New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

nenf so far as the people are concerncdi for since tlG
the artisan classes the taxation OF tho working classes
had greatly increased the cost OF i re
creased and the people Mere not oo aSyomtaScs Il
might be true that the hours Of labor we're less th IN
USt Of be- SH' RSa SS Of s
uted this to the great OF thS m S essc
who nov formed the governing, Classep. He pro,
ceeded to deal with the land QUESTION a anu
cent Of the national taxation in lien Of per cent as o
declared it did Tuis inequality existed STILL even
though the Government had dealt In all the Liberal
shibbOeth but had looked after the interests Of the
employers and not Of tho employed Tie speaker then
touched upon subject which at once attracted great
attenl!onthe agitation for republic He questioned
whether, If there Should he republic tomorrow me
House Of Commons. with all its faults and fanss, was
good legislative body lDssert] lie know no was not
when ne declared that II the Crown of Bruins
people would not be benefited (Ii3sentl, and he,
would not benefit himself and bis class H referred 10
the OF MazE k9Sso ana Aar h S inS s
Establishment Of republics, and saying that the people had
ca tine m wn mere TeVe% tSe eC
the Continent as wei o. Eng and to point the moral that
the people were not bcnf!Gd lie Advocated tue organ;
zatiOn Of the people the adoption OF the ballot, ana
equal electoral districts cure for some OF the evils
Of which he complained Tut he urged that combinations
with ariStocrnts and middle classes should be anRo
avoided and that the people should elect their own
classes to Parliament The Proposition OF the new aul-
Mr. VIM and Mr.. Osborne both spoke strongly against
any combination with Tory lords and rcpudiaed the
power assumed by the working" sido OF the coalition
Of representing the working classes The propositions
to cheat the people In the other speeches
made 1t declared that the advocacy OF republican
principles would advantage the people moro than any
combination with the Tories who, it was said, we're en-
deavorng to chea the artisan class Tao meeting cioSeo
at late hour with thanks to the Chairman.
COMMENTS OF TIE LONDON PRESS.
From The TYireS Of C1 l6.
There seems a settled idea in certain quarters
mysterious Amid the agricultural and horticultural
charms OF HughCnden he maintains the silence OF poll
mortazed in bis novels he throws his magic spells over
Peers and Trade Unonisrs compelling the Marquis OF
circle and paralyze Mr. Gladstone and the Liberals Sir
5S SnR sdms eh
influence. for the seven resolutions pp nEpoTt
cUl Romestcads perfect seEovernInent regular
work. free instruction cheap food pleasant amusemens,
and comfortable lOcOmOtiOn which Sir JOhn the oiher
day declared they had right to demand But Sir John
PaEingtOn VIC know, is always serious, sangnine ana
versatile. All departments Of tho public service have at
all times come alike to him. AMI we have no doubt no
would take office tomorrow under pledge 10 make
placed on record Rs readiness to sacrifice laws sanng
and commerce, provided he cond save our cold no
definite Information before we fully believe that such
men Lord Derby and Mr.. Disrac have pledged them
selves to propose to Parliament this very extraordinary
programme.
From IN, Daily Ners Of Od II.
The disclaimer wich Lord Salisbury lately addressed
to us is repeated by Sir Stafford Nprthcote in his
name and in that Of the 9th r mebers Of either House
seven resolutions which lave now acquired hotoriety
For ourselves the pTogranpe Of the new social move
ceived appeared reading them Incredible that
did not in the first instance deem 1t necessary to take
any notice OF the matter. IL was not until
the document and the names had beer published in
The Mane5eS T GTardam Sn no. % ISpqShSd
eictng contradiction correction rom any Of the gen.
tlemen mentioned that we deemed It necessary to- 1ves
Friday derived from one of the sg1crs OF the
represents accurately his own impression, and, as we
thought, knowledge Of what had taken place. Lord
Statement, and this was the 8rst Word Of disclaimer
that reached the public. BY what means the members
signature and those Of other members OF either House
had been attached to the seven resolutions, Is point
this extraordinary misunderstanding, no part Of the
statement we have published Is directly questioned by
that such mistake can have been made renters it pos
sibe that there may have been other misrepresentation
From The Standard Of oel Is.
1t is this growing similarity OF sentiment,
& nSS e % deeply seaTcns Of
refOrmcrs, that has brought them into communications
S eed and not useful results Once lei the leaders Of
tine wagc-receiving portion OF the community &C,
inaenablo right of property, they will ind every
man who deserves the name Of Conservative ready
tenn which eldest chilli OF whegsn and which las
been adopted BY tha majority OF the Radical politicians
We purpOsey abstain from again c"nvas>ing in Dc tail
the resolutions which have prrntErcy seen the
light. We only more affirm that there is not
single Of them which might not be Construed in
q sense in no Degree violating tho principles
familiar to Conservatives. II the time Of sterile
political agitation has gone by; II passionate pi!-
Timages arc at last out of fashion, II orators bent
upon dividing the nation iuIO conflicting classes
have had their day. IL tho Crown is once more to he re-
speCted and the House of Lords to be treated with Or
nary consideration it, in word, able TO be In
earnest aud the ghost OF charaanisn TO be laid for
indeed, may hope Tat peers ard gem
tlemen will combine not In vail, with the sons Of toll 10
make once moro a united people We Tor 0nr pant,
shall care little ask whose thul IL is provided tue
demons poverty and discomfort he slain Ivy its hU',
men come BY their own.