New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
ahOminable little

le0slation from the abominable little act
Of Sir Baldwin Leighton, passed i've years ago, which
converted the rural police into extra Watches paid by the
County rates. In Scotland the feeling is already very
strong The Liberals for instance carried Aberdeenshre
the other day for the first me by an overwhelming ma
onty, entirely through the sntigame law feehng' Inc
Scotch landlords it is true have been provdent enough
to throw out sop their farmers the shape OF hale
and Rabbit Ac passed in the last few days OF the ae
session. giving certain privileges and powers for the de-
structon of these vermin but that win not be enough
The has gone Of shooting and doesn't see
how it likely to be restored. 1t is good thing that
young men should train eye and head and muscles, and
nerves. in the pursuit of wild game; butthe game must
be reasonably Wild and the young must do certain
of hard work to get it, the whole affair becomes
demoralizng and contemplate.
After short ull public life is waking again. The
Birmingham Reform gathering will be followed by many
others in other great towns aud, before the Autumn is
over shall have decided what to go or next session.
should be inclined to prophecy that after Sir Rounded
Planners confession in favor of household suffrage, there
Will be strong effort by the advanced Liberal section to
get Mr. Gladstone up to this point. They will however,
have chance of getting any personal influence to bear
him, he shortly for Rome with his family to
spend the Winter.
The British Association has had very successful meet
ing at Nottingham, where further proof forthcoming
how so-caed scientific questions cutting and
more into the complicated problems of our political and
social life. 1t is anticipated too, that the Social Science
meeting which will be held in the first week in October,
in Manchester will be of universal interest 1t will
be the first Of such meetings at which the new industrial
partnerships which have been formed within the last year
on the principle OF giving every worker share in the profits
is 10 be represented. There TO be great gathering of all
the English co0peratos and it is hoped that good deal
may be done toward putting the labor question on
sounder footing both sides being heartily sick Of the per-
petua struggle which has ruined many good businesses
and kept so large portion of the workmen in poverty
for tho last generation You too have your eighhour
troubles and thoroughly sympathize with us in this
portion of the labor that is laid under the Well
know you don't much believe it yoar side, but have
still the firm faith that his land, as well yours,
has got to be
As good country as man ever see"
as the Bridge says the Monument in one Of the immortal
Hoseas latest papers. You may probably get the suffrage
for your negro citizens in Heaven you may) before
we shall have given it to mechanics but in the labor
question may get the hang Of first as our need IS
ten times greater take it, than yours When you do
get them in hope they may far neutaze the lrish
vote as to mako unnecessary for your statesmen TO at
tend Fenan pcncs 1000 strong, as see some Of them
are doing, with an eye the FAN elections. However
don't complain. Some Of US have given you bitter
proyocation tn.