, 1870-09-13

EATkMAS. - |
.a.r7l --,,.ntr~ q: the ftnttenttavr, ELMER
v.t~ll!:l lin ..1a CASpAR BCTz.
ENGLAND AND TIE FRENCH REPHB-
LIc.
Twn rrea. popular meetings have Just !
been !:.tA in Lun,inn. one all opcu-air meet |
ing n uS>.e rsrE, md the other q less
mysterious dsuonst -atiou in St James
ll::H!. iocz;.zr>s the sympathy Of the Eng
I,. EAl:rals with the French Republic
.TAu ,s,e,t:nr assumed at the outset, that
IL. ras..>h Government, especially the
C.,.: ar.. iss:"r circ1c of the nristocracy,
t1.,.,~rs H.. 1'reEcl. Republic. and would ss-
.r.>tly IL its hest To undermine and sup
lj....t il. The meeting consisted Of men
w!lo c,'1I.l cheer 10 the echo when the ora
10. If ii" ,i.'y denounced the Queen, by
Ear,c. for fay"E'us imperialism in France,
ard second;Ec Frursia il the interests Of
Et: OWE family ard rank rather
than Of this people Of England. It
consisted even OF men who 'conli give
three Groaus for the Prince Of Wales,
On Eeuernl principles, as an irtimation
Tia; England wonld continue to tolerate
monarchy so long as the royal family be-
LEv,~l itself. hut no longer.
We do 1ot claim that the Radical party
OF England, led 1y Professor Becsley. Mr..
Odsrr, Mr. Morley, Mr.. Bradlcigll, and
Join Stuart Mill. eren when reinforced by
the mere polite Liberals of the school Of
The Dvights. Forster, and the UIe.tminster
N'hT. form party that is likely to come
into nach power very soon, unless under
the stimulus OF some such outrage on pop
ular rights as the strangulation Of the
French 1.cpuhlic. Four-fifths of their
nu1uter are dis{ranchised by the present
suffrage laws, which, with ali tteir recent
amendments, still exclude more than three
Gtshs OF all the a'lult male subjects of the
Queen. Tie Republicans Of England,
therefore, occupy much the same relation
Ia its rnle1s as the Republicans
ct lie Southern States did, prior
ia The epfranchisemeut of the
I,,1n. They are the representatives OF a
gagged constituency. Nevertheless, the
existence If this vast unrepresented con-
s.s.rsrey is the ghost that viii not IS down -
IL EIy.ieh politics. It is nearly as inAuen-
t.al as i: it voted, because it contains the
material. ot the coming revolution, and
E:s~, h!~,. the sup,ps. Of the recently en-
...:., Lisc1 ctns~. The English monarchy is
t,::u,tl. and tue DISTINGUISHED three
t.:,hs nre the powder that fills The mina.
Tie English Government is like m iceberg
IT,: Ia. drif:el down from the poles
,,'sa.'l the trorirs, until the warm waters
"t tls tis.!: Str. IAN have 1a-lsetl down its
has" and lit it ;op-hcavy. Dy and ty il
wi! :E:n n."r. in manner that will
l.. spectacle to the world,
bringing M lis Present depths, aud lifting
them iisso lls"untain- peaks. Through The
I:s-s.l Vt this rvrlSion, the disfrauchiseG
el,~, have Al influence in England moi
nul,hc tl.s. which the siavery question hai
III America t.efvre the was.
II was Tor this ynst underground con
s:;.rrEcy that Professor Hccsley spoke
Nl,rt lie said #:
"Tt.- E-Gll.h Government Is hostlle, bo,
t1"'t'y as:Hs ~''-tts. to Ft,ilce: mt because
NM 'raFslf. 7" a:lh',I. the present coarsc q
Prussia Is n upheld he-,s' lem 10 Germany, a
We!. a+ In isaE't- The ts-sTcfnnent pf En.tAn
tas no; r.. eTl!z' 1tc republic II France. but th
Hay Is ut 3:nnd Wien the Prcnch Nej,uall
vi! - called tn recognize the republic Ia En-
las'.."
The Itali~l party in England bring
charges against the aristocratic system
which, when investigated, are even mo-
hitter than ary the Republicans Of Fran.
ever |,ruurl4t against Napoleon III Viii
ts4t- people Ut England are suffering f
wait IT lnn1l md htaatl.-one in fifteen
tlr7n being pau1,crs.--its a1issocraey n
h,lttins 'ne-fnar;l Of its land, as our l,
d'.ln> uf tEt pliius are seeking TO ho
tL'l, for limiting aad fishing,-withlsav
, tro,! Tr,.lurti,n. ana consecrated to II
u~'~ Of harl'aris,n. The total area of II
th::..! Kingdom il e7,2SG,9l1 acres,
J wlirl4 e.."s1.a1H acres are totally uncr
: lis:.lcd, 4-:..~ll.ac4 are under permane
lr5,srF". ! :'~'s.s;:' are used for roads al
t"wn,. Anl p,nty e3. .::.S, $50 arc undcr cror
L,,f f.ll,'v. &c. One reason Of II
fsilEs." of cultivation may be foul
in the fact that the uu,
l.,s uf r-:sai landowners had fall
:r.'sa .-:p-nGn iu l1D 10 81, 7ti;
t~.i- In iceland the land is not only ca
e''''''''''s '"'" 'e"ef hanas' o9t oecana
!" F''"'">'''" F'"af'-thonsanoso OF acF'
'-'rv year. passing from crops into pa
we ',s'. sso'ss pA>'".s sa'e nos aaa WIS
IA' 'sa'''s.'' lily al Hns9aho Ii con'h
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