New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

easy to before an audience not versed the
BY reading over list Of the quaint offices Of the Royal
household which had been handed down from reign to
rash, and viii say unfounded. statements before
audehce In which no ono was prepared to dispute the
that when such Charges are to be deberasy made
before audience he has recently they ought only
ton he received from the Ministers to the Crown
be made ought to be- made IN Of those whose
duty it is TO answer and who prepared to answer
charges My exclamation OF these charges, l believe,
VIII be most satisfactory to the public. and viii not
fal, Into the error have eensured him for .. 49,,
ashamed to mention it, is the statement that the
ashamed to take notice Of such observation. nm.
SnneS tS as IT seems % to me- that sye1y one Tho Knows
mens consideration The Queen IL no stranger In pub
thirty years rened and maintained during that
time high honorable and stainless character. really
made by the Queen have been fulfilled. state to you,
with proper official authority that Her Majesty has paid
income tax am not going into details but the SuRs ,h
promises were made are to be counted IN hundred: ana
and ae sssmsn a'
should bring forward in the House shall be most happy
country viii be satisfied with other things that the
Queen in her office has been high and honorable that
preventative Of all true English people. Cheers! l
should think degrading were to take part IN
rcpubhcansm Politics not speculative or lnetapby:
seal practical and vindicye SCIENCE The test OF
sh monarchy which has existed since the time OF VIII
liam Conoucror has obtained for the English people
order connected with liberty than has been granted
| or been the privilege Of any other people on earth
LCheers.l do not misread the feelings of my country
men when say they will not discuss or be disposed TO
take into their consideration the propriety OF changing
our Constitution under which they have derived 80 many
benefits which other country in the world has been
| favored with OF enjoyed lCheersl
| MEETING OF INTERNATIONALs AT LoNDoN-How
| THEY REGARD SIR CHARLES DlLKE.
At meeting of the British Federal Council
OF Internaonals held at London on the LIST ins dep
u,ation attended the London branches Of the
Land and Labor League TO ask the Association II they
| would Join IN great demonstration, shortly to take
place probably in st. James's Hail. in defense OF Sir
| Charles Dke and the views advocated by him.
Most OF the Democratic associations were about TO
take part IN that demonstration because they believed
that the speech which MT. Gladstone made called
forch the Bill OF and the extension Of
the franchise the late speeches OF Sir Charles DlAe
remGded tie speaker That one Of the aims oi the assoc
alton was to abolish all titles and distinctions, and
ASSOCIATION. aud in speaking of the great Republican,
give him the only title admitted by the association.
namely. "czen." Considerable discussion followed, III
the of which the secretary Of the International
said it the opinion OF that society that republic
wond not be worth working for. II was Republican
Government that had shot Rossel and oter patriots.
No. doubt Rernhcan GSEernment % would ,Dc-c De cneI
lie. Six months ago he had stated at the IHtrra,onal
tSr was now edmSray uDdesood by n" intcntona
that Citizen Dixie should be the first President OF the
honest in his intentions. and would do good service, and
lie cordially approved Of the Internaonal ssoca-
isry Sn sVS CarrsiSH 9fSS H the ad1isaiy
| the International p!edgnS nSh ns IN ar
port OF citizen bike Ii quite agreed With the remarks
made by previous speaker that tho present Govern
mcnt was a very liberal one, and that probably MIR:
Gladstone would much further even than he does II
he were fettered by others. These remarks called
great opposition, many of the citizens Stating that
Government Lad done all i'll its to stop the right
public meeting and really attempted to prevent re-
cent meeting in Irafagdrsquare. Ultimately 1t was re-
solved that that section Of the International give every
support 10 Citizcn Dixie
SPLIT AMONG REPUBLICANS.
There has been split among the Repub-
licans Of Southwark England Mr.. Stafford the Election
Secretary Of Mr. Odger declaring that the Of South
wark should steer clear Of declaring themselves "antae
onistc 10 tie present monarchy while Mr. Long All
other southwark man. said he for at "fghtiD2
Tor republic :" but the more advanced adN coates
OF OF earh oheT. At the Hail Of science, oids
laugh complained bitterly that at secret meeting or
s nC aui wss soa to The ' Tories wa
passed, and sent 10 different parts Of Europe. lin
h e n sCccy beSg large One had no e1
cnsc Tor secrecy HercupOn Mr. John IIaes the Score
sy the dSn Of Of M II: fsdhy s SeaS HS
either passed circulated iii foreign countries TO THIS
Mr. lspgd that a M the aee se had been "e, co
dened well as himself and, moreover c asserted tat
the p q of the s WtIs wss I'D
Ly NJ SerahCy orc OF the corrrpOndng secretaries Of
tie society Mr Hsss .dgsay densd t9a, the s In
was allowed TO be sent at its meetings. and when
needful public meo ting. were called He should ike
10 know how MI Bradiaugh knew about the "sccrct"
dispatch OF N. Scralier. Mr.. Bradaugh did not give
the required information aud there the matter ended
Iu Mary lcbone the Advanced Liberals" Will not Join
the Republicans.