The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30 00:00:00

FRAMPTON.
REFORM DEMONSTRATION.

A Reform Utino].etrati an, bell at Framing.,
T ass ley bur, when a g•eid assembly of sinestraachhe I
]•ti .ur..rs Wee oddremel in the oleo air by Nr.
.1...0n Arch and other speakers. Tres meeting wao
..ded for • -vets o'el•clt, buL on the errives .4 the
le/oration there Were very feet 114.11.!•1 • ineetill4 in
the village, bras after waiting half-sin-tiour a ...id
muster was I. rens I. Toe operator. woe etetioea4 •
• dwell earn wp., an I the '' chair" ws•
qr. Pike, the Secietary of the L .uren' Moo.,
Tut CH •111.11A4. in °poising !he sue toot, said it Wile
to tie underd sod that they ore, not r•-a•uuti olio;
out men seeking for juddee and a Lair dotritiut., 4
right.. Tina were not trump ng up a tale hawing no
! foundation, sod only .iming at a u on-utarysgit.ti
! to.. curs the pendiag of a certain meson e, out agned.
oral labourers had • itriev•oce which mild las
• Irene I. Is thought that the tiol •ha come
when sit elsoold churn not further privilege but their
Just • ishts. which had tort long been denied tkon, its
concluded by laying the roe slution before therm, .•That
-hie meet-cg expreesee 11. unahatast coot 1-ace is
the Government of Mr. Giadatone and hi* eff oto
...wore the peeeiug ot the Fr•hchise lxiii, au!
itself to glee every aelietalice in its t..w• r sill it
becomes law, an I furtive. prow...m.lnd the-end-UP
unreformed an here lit try Gime •of Prere.
Mr. IFlslitit, of the leindo, [Aber eisty.
then • Idreamil the meeting. 11. .4...ke 01 the
work which hi obeerved the U di wi, tidos al.
Reiland, an I psi I • !ugh t ek 4
J Arch ail i's I'rr. tot. •p us,
F. 'loch'. Bill, he Lb° ight it hot airily oat ~1
to, 1,03 tr, end n•sw that It Ir. se in. c is
Oa
i beam prectic illy at in, • l, beesq-c o 1.14j14,
the II 41114 tti i rd. im I the .irri it ult., her. ids hat
weigh faith la Nlr. Gi ei io..e io eayttiot e w•
curt..lu that the 81]] wool I pa... an lit if. If
Peer. .tool in the way they wool I lime to
o s got out ol it. Toe hP,• all .r iii
klieg what it we. ti poc etonee nod ml is
the couree of • little stream and awn it nth 'lll / know
h ser the Ater roe a I /-410 a...M0....that h.t,011. mad
ho•, el •er the wst r ha I 4 dhored in a large in...., it
buret throu.rli au I -we. t away tisat obet•cl• to its
sidh, end • • would pub ic gr awl at length
▪ weep away the. obieszi.4. imtittition. They be..
there Were Well in the C mutt/ My.. ttl 02,4
greet wealth, ha I iieVeral V it. in Ailf•Tent counties,
but the time w. anniog when the limn led toes
around him would have equal right. with the sicheot
Wan in the c 'unity. lie then mid he mull hay -lien
• rule by which they ootad judge every spied.° gd
instituti.n. by which they were confronted ; it was
one that he hoped all of th-111 bed IL,ar I in mother
place, By their fruite ye obeli knew thew," and og
that principle all oboold •tati•l or fall. He ...b..l—
the Home ot horde succeeded or failed." It
was no old institution now, atel he thought everyone
wool I an.wer—'• N.], it ham not aucceedel; it hoe
tailed." lie Wei thought it we. time they thought
in ire of the Retribliehe I Church as an itutiteti-n.
flod it eucceeded sir failed ? Ile thought it ought to
have suce-raleel. but had it! It. nail the pop'.
-pent 44'000,000 a year on the Church, ant 23.000
ministers were provided, which wa• the rate of two
for every parieh in the cou..tiy, but did they get their
olooey's worth, lie did not think the Chinch hat
provided aocomm 'dation for the pe iple. If. ..e a
certain day, hat the people who could wer- tist,3
to
their parish church, there would not to no her all.
111 wed certain there was not rtotll3 in the tn.jority of
church.), for in -re than 59 per cent. of its paridli•4ll,l.
It. .ksl how it c sold be explained that so.ihar this
ti to a church, where they had no expense, th
-4 couple gave their money and built ch.pele of
their own. They all remembered the tn.o
li.eetabliehtneat question, and he hoped that
history would repeat itself. I COIICIWIiOII h.
lowed them to be true to their coloory and
enrol themeelvee as memb-tra of the union.
JWIIPII .ttICH, woo was received with cheers,
next spoke. it, :asked them if it was not true that
many of their young men were leaving the village and
g dog to the colonies, lie thought this was, on lintel
be, the inevitable C 1111441 iii a ISTIO .1/1141111i lend
being lee. cultivated or not cultivated at all, and tot
was • state of off airs whsch offi ted th v•
Year by year Chid Wei iucrea.ing,aitil it 111•1112 C ill WM
ruination to thi term -r a•t I at rvation I. tile
lab.iurer. With par -n' e irning eight nite
ohillinge a week, be hasl freqiiently seen chil •roe
eatit,g an ails off the (I•anghter and aV .h.c,
• Q lite right, sire I.) S 'me yeas. ag s here in le Ist-
mitre hectuntsi Weird Iron doing lb, in two houre'ride.
Ile said they had to bloom theuteelve. for thi.. Thsy
bad the remedy in their handy, and were they afraid
to apply it! One man or two could .10 n king, but
let them unite ',le] h .r, lt th on ;.iii the I..isc ts
their hundrele and al u,au-le, a•. 11 th-ir toy in•io he
heard. Something mud give w•y if th• hit last
loather, and they would regein what tsesi 11.1 I eg
elaCte itt.t. Ile hoped much gosl might be 11 me all
.round by the res ling it the pamphlet. lotrilitor I
by the Union. Referring to the moodier sa ending d
the lion. f Peery and m imentou• quroti4ho, .uch.e
the diseetabliehme .t of the Church, be thou,hl
they c'iuld
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discussing &mon.: th .m.leel srieetioe., mad
•4 being advised and ..•ide di every AV Willa I hie
ep"&laceo''ll'hthb..yranorc.hsu'ld'll'air"ei an .a.otts'4.rttr..4
(qr. Arch'.) p.iwer. 8:111m.si0g that thoy bad the
v .ta, and they •houlif have it, vrilat would they lo
with it when they r•• I the h.110.-h ? 1. cote
not be 1101.1, thanks t Csr up P/1141.1C411 ACt
and bartered for drink; but they mi.. be well
thoroughly advised before th -y enerci.e I that J
for good or ill. They C 0-it all aff.,,.1
Inuit' al-I the clergy ant theit me scer. arer•
afraid f a newspaper. On the 'at je •t of L..e ti
1/1 he said the hi tiny of the home wont Iti
hem Inepeotion. In 1910 a 801 l wait intr in'4l
the Commons, and pesesl, to abolish c what puoi•h-
meat for theft, land men who before the autr., iucieg
id that measure stole article. t the a JUN wre
hung. Yet thin just in-amine W 44 rei•tni by the
House ot P•ere, and ii. was hol by than ti be the
v 01.,. of the human w deb had a. till. Irf .re its
name. Til.! II one" tel horde of that .I.y, be Paid, ic
• 114i1.4 til 1.111.1 we...it ill *Orli. and it Winitite
h.. (-r them Li say if it should huger exi t eas-
t /met. He boost that they w sweet the tree
I. is, dird of j.i.t ~,.t..ais s .i e.,1 thd thlr
w"'" I fitrtl,, ••••• . • u. ha. i th • A.;
to al Labour•re' lJai ..,
The I 'HAULM *N th •ii 'put the reedu iog, whim WM
declare I carried unauinioudy.
• The meeting ohortly she. di.pereed.