The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-22

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hard-hesrted dog you have been; how little you have
and then ask yourself canidy If really think is right
and Dr. n & and sSera
and E0s with others cr OF your equally wise
not be purchased with money Thou hast neither part nor
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tai ass PoRs s a therefore, Into Service In
greatest city the greatest empire the wordone Of
hereditary LEGISLATORS 70 be found touching his hat for hire
sra, for an ocsSpaties lie has pleasant road him
Hyde PARK corner he rolls past statue vc,5fy which
grateful people set mp to tho hero OF Wssroo bn aoo keeps
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sort barons notable business
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the Coachnan I.awgiyer draws rein:
about HIM with the sofsalsed air OF who dons
Streets are valiant SOLDIERS 5oSzoi by indian saos and
chilled by Cimean SHOWS and Scared in battle There too
the famous school q the modern world And there
gentlemen foreign monarchs bcholdag thc Thing
LORD and IN the iana II may be good ior
supreme over our hssrhs and ar.Mtha. he has seven
chance to have casting vote tor peace
The assault TO which this interesting biography
gave rise was on Wednesday last made the subject
OF legal Investigation before police magistrate,
and, after an examination which In all Its aspects
was one OF the most dIsgraceful exhibitions ever
presented under the mask the law the affair
minated in free fight gain possession of box Of
manuscript copy, alleged by the Murray party to
have been stolen from the office OF their paperthe
Queea's Messenger. during the investigation Lord
Darlington, the Duke Of Beaufort and other OF our
noble 'heIednary egislators' had occupied seats
the bench beside the sitting magistrate and when
| the fight broke out they gallantly jumped over
| chairs and tables and took part In the melee
| lie magistrate, 0 man whose personal powers
ned IRON his court IN dismay leaving the battle field
to the noble rowdies and their clums Cries o! police
and murder were raised. and the brave officers OF
the law who were stationed In and about the court
rushed although with no indecent haste 10 the
scene Of conflict. Here was seen duke with a
black eye there marquis with cut lip, and there
| again O bold baron with bloody nose, swearing,
tearing, scratching and scrambbng, entirely re-
gdrdless OF the inconvenience OF havnG 30 carry
these marss Of warfare into the House Of Lords
with them in the evening, where there presence
tive arlstocracy against the slow felalisu
who are trying to pass the Irish Church DILL
possession OF the hall OF justice aud continued their
unseemly aifiay, although 1t Is gratifin to know
that during all that time the Injuries indicted upon
! the eombatants were comparatively slight. When
the conflict was the torn shirts scratched faces
and loose hair impaired to the court the appearance
! OF battle field, of which women and not men had
| been the heroes,
This disgraceful scene was followed by the arrest
| OF one offender only, Lieutenant Colonel. the Hon.
Archibald Campbell Campbell, worthy scion Of q
noble tree who had woa his spurs by "a valiant on.
| saught an old, decreplt cricr Of the court re-
Gently recovered from severe illness. The gallant
hruiser, however came OF with flying cOlOrs. the
| magistrate before whom he was arralgned on the
following day advising the sicSly cner 70 be sat
| lsned with an apology from the heir Of the
1 Calnpbels. and declaring his high approval of the
bearing OF the accused We need not stop to inquire
what would have been the opinion or how severe the
comments OF John Bun II tins backguard affair had
| dsgraced an American colft or how fine an opp0r-
tnnty IL would have afforded to those eloquent
conservatives who arc so fond OF holding forth
on the degrading Influences OF republican fnsti-
tutions. IL Is sufficient TO say That the whole
not very haterng idea OF The beauties and
advantages Of British srlstocracy one OF the
principal actors In the affair has since Its Initiation
Claimed relationship WIN the Duke OF Buckingham,
ami as that relationship Is one OF blood Without
the ceremony OF the church, II Is proof Of how
much value any connection with the nobility
Il deemed In this highly moral and cuiti-
| waited country. The character OF Grenvie
| Murray does not, however, stand very nigh,
Notwithstanding his Independent relationship to q
peer of the realm, as he has once peen dismissed
The public service IN disgrace, and IL branded In
l STANLEY liz
not TO be taken. The other principal Lord CARING
ton, IS yet young man, but he Joins the calling OF
| q stage-coach driver with that OF a peer OF the
realm, and thus gives the world fair occasion to
| odjud2e him youth OF not over refined TASTE The
publication OF tue Qeeh's messenger, 10 IL serted
was the result OF Grenvile Nurrays dismissal from
the Consulsaip at odessa: but. While everybody con-
dennis the low attacks made In That sheet upon the
nobility of Engiand, everybody will tell you at the
| same time, IN q whisper, that all the statements
| made In the sketches OF sour Hereditary
| legislators" are founded on faot The moral