New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
THE DEAD ENGLISH LEADER
pApTY LINES FORGOTTEN IN GENERAL
GRIEE FOR JOHN BRIGHT
r,yarrrs or THE LONDON AND PROVINCIAL
Ynrss-MR. BRIGHT's SERVICES TO
THE UNIFIED STATES.
fpr CABLE TO THE TRfBUNE.J
.rl goo N. The Retn. Ynl.;. Tribune q


THE uNrrFp STATES.
nv o.nxn TO THE rRrpusrr
.....~;sk, 1899 By The Eeso. Yors TribWae.
r..rdae. March 2s.-- without, or almost without
,..s,rsxiou Of PARTY. and with genuine and deep
-s.f che English people are signifying every
- and IN many ways their eense Of what they
49,. es-,.s An Ioh,, fsricbt II ia natural 10 turn
= 81. urssx for the most complete expression Of
81. general homage. but apprehend thar ms
s-.s 3. sa,. ,aa.. haen1v in the humble homes
-.-..~ = az. tr,,b,sr cIasses os this country.
~o - h.a !. y,,o,s !, Was Iobn Rr;oht To
sso1 S'es - ...- atha. - HE oererat,ons
.Aina' in' - :, a. a., /. ,na ~
they owe u Snas 'sieis .N"s ,n n 80
some consens ana rensoi'apie coeniot~ -
70 him ana 70 coOaen 'oee'nsr uu''.eu lOa,
they have to thank MN almost aione ior .ne
ing down Oh the sp'fie VI ciass nionopvv, w.
before his time was she one ih0Ols,uoa. Dulaen
upon their hfe lhey owe tneir ponacs'i en''un :,
ehisement 70 nm hoo uisec'1y, ouo inui..0VS
he was tne reaI aasno1 u haf. o'n :.
1856, ana oi Disraens Oh ieo1. NsiNief 's,e sa.e
the vote 20 the "oskingman' nor was 1e sisins u
u then possible. bue tney ma''e ene siseuy s.,e
OF 2. IneVi.ap'e' anu gwen Az wo', - -AV-A
Mf. Drlsn' own manu- = rVS oy US r-,,.,
an was s :. nm. -. ..atos,I
press you near Hteie oi 40. ING uAoso $500
emsses orc nov .he ai@..ia's oa.osO0 ,'s
nid~ie ciasS, OF WHICH iai. pfisno ~"o 80 ~
long cnampioh, er eiluor ,ees s ss'0.O.
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wnien = moscy neafu wsns. Nv 0,aos 80,
dison Is qulte snen@ Inc 3usen Nau - -
fespru ios m. Diisn' milOs, go. " - 49,
ana personal rcsPecO ioe ehe 3ueon naso -,
eieen declared Sone u sue a.s ss,s .sa
reached ono ASH before ms oeaoa cele l.ya. s.e
Queen and nom the Prince ana srincess % "s.es
They know-or II they 90 not tneir ausisels -
thst mr. hrignts innuenos was sis oA'e. .'.,e -
tnose winen s.,,, ,rss. of
whscn nave maue Ief~oius.o ~ p.se.s,.ss q s,l.sso.
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"nuse sisii.ess - ,,.r ano,ncas
dlm'n'sneu. =. s.s 49,, hs,,e covered
MIN nefoeg' " iavo ss.'s - -. - ,,,,ara
MN Win eaiosieS, ai'. Ho -.s,. -
ready 70 cover nus sns !. na, drns ;,a rresent
AS JOE ,''o ,A,,i. hsd ~ great admiration
oilos "o,A - .,.,,;oh bs reoarded as In
l.r eAe .tss.,sa. 80 ,vbo,ayer Il r;ovrerfui
tne mhih .ne uoisi,Is -. has yr.aItb
Wnateser ~ es'<'oisne'' e'' "a. Ut. haa 81
precedent or prerogauso On i's ',a - 80.
carry on the great contests o' n,s n.S wis- ~
little help from the most power.ui =, 'e
at the most critical momenss DuS 'ney "a, 49,
selves 70 do him JUSTICE ana tDe prosaolsi pres
as often happens snrpesses tn,s =. U sN Lolou s -
DOM eh'm hiin 40 "P'oo, a.es.'s- -. ,.,.,...
& nc Was-anu tey Se oie"iE S'"s :. s., -.
range OF ms cnafscser ne was aoe @p'oSi' ~
unique. They SAY OF MN "ltnoas sun. S"S ~
was perhaps the only Enghsn statesnah oa .no n.S'
rank IN Pubic Dte whose honesty, "nose hl'el'ss,
whose perfect sinele-mindedness ana entlte oevc-
ucn 70 inseresss otner shan nus own ol n,S 2
have never once pcen queSnonea n,.ssl = ~ s'.s
conn'cE oI ssofny popsaoas as.s -sss ~
sare 70 n's rsssrsbs s7soes.''' - . w s,..-y -
ognize the apostonc charscte1 vi n's ponSoas nias
Eou they acknowledge what % most cf tnem seems
one Of bis chief titles TO lasting rencwn-tne sue
cess Of every reform ident1ned with h's name
Nothing is here respected Dy tne maJoflW so uiucn
as success. They are not insensinie 70 le ioinness
OF his aims or 10 the refglous ieryor OF ms pubic
aspirations, any more tnan 70 ms lhcomlaraoN
genius as an orator. or to the charm OF MS private
life and PERSONAL character. he Is sull even 10
the disappointed Radicals. the Tribune Of the Peo-
pie of earlier days; always their adyocates never
their antterer.
The Tories, perhaps less disappointed, as thlngs
ara going, speak with no trace OF Ditterness
OF those days when ne numbered against Piuransts
ana Sinecurs.s IN onurcn ana otaee' asainSO
monopoly IN land and monopoly In legislation;
against the aduiterous origin, as he called it, OF
Spiritual Peers; against the military and naval
services as gigantic system Of outdoor relief
for the aristocracy; against Protection, when pr-
tection meant as it did here, dear food for tnc
people; against almost everything which the
Tories then held sacred what they now hold
socred MIR. Bright himself would have been per-
picked 10 define with accuracy No doubt they
are grateful to him for his refusal to follow Mr.
Gladstone in his Home Rule crusade. No doubt
also, some Of the more extreme Homo Rulers find
st hard to refrain from expressing by his open
grave some of the animosity they felt and
expressed toward him in the later years Oh his
life, even when the end OF his life was IN sgnt ana
even though Ireland never had truer iriend.
One Of the leading Home Rule Journals oil Ire
II is the sole exception that have seen to the
generay and suecessfnl wish OF this party 10
fa.rat an re.ert contyovsrsies and To remember