New-York tribune., 1895-01-27

march direct TO the capital and tnat ne c"ose "
make for the Welsh border. Every step y. "
march helped to decide the maj con'es'.
from the Earl Of Derby and srndn po'' u ~
ro,.,,.rs charles received no help from Eng
land But the militia hocked 10 ''o"""
,oi;,,arv critic saws Mr.. Gardiner. finds little to
.. a,,,,. ,,o ha,,,c ~ Worcester: "bu, II stands
on, as tne first conba, since the day on "h''n
,,,,'.. ,.,o. ro,,red home after tho fight at
c.ro,rodv Fridge In which other than proiesslo'ii
,s,.-. ,oo, mart II is probable that nearly II
-. IT,. , ,,ird ~ the victorious army consisted
,,,,,,, rao,menis II the natural re-
,, =, ,ho cvstem Of war which Charles had
,..a o., c,,duc; As long as the struggie lay
ho,voo, two English parties. 4; was LETT 10 'ne
.,r or,,v an either side To carry on the con-
-, VINO, I. canr. to an invasion by a Scotush
- ,,ssos NJ EngIishmen who otherwise woud
hovo hold hack from exposing their own persons
a.,or,r throw themselves forward to defend their
,,,as AGAINST those who In that age were IT,
r.rdod as foreigners" This popular support on
,ha asId of battle reacted on the ieehns vi ''e
,o,,or ,oword the Government. Ihe icehhs WAS
,rerv,hened that the new system III sP''e vi h'
defects was worthy OF tria''
rho omcency Of the new navy Increased re-
.,oc, for the commonwealth. Here IL Is uce'
p,r;,ament could not claim all the "oi'o'' Inc
man of creating a national navy h"u '"".' '''p
!, the time Of Charles !. But 'he ~
methods and above ALL the persoha"'s VI ','a'
s,orn ha;er OF royalty. BAKE. haa '''''''a
bastened the beneficial result haA'
=, GOO in partially destroying the heet
which Prince Rupert had col'eo'eu 'o' o..
~ u.a,,na ana in hu.nbllng the power OF Portu-
., ,.ro ,he snales; part OF his claim TO re-
o. .rIo had completed the revolution In
naval warfare which had set IN since '"e N"'0'
ovor the ArmaGa--;he revolution wh'0" s'"'
,uted fleets entirely composed OF snips -,
~ In the service OF the S,ate 10. r.PI ,rmrassed
which were the property OF nleTc''an's t,"b ~. ,hn
Mi'.n ,tas tor ,h' occasion Seconded oy tne
Council of State and by the Adini any "'a,.
Toe he had broueh. the sea tos to".. uP ,a,,roa-d
~ ericiency unknown since ne ere". r.ha,.
v. VI - E,,,ahoth's reign mad disappcareu nc
In spite OF their victories nau D. n. n,ara ou,
,hoir successors save a tradition but pa" b',,
ia . evs,em which those VINO io,'o"'u ,''
lnsu a - ,, su ort and to keep in working order.
Moreover he brought 10 the hishest 49, tnto
ciencv ell the instrumeniauue" .''a' ,,ad nnra
~ ha.,Ss n Dunbar md Worcester seti'eu ,, ",l,
.'S r " ,ho rosifIon Of the CommOnw w"&I'a W'thih
its proper domain. - the bi'. N"u7 va - ,ho
Tho breaking up of Ruperis .ari.'iu", 'aar., n.n
pa hid series Of rcprsals on rIr"' la roc.on
;|1 80 10, tho new Government couli reCho.,
an eoual terms with its neighorE. .. -, 90 90
,i,bort a king was TO he greater pow -
he "a been
aI,v spain swallowed her hatred oi ,'n' nn,.arnD
"a,;,d sa, that monarchy II a kini ol s"'rIn-
,nent the world Is weary oil. ali " ~, ,,,,a.o
ognlze the Government IN i''nuv.'., -. ,ho Snun1
lv fnr the religious ideals cherished oy ,ne ,h
:. -. 80 ,ho ,,n,uonwealih. thH creation "' nv
R~iiish Navy brought ineaA an w .,," r',ra
- Mt, ,,iL n the nation tO"drd VIM 'nes 80,
drawn not only froT, motives "l p'eS' o,,-ss
-. -, n,,i.ics In tho very failure ot cHo''s
r oarnes,Iy made by EnsllshTen u ora" ~
Du-ch INFO a c,cse coalition. one Sees t"c "''''
t.h L.Ta
"."s nm, - 1 ~ ia, ~ This vola does not Iea'n
so far hut II reaches Ia cH'usH - 80 Ir','.
however muth the DutcA con -.a' 'iI
,',gh, nuts,r.p tha, " England. EhHhn' ~
'v. NJ IN. fret fine slicr tho acc"ss!"' p' w
S,uar,s - tho throne. ds?ose of ne, 90 N"'
ships ms numerous. as well founn any ~ -" pa
nuhljc' Meanwhile all the successes 81 t,c D,,, n
rrnooweal,h b,th by sea and Land inu,s" 10 ~ Wv.
beneGt Of one man-CromwelL - H9u'1 mo, .i 81
rave felt the tide in his favor -. a. -, ha
=, no conscious ~ nothing except IN" deth. - 80 y"
- s,4ondiv .era,s WIN all. There was on! o.r
c,ord lie hopei that Pa"hah"n' """'' Ir.
. i've Times nal cabnsed snc- "' - ,-,,,J .o.
land IJa now s,a % ioas sol IN. u. - W.
s..,,d the pnaull. wish. Hr' fdr'lhn"n' W
not so anenabc t. his alT!-f 10" q u l,, un n,j
P,rhap ps members though; ths' 'i"'"M'" -,
a ford To res. on his aurel' ana ENJOY 'ng A.,
,,hicn ,bny gladly leapri around MN. 'n-E W"
nni know isfc ran. He wanted cef'h," ','i'N
done which were. in his opinion; ''r ne ,h,.n
tho sfa,e II Parliament would noi q, - -.
,htpgs Le would do them himself ~ Parhah'''
fulfilled It's part of the cpmpac' to whrn u vi, II,
,ualv hound itself by the honor u ry'l"'' ~ a., .m
Iua'' '1 I, ,,tght So far "a was possible % juige
by the past. count on his devotion ~ ,,.n" -.
need. ana might reasonably exp"c, 70 I've NV,
lis APPOINTED term II IN me otHer h.n' h,, :.
10 realize Cromwells expec atom 80 ,.@,ton IN
wouId do well to remember mat MS ne'otp" n ~
any cause had never been without n'au,nf "a ..nf,
ana that long suffering as he was ne hn' .,'o.,
than once in the course of ms we nsc" d. ',nd
swav by strong emotion 10 dash 10 INC g,"u',n
,hn irs.i,u,Ions or the men whose guardian IN
ali hones,y he had profcssed himself TO o. ms ~
htah a. farms part gnd - the auihor whose
devotion To his theme has prevented Ms "., ''o"
~ the chair honorcd by Freeman and Ffoudc'