New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

tho adrmntive OF those dreadful auestjon. An. .
CharicS Dtike Expresses his conviction that the 80,
"a' '"o"" uaI ''r" IA the ''rpnge" probability a,mo-.
amounting to certainty. that large acrnrnuIa,n,
'"k'h p"e' ara have been So" s-ii" the pr.ys,e ~,
tnne of Queen Victoria by the c0nnyancc o, tb.
ana directly In the teeth Of an act OF Parlamen,
Well. that IL undoubtedly u statemen, very d.
u Va" queen. u true. II Will dctract very ,erou.
hrr SIN considerable popularity. unlrs, 1t can n.
I" DE hhfrue h cdn hr. y 'rrDs 70 that I'm ,,.
sans OF tli" monarchy wOnld do wei TO oss no linz
stating their defense. and that = /, lo .e:i,t To-, ,
to 90 on shrirting and calling Sir Cligle, Dito 80
names. in the fa-Lon Of The Times this morning q, "a,
InV V6H Ga,ede ths ainrIoon. -rCharie, mt M,
to b. turned from, his purpose. II he bls one by m.,,
abn"". He IA young ma1. hut b.. aI,...
made himself place IN politics AMI won a a..
in Parliament for one of the lsrge.t borough. a,
England. Baronct. he IL the aiyo, At, o. m
poorer c,sscs Possessing an independent fortune ~
has chosen to work harder than most %, n. xho
incomes are measured by our Earnings. He /, r,d,o.
liberal, owning no party allcancc Tie patty leader,
know him "a a man capab'" Of mastering ,ny 1nc,,o,
no matter how complicated which int him AMI #,
capable OF being coaxcd or bullod into ettin. It so,
ill he hS carried his point. H. npnsrn,. To .psk ~
him, IA have him spoken az in some America,
paper. aspiran to The Presidency ~ an 2 c,.h
Republic. Nobody knows better than b" that The Renuh
lie ia remote probability. and That, should II come
ere would he candidates for the Presdency anong ths
oldest supporters Of the Throne and the Of er
isne Minister. Neverthees1 Sir Charles Dlse'. con
ditional declaration in favor OF Republic consider,
BILE reinforcement to movement which htherto hs,
possessed few elements OF poAt.ca. strength rhis u
what he says:
"Now, Institutions not gJod or bad N hc,a.ey.
40 much as good or bad when Judged by their WORKING
act aside In this speech tbe question VI whether Re-
public would work boitcr, but conirss freely tnat
alluded are well founded the monarchy -honN moi sst
its house in order loud applause There IL vide
spfeac belief that AGplbe n?,o ,4l matter Of ed
day o Commonwealth will bo our Government Now
history and experience show that you havo b.
public hout yon possess at name time tie R,pu
hran virtues but YOU auswerbaye not public ,pnt,
Have not the practice OF scl government Are We
you can show INC a fair chance thai Republic herr will
be free from the political corruption that hang, about
ne Monarchy, say, for my pa,t.and heey@ the mid
die classes IN general VIII ty-lr II come fhcenl
should add that this speech was made 10 VEN
crowded aud enthusiastic audience OF Newcastle work
ingmcn-thc same workingmcn who have lately con.
qucred the concession " nine hOur3 day from their
employers after five months struggle II wal reported
in full in one OF the abrst and most widely d-cused
papers in England, The Ne,rcnS, CbrspGL part Oft
copied into Of tho London papers, that nhs
had very great publicity. There Is NJ doubt thsh
comes at moment when charges Of corrupt eytravs
taxes arc very heavy middle class and working cs
alike Tho radesman has to pay sixpence In the pound
on hs income The artisan has been taught 10 long for
free brcakfast-tabe, which he has not got They
perfectly capable OF calculating what proportion Of s
burdens Is chargnabe to the Queen and her family and
household. The Industrious trading and working classes
hae sinecures and hate funkeys, whether in ont O!lr
cry whether they plush breeches orcal themselves
Hereditary Grand Faconcr or SergeanSurceon Extra.
ordinary When they find out that mionseo 10 such per
sonages these, and that the Queen herself po"kets
she does pocket another half million that ought TO 10
spent among themselves. they perfectly certain 10
show themselves restless under such exortons. They
viii support Sir Charles Dixie or anybody else In h
efforts TO discover and state tho truth and they Will not
pay the smallest attention o tho hciOwng OF Tk Ii0
against him, or TO the clumsy sneers OF The Pail ha1
Gazette at his youthiuDess and presumption No doubt
they are willing maintain their sovereign, so oDga
they maintain at ALL with becoming spcndor: but
there are to say good many lOafcrS about The
throne who will SOHO day be permitted TO work f@s
living instead Of plunderins those who work. Thatdv
ia rably nearer for Sir Charles DIkcs Newcash
speech. w."