... TO THE INDUSTRIOUS PORTION OF THE .MIDDLING CLASSES. SETTER 1e, GXNssmaEN.-I think that the public insld is fairly made up upon two points, Firstly, that the is Reform Bill has proved a failurde and, secondly, that no Gorernment can represent this country in accordanee with the public interest which refuses to reduce expenditure to the capability of the nation to bear it. Under these ...