, 1873-10-18

Tho Impression FAC 4ef0uACGue~AA0
Trouble tta the Noaton Grange.
Special Diepateh to The Chtcaao Tribune.
posroN, Oct. 17.-Claslos Dradlaugh, tho
leader Of tho Republican movement in England,
made his frat appearance before o Doston audi
oueo this oyoning. His reception Was cordial,
% Tint Of ovory stranger with record generally
is IN this city; but bofore ho Ind proceeded haH
WY through hia adlroas ho had won most enl-
phatio applause. and. whom ho concluded. was
oheorol. Ho camo on to tho platform aooonl-
pautcd by Wendell PIsillips, Senator Sumner,
DR.. Miner, aud few otlor notallea. and waa
introduced to tho audionEs by Wendell Phillips
Mr. Dradlargh Ia q heavy, massive mat. not un-
like In form, though losa polished, than Robert
and limo, high forehead. Tho cut and appear.
nnce OF his hnir and tho back OF hiB head Is not
unlike that Of Henry Ward Doecher, and tho OK
precision OF bis faee somotimea suggests tho
spoke Of Ropubffcanlsm in England, aud, IN ap-
preaching tho subject, criticised tho extsting
hopublics In franco md Bpnin. 10 hold that
they wore not republics they wore Personal
aoyornmeuta. The Republic ia tho ogoyornmsento Of
tho people. You cannos make republic. he
dsssrSSg ds aS s2 fGs ropupo T of
mon ca,lnot mako ono. a republic Gull only be
made when tue people bccomo bigger tian an, any
SIMPLY tho result Of tho breaking up Of tie
| morarchy. Tho monarchy Ind fallen to plecos,
and 1t was only tho republican lenders who had
tne courage and ability to .ako tue holm; Ho
t''1n tTo Countries. Spain deserved to bo
republic If for nothug else but for CASTELAR,.
Tie Republican movement in England, ho aa1d,
mean to accomplish the ond by forco. 1t WAS Q
movement OF the brain, and not Of tho arm oi
the achool, and not Of tue barrack; Of the pon
aud not Of tho sword. 1ts aim was to educate
oi !spaSlio, and II wss : !egal mqye y
tory Of tho English Government. tha
tie people made the sovcreign,s there TINT th
crown waa not hereditary, aud be held that "la
tho people had given Ihey could take awa,
Tpolr movement WAS not connected with tue in
tornational, because ho beloved no rnlo for th
government Of all people could be, set. As 4
Illustration OF the growth, Of Republican aontl
mont in England. ho stated that tlero were clubs
not secret, but open mud FREQ spoken, gil oye
Erslnnd and scotlnnd and in tho 1slo Of Wigh
} right under tlo shadow Of the Royalty; an
! that at recent maeting, at whioh 6,00o poopl
S pse'sa asans but whs ais'n forsss
: hands vara lifted for a republican form Of gos
ernmont His appoal to America was not fe
her money or her swords, but for her verdict o
the case IL bohalf Of justice, right, and l1eEt!
lanorer waa harsh, and his picture Of the worl
, IND OF the land-rnonopoly Of tho ariAtocrac
apainat tho tenants WAS eombre in tho e9trom'
: hIr, Drallaugh achieved his ancccas here
J tho force OF sheer earneatuesH aud honesty {
nurpose. His voice is hnrBh rather than fnelt
doue. bis elocution faulty and his pronunclatlo
). bad, tho dropping Of tho H's and other evldouct
Of . lack Of cultivation b<ing uncomfortab]
= ! conspicuous.
THE GRANGER TROUBLE.
The Massachusetts, P<onHRaa, Which ia IN syn
7 patl1y with the PatropH Of Husbaudry NOV
uonts in itB isBue this week., eBBaYs to give Il
history Of the Boston Grange, officially dlabans
n cd. It says that this Grange VAS partially con
1 poaed Of d few respectable grain merchant
i, who were attracted to it With tho legitimate pu
+ poso Of facilitating tho CAUSE OF cheap tranapo
Q tatiou, but whose vocation could not bo strict
I, classoa under the head Of agriculture, and tht
iuclluations failed to lead thom to work {
!. the organization In manner to Beoure t.
results 1t proposed, Thus tho business "
y clearly begun at tho wrong ond fft
10 tho 1lrat. Tho rest Of tho membors
n whom dovolved thelworking OF the order, We
!. hut O mot}ey collection OF peraona such as can
any moment be gathered into q reputable
ganization, but whoso interests In tho cause
peopie in tho study Of astronomy. Tho Wort
Deputy, J. @. Abbott, who had beon sent hitl
- to organize thiB Grange, had tho misfortune
~ bo beaet with vron. influences, and, as the
IL | cult, man were admitted to tho control Of
Grange who we're as much In sympathy with
as tho railroad managers themselves. The
In raulzatlon thus composed was capable Of
coming an instrument OF mischief and mali
In aud 30 itH ohartor WAS revoked.