The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-03-20 00:00:00

HOl7Bl OF 0011.110N8.

Till WORM BILL.

Morroar.—The Chsneellor of the Ex=oer hotro-
d aced the Reform Bill. He cool teemed by higbried
on cbe precious history of the mention from the time of
Kr. lerke Ling's £lO runty fruichise kr 1851 with
the object of showing that the responsibility of
with it meted, Dot with the Grummest, Mr with
parties in the Hoer of Coeinsom He ateted that this
wirni the first dometio merrom shish bed been dis-
eased I, the Ind fabler lifter Lad Parsereten's
Math, and be derribed the memos whir had been
hire S. proem latermatima as to tbe stale cif the am-
stammers. He attributed re dory whir had takes
place Is bringing forward the Bill. not to merilintkik on
the pert of the Gornimest, as had been imputed to
them, Mt to the time rereeemy for obtaining the
Berm in the MOSS rearate amid empire form, arid
he expressed • @roue oonviotiou that when the Honor
had examined the retiree laid before them they would
be of opinion that the time had bra very nimbly
employed- He announced that the Government, though
thoroughly smihis of tile importers of • moral re-
' view of the electoral oyster In whir he reladed, ha
sire Ow rambles if the trauceir, • radistribiaticm of
seat. end uon,,,,trinenple to deal with sombre prastices
at elerions, had determioed at the present moment to
deal only with the most promise part of the waterloo—
the eressisa 'of the frasiehise ; sad he jamilliol this
Oaelske by relents" Se the period of the Besien, whir
weal/ mar II imperdble, eves with the met rapid
Si mead the Bill to tie Home Of Ler& before
Cirtirridle of July. He seestimed that the discus-
sions out of which the Art Reform BiU Mud occupied
WO sights, and osetinided lir this empire trestatent
of this complex questios wee boyar Sb. hoodliag of
re &Mon. He prom of at Goer to Tgal aid tbe
Goverment plan, begraiag with the counV tsa
In whir it was proposed to redoes the a 0 iroinlel
=Latino of a hoar, with or without land. This, he
ed, would add 171,000 persons— abort astray
of the middle ellaser—ee the present malitmesey.
He proposed aho to put Ore posessere of sopyholds
and Warhol& within Partiamientry boroughs In the
num morel as freeholders. lie dhenred rex, the
series of • fury," or, as he termed them "special
• taking severally aa unfavourable view of
rem, but makiag an excepros of the savings-banks
framers% and isitimatedi that re Bill would give a vote
he the AMIN where he molded to every depositor ef CIO
of two year' Madre, ambret to the obligation of
making aa annual 1116i121. He rowed that this ...raid
ROA some won who were not got at by the tenure and
oretpation trashier, though he anticipated that the
addition to the metitersar would not be lanes, sad
would be found redly in the ocanty mistitarnoisa
Peening to the torosji esestirmies, he divided the
permits to be dealt with under four beade—lrsh those
who inhabit separate home and pay their own lulls;
wewsodly these who inhabit their own boner sod see
@overstated, hat do not pay their own rates, eon-
moaly commeed hoesabolden ; thirdly, the in-
habitant@ of portions of homes, who do sot pay ram
irty ; and fourthly, lodgers proper. He entered
keintheelortielier el the benvegh esestilmooke, @bow-
ies this while the population if the boroughs bad
lummeed 79 per coat., the number of voters had cooly
looreasol 01 per men singe 1833, and he stated that of
the 480,000 voters In the tows*, 1111,000, or 211 per
seen, belonged to the working duns. He esker.
lachlhat this malt of the inatistice had 11011BOIrliet
ea him to but in reply those who were disposed
S.elicitor therm Ire upoo it, he denionstraed by
errors statistice thet the working rase demur
we. very merrily distributed, the proportioa
I. sixty boroughs berg one-third, and la thirty
others not more than orateur„ sad that the
had been dissiarhing rose 1832, era the
iii=se ulare voters wore 31 per seat of tli• whole
hod . itdverting for a moment to the operrion of the
slemest oa the berme of perils., he
drew &Motion, for the rosolation of the
the eignilleant far that the metropolitan''Wri7r7r,
In whir there was re smallest proportion of working
me., bad bra the most ameireet in retorniag members
imposed to Oemervatir views. The extensions in the
borough hoards" critemolated ie the Bill affected tee
elame—those who lived In boars above £lO, and those
alto lived in houses below that value. With regard to
the gird, he Braked that it was intended to !relish the
ratepaying clause, which would add 25,000 persons to
the register, sod it wee propord to require that the
name of the rompound-homebolder, whore rates were
, paid by the Irdlord, should be pried on the ratabook,
where it would poes by a spootreons proms to She,
meter, and In this manner I. caleuleted 35,000 new
, voters would be meted. He proposed to deal with I
perm reapying portions of a hones (late, for instance)
and lodger@ proper In tb• ems manser—vis., to allow
them to be placed on the register if they could show by 1
an seneal slam that the primer whirl they oceepied
were of the animal value of £lO. H. professed
bimetal ambit to give my Intermedics as to the
number whirr this proroeitim would add to
the reetiteent body, bot originated that
try meld he almost entirely of the middle err He
mat deemed the respective advantages of rental sad
rating as bars of the henries, arriviag at the era
crake that the beet basis was the "d..r annual valise,"
and he stated that the Bill proposed to earriain this
from the "gross striated rooter' whom of the rote
book. He Mewed that a 11111 henries would add 242.000
of the working door. to the town cooritesocies, widek
added le their present number, 183,000, would give them
• Mar majority In ths towns, sad that he barer Par-
liament would Weser he wiling nor me riled epos be
do. He then onammed that the Goveramess had
derided to proper a£7 natal aufrege. whieh, making
sll the dedurioar requisite, would
ma astranriest=o.o
workingworking, end showed that when., • MO
mid or easily be *Wined hy a working man who had
not CI • week wages, the a 7 trashier mid be noshed
with 1113 e, weekly wegsa He reeapitulated erne of Um
mineral fermi of the useerre, riming up the
emend nosh as a• additkm of 400,000 voter. So the
ousetitmat body, of whom 200,000 believed to MO
waiting slam.; sad tar be said, weal& amount to •
represtelatioa of romewhere sheet two is Sire of the
working Mem He minstimell that the aeresity of
reaidenee would be ebolished, sad that doskyard '
labourers would he derived of their votes, and Goo- I
sister with an eimasat appeal lath. Home to make a
ti_dymussookia to the just shires of the marking
rams

147111ansa (Salisbury) deprecated say ammo to-
wards democracy, of tb• weals, of idea he gave
ineteasse fres his owa esperisnos Is Asmaralia.
Kr J. rtnoosson aad Mr if. Souza owaearred fa
Wanting the declaim of tbe Goverment to deal only
with PM part of tbe question.
Lord IL Illowteso, who leek Um mane view. added
an °piston that the meadowii eseetiteeneire would he
swerepvd by the proposed amnia in tice eausey framable.
Mr. W. )lAirrin, Mr. Serieeet Garcniin. sad Mr.
Dumrox ohjseteet to the pressed to dielthoehhe
dockyard mew.
Mr F. CROMILIT. Mr. ellaWlolll, sixl Mr. HANSI:IIT
nada lose remarks pnerally approving the principle of
tie BM.

lit. Lams experned deep dleappointment at the
pisesmad meaner le width the Government bad deal
with the spernien, seeteediag that the &term seatiedee
Mowed the ohm for re.dietrileation te be 'Wenger, sad
for extension of the trasobies demtwomde warn, than
had been ex Ile showed that is the riffling Loma
in the the proportion of working sem La the
emoslitnemies was somiderable, and painted out some
Of tbe most anousalles la the distribution of
seein, cuatoudis that awl could cooly be
part of • greet settlement, end most be aertilt °I;
that settlement were re-opened. He supported • £lO
freneitiox sad denied that the Hems ea pledged to
Reform. TM o.lypledg.hs bad blimelf gives, he amid,
was I. rapport geartelly Lent Palmerston's Homes-
tead, sod he doubted whether Lea Palmernea amid
bare brought la sash a Bill.
Kr. ammo aped paerally in favour of Reform
and gam mos irtutitties to Dhow that Kr. Ologstome
had over-estimated=portion of working mos Is
pommies of the _ _ . _

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After some remarks from Captain Gaostusos In I
support of Ms MB, 1
Kr. }lonises, in • highly magma sad ellseiles '
'yeah tinted ibis history of the Beam. agitatios with
a view of sbowm that the rovisal al lb. essetios I
sprang from Lord 'I; idms of the sommities of
his own posidoe. sad sot from soy real &wire for it as
taw part of the people, and that it was kepi alive solely
by the amertlons ef a soma and scary party to whom the
halseold dale of pardon gays as nodmervsd promi-
sees,. He showed' that Kr. Loses giss's Bill of MI,
to ebb* Mr. °Wass* bad referred as the bet espies.
Soo of the Haws at Ootaasoas in karat at Before% was
miestod as the mond rsediug by three to ors, aed laid
down three emouliale for the satilistory heedlin 01
this questica—that it should he dealt with by •
istroug Governassat • that it shield be sotsled tot
a goseration as hoot; and that the Government
should bays power'
o If seceseary, to appeal to the
sountry by a dleslutios. IR treating the lost
point, be drew • marmot% walla isetweea the
somettnalon of this wed the lasi 11Bwdetry, end out
the seassil be ssidolsod with groat severity Me Imed-to-
New* mosser is width Ws Bill dealt with the sehiesto
With regard to • diessinMos, he sesiondel that lb.
people had already memeiseed unewaiwoselly against
Bohm, asd that mother dissolstion tia this Maw
waslife attributed the saddea tion
of laVtle
iali Mum of prMospd mho le the
Ad& Mr. Bright bad obtained over Lord Rama, and
0146,
assertel NM libel b••• famed that eosjineetlon on
sa ustriariggebi. set.
4,. Be several
thot = sev.fes:
raises/ a ay few was be am ilaustitts-
tion, and sated as the Lama peaty to reeks tie demi-
mattes of as bilselerest mime*.
Oaths imam of Mr. Laws, the debate wee sdjontned
..it Tuesday.
yb• Marina Malley MU wee read • Bad time sad
pernosdl.
The Labouring Mom Dwaine. BM mug read •
1 ssosed that, ..1 11. Artier .MLaboorors' D.
Bill pima through the maw shwa pre fervad.oft
trodseti=bittiothe the *OPM would be melhae4 by •
84it Immi•••• was dimmed a ma b.
Boil!=17•1 40 sialitel W ow ellag.

TIIIIMAY. —TM ainarnad Ida= co the Bohm Bill
was resumed by Mr. Lows, who after desesast., the
BM berms it sdiontod the working dams to too
• game in the ropswermisaisa, @aid it was ahem= to
zr=„that the =sap maid pat a is farther
On the sontrary, the workto mow
biome awake to the is,seieress of ikeli power, sod
wockl resew the agitation for (artier assosesiess with
redound =roar. No blamed no Goosrommit far
having soquettod with the antis= spinet tie 00111•1066110
of the majority of the Cabinet, in order to °Maio IEO
support of Mr. Bright Mr. Bright laterniand Mr.
Lowe, sad =id that Rod Rowell had never undo..
word to his to intimate what the opinion at say
member if the Cabinet wee epos the quiet*.
Mr. Villiers in sapportiag the BM said dire
was a load sail for Reform oist-ot.doors
that no measure would he dimmed satidargory which
did not make providioa for the =demise of the
Iranian,. Mr. Phillip., Mr. Leathast Mr. A. Peel,
Mr. Alto., Mr. gonad, Mr. la wadi, mid Mr. Bright
&appalled the bill la vigorous speeds= sad it =a
opposed by Mr. Schreiber, Yr. Los& Mt Miller. Lord
Cession's*. Mr. Hardy, Sir R. Knight*, sad Mr.
Danoombe. Lame was gives to bring I. the bill.
Wlll)*lllDAT.—The wesood reading of the Railway
Travelling (Ireland) Bill was ideal= by a major* of
117. The Lords' ameodatests to the Cattle Plague NU
were neat sosedderod. Mr. Hunt doseplissd of the
delays white the Government bad thrown in the way of
the passage of the Bill, the ant objest of whisk
wee to prohibit the aniVellnent of side fore short
period under tte most stringent re/Waitron That
°NMb had failed, bat be would nevertheless urge the
Home to sociapt the saandinents with a few eight
altoratiosa In the Ecorse of a desultory
disousana, dross appeals were made to Mr.
Hunt to withdraw the Bill, and this he madiested
to do span • promise from Mr. T. O. Barbi
that the Gmerament would sailisiake to atrocities
the authority of the Privy Connell, vying then, as
sailor= soperetios over the nod anthornise. and
farther powers with regard to the *lab* of infected
&trio= the temporary prohibition of fairs sad
markets, sad the wrier, ef mamma, fro.

Tioneear. —The Hoses bad for its dent Na.... the
Parliamentary Oaths IMIL Sir George Grey eancaneed
Skit it Asti semi Si. mrly part al the armadment
of Kr. Disraeli in referees* to the saareion ander the
Ai at ilettlemeat with tbe esseptioe of the weld
"defied." After • brief diematiosSb. Ins poi of the
smeadment -.am agreed to Mr. Derail then moved
the eased pert of hie ameedatest, Looi.ziu that no
foreign prime, prelate. ha, is any jsrl.diittss or
authority in this mantry. A debate followed whir&
ended in dm anteedmist Whig refeetel bs • toefority
of 14, the members him for the anteedmast, 222 ;
against L. Some verbi alterations were made in the
0414 .ad the bill Imo ordered. mile of the prieetatiese
of Kr. Irimliey sail Kr. Newdagie, to be reported the
following mei& Anemia. on the miles for going
into amunittee of supply, Ifir Jolts Waieli noweed over
on. naval n00k5..,; and there was • wise of mall
dieemelom es small sables* after which the Home
west into eentailare of 'apply.

FRIDAY. —Oa the mottos far going ilk eammities of
sepply, ford R. Otell moved for a Royal Commlesioe to
itelittte tete ths soestiliation, system of wismilies, sad
diesipliee at the Wm:Joists Royal Ifilitary
sad the Reedburet Oollege, es well as Into the=
tr•stinait of the metier= ankle. This led to. warm
dieenstion. ltrentaally the inotras was seratived by
152 rotas to 132. TIM Vlibllf Medea du& with were
metropolitan improvements, the treatniest of Psalm
primmer, Is Waterford Gaol (In the opium of the di.
suedes as whisk there wee a persessl mess betwees
Mr. Hasher& sod Mr. lfssuire), tb• administration of
justice in Ireland, and Tantpike Trouts. Thereafter the
House west into casualties ef supply.