Quiet observer bears witness to rights and principles
A reflective voice asks who will boast of bearing no part in the struggle when rights are assailed and honest principles attacked, noting that some saw the violations yet offered no defense or voice on behalf of liberty.
Official Patronage Its Evils and Remedy
A correspondent attacks official patronage in England, arguing democracy requires direct public control of appointments. It denounces life offices, aristocratic bias, and bribery, and proposes remedies including ministerial explanations, direct votes for heads of departments, time limits on posts, and merit-based qualifications for public offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae
America
England
Treasury
Privy Council Office
Secretary of State
Home Department
Ditto
Foreign Affairs
Ireland
India Board
Alien Office
State Paper Office
Duto
War Office
Ordnance
Chelsea
Kilmainham
Admiralty
Customs and Excise
Exchequer Bill Office
National Debt Office
Woods and Forests
Board of Works
Queen’s Household
Hangerson
Colonial Office
Lord Torrington
Ceylon
the Buckhounds
Whitehall
Westminster
Punch
M.p.’S
Grattan
House of Commons
Cresswell
Reg. v. Tomlinson
Justice Wilde
Old Bailey
France’s Presidential Election Report from Paris
From a Paris correspondent the piece notes a peaceful vote by ballot showing the liberal current intact and the ballot as a reform in France. It analyzes Legitimist Orleanist divisions and the influence of Louis Philippe’s legacy on the election and on political factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cavaignac
Europe
France
Culling Eardley
West Riding
Louis Napoleon
Louis Philippe
Laroch Jaquelin
Bordeaux
Napoleon
General Cavaignac
M. Fitzjames
Corsaire
Orleanist
Republic
England
Presse
The
Lampton
Pére Duchene
Girardin
M. Thiers
M. Dufaure