New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-18
FOLLY OF SACRIFICING PRINCIPLE.
From The f4flttus0Te SIN lindJ
The Democrats Of Ohio have now learned
NONCURE d. COyWATS LECTURE on
los DOy

TIE WONDERFUL GROWTH AND MAGNITUDE OF En-
GLANDS CAPIrAL-IHE GUILDS AND GREAT HOS
PIlALs-IACK OF IMAGI>ArIoN IN ENGLAND
rue CIVIL sERyICE-ENGLAND AND AMERICA on
TIE SAME HIGHWAY or CIVILIZATION.
ne Boston formal, oct. IS.
London now covers 700 square miles ard
contains 100000 of people. There Is birh eyery
SIN thousna houses and % niles % ne streets are
mill cry year sud ia tle same psIcd iDoD0 souls are
added 10 pnuu.aO There are more Jews ~ London
.han in Palestine. moir lr3hnen than IN Dublin more
scotcinen than in Einbnrsh aud & IInfns enough TO
make German ely. one ct The charms 0f tle
cy IS in its beautiful squares, 81 WHICH u nae one Or
every day IN ihe yeaI or @boi o92 IN gu; 'uSoh rs 4
the word is interior decorations IL smoke ri visit
10 JOINS Gie, whore tao knights used to gather he
fore ode; later IL was occupied ~ Or JOHNS
and Oliver Goldsmith. and WAS there they con3'nctd
TIE publication Of The Ge7ilcRa'ss 1aSa-ie tAe iret
pcrod cal published in LGnlon; and it L~Io in2t
David GaIIick made his hlSt appearance. One cEI;ol.
incident Of his visit Yas tai young Nan, nephew o
Naciy, refused 70 rise Den tie National Anihcm "s
Int y len he said ihai he dd SO from prime pie be
IS res cctCl IN IT, Ohcis NHch questioned IS 20 Way
"a > Iose SAIL one because II was hymn; smother Dr.
ca Of loyay TO knsnna; ma a9 i be-, .sc 10
iOFcd tie Q1ctn; ana Lh'3 npAy ldslluec te iea 10
because 10 tMo OF tHei could agree rs 10 W. tn
rose IN In-lIshnan rather likes an old custom.
ly If IL be old that II lls NJ meaning a. "a
The guilds or city companies have entirely Out1roWn
r1reci H. Gifrent tiies without Eciiin aay
,lrtye representatives, and they La;s 80 much money
ty 10 know what Do win it, TAe gre.t hCsptss
originally started b. small subSc oia .cr tr cas-
Of tie sick, put now they were supported by roolay
tan, aud held millions Of money ihcd ~ in to ght u
str ng. .ch cannot iOw out by reason 81 some tech
uic,lty relative 10 itS be- oyal lheso taught TIE lesson
that a Dequcsi 10 often falls into tBe hands
Of an exucaoner. II4e saue was Of many OF
the old customs ot ehaliiy which were sill
cont nacd as they were "a hundred years aSo.
an th> connection lac made .ilusion to thc great gt
of George ira3Udy, which re sad was accom- pIshnS
about rs lte a. much money These cty corpor
atnns lerpetuacd by a" iact thai nobo re-
spOns0s Tor 1t. glGy were composed ot men VI eminent
Icspec.biiy and no man WHO had ever had note pro-
tested even iiby accident, could ever hold oiee in them
lie then proceeded t. show that an that t-nd has 10
saow in the way of Inst yaS heitloua- The Queen
dle and a slwe put IN her pace without the
change being known things would for years Just
as they dong For the past fifteen years she
might - wei existed Tue era of Elizabeth
made 10y the exercise of YOmano viii, but the PRESENT
epoch mado by the fact mat tee administration OF
wonaus Niu Stands aside aid tts lac cncrcS VI tEo
country grow. Inc lack OF ROYAL pomp had improved
London sOcsty As the COCt fans all OF The aIlstDcgatc
dlawIngToouis fall The age had ceased "a be- when
care vas .scn infI o 'n N b %s VALE ine mo, nGGS
Soeal prestige; IL siH retained some power IA politics.
though in last election every member unsead
who tricd that venerable path glory la illustrating
lack Of Imagination an the EnSls, he spoke OF loo
good lord who TINT tie laSSse sermons IN stones
ard books in the running brooks" was evidently ms
printed. aud slynd haze been sermons Ia books aid
stones ia the Running brooks The Engllslnan Eeas
the fabulous stories cftHe YANKEE about the golden il
Dorado tue West. and invests his money without
Thought that ans mau eau have Imagination enough ~
inycn. such story. George Bd"cil s~indrd the BANK
OF England by the effect his giuation ana he be-
eyed cirVer iakec could have pay ed the roll OF the
great Claimant with success. In andins 10 the opinions
tnat Englisuen have of Aneris hp quoted bu remark
of yesiiymal wren some AineIlesh cs"id Wa poo
posed that America Ia the beef country IA The World 10
tell what 10 dD but the poorest country Ia the world
onceholJc, we're generally kept in Office ~ long az
I
they old As result there was rarely betrayal OF
trust any maiicasance in oa1e; II gives I-ngLnd
continuous fe aud character, and the c"unfil is free
from perpetual party retaliation. No power was abe 20
ohco By favOf1ilsIn aud sat IN Parliament
| WAS regard rs a high attainment by literary men.
Isuwer regarded seat In Parliament better tsa
al his novels and added the speaker, 4 agree wan
Iln" Tie members serve without pay, give all Their
I tae six months III The year, and III from IN tito
! afternoon until In the morning. They rcosniLo
"a bore by instinct and have great caparity FOR sup
pressing him. After r has spoken twenty minutes the
members begin 10 yawn and read pu'hc document
spapcrs not allowed III I'VE minutes more t'y
begin Ia talk IN low VOICE, trn lhey pun down t.eii
stOveIipe hats and shout vide VIDE meaning
divide Ihc house take Ia IN 90 der words. neapine
that a.. speaker shall shut np Tue House sas aihays
ready hear when he had any sh.uS to SAY. no
matter ho stammered the poorest of seakees
lie also Described where Lord ia!Inc atom wIs
erred down and compelled Ia tlbo Als seal because
no was trying To speak AGAINST The orders or the
| House. The personal integrity OF the ueinbcs g
very great Though Of tse iaemeers used
money their election lhtio has been reccnt
where member has taken n,Eey Tor any cause
alter be- uad gained his position. Ia contrasting tEc tro
countries Laope and America, Ia said hc had learned
that theory might not cIuorm 10 practice ia aud
practice fan 10 up 10 theory Ia another The In
gland of to-day dead, but under the old customs
OF caste equality maturing. Liberty after all has
had curiOusly parallel development on both sides OF
the water. Both the highway AZ cN.liAA
| ton, and nearly abreast Both bad abohshtTi
slavery, aud xtating o her great reforms. la con
cluson ho oppressed ihe hoi that IA another hundred
years the countries would h. knit together again without
division OF interest fceiiag-