nors-
man were serious, dlsmay Notwithstanding,
indeed. the bcdlam statres 1asins and melancholy
mai1peSs: uorrman ter1nned horribly a lhastly
sniie. like clatu rsia lae tootnar1le Lowe hung
his head aflcF the fnshEcn Of a whipped cur. The
lightning Of John Bftghi's sarca-m ecennod 10 pen
ettate his very marrow. Mere: was there whole
soner or more intensely relished fogelnc ndm1n-
ittercd within lhe walls Of Parliament
II the discussion Of the Reform Bill were to
result in nothing clso but in mailing rcucgadcs
like this Times man and friend Of Alr. Ray
mond, to the pillory Of infany, 1t would have
achieved incalculable blessings. but the bill
will become in all probability, the Law Of the
land, and Of one Thing We are at any rate GER
tain; that Il passed, It will not be vetoed By
The Oueen