The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-06 00:00:00

Great Liberal Meeting at the Corn
Exchange.

Tits new C 02•17 Liberal Assoolatios was
lauguratesi OS Way lad IS a WWI rithefillif of
Liberals from all parts of llteeousty, sad at the close
of the day's proceedings it was generally acknowledged
that the Bret public meeting to ousitotiort with the
newly-formed body was marked by an sethmisene and
a musingly alga augur ..11 lac its nagalsees is the
Ware. Large numbers of delegates arid otaers were
early la the town, end two oormatry beam buds
paraded the Areas, sad gave vest to their enthusiasm
In arsine which proved a aurae of smosensest. U sod
of absolute delights to the townspeople. Prior to the
public eneetiag a melamine was bald, at which there
wee a good Mesoderm*, and various matters a
begun were discussed. A lullabies at lb. Antelope
followed. At two o'clock (am hour which was vots d
So be very Inosavealut) the meeting was held la the
Coca Ischeage, whoa there were biasses 400 sari
500 of the most promises% Liberals of the oottaty
present.

Ge the platform were—Lord Riehard Grosvenor,
President of tin County Liberal Anoc:atioes
Oa the choir), Right H ,s. Lord Wolverioe, H.
Alernde, Esq., M.P. for Waymouih, H,.. W. H.
B. Portant, M.P. for the Downy of P.oset. Sir
litichard Glyn, But., W. H. Itsaas, Req. (rerde
Abbry), John Bone. H.q. (Minters), J. O. Memel-
Pley44l E.g., IL 0. Portman, Req.. J. Swiaburs
Haulms:, Esq., 111,. T. Nears (Doroseusr),
1f.,. J. Bal. (iridport), Mr. Eloook (Writ..
borne). Mr. Wilson (Wieshorm). Mr. Pike Wien.
born), Messrs. J. William... Bell a„E.
Browned (Mot. Seco. of the Coanty Associatioa),
Mr. L. H. Runge (Hos. Tremor ,r of the Chanty
Assoc 'Hoc), to. &a. Amos, those prenat wore--
Mr. 8.. N. Hoiward (Weymouth), Mr. G. All..
ralbrides). Hen. J. Lewis (Weymouth), Denaham
Wombs's), J. Davie (Piddletmethide), W. Alen
(p .rcheetse), Messrs. 0.11. Aldridge (Sheriff .1 Po 1,),
rnma24o, MAO*, C•.l, 11111 a, &ad F (Wey-
mouth), T. Ferrell (41erhorse), T. D nn-tt .r-
-chnte.), Rev. Lee Wareter, Medan. D. Ceocinr,
own, Pear Hill, fitickland (l)orcheeter),
lietehnuna (Shaftesbury). Lirovve (Dorchester),
J. 033.013 (I) .rubseter), Pitt, Patterson. mutual,
Slams, (Wsrmonth), Cloward, H.e..ey (Dorobeat4r).
Jsct.oo, Drown (Sharbortn), Peens ( Pudd Istria th ide),
Foot (Dominator). Dr. Louth (Sturesineuse I.
1t.,. J. Blanch (Shwborna). Henn. J. Howard
80.0 a (Weym oath), Thorn (S.urasioner) Brown,
Demi. (Walrus Pet.. (Pteet Weym nab),
W. B. mid Miss Willman (shoehorn.), Rev. It.
Gina (11/Imbecile), Mr. Barge (Dorchester),
Frame (Ciollinebate), ha, & Ac.
L ,rd RIOEILID (.laoevtgoa, it his latioduotory
speech, nal I Ladies aad gentlemen, lam sled 1) be
able t 'address both ladle. sod gentlemen, Wotan
am Gerbils thet la them days whoa every oasis bound
to take an interest It politics we all a !mit the
Mimeos which iodise eserolso, not only upon our
'Toon lives, but also upon on. political asoiratiole
(Hear, bear.) I mast now say that this Is a very
proud woman for me, seeing that I have the boconr
of presidiug ore, the first Liberal meeting which bee
hoes ben la my entire cuoty of Wrest Antra, what
I may term the greatest social resoled .0 of the day,
hie Noe iffssded--aed that is the extemln of the
Tremble° to at lomat two milling of our fellow.
&kens. (01seen.) Very fete of you bore can form
say idea of the difficulties which Mr. 0:a Intone end
the 0 tverament hod to oontsad with le offsetting this
(Me Mange, but you have all of you followed awn-
dimly clarinet the past ye.: the debates and the
aotloas of both home, of Parliament, sod I think you,
by your presence bare to,lay, fully wrier.. the
Marta. of the Lilmal Gorerausent of the present
day. (Item, hear.) I don't propose to take up very mach
it your Um* sow—l may have an opportunity
liter on of toooblog on some of the great qoestions of
the day which we now before us; but what I do
propose to do. to urge opus yon ill the lutiotionoe
of ledividnal action Is carrying out tint stun which
we all ham loon, Wade—the furthers/toe of Liberal
apialollo in It. county of Doreen, the result of which
wid be the effect of returning four member, 1s
represent the &aunty in Parliament. Unfortut.abily,
the pruning knife has been very mush and cruelly
used io this good oonnty, and it lons, I won't say
Its members, for there are some hers whom we hope
if see mak—although, oe the other band, pubs e, if
gime are blotted out we shall not be much the loiters.
(Ork• of " Warta's.") No, I groset indltriduaDee, but
I will admit there bate Ines members who have
represented muse of the boroughs of the county of
Dorset who have made themselves famous for ever.
(Gushier.) I should be the lint nu to deny that, for
I em sore we are indebted to me member at least
furs 'Leninists getting to lei • lee hours writer than
we otherwise should and 11.1 I 111.1. is the most
grateful way la which I, ass member of Parliernaet,
mu remember him. (Hoar, bit,,) I believe
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if .11th. appeasing made b'y the numbs: s f7,e ii;nat
were adds I up, Doiset would not be behind lee neigh-
bours. not perhapi uo nose, but In quantity. Bit
now be our members are going to be redwood to font
It shows as that we ma.t t the very great oars that
our qaallty is better than lie qoantity. and In yoiir
bowknots whether or not that qmolity shall In •it
as to meet the approval of your onaotry. N
bommos there is what seems • very large namber —t wo
million—to be added to the Franchise, don't for a
moment imagius Ua because theme bare now to
'gardee the power of voting that there is any reaaoa
that individual effort shou'd be dimiolebed lo any
way. Oa the contrary it Wines* sveryon. to made
more deeply than beret ,fore the p o rod itioo of
hie soustry, and to endear 'or In private life to
mottoes°e hie friends sad nalgbbonn, in • logitim•t•
way, to do what be himself believes from the bon .ra
of his Wart to be right—the farthersoce of
Liberalism (Cheers) The re seas why. you
should give your support to the Liberal
party will be demonstrate I to you by speaksre
who will follow me, I may say sometbior
• little letter on, but I am ears from the attention
you h .vs ehown, end the number, who are present,
that the larger portion of the eletr.ore of Dorm%
believe the littoral wised to be the right one, (Ap.
plane...) Now it la your duty to help a. far as Too
can that then shall be ussuiraity la aboo.ing your
natao4,e. The at lilt of the Liberal party is ono of
indeponience,hut you may ale. take • hoof from the
book of the Tory party, ad remember the dictum
which he, bee, laid down sad pervades the 0 :ren-
ame% of it oglaad from the top to the bottom, tint it.
at.j oily mutt rale. (Hem, Mai., sal cheer..) I
sail not go lat., the que•:logi of nroporti row,.
eontotios. I night break down if I attempted It; but
whet I would urge own you I, that in your bra..ub
isocietleS you .h wild argue out points upon which you
may lifter, straightforwardly and honestly, mod if you
fin I It nectemry 7,5 mast rive way to the m. j
The same prlociple must be resried out from tie
entallint vlilugo lo toe county to Vali great
whisth will meet forth, object of choosing a represen-
tative for Vim disiel no. (dear, bear.) Au lade-
prodest c,ndidnte simply mesas the victory of •
Toy. Nothing lee., Aod you are bound by .v43'l
law of ordiasry aeon to listen to the nnj why, cod
than, 'Midas all differences, to go on nod help what
bad been decided upon. In that way we shall
wawa an uadivided front to the Tory enemy. (Hear.
hear) You haws lately had brought forward the
question of Fair Trade. Yoga are pretty well
antudated with it. It le • dull dressed up In many
frock., is order that you may not know It under the
old name of Protection, bear, and • voice
"That was killed 20 years m.o.') It is • plausible
, bait, especially In • oounty deeply occupied to
agriculture as the meaty of Wreak and the Tory
party will be very happy to catch you with it if they
can, so that you must take care to be armed on all
ills.. To do that, you should be [until. d by argu-
ments earl detail., which you must nee In not only
public but private life, in your boons and among your
friends, upon every available Opp ,rtuuity, and ft..n
In the sod show Easlan 1 eel the world that
Litatralianl exists is Dorset, whatever may be said to
the oosteary. (eers.)
Mr. BillinnanD raid the following rayon :-
11loilliali oferde and Gentleman,
The the political movement mike hoe
mamba Isiah public meek may be towely

ralbed to She hellos reenel I. UK *minty el
u 51441 by She belles WO'S S. Cootterratlva p ntlett
of SU sl.eien 4 L le tit eteht fit 1 take •luil .5 the
tell,. of title peer lo ?meant a. lb. Fra•tuttoe.
Teat •.e'e • to she apt..1e.1a.44 asor.e.i .n
0i.1e1..N rarlose pair of I' • tttastr. iii em-
tterrentl, a ,I•slra sta. ay eat I he I. b•re • •••11 fide lo
It lw wpm typuble.4 11.4 of
tr Melt sh•ntl I Is• t eit.t le ',mood ttiq pt•ei. ..1
lb. r
Tile f.lose• L biro' meat. I th • n..n,,kr mei .1. In..
ly wed, g of repro'. ,5.11,.. a•leeta I fr let
re .tin Literal Aso 44641.1111 Int la a vier t •u•,o •
entobinstioa.

TO a m..tist was hold at Borahooter oo tho 611 4
Novaysh.r ley, when a. ma iy a. 47 rep•esout.thee
attend. 4, who at ones reenivei %woo the total:dish.
inset of • D.arset Lfti,ral La. clatico .ta all reorient.
Salve • b.sl. ea p aside, and forma'atod • INA uf
✓ules for it. (lovernment.
Shortly afterward. the eepert of the then political
eltnetion entirely °boasted.
Tne ?rambles BM was Piamphattly period, the
Redietributiqu Bill was brought It, end the Busadary
Gommidlontr held • inedlng Is Ude (dusty, sad, se
Id well karma, the yeasty o ta.Ctotrocy Is It be split
Into !oar electoral dirlaloas
Ifitimorhil., the J.-wreathe and ottani...dna d arm
Liberal Amocuti to. evil the streeetivraleg of old one.
have boss prn-sedlog with Isom. on rgy alt to the
preterit date.
ere waft ,socar,ll,,e Is roe dotioo4 passel at the
polio:dna., representative meeting sires 7 reforre I
to fortnor otnsolliate lb. work then o lialoollol,
to establish publicly what was this re. dyed 05
privately, alt' a ispt di. organisation ..f the party
to the new poltlcal •itastlon.
The rettreeenteT•ll; tb..t U 61 at preeen. o,llll' it
Ti. • d so. thoo didrit.ute I : -rt. ao;athto at
Beidp 'it ass I. 9 dele,tatos ; Shorb eve, 5;
13, looloding th• brae:obit of dl 'wools*, I) arweetos,
Spettlebury, • d ensrites; ihrot ,a, 3; Witub woo.
a,.
; Worm totb. 4; Maiden Nowtos. 2; Dorehtroter, 4;
Portion I, 1 ; Golinehaus, 4; 2 ; Ostain,
Ins, 1: Stormiest., Nowtoo, 3; St •16ri•ler, 2; iii I
hate Belau, 3; Tarrant ICeytt.tone, 2; Po filet ,wri.
1; Onse !bourne did Lady, 9; White:bards, 1;
Illatoa Martel, 3.
is Toadfish's we him* I report that the 'moral
coaactil oaprem their walnut hope thst the wo k
dull begun in to numb runt will may cootisae a. b.
°anted ,m with oohed energy and seal the *dale-
mod of our re rosalde dam and the welfare of al'.
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LOBE, Wol.exitron, whn wine malt cordially received, •
said :—My hard &chard Groevenor, a id la Ilse and
geatlemes —I do wish eons, one much more aomperant
them myself to been chosen to move sae first great
res Andra to-day, for we are here to-day to inaugurate
a society that is, I think, to here • e. orallereble
Laflamme upon the destinies of dna wanly, in •Ilicu
I hare worked for matey year. in • humble WO7
try and promote the roof caw... (iheats) I see
now, Icons., for the first time, • grid sgi we are
sot golag to be °outwit without fighting era y
di.trict in this county—(cheisre)—eye. and msee
that, they are going to give • goof somata. I bop.. of
every district. (Applauds.) Gentletnen, we are nut
here to-day to I.und a Liberal Association for title
oounty, sad it will be my duty very Lei.y to tell you
the object. we hare in view. Our °Non is not ow
to dictate, as it in said we are going to do. (Rear,
beard One object is to argraira—(cbser.)—en I I
allude to this 6e this msmeat Sive becenra I
saw In lara weries paper no election addres from an
excellent friend of mine, who calls hineralf a Liberal
of the county of D oast, and who o,me. before tbe
electors of Wareham a. a Liberal—(shasne)—end be
tells as he is not goiag to be dicteted to by oountr
weetiessen pitting at Deeciesster. (Laughter)
Cleatienesis. we don't pretend to dictate. (Hear,
bear) We ugly wish to organke--(cleese.)—our ob.
jeet is to promote Won la the party, to promote
ratios ie the party, and nue the beoe.iset possible
bask (Waseca.) We hays achieved lately, or my
*obi* friend has toll you, • great triumph, for be has
had mach to do with the great struggle which has
been going on, and I am glad to meet him here, eni
erelootue him or one who strait by M. Glaletooe
I. the great struggle that be bra had, and we stead
here to-day peaticolerly to ralehrate ea vest triu.uph
in the paesing of the Pna..c.i.o—(ob..r.)—f r it
brings into lb. con.t tutloaal arena of thie erantry
two mi.lioas of or fel 0* subject., and we hera 'he
tiara is not for distant when the French's. Bill will be
ace Appealed by the Realist ihntion Bill. (Applauee
Ws thsok the Coneervat yes for the help they have
gives (L .ughter abd cheere.) We don't ark
their objects—Omar. hee.)— we thank them for the,
temlte. (Appian...) They trae. bera kin.' enough
to give as • triumph which, I believe, my noble
friend a few week. ago did not venture to hope
for. (Applause) Au I bowleg dote so, let ins eek
you 1. runridar the peeitioci in which we now steal.
Uri ler the Fo• .ohlra earl Bediateibution Bilk, without
union in auntie. lib. (hoist this question of single
mote le • dragerone rad diffioult one. It Is all very
well in some c 00..; I ride* he the single Grate, and
I, the lel Pura. is England I have ao do ibt we
ehiell gran by it. but / have n d oubt the Tories end
the o.eneervative party, which le wl, in it, wooers-
lion, know very well that there are in the Liberal
party • right wing and a left wrier, and, ae my noble
Meal ha. told you, when they bare their difficulties
they are very easily mole mi.. We bare bars three or
four coed( Late. eterting for the c entity of D onet, hot
we have n s yet SAM them all go ta the p .11.
(LSII4•I-r.) Thee generally menace, *Mob .11 nr
, oVief, In enlooth thing., over, but, unfortunately, al •
part of the natural @pieta an I oniatitn.lou of ths
Liberal party, we have our right an I oft wined, $ .d
the party most therefore hare c ouldsrable dilioultiee,
but now I hope our ma la object at this motnera will
be to omit.. thee. ten, wing, (opeere,) Gentlemen, I
state plainly I cannot and I will not 'adores the wh le
of the policy of th •ex triune or Irf t wing; at the same time
I will also not support and I will not approve I the
he-it... Hog, the vaoill atiog, mil the half-heartel ollcy
erhloh G.• very often actuated our r,ght. (Cheery.)
We hers g t p bet the day, of th .t oak at 'aim we
heard from the mouth of L .r I John Rome I, who
said we are "to reel and he thankful." The days of
meting and thenkfulages no regard. the Liberal par',
tare nver—thankfoln-se you may have, but rest y
w,.n't have—(cheee.).—for progress I. to, vat ibword,
sal by progress we live, and move, and have our
b log. (Appistrall ) Bet, eentlemen, I mud at
.eery yoa—('Al. on.")—Woen I ark you to I uk
La it attic hlatorr of En.:lend duce the laet R.form
Bill. I would ask you to consider vi at effect the
introduction .4 'team, education, and the fr-• Prove
has bed upon the peoele of this couatry. We bete
by this means achieved • para.( ol revelutora. for I can
-all It no other words than • peaoeful revolution.
(lieer. hear) Bear this in mind the people now h 4.1
lb* pw v (cheer.) an I I ray " G i'di
them." Don't mistrust them. (Chrare.) T oey
, bare a leader In Mr. Gls 1.10 es (load
' comers) sal they have • leader wb m they
true/. an I he trusts them. (llear, he...) An I,
preteens, thin is more to the plot even thou the other,
Mr. Gideon. trulte the people, and he is your
leader' be will trait the ye ,plc, and he will on allow
the righe wing to dictate ti the heft wiag. de will
say—" Unite, aid do what you OM to enop .rt the
main p.iocipide of Liberaliem." (Cheer...) Welt,
gsatlemeo, we have beard • great deal iii time* g 0.•
by. We have rasa people very much frightened hy
very small things. (Langhtsr.) Da you recoller4
Cobden and the For Trade ? Well, the to env
gentlemen of E .gland told tie that Eeeirad mast go
to the deg. if Mr. Cob leo'. doctrioes were listened
to for • moment, But what hare you len ,eir 1 Mr.
Cobden carried Free Trade, and converted and
brouglit to his way of thinking the most powerful
minister, except It.. Gladet me. we have wen In our
time—Sir Hobert Pea (Appian...) What fitaci
results have we bed from eir. CAnden's legislatua
Some of us bare reoollect Fergus O'Connor. I
recollect the year 1848 when be was said to lead
the Chartist party, *unposed, it was said, of mien
who ought to have beer. taken off t Newest, sod
tune. I recollect it qaite well ; I wag • young men
at the tim Is March, 'lB, I recollect perfectly well
our parks in L ion being filled wiih welchers,
and our streets with special conoteblet. I koow
it brawl. I wee one mraelf. (L aughter). Ant
, I wonder when I look at the transtable'• staff. which
I now have an a brad of lilraorioal record in my family
—(laughter)—what in the name of fortune we were all
afraid of. What did it mean? Here was • peso...hie
mob met no Keaniagtna Cowmen that wanted to
bung to the Boum of Commobs five point, of the
rib t-r and ralt them not to upset the Queen and
C multution, al I they raked them to do what I—to
page the Ballot, the Atul.tion of Pr Tory Q ealifica-
tune In members, sod lioasehold Suffrage. They
further asked no to pees two other things,
one paying members and the other Annual Portia-
me, le, To. Coleerretiu, ,verannot pastel two
of them, the Abolition of Property Qualification sad
Household Suffrage, and we passed the Ballot. '
(Cheer.). If t. Ballot was understood It would be •
acknowle lied to Won. of the most importuetof the 8 re.
Toes, three thing, were pe-sei, but I...other two hoed
not been panel. I d ...'t thi..k they ought to be
pedant, otill the 0 matiratioa would not fell if they
were. (Hrar, hear.) For this, then, there was ail
thie r ; we hod soldiers brought to Landon, we
had p lice in the crow, and ere were celled and
dlnfil in special coe.tabe... And whet did it a'l
mean, for we did not redly ell ha ,w what they were
all frightenel els 'u 1 Tole le what happens.
Directly Hu Liberal party propose anything at all
not of the way. up get the par lo'l• ; they have
their po•er for • lien., but Liberal principles in the
end are b und t t.ll. W-11, there are four greet
eyelid ma which may c .ms before the conatry, and if
you like we to ray a f errals on thew questions—.
Pries of g, oa.) I don't want to be supporai to stool
Imre to d,ctate to you or to lay d .wo • p llcy. I have
no
right t d it. hot I d. say if we con praei Jig
mete up our Weeds in Hsi. sort of way, aged form •
let(-am t womb the Lite-al party might to sm.
exteut ti,me, It +null he u.eful at the preesat
jauctare, and It might prodsce unlo e. which we ,
all went (Hear. bear.) Tome lone garations
are free Irate, the Lead Laws, Reform
of the Haase fr Loris, and the qaration of the
Church. I know there is another quietist which
some of you think strongly apse, and that le L call
Opel .n. I am not going into that be:nuse I think
Local Option must &peed very much upon ih
County Go. r 'natant B It, which I trust the G ,vern• •
meat will bring forward or ono of its first meunrra.
(Hear, bear.) I j rat mention these subjects, an II d
so with the greatera cliffi lena., 10 I hare no right to
stand bee t-ying to mike .4 myself • platform for
the Liberals of Dare-t. but as an tonest, earnest
Libenal I stood here and say how fee I
sea personally go. (Applause.) I may have some •
little influence with some of you, an-1 if I can only •ar
look Into this question and see how far the right wing
can um the left wing, if I can promote anima thereby j
I ii%•*l be satisfied with it. You will forgive me if !
don't go int s that mach, bnt *wee if I don't go into it
now, and if we are unable to go the whole road ;
with our fellow woekere In this greet crate, I
doo't you think we ought at least to make !
them feel they bays our sympathy and our
support. (Appian...) We can then roll upon
them, and claim from them, and with some certainty
we shall have it, their With lep•• and elm&
ton. (Applause.) feet u. remember the Liberal creed
and the Liberal Party km ,w no ouch won I on finality,
and therefore the time may come when we may go on
further and fur, hie in these matters, which at
present if mentioned would create, as I said before, •
as it did to the yeassl have mastiened. (Rear,
Harlag said that, aid of you mot to wish

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do t t oink the right "Flag ost I the e't srliog no I We
to knoe nottoh op oio th it quo:t iri. 11...seste• W.
bear • out 41. • • Mat of tat "moat 6ir al.. bob
he my aublo friliod 1.1.17 on, t ~al, IV tY.IO 11111.04.•
In wog oliff••••1 don • Tut al .0 Os,. rll ary '
thief 1. th. Tory lea 1011 d aro so ia.ip os V is l' ode.
its / they date not ja•o.ii oe. Pr .tor suoi
sass tle they
are
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t a. try t miss It. is, hut they Trot • ats
have Mi. Foul the •0, C Ong ao u —(taught. )—tout
we doh% get 6 01041 tz any outlook, on the tlon-
soevative moan 0014 of their lea Ise.. We
don't get ffir Stafford Morino ite, who wt. brought op
at Me. Obdurate. felt as his sece•tory, and kw,
something snout dom..' tod the erreitniod schwas—
wo don't got any non Of that p in a tomptimg 110
give no in may any • .y ilea a. to who' they w.ihn by
Fair Trade Gentlemen, it situp', mean' wilful
isporo, (Hoar, he...) It menu. It is to bid
for the protect i 0.0 of tie nom. produrpor, Awl II that
Is n 4 going .traight In the Irmo of Fres Trade, I
don't know what io, (Owers.) &Wowing. Mt%
Farqnhareoo or Mr. anybody eke. Sir Staff ad North.
ootW or Lord Salisbury, chow to propou • tat opos
the people'. brood, do you think the no etly.oafranchieed
pioplo are going to allow It? (N no) Having
dumoissed Fair Trials am not worth diumming, Lord
Wolverton tiontlnuod—l will now some to the questlou
of the lona laws. (Ltughtor aol sheen) Tido quite' los
I. • very awkword one, an I elm* of my (rivals in toe
owner go • goodish way tier.. (21 . and others
—" Hear, nom") Allot ig to 'dr. G torgo'e theory,
he choreaterisel its, looting to opoUnion awl com•
inuolern. He a nside e.l it not worth &rinsing.
Tokio,' the laul with compensation wu sago dd.,
but tho other was not Do yin& ko w. aelsol
th. Noble lord, wat it Wool I 00.01 'l'oo
c.pl nixed Tolle • f the hod tof Etigland 11
Ino les. than two th ml.ll 'no sterling.
I (hr. Wu.eos, Wimb erne To-nap, my lord ; not to-
m orrow.) I quote loom Mr. Fogutd, iii. IIIItI11141:010
aud upeollent man j uot dot, awl he was opp owl to
It very much. Mr. Forest' till, ta. in his pamphlot
the capitol mod value of the Wad In Englaud I. 2 000
millions. but bosidos ohs' I woof to sok the people who,
one for this groat State purchase, whether they think
the SW", with • good herd Lod foot line as to rents
wad that out of thing, would be as 50 001 • landlord a.
the present. (Hoar, hear.) Of count., In all OWNS
taxes must be paid, and they must be mot somehow,
but If this were hue duos, who is going to poy them ?
What tioxes are going (to pay for this. We must
make up our mid& the Suite will not ivitortain it, at
.11 event, at wrung ; what may hippos boreafter
Hues, only cola,. WO used not truu is our.. as
sloe at it at poreeeot, •hether we shall be mailed laptlll
to pay 2 000 million" for the pollthall, of the Engildi
laud. (Lough.sr.) But let us cowl lor what in.,
be dons. As I sail befe is, I know very li.C• about
;and toyed,. lam a b.nker and • politioton, or a
s irt of mixture of the tot. I om toot eu,oposeil to
know anythiog shout land • I Irmo some, but it does
n 4 d•o mail gothd. (Laughter.) I way also so
I Lave • undo amount of to toile too, end I think it
I. quite fair a larger amount of the poseont arnouot of
local taco. should go up... persocal promo.- y.
boor.) No doubt It will .M 44 my pokiket ; I oars
m is's cionoecolo than land, and it will au; me more
than the 'then. But personal property ought to be
Coxed. (Hear. hear.) I would abolish outail onttroly.
(Cueere.) 'acmes tho power of sale of land se
mach so we possibly can. (Appian'.) &palate and
revisit the whole system of tithes, which is mod union..
("Cries of Abolish.") I won't sty abolish. but I say
advionsilly, regulate and revise, and thee* I stand for
the preesot. &moorage unall holdings. but take
our that people who take boldinge, lugs or small,
hove aufficiont capital. (Applause.) With sufficient
capital let us do we cait t suo ravage small h
Allotment. might be oarriad forword on • touch
lansor wale. I think we most now tuna to the tut
of tho grad question', and we cant admit the real.
moot foil. (Cheers.) If produce fails than rout must
Loll '• If the former Gun 4 live on the pruent produce
.if his laud rentri tout fall in woordiume with Übe
produoe. (Haar, boa .) That Is as for se I ean go
t awards the laical ...lotion of the difficulty. Now
we come to the Bons* of Lords. Woes I met some of
you lut at the Anteione Hotel, I da I greot douuto
whtt.oer the House of L irdo would to• a Rouse of
Lord. now. (Lauebter.) Wilton I say that, pernaos,
I am going ra,lier beyond the point t at tote same
time we wan in • very critical pull 00. But the ,
! I. iris were wira they Lave been bed tiv—wir. in
: time. tot they savel theuvielvea at toe epoch of a I
great arida, taut so much by their own skill and
logeouity as by the extraordinary talent, the extra-
ordinary forbwriwoo and power Over tile party uold by
Mr. Gladst one. (Choor.,) Mr. Glodstoue sawed the
House of Lords. (R itiow el chum) I &Iwo," void,
and I said it at Shaftubury —Show me • Cones an-
ratio.; Mr. Giedatone lo the beet Coos", votive we
have got, Its oaved the Holm id Ludt.. (Applaust.)
tusotupuloso or loos pore lii tninioter could 1.01
hove carried out tips arra•igoutent he mode. The
Howl of I.e rls Loviug token up • &wait on would ifth.r
hove hot It. power very gre.tly loosened, or the
Howie of C onmoos having taken the matter into its
oro hands, nod dint after son,, trouble not omit t ton
of thee campy, could hove soropt too 11011.0 I Lo 1.
away. (fifer. boor.) But I sin thankful owl oloil
th t did not happen. Thor at a.ito:tia al. n doubt
did is ot like thit boing orroneel ; but. I admit fears
1-sely I ion for a 8 roil I Chamber. I believe you
want It; I think it is of great um to the legislation of
this onuo.torr. I think • Second Chamber very dud,.
o able' but at the same time hereditary rulers should
not be obis unite any oircum.t oacos to override the
will .4 the vented of tde people. (Lout cheer'.) I
thick th.t m•ot dud lily awl when we talk about
the reform of th. 11.101•0 01 Lor 1., we count here • ,
•ery mooch b•ttu programme eir••n to tiusis that given
oy toy friend Portman at Sturodutor. For tor-
rill I would have th• members to • certain extent
selects I, and, if possible eleirxii. (Applause.) The
qmstio . of @hoodoo ts • very difficult one, beadier It is
very difficult fi "las oti.fact dye onot tueut body. But
003' find dud. atAl I Baia huitilre lot the but moo of the
I 11.0140 of Lords woul I strengthen soil hureato
! niorinowily the constitutiou of this c mot y.
Euo outage for the same remora life peerogro—
. (apolrauee)—l think life peerages enable you to bring
from all rooks of the country • claim of torn who
otherwise would toot hay- • clan.. of making tooir
voiced beard In the Hoopoe n 1 Lordu—llavilog spokon
ogainit th• power of the Lords in giviug • remand veto,
the opeaker passel on to allude to the Chu, ch. —Tule
I In • eti.l more difficult and • still on ire ark word
question for me toll. al with. I may say at mow I
dou't go In for dieroot Allotment—at that' moment, at
all event., and why ? When the Chutch of &igloo I
cease" to be the Church of the majority, then the
argument wh oh applied to Irel.nd, which &polled to
So Is I, ond which abound apply to Wes, will
opply In E igliond. When th• Church of lingloron
nesse* lobe the Church of the majo. ity ('' She hi nor")
thou will con., ft.. orteeti on for her de•asta Bailment.
( ' *or boor.) Toe demand. for dirieetabl 'haunt in
recent yearn have Leen lesiosoed, although it is, no
doubt, etrorg no. ; but tho try for die-satoblishinoot
during th• loot few year. hu brume less, becanoo
the a'orgy of the Church of E slant hove dooe their
ditty, and hove nobly sudoavoured to do their work.
Let the Church open It, doom and not stood in the
porch with its creeds sod doctrine., but open It.
dooso, and with the open Bible in her band invite all
to aim, in. We have dune •wvy with all political
disabilitiso for I)Locators, an 1 we must do away with
all social disabilities. (Applouse.) It is perfectly
Incompatible with the liberty of Eogiishmeo that
there should be the smelled differsoce, become a
man has a different creed from soother, in his
social position. It I. perfectly iucompotible
with Liberal, and Liberalism. (Cheer.) If the
Church repels dissenters, sod I go further—if the
Church Dots its fact' against the law of the load WI
wee lately, than I shaU nay " Let It 00010," and ',hall
hail the efforts of the Liberation Society. Bot till
that moment comes let us hold our hand. I trust
and hope we may... that lathe spirit of Lioeralism in
this country by which the Church nu, be brought
more in acoordanco with the views of the pooplo of
the country. no that we may not, in our time at all
somata, hay* to go through the proosas of Disestablish.
mint, which I think might be f treed upon us If she
become the Cliorah of the mloority. instead of the
majority. ("She is now.") In °occlusion, the noble
tort sakl—l speak to you now aa meta who hays to do
your beet to briog four good Liberal members to
Parliament. You must sink all minor difficulties.
Duet blink tho fact that the ousel of the State Lon
the crest of the wave of Democracy. Sh• most go
forward; she cannot go back, But I don't fear
result.. I trust the people; you bud the nouple. and
that is the way to carry forward true Liberalism.
(Cheer...) I know uar leaders are true ail stool, and
that I. half the bottle, nod if the Liberals pull
together, Tory rule is a flitted Zoe paes, (Apphoeoe)
Jtog:ilem sill be forgotten, and class inter...to will tie
merged to not...ores foe the ;plural good of th, nation
at lure—bear, howl—and though perhaps t..
Won I ethic. vice, poverty, and also ignorance, hove
crested may not yet lift, the time is not for off rhon
sunshine will appear, and if we, Use two wings of the
party work together hood in hand, and shoulder to
shoulder, making up our mind, to stem th, forums iif
I Tory prejtplic is, we shall find ourselves again with
the dug of triumphant Liberals on the road tooth of
Progress and Latina. (L 'cod and continued clueoro.)
Be then proposed the finot resolution
That W. carotin/ approve. and confirm' the
✓olos aborted by th, General Council for the regula-
tion and government of the Dorset Liberal Associa-
tion, and tout. that by its moans all Liberals Intl..
county will unite in eetablishing a thorough organisa-
tion for tn. joroinotion of the Liherol canoe."
Mr. W. H. EOADIa seconded the pr 'position. He
said it WSJ • 10.6( time sineo he h ol been on • pot.
form, snit no seised their ludolgence on that ooka.i.io.
Ho •looirod t gag a few words on one or two, points
which woolii be brought before the new alectorote
nod.. the Franchise Bill. The cry of Protection had
hod away C onaerrativoes, and, he was sorry to any, some
hen
ill: .1 f been
ehyi
atohce,:girrhtsht
would
broughtty y, aNft the
tigheh]
weakihueri berds, but the cry, like thlny which
crumbled away, be found to have nothing in
o'le: GI IPtrh'ePet -rerlitre. wihcictrEogo'faltdhewfij"l. and
a al
was not the truth. France waa burlrowl with a heavy
debt which woo iocreaoing, and was In • State ~f
aluziet revolution. In A•nerica, whore timy bail been
paying large railway dividend., they went hardly able
to poy anyihlng on the bonds, awl they hardly ever
saw an Atavism inerceitile ft kg waving out .4 it.
own harbour. He th ought no :easily c 'old he font .4
for the Arpoistion of tra lo in this country, no
w uol most the evil, which WO,, from over-
populati on, ord time alone would cure that. It was
now about 20 pion ago that he became a•qoainted
with the Dorset labourer. nom he (mad him a
doweled individual earning 9.• wiisk.—(. Voles :
7.. • week), and out of that lato bad to pay 61., and vety
often 71 or 81., for • loaf of bread. Bit where was
he noe I Ile woull not say that hie lot was GOO to be
&odour'. hut tis pialtion woe 50 per cunt. tuiter than
It ere Ii) year. ago. 'rho w irking oleo aou:d form •
largo, proportion of the new oleo:tore", sal he did iii•t
thiok they would be slow In drawing their own co
clu•i ; they would have no nostrum,, bit wool
support a Government which had gioen them so many
bloodily. He coaoluidied by seconding the Propui-
tii n. _

--17tio Hon. W. H. B. Poanwt, M.P., dim upros•
gig his *aim s. Wag prowl, said—l as also

1.e7 Oil le 1,01, this cupeeteelY e' sea. g the
el• 04 lei LI v I paper 1. .ht bit al tio •
(t Weevil a•-•• • !lags I ..• x•idi • me to p..:•. 01 I
•• ate 1. •• Alill•Ske o- two e.fit tr. N.., I taws
real N., rt. of ott•e•l a•- ty. 4 Or t•ty.
vp. of 11. ede ker. 11.. v oil •h* •tf•ea
• toi tee foot tow lii. e•Vit, Milne • • lei artil
wear.* at it, boil .1 h. p.l. BM I. 40 10 •
740.54 t• too •• 71)11 soot v•i•t• &vit. IP *4
It I ii. i you to 4,,v • so. 1, nd ibis I. tea
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.411 , 14.1 whoa I h •or r be. 6
rator 54 8 lb. L'bor.l otemoer 1., D wee I .to al
slogl•-heacle I Isgatmit three Co.sorrativeacams IPW
1.1111..1 memoir.. It bapoeoed t thi • gi,tieeln..ll
fmtuostl time for say..ll. It was • ISO. .11011
Lord Palmarston wag Is very sroat Norms. L .r.l
P.ltner.t .o hod jo.t Parliame tt, *al there
was • greet letdog, even am .ag • .ote nie
opp "volts, 18.1 he bed not bm. treats', 1 .r
hod notiotalnes %bob has us .1 1141. n let. ti 141 • 1.111141
it •a. tore.trnei to bet io.oluol, as . I beliove-io
fent. I k.., toot up to 11.1 ground I d a
groat many votes from toy pained oppooeuts. or .0
:Lbetbr 0
urr:re: o trat
or
tie:.
iizttaah,show
lb: :jet:
4.inee.
.01eo .7e4(
pi 11...
ral r
.be:p:re
t.O sil t
lo .ked book at the 01.1 elb day, .ita
1 there 1,.. that where ....fel voted tor two Conservs.
live. they at.., (.05 1.3 a vow, er.4 • Imps voted tor
oo• Cou-erv•tive d it,... I •4. thereto...lN I e .1.•
feta that it wa. 4.1 trw it, we'll. 01 inr owe
tdpit I eo the mit, Out Is °mei goers •ae 11'.. I. .
tho.• Jars • gra.% 'lea. of {Pre Lollar hi We
con ,Iy of D re.t-as 6,-e•t riA. of Mire osai Iloilo 18.1
. WW24. ..,• 1,0514. at ./ IMMO ge.10.4.
we. Imr ter koowil to teat of woos of toe .1 .1
an thmefore I leoa set (root ..vess lay
p 4ido•l opposeints toot suppoit "mid . I mid o t
..therwies bars beeo (wow. I w l's. Now I *LI
etviaavour to pontewbat .roplify the drieniptios L .rd
Wolverton use given • I tn. Liberal party. I g
eonewn.t forth r thou be doss . (Loud (Views.) I
divide the Liamml lit, ...t asan .a, but
ioto three. I w.ll tell you what I moon. I 1 ko it
that the right wits -if ha likes to call it
•0-ie constitatrd of stood) -going mole r.to
L‘ber.ls, good old Wig., 04.4 to It. roe
of M. p±opos'. rigute. I wee horn •Wn g, I h.'.
lived • Whig, and I intend to di.. • Whig---1•pp1.a...)
-.ad on their bee•ll I rept 1..t0 the oJerne 01 •
vscillittiog policy which Lord Wolvorton h.. appli..l
to than. Toe, have no' doubt moderated the ru.h of
meson's which bar. We. brought lorward before
the tiouniry w.s preparod receive to.m, oat I c 0..-
land that mien they saw ts• coustry rips for Doom
=wane the Whine 101 l is with to, and were
.1 way. to b. 1 ,und ita the von. (dear, hear.) The
next *tooth's' ii roe Haditlei party. (L MI MP/ prO-
loured oh•orlog.) Now 1 osositiar the province of toe
R.d ad party I. alway• to IL, cad away,. boa b•eu
to he • little in &dolmas of 1.111 op nioa of the bulk .1
the &tattoo. L'hey probe. me.sures, reasottabot
perh.p. I. thorn...lves, but for net la the outtutry .•
out quite rip., but ticry prose toss ..o a .t.ll oy
degr••• their oppoomda grasuaity corn. to oak
whether too,. 1. say great hams in t 0..., aid
woetivr the tiro* ha n. 4 cloute for tow so.
To. third a•otion of the LoNtrai pally is s. with
L dou'. st all .grea I. in • section •bloo pi -
piled. all Wit. wi.ct Meorossmo.ug atoms wont Copy
call tint uwilaalisa.i.o. alto. istul-tuat .polt t
robolog people of what th,y have a rigot Is, and teat
which they have b 'ugh; pahl for. Tow do.. not
apply also. to the tarts lasdowases ; the principle
&Beats to. man who farms 20 awn, al sue. •• the
one who owns 2,000. But upon Chia poist I would
you the truth of the old saying that there is ootuiog
nevi amiss' ths Goo. I Ira, rea.liog tit* other day on
aooottat of the first emoty Libsrol Aroclatioo
forrood in IL .glaaJ. Tula wit. la the cominty of Y ak•
shire. cod one 01 the tolocipal gentleates who 1.. k
put In that mestiog--xne of to. ino.t julitotid
distingui.h•d Liowsili of Yorksbirs, said tiny matt
Bret of ell have &boast parliaments. Tail Wa more
then • hundred yea.. ago, but we bare 'with r got
annual or triennial_paroamsot. yet. &dermal: to
be ea (*at of tree Trete, If.. Poruoti w.nt Ue ru
say-Sow, 'bet I totok ere ere all agrwed ripe
I. that there le no probabill y f our eV., go., e.ek
trots the p lociplo. of P.m. Trod's. (Otter-.) I wa•
talkinr toe oiher day to old Mtn Is my .1.4(c who
remembsred thr. time when be ha 1 to pay 2, 21. for
a 4.b. ton!. 'l'itat was in the days of Profea...... tie
cow bays it for 41. I Beasembering that, ono anyone
wish to go back how their present happy po.ition iii
lb. t.od old days Proteotwo. Aliu.ioa haa Wee
been made to the bend Laws. Now that is • yore
large mid extontlee qnsetion. There are • great mazy
cousideratl invol.ed la it. Th. re cos be no olsje.-
tion to improvements beteg reed* to Wow laws, out
this you may dopeLd upon, that awe ere 8 great
many I...downers who, U Um Siete were to step in
wad say " You ain't sell we your land,' would reply,
" With the greeted puesible plisiore-psy ins a fair
pdoe for my load and label. I. (Laught-r.) I •,.sil
'imply put the moue, in the Consols, and then I shall
have no stoprovemeots to mote, no drainage to c.rry
out, no gal,' to pot up, ns cottate. to cent, aud I
mush kuow, which id. 1...d011-0r .10*e due. d.ss,
what ut .o.y I ettall bete conium in, mid what I h ..•
sot
.0 tFool.lcey'y 1eut(4•11...: be.use.:l, "t 1.00.1
is the imagination of Liss very advewo d
ad
talitlemun.tbi unterj:kuble:t.::ll'l6°64ll.
xis:: hhd ol sr: at- h,
1-• et::" a h acres
Thit.h 44.:)
no doubt, •111..11
Plots at. very •alo.tile. on I ca be made to tiny
Ator torts larger mos more remote ; but is
a lookinghe caottalt le /lilt' carcamiga'itely lop( 'fi.rloitluillbriruig.w.n
the lase, .ad if anyme ownitot 40 Jr 50 acre. at. ..7
tbotillioogar,"?tharadk 1.'1"w01a1... tPublaupl.s!:("laigme! becultreue ha-
ute the sandbet for his m no,. With regard
to toe Koos of 1.. rd., be (the op .ake.) •Staithol 111.1
there ottani be ruforms la tue FLA.@ of L rd., but
as
ps.r .l wOOO .11hu're o ' tl the 11,.. of
rloesl-br
in
roles of to. House of Unison. were out, be sad,
nearly at r.ingent as they we • when he fir.t
eut•red th. ,tee, and tiodsub witty they woul.l be
alColeuredmi:, sW4.l'l2llr....'PlroritotWatetelddio-e.'l"thblo"tatt..."tt:ohlat..lhs
.-1 Sug.aoil wi• I be di.met.isli.bed from azt.r.siti
Canal& I esl.llll'. tilsoft..oory, awl I repeat it 110
I got into • gr..t deal of disgrace absat it-that the
greatest &town to the Church of Eaglani I. to he
found whoiu 18.11, (liear, heat,) I emooot c .n0..1
from intact toot there &re Tarione inla if ao.
In the Lib, r.l party-local option, clotiag pu
how*. on 84odeys, Women'. Yr...swam, as., .11
these at. inattere tact I think moat los left • s 'me
ntlitt open question. At 1s olosout of
poblichoome on Sunder, that I t duk is eot,raly •
people'. queetion. (Loma cheers.) It tou.t be t•rrits.l
on. and coaled from lb. people thorn...lves. I wo
.1.1 t recollect ri-b. in L wdoe which
occurred boo mei L ri Ehery, the uocl• 01 our
honourabl• obsorm.a, tried ti pots • Bid to close
publichoases on tb• Sunday. :So doubt shim then
pahlto opiotou hal oecont• very much esal•aht• -(heat, hoar) -stud fur throat( I thiok if WIWI antall
comproince could he um* such as closing the housss
except lot two boars durlog t day, that woald
omit all our !IOW& (near, hear, au/ no,) It 6,
however. • mater to.t affect. in. In no woe p.,-
tonally, Ist Ice'. go to any °elm/ it I wish •
beer, but whet I Hu 1. thot
booed Man ...Quid toe itnabcd l.a o• too a glare of
beer .1 be .U.l auptaueed Lord
Portman then explained th..lcalsol of ht. tiante from
the division list upon the 20.1 of April upon the
Preach.... Bill, .totiog 11.1 h hons.ll osiog escoo.l
charm to cf the 0 .urt ol Q ,srter Seisloos, shah
wee to be held so the follow nr dey, ho te-te•l with
kir. Fly.., the ahairateri, :0 " conclo lel
by cordially thollrog 11105 for the kind at elaciou
they bad ped his.

Mr. Herta giew•ithe 11. P„ who was received witi
IT-at C dierlog, thief :My lord., a Hee, not p ewit- men,
—lt istddis um ...re gnat Weimar. hi beiog pre.ent
at the fir-t meeting of this D dee' Liberal Am min& in.
and it Is not only • telethon,, hut a duty, to he b -re
as the Liberia member of the I dgeet h .rough at
present—(laughter)--egieting in Dorset. I own my-
self, and I le.vo thoved le, what I call • eunuch
Liberal. (Hear. hem.) It le now 20 piers ago that I
preemte I neyeelf Liberia candidate to Weymouth.
and I hove both re-elected four time', and eeoh time
by • larger majority. (Appleue .) My noble frieud
hire (Lod Wolverton), aid my noble friend In the
is) air, both of them es whip., can • mob that I heirs
n-v.ir been abseot from any gre.t division, • .4 tn.' I
hare been al true as ethel I. toe Law. al p•rty.
(Lot app'aivie.) With the R,distilhution Bad I
can't Ili) iam enamoured. (Leughterd It OPllma a.
though it were • solitiool ithrtnquelt., turning every-
thing topsy-turvy—Weymouth, Pode. Warab•ll3,
firidoort, and Shaftesbury have all gime. (Laught. r )
But I am happy 1.. think thet Dorobsetev, Weymouth,
and Portland, *h. have al +eye been fri .re Ibe
nuked. and what I earneetly hope arid desire Ii that
I .ball be the bond of union. (Loud epplaute ) At
• reference to a let., of tide mtheoer ..1 Pod. which
appetied lu the newetraper, he bon. member c te.
tinned—With regard to the French's, Bill, as are
in leeted to tn. pluck and to the energy of the Prime
Minieter. (Appian.. ) Mr. Glial.tone, lam sure,
always had uppeine at in Li. mind the enfranchisement
of it. tw mliii n.. Ereryerie must know that it a..
intipoihliile to co ry the two Bill. t 4r-thee, and if they
bat att-inpte I it I shoed! I, eve th•mrht twice b-fore I
should hove C drawl hid what I should hey. call-d
political thicide. But our greet chief sal I—"
me the Freuchke Bill, wed I em unite prep-red to
sive you the fiedistub thou (Appian...)
The lithe. .4 L .rl. lorosd 111 hat) an Autumn
Region, alit I thy they Item. cased M. (Appian...)
They h•re given us the Fla 'chime Bill, and they have
given us the Radish, ntion Bill. lii. 04 1140 kicking
against tht pricks bec.u.e 1,,, have di.f.anchi,d
Weymouth. lam Ink og up,. the peseta
n d likely to do auyttii g mr.. There are
ma..y m.,m,sre of Parliunent who will not se-k re-
election, en! thee. 0r! nesoy wh will be &pries I of
their seats 1.1 at eon wil. have anythin:
more done io the prison Parliament. ad •hat I
mutt look fir it to the futare, aud all of you mum do
r•ttr beet to .uppdb the Gmat kith. (Auden...)
Whi!st the nation it preparing for • new HOll4O Ot
COMM./04, I i.e. y•nt edt 1101114:1 era. good r-.Plm-
mutative., and that when the noble lord has reformed
the line. of Lord, we di ell have a Hones of
C emulous and • II fuse of Lerd b .th cembiehe I, ee •
his.. worthy of the nation. (Applause.) Toe bon.
member than moved

"Teat W. taming expressing its seam ft sati4 se.
tion os the passing of ths ftsprssentstioa 4 fibs
Peopl• Aid, desires to noon I its • lin ',tins of lb. o
'Cr alopt4 r soi .14.ine in
securing thiit r•-1111, ao•I .epn e. 101 e .1.16 lecee in
IL* itaaelou of tn.. Gov r c .I,te th•
erotic of HA...
II g.t .ero • 41:11 ,Ilat • 0 •Plf t .1.
reeolota slimed by Us; CoAlrot•o, be I.rwocdd to
the
.Pv•obler."

Sir RICHMID G1.1'111.44 : Lord Richard Ginesvial.er
god ve.eteleeinvie. I Iva/ &yUiig IL envy may will fall
very fist atilt th. speenbv. 'bah bay. boos multi,
Intim agog bear wilh Mkt Yoe have bated AM

ravage la ose of the g.s.t Ulm el d ti,
• aoilo I It doe. n 4 go fors&
.lust g mums+ .le.
I :sir ii,.thee.: I ...sp. hones le et.l
R.l.', ;. 17 retie • R•logm B Nei
1i..., I. I. hi u a. •.r 7 o. 'he
H'l.• of 0 mama. hot. not ao. I oy vs g .r...t,
j.bLi 44.. I ode.od b•• •.1 1.1 t What Ile*V
b.. gig • d ..f ii•hory. wi..• • o IIL w. be
org • • I • ...h. •I sr •114. 'my ga •to W.,. •
hani 17 Ye. • ago. oh eh nabl i: t .
.r i• ( T mci. r• coy.
WI op. batik 7 we.• 'iii to Mitt 114 S.
v 4., aOl Kh4.•••l 1, bbf? • (~ii. lo to. I •
(Dim.. .4 •hrr so re oil W tatotiot .r• rain •. 14
Mime el `thelte.h ity rag W (1.a,, no •
▪ ..1 Ba then ewe pimple oh thosaht
tht It .4 Ww• bat the fraaeliMe wool 1 hot Sir. f •r
Moir got,. sad 8.111. that bee. and lertb.ry ere dime,
of the peat they woold • 4 TA*, ao 1 c itt I sot 10
broaeht to the p.ll. It vs lb oight 111
• wail wee worth a good lot I bar, but
(hit time otos got • psi. Hot h
vs briitd mom to the po I s•• 1 1 t,.1 k
th t ~1 Or.ia I. —(A Volog :
Boiler —II Vale grit.: ..lbe,al co..
will now take ml.eames opoortnnity, lllt will
Mk- • Mantas.. sow of the 10.000 neve voters in toe
county, • .d tell teem th 4 L b-raltem led them w to
brat I I not posit you .41 1i.,. say very ereat
• It le opselag the greet mime att.! Wo• aiag It
wri•. But it mu.% be 4.0. j uticlotmly, for the goofs
taisltl,. wooyall d•.wit on ha•di if we ell a.. It
d ft. en• tr, oil we intait m .k• moo. of In. W-
t.., a ltwaLl 1.1 of hearty rr.i.ai..g tore •Wo ipt Ur,
sniff w. am Is eaeo•4 as mart 4. • Sr. et
•
tat great 16,411,0 d mew lay au • m ..t.
pie alasity. One mbot • bare tuoug•t •It t
l's I
, 4g.111.t th 4 no •••r of all to
Ishelt.he iu Do ..t, hat It. •• 4 Vie reaansi a • his eg.
IIP•I to et,lor I can'. •ay or is. t, but wo it.,ow it
le est smiler the be .etit of 'or ion ry, .4.1 I.
' is taco, die.g...t.ge a. wi.l put uo with it
wit tenth. 0 ...wombat. (Aololause.) Ti.. ep.aker
this e In.:ogled by e•oonding the reeolatioe.
Kr. PIKS /Woods, I Vi• esulatlan, •0.1 rera•rk• I
that he teas s thurongh Llko nal tlc soar.. •,
olaf out 1e Pros •..i. liii. •• . IV r ti.o tie ..• I.
Agit •tioa woe a mi.. y to ri,. a otl.lliJ .01 i., •
b.clsiso.l that tla o.k. g tue would b wt. t,
say in the fum •on the mi.-3. o, of u ...di to. 1...,
di I not eject to rich it-etlewe ..f they were pointy
lib gi.'—(uver, h.mr, eat Loeb...o),—mit he hop
when tti. tam cease I.r the ...Moo of smolt • a ,
the working thee, who wore t tom loon, of Me gin'
Ulu., would he li•teiied to. He advt. I tb• a n
I r le their crotchets too for. H. would vote 1... •
ue Liberal even if betionld• .1 oloptall hie Om.. r.ther
tog. i 1-t in • Tr. What I let lo a Tsory age n 1 No,
mmer 1 Doa't Weigel ny eplitile., Men, en ••
a V. 1.,. Refer. iss I. the L.od Li.. us • the
14rgr farm .7-tom ossf risked to soy larmer• a.. 1
tur.ird .a.r.y their labourer., who h.t tore el:rt.&
I'n•re were malty mo.ll oiroltaitet• to Dor. t •It
WOUld Ills a smell hoidiag, hod w. 014 Et. julio. s.
the laad. He would do ate., with perpetual pow
.1..... (Ie epplan..) If a masa had run tared greet
service to hi. country p. moo bmo• but 1,300 I. died
let the wallow die with bias, and 1 t .• arri Walit.,l a
pe oio.• let Mal s•ro oUe. (App..u....) Referring to
he (J .0.173 AreraiDeet B h. 4.14 he beloeirel
would or. • go .04 whew -, •nd et • a • het coull .I.k•
hair own laers •Lsli fitgosi•tidia tee, w old ha tr, • -r
off than they were at pranotit. couoi wit .1 414 L
buy tax. taltm 17 or ja.ts.l atoll tioe
oallor .1 the Egine.ter hat or plus. H. .b iult
I.lte to is, the NeLo•ouat Drbt p od ni, and us longed
for tie time rem.. tb• m mey .pent in werfar• would
be curtailed. Ti. Fr.notii.o wee ooly • too, to work
with, limy knew ho to am ; don't dict.te to
Hog., h• lard .4 eye open, mid by tak:tur lam into
mealtation they would op*. the other. de ot•iesd
the working mea unt to be led alio by • pot of be,,
or . mese of pottage. (Applause.)
Mr J. C. MatteItePLITOILL raid the ohjeot of hi.
rime( wits oae of grist a. hire, Wad Wan. I tia
equ.lly pleaalaz t.i theta. Deosease he wail ask Loo
to rotor., their t 1.01,1 to tile rouble ohaimen to pre.
eidiaa. It •BirJrni him much entail:46oon LO think
Iliac two milli*. of 1.1. country's.e have beer, go n
the Fr.not.i.e. He hal lived al be LI. amongat t e
Do.miteldm Lb are a, sad knew a.. moon shoot tient
a. aoyoile, sad he believed Uwe, in his di.triul wore
a• loyal al they p emibly oould .w. (lissar, him.) tie
toal no boots i io saying that he b..b.•...1 whoo h.
limn 0.3 e I••: thaw t age* Oleic •o th-y .anaLd .1,
.11-ir duty well, so.l sot as others th it ..1
Ti- adrautag •• they own had in laWatiO4 foinal•,
ka, had oomai 1t..,, murk and be had oo fear thot
iday rota' a w (ire their • iyaa ea Lib.. ale is ni g o
E (Ham, hear ) He • 'rimed them t
fight shoal ler to .13 ml.ter, and to Mk. advantage of
t.. hbreelogr list go,,d Mae, 11,,, Glmistoue, had
given t (Apolosse.)
Mr. WILMM (Winiborn.), secoadad lb. 10t.% and
remarked that the gre.t object of the a..ociatioe wsa
to b lug all section. of Liberals together to fight the
great enemy of Torylem. Its thuityht that the ',Lat-
ium Lord Wola.rtoo hal built up we wile euoggh
or II m land •'I Lib,ral• I. stand oa.
11. Wail gist that they had •-1 orgaoieetino, 1.. he fat
ems if they had not they would 1.1110 tlmir ellearwirs.
Ho tv. pleamd to are ,rd Itiott.r I iat',,
chair, and whether they were Lihom • or E.. 1 cale
1.., lik-d a gout lunso like Its 1.,d • hi,. in the
C lair. (App! -.) 11, was very gist they Laic me
lot. Mits, and ara 14rr • •.• ea in
evilry .1,1000. i Which t iry W iv.
cau.li•late. If Vier soak th-ir or.otchrte
ger.0.u.11.1t.i.11 hoc "d6hinthb,o rd
Wa.'UlTrilp.'•i".lll'"Winlpli'a"...ll
Lib.r.la Voir., (Cotes of Foo..") Than lit woul I
say four Liberal. for D ou I .p m••)—.0:1
h.c adrioi I them to detomios mom the, 0 •at L. •
▪ .old be suoportet/ by au unit...m.6d pa ty.
(A•••• 11
. .

.--1;;;;Skli;li LID Gamma/lon, I. sidiaowlel"lo4 the
vo•a 11 c •Inirittus Its toe otter-stir
of the m sti or. H. ha a•eisted .0a good 02,..,
pe hied meeting. io hie own •01 in
other place., but he not thiiik he ever sow •
ta....ing so thoroughly uasaimo in an that lied two..
(Ain lauee.) These were one or two p dote to which
1.• wieled it. abet): their nit-mate. Chit gime I a of
Feir Tel. h 4.1 woe twit, get •t ant shower d there
•e. truly one MAU neat he wanted id I.ring het .re
then', it. d th. 4 er ea th • arro nest I fitits•••• Tin
figures ih .t were ueed were th orbit .Itle
CI own up by tr. Giff o for the 8 .eril
t:,••• we. in, bet -I' in, en, t. 1, it erh . Wore Li
fevour of For Trete, and .leo to the tea Mewls
(Ir. G-orge had la thi• c •notry •i.b recto to the
at of the lot•I then these apses.
Wrhout whetting bore them, I. jot cue
net which were Very rem trkable. He did hot. !blob
they a told find oat whether the worklug clans it were
Pr sp-ring or not hi • better way Visa by Bodin./ out
bow muds ch•to•ttv they low.. .hie I.,••••, li,snying
the tat. yost. 1880 1833 h. Siiiind in On
in Cit. Poet Offie. 11.ak• therre wore
cud in 1883 43 m Mime Ce t
reliterksbie limners, He (divot the relativ
incr.ase in the Mita.* 4etrl tg: t • he 41
,n 1880 to 45,300.000 to UM. T we.
do, ing the ton, Fr.* I',. ii eel he it . fore-, .. that
te.• w rking sten must he'd lir ..p r d, ir rite there
could oat h•ve beets 1.,. dalill• Iner•sin I, t
ert•lnCi. (Hear, bear.) Hs b..psrl sod he fir nip
believed • reel leaf the.. eerier bad been t.itei.
from • tax which, a .tatituately, too welly waiting
▪ ereOuly tOo•stli.witt. Ivey.. 1.1 which • men weld
somet rase roll hie shirt off hie bee* to pay, end the.
we, the tax on hes.3—terialeh .111 him
more harm Chao cool, and which ruled • man Moly
and soul, and his family, too. (Apple's's.) Lord
Hiehari, rehrriter to Perliano•utsry sr indium, we.
convitiowl one .1 the fleet autos. i 1 the new Ilmee of
Commons would be to easels] the rates of the House,
no
that they might preeent the ntegastien of boninees
en
1 th• we.* oelog •ntirely stopped by • clique of
nine or ten men, as was th. cases at the prioent de,.
(Apolause.) The new Hotly@ OS 0001010 Us, e'en of
Doer,/ as a goat nt.ny thtm would its, would ato.
Put tip with it. Toe am-roting of the rates could at
be done by the poestit G iveraineet. It had unite
enough t wit,, the itedietribu lea Bill and the
renewal of the Crimes Act in Ir.-lend. In relstioo to
tutors contains, he called their etpeeist atu'utioi. to
the necessity of volunteer committees and volunteer
cauvseeere, out he gene them a sato cry waroiog n.t
to bring theinselos withia the rasp of the C 4ropt
Prections Act. There we. one bill which they hie,
made 'one propos. with In Proliarnent, end that was
the Extension of the Hoorn of Poiling Bill, which
would b of the most •eluable astietaa ire to the wok.
lug men it eras pusaible to coot:sive. In ci•ntlosion,
he wooll only nay now that the great goer i to of the
Franchise wog out of the way the next H masa
WOO• would be ab'e to deems it. time more fully to ,
that domestic legiolation which bat falleu ea fly ita.o
strew-., sod o.• AO Welt imp elan': memores woul I
be the C only B mrda Act, Irbial w. 'old go a greet
way also to Mein those ge12411131n0 wh were in favour
of Local 0,..ti0n. (Appleuet.) If. ;sterrs u!ated
them most heartily on the earneet spirt of Liberalism
which bed been menifeetwel, sad which be we. tier-
hotly Instals moat lied to victory is the sod, (Loud
cheers.)
The prat:wallahs then termittatad.