New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

leader n ono House. aud maniac in the 0therthe said
doard and maniac being Of course Lar Russell end the
Chancellor OF the LXcbequer. Nothing but the gandest
courage the most inyncb.e resolution could have sus-
tanned u latter under 5uch persistent storm Of Obl0guy
pouring down upon him like the hail. snow aud foul rain
upon the damned IN the third circle Of Dantos Inferno.
Stanl eli the lend In which that tempest fl'noa-
phor cllly-with vengeance. No one who entered the
House this year COSd have failed 20 that 10 tho
del bor8te purpose Of the Opposition to wOuy and bathm
INTO toss Of temper; and though this eminenty gentle
manly plan has simaLy failed, rs victim has suffered
acuicly have already inimated Day by day bis face
seemed to grow pscf more firmly SET, ugdi until those
who oy-d him began 20 fear that the sword was eating
through iis scabarl the SOU des5toyns tLe Dody.
where c,e The English are SLOW m eomiag g lly COZ
cusions nothing like mpusve oxclable a, AneIl'
cans but thoy are very sanoh friends mold hny 10 the
they believe IN and never abandon their champions
Hence the ns1ent suggestion OF TIE inns can oi nnu
favor among the Podnaps who are accustomed 70 consult
1t a lay gospel to get what they regard as 'he,L Opinions
from IT, Mr. Gladstones very weaknesses TOO MS comes
sion TO Banks sanhope spropos 81 grass hodlhe wiz
out houses; made without consultation Win hs cOeagos
for Lord Amberey, the Prime Ministers SON
it, and his opposition 10 Mr.. Codedge OXFORD leot ply
only ndear him TO the community IT nteTpres tle ms,
desire to c0acate, the SECOND. magnanty tONaiu
the grand beautiful, ntoleran old pig headed university
that rejected him in favor OF vulgar Tory squire 10 We
shan't throw Mr. Gladstone; had rather reserve
him TO head such opposition shall make short WORK
with Tory administration if We are 10 endure for
season. There be- indeed liberals who not disncined
to accept brief intcegnm Of Derby and Dzzyism ar
guing that tories ia Office really the most obedent,
Lord OF KnOWsey and Translator OF Homer W eat his eek
Of Reform as quietly he swallowed Free Trade They
think they can emulate the behavior OF the Lancashire
folk who have just Originated short and easy methOd
dpo.irg Of the sans noblem9ns blockade OF rsht OF
way through his parby pushing his Keepers aside, pull
ing up aud hurdles and marching abreast ID COM
parry 300 strong through all distractions Of course the
tories would be oontontt would give them short lease
of power which they have not enjoyed OH for ever SO
long Eight ten months OF Office would satisfy their
huneriost. ChicfBar)n Pollock would retire for the
boer-boy Appepip Kelly the ancient LEROY who IL ~
for Whle5de and 50 on not to speak OF other diversions
OF the national udder into longing mouths. Any wa!
seems inevitable that the Reform bill must stand over VII
next year; when the Syb will present her books asain
with Household Suffrage written in the largest kiEd Of
As before minated tie state of things on the Cont
nent c0mpicates matters. There Is widespread IN
preston that the cannot be Of long duato though
II would be dicult assign for that belief NO
body, however supposes that its results Will be unim
portAnt. is indeed almost certain that when II oA
neither Prussia Austria nor Italy will be the same powers
which they at present. Intrgues, II they nave accel
Grated have certainly not caused tho war; and notmnS
short OF radical changes can secure permanent peace
Now England crisis IN politics happens when least de-
srable to serve her settled desire for
ministry which, on the whole, commanded the conn.,
denoe OF the nation is apparently destined TO give way 70
ono which does not command the confidence of its own
suppOrer5-Ehch is indebted % renegades from inc op
most hdsbound Of Tories would admit that, aside from
the question Of Reform Earl Russell and his c0eag reg
are frer representatives, Of the convictions OF average
Englshmen than Lord Derby and any cabinet ne IS key
to construct even with the help OF the political despe'
radoes Of The Cave The temporary national misior
tune amoylis 20 q calamity when the possible and too
probable new Government s committed by instinct habit
ard tradition 70 q OF foreign policy utterly az va
rence with the wishes of the nation Foolish old STRAIT
ford dc Kedcde thanking God In the House OF Lords lat
he was too old live long aud John Bull ignomin-
iOusy standing Of free fight" is the model tory
II Il no secret that in 1859 his party were with Austria
against Iay nor have its sympathes changed since All
the Tory papes are bowling or sneerDg against victor
Emanuel and his brave pe0pc-almOf at GarlDaldi, WnOM
God preserve Then the power OF an Enghsh govern
ment Tor mischief is iar greater in the conduct Of toregn
than domestic affairs. The worst that can be SAID OF any
ministry ~ regards ts hone policy IS that 1t doesn't Of
feet much good but in matters Of diplomacy an unwise
minister may easily IN the words Of AT Pegsotny 60 90
six months-you may begin 10 build Alabamasl Ana
that why want dissolution. 1t will diminish TIE
Tories punish the sham Liberals, and give Us decent
| more Democratic House Of Commons.
have but little time 70 devote to miscellaneous items,
this week Yet there certain current disclosures about
the tsea mt Of the sick poor IN the large parish work
houses OF this city, worth mentioning. They remind one
OF the eating up tue pauper baby al Bellevue tency
Union doctor with salary Of 55 per year. out OF which
he las eypond Glj in drugs parish nurse who IS
confirmed 0piam-eater aud who, when not under tho
soothing influence of audanum p0uri cold water on the
sick and dyiag apples Seeding poanees TO Sss;n OF
Carlye's eptanh on his wife hardly escape HE
TRIBUNE editorial scissors. Nevertheless hers IS from
! The star OF yesterdays
orr tss late Mrs Carlyle by her esoa- sband has been
by ~ oli,S inscribed On " Of plain white marble
| pf ausllhl sculptor OF heRcub ST. hif ~
will be .een IS 70 70 placed beneath which records the
death OF her parents at Haddington. D1mfriesshiro
Here Akewise
| WELSH
o. II Crys Chelsea Loutor. She born Had
dnyn lHh Jy 1901 only child Of the above John Welsh and Of
Otaso Welsh. Csyegel Dumfiesshrs his wifi.
h. her bright renCe sic had more THAI common but
also iLvuc0iy CssTuess OF dscerlaea, and noble 10y
Sly oftesr which For forty years she the true sd
sins kpmae husband and By and word unweadY
rr Ma &c nons else could IN Of worthy that ne did
tempted ded o. Loaion 2, April 1906 sgdieoy saa!ched
away from linn, and The light o. iis IL, a. out
MIR Proctcrs ong-l0Ok51 FOR momoir of Charles Lamb
i, announced Is very nearly ready for publication