New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

IMPRESSION rR"DrCEp BY THE SPEECH OF SIR
CHARLES DIIKE--I!ELIEF FOX CHICAGO
INTERNATIONAL PR on CoNGlI.as-I:Lo"EN-
ING OF TIE TICIIBORNE CASE.
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE !
Loxp0x, Nov. ll.-Whch / shctchcd i'll my
las, o,tr an ounc " Sir Charlcs Dilh"'" Newcastle
speech scarcely anticipated the extent OF the effect
llat was TO hc produced by II. We ave used to tho
hndcr Tbo TiI1rs AID 20 what 7hc spectator calls
the "yixcIish hlrGms - Tho tnH Mail da-tHr Tie
trnGcr ro in The morning, some" ncs, through clear
shy aAd echo follows while a. for our evening paper
furnishes topics for iL in the climbs, and appears to
have no other distinct mission; except to champion
hoary abuses such Purchase in tho army and how
SnrcuIes about the thUne But this time Tie note ~
ALARM or rage or whatever 1T was they sounded, has
evoked echoes enough. Sir Charles DihcS speech mas
supplantcd IN popular interest thar wonderful aiih'o
between the w"rkingnrn aud tho peers. IL leaves
Mr. Glad>tuncs speech far behind. t com
pctcs with the Tichtornc trial IL has been
written about IN every paper Zone secs. The Ttmrs
Wa, not sati iicd it'll d,mOisnS II once nut sys Inc
slain again this morning. the SM"dd" ~ III ny"
torcs. The Lniiy Ners touches 1t caut oisy ''e '"e-
rah fakes refuge in glitt"i1ng srnerahes' Ine Ha
day Rfrr,o condemns the speech IN nn article Which
would called any other paper And the Spec-
tor allows nobody to be radical without s express
permission and after its attacks SIT Chailcs
Dixie with fcrocy; imputes to him want bcth or sense
and dcccncy declares that hc talks sheer vulgar hoh-
sense and "discOIrteOus rubbish IN OdT W HiSieau
his audience SAYS other things tha out OF re-
sect for The Spectator prefer not tO quou. "haI no
one OF AL these p,Imrs does however, Ia To prove, or at
temIt To proyc that Sir Charles Dixie has misstacd
facts Nor did Mr. Gladstone, who went out VI is way
at the Guildau aDuuct TO administer kind OF rcbuke
which though uucaed for, al least Nihpera'e anu
dignfcd.
In the mere fact that young ana ape ana hoer"'
member Of Parliament As made public crlucism Oh
the Royal Household there ia n0thinb to cxpaih ai tns
Outcry No single politician In single speech can sakc
the Throne Ur convert popular loyalty int popuar us
trust. 1t Ia the restless sentiment oe"" 'uo oa'oi
which max es him formidable The cheers Vi tnose JuS
triumphant Newcastle workmen carried MIN 'n.oush NO
speech and lifted tho kpeech itself into tne nsn anu
brought down srtCharles oil this 'empes'' tn'y
years AGO such speech would have been impossible.
almost wonder to-day that the law Is NOT pa' :" o
against its bold author But Government has learned
som.thinc n the newspspers have not Mr. Gladstone
does not want to make new political martyr IL 'ne
newspa,ers do they may kucceed. in different way.
Meautiue thanks them we'll ~ to the Aho
ability Of the speaker. this address has adue" Sooo
deal to the dislike OF royalty lately spreading sos
certain classes II you ask why Ikpeak OF .h0
snswe 10 that Sir Charles Dixie risks not only
among his aasocates hut his seat In Psrhaen' Wy
making It, II he loses Chelsea. - he well may WIN ~
Government influence henceforth against nim no "ouo
find another seat with great difficulty Ana ~ io"s
as he should l kept out Of Paramenawouid MS po'a
career be retarded wbe II the delay were great s"'
come to an end altogether.
Lord Mayor Dakin whose term Of ofhe expired on '"o
9th ha. handed tO the American Chicago fTei "
tteo about ts6 OOO, the balance remaining ih h'" n
from the English subscriptions We owe ~ scknoWeos