New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
FREE TRADE LANENTS-COLLIECY AID GUM
COTTON EXPLO5IONS-CUOLERA-M cay
ARD TAYLOR.



COTTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BAY-
ARD TAYLOR.
(FRON OUR OWN CO2RESPOEDL$Ll
LONDON, Sept. 1.-Mr. Gladstone il at last
safely ensconced in awarden Castle, his contry home.
and is not known contemplate any further movements
for some days to come. lis journey from Witty WIS
marked by singular moderation lie made but one
speech which was at Wakefield, where Lib raj Ass0
citation presented him with an address. All that was
said of politics may pass without notice. but you VIII
find in his speech fresh indication of the anxiety felt
about the impending departure In France on tho
subject OF Fee Trade. He " with extreme pain"
the Government OF France, "althOaSh in the hnCs OK
persons Of great ability" taking "rcrograte course"
He finds it very SAD to witness tn, things Why
Because IL further restrictions he Introduced int tug
commercial system OF France, acc must SAFER from
orr trade must I've in certain degree diminished and
hampcred by these means and relative .dnnufion OK
or profits and wealth follow" That i rank con.
fesson for Free Trader make Nor Is the force OF it
diminished By his subsequent declarations OF regret for
her sake also and for the sake Of civilization All that
NAV be tcCn for granted; they the common places
of FreeT Trade theorists. What is certain Is that Mr.
Gladstone is alone looking forward with grave APP
prehensiOn the influence Of French protection upon
British trade and manufactures which other causes are
affecting also Nor need resent the hnpcrtinence Of
which Mr. Gladstone doubt ns;i0ns!y, Is guilty
In his reference America. 1t the Freerde fashion
10 assume that all who are Of their faction sci.
fish and stupid, and when Mr.. Gladstone "vcEtircd to
express his regret that there s not that prevalence or
enlightened views upon the subject in America that we
desire" he Is less ot2sive In expression than most
Englshmen on the topic. He deeply regrets also
to find sin our Colonies, very strong and consider
able tendencies toward the establishment OF what We
call the exploded system Of Protection" Well We need
not much mind hard words. Even Englishmen must
begin to sec that system which counts the United
States Russia France and the Colonies OF Great Brta
herself among Its disciples, may endure the criticism
people disappointed In Its hope to control the industry
and monopolze the Of the rest Of the World
1t Is but few days snce We were HORNED y ~
stowmarkst gin.cotton explosion, not many wees nSs
the last colllery explosion. and yesterday sno'usr
added to the long list Of Summer disastefs 49,
about II o'clock in the morning. near Wiaan ~ $3.50
Pearson A Kuowles's moss pits on brynh Mos.' =. -
,own.h,p Of Ince. These ooller.es have ne'e':o -u
. ranu,stion for careful management anu N 49,
.r.nn. of n were among those which escapea 'onlo
rssr. spo when explosions were % noeuen' ~ ss u
,r,ct An that Is yet known Of yesseroAys cAss"pae
NAV he briefly told Two seams sec "or1ou '~neu 'ne
"y Vim rset and the Camel the former about 700
"is 80 tho surface, tho latter nearly COO Both
yat' naen worked Of late through the downcass
~. nor,v Of sukers being engaged In carrying the
"a., sbaft 70 Q grester depth While two OF theta
1rs Going dow yesterday morning to join their party
ses Ftfth Passs