New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
Comments Of the Press.
TIRE TORIES FIGHTING ITO HOLD THEIR OWN"
Prom The Times, June q


We take it for granted that Mr. Gladstone is aston
hed find 20 members defending their private interests and
disfoorafe odss doiaR 10 tf 10 secure re old Toe ~ orr
sgseu Mr ClndstOnes great personal qualities viii ngays
cure for him a very high position In this country SO will
Mr. Brgnrs But the these have 10 deal with in battle
for Reform feel that they require all tie aids and appliances
which fortune the actual state Of things may give them
They not tue TO throw away single caance and
Whatever they tad thcif own tGey viii Lod II they
can No doubt priv interest must give 70 tho pub
lie when necessary they will fight for H. and Trey gen
orally very determined and very united IN It's defense Lord
Russell and NJ Gladstone bound TO oresee al this for
they certainly would no, remove the danger by over
looking H. Al the insiigaton Of General OF volunteers
they have led their forces TO the assault. not Of "A
QaadFiiaera bH NJ my ancient ",9asAods az SoaHa TO-
tlis There was and Mr. Gladstone knew H. The confessed
dculy tie mpossibty of tho task was the excuse for
psponing and shroudnc In mystery. The Reduc
ion the Franchise is admitted only siege opera
ton the borous the real object Of attack There
D. then real and substantial reason ior The resistance
made the bill and there is little afectaon in pretending
not to It, Justice to the measure Itself eGurcs that II
should be described Tie poor nnocen noned aud cued
hy rude crowd II proposed great change IL worth
great effort cary it aud equally great effort to defeat
IT, PGram,nt has b,eH GgAHR about sadop this session.
LGs Jeen fgAHg about Constitution. 10 iH s tale for
ag Tia. much doe to the authors and supporters Of the
bal ard that much is due also to IT, foes In whatever degree
Of hostility.
TUE RENEGADE LIBERALS AND THE LEADERS OF RE-
FORM.
From The Daily News June 81
II is well to know by whom measure, framed by
leading Liberal statesmen approved by greatest
,''I '1ei s'u et 1' ~ hc a. ,! ,
the Ministerial side OF tho House. who voted With Lord
Dnhkt t not more than three of Tour cXccpOl men
Who'll without Parliamentary reputation political ability
They represent almost exclusively agricultural counties sub
jet tie influence Of great landlords and small bofougA given
over body aud soul to the viii Of the great patrons Tie lev
among them who sit for aeo towns their election rather
to Tory than 90 era votes Incapable Of good their power
Of mischief is slight II is hard that by coalition with
tho Tory patty which Lord Derby solemnly dsavowed and
secretly CoGrcd these should be enabled 10 defeat even
for session the desrc Of the party which they profess
belong. But The mask Is torn offs tue rupture is
ilsie IL is believed that yesterday this section Of s0-caed
Liberals stipulated + the abandonment of Reform as the
condition OF reconciliation with the main body Of their party.
which on such terms Indignantly rejected and Is
impossible better commentary the sincerity If tLelr
j. flfm lleielscs COIL moi have been given.
IL roosLng 10 from the obscure rencgades e Lber
nlm anu the cetor APOSTLES Mt their head to the dn
eusbtd leaders whose fidelity to Reform has given them