The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-11 00:00:00

THE II ALLOT BILL

--Tho llou4o hating. g tho

• .o Ito'.) and Limit 11111
..10{S move I that the Chairman leave the chair. lie
members whether, as soon as they were elected
la. wit pestered to death for subseriptans to local
A, a titCh was °ivy another form of bribery Lemnos
anther, gore the subseriptionotot because they
• ..tritlcs. but beeeten they hoped to be re-elected
kr, liribery was not condned to the e!ectlon of mom-
;.h uncut; Had there not tacit men who, after
th, G .vernment. hal suddenly appeared on the
t•i It h'r—(laii.riater). In such eases the giving of a
I. I or to. thou,tisil a year In iltlar to 'ileum an app.,-
less than bribery--(hear, hoer). If they
t Ante at corruption by money let them begin In high

•
• IiAIIILTJN could not agree to the voter; being
they eoeid be by Urge um. us ....0.-1 CO
• leis brenght out. at the Wakefield inquiry, in which
,ribery was traced.to • Liberal mouber, mod charged
. sidle weep or-tinge U.II the eft oet of which would be
sw frost the public view practices indulged in by
•.1 purists. lie spoke at Immense length.
~.srues : The noble loni leas at former times achieved
putative ill the !louse we *speaker on onanions
ddial so deity, and he has not fallen short of, nor
-peet sunk below, the high lercl that bobs' hereto-
. ..ed—(cheere,) The noble lord has assumed liberty
reach &character that it abeolutely requires some
• .1 large teertigi of that speech lam been • direct,
I c notelet infraction of the rule that governs the
I tide Bowe, that teethes are not to be eacribed to
r —(cheers.) F. g what was the argument of a large
ins speech? It Was thil(llted by gurticuletbm,
Indication of the particular quarter of the House
,etleaucu who prideso to be enemies of bribery, on
• only the ballot became you are friends of
-timers.) Your object in supporting the ballot Is to
own in secret." That, extraordinary etatetnent, ex-
.., its licenoe everything that I have ever heard in this
oh, oh," and cheers)—and proem ling from a i.oble
• ices US that he ho sat here for six.and.thirty years.
...•Ight by this time to have learnt to Ist capable of
, istter example —(cheers)—that extraordinary state-
annual of in worde not to be mistaken at the close
rele —" impunity Is the object, and petwistence in
:ice, is the desire ;" and there propositions were
~ ties slightod hestuatioet or reeesiell.,ttion &medal by
lord in the whole course of his epoch—
:to the in rjority I know not and care not, but
rWIIOII of the members of this House.
.• 'rates of this House are really to assume such a
• • r that en occasions when we differ in °patient' we are
. • t impute sod aecribe to one another the vikst, the
inept, the moist elegrading motives- -(loud Ministerial
I the. not only tremsionally,not only unconaciously
•,,itally, but as the deliberate basis of conduct upon
• I.erge number of nacinbereof Parliament eyetemaUcally
air, the while character of the Idrillah liouse of
eighl then be up in the eve of undergoing a
.aige. The noble derd has shown us treilav tnat it Is
.. within the orders and the practice of this Blouse that
.inettes ups. the Ballot Bill we should be treated to a
dissertation on the Irish Church Act and the
Union. If that be pertuiesible, I should like to
. hot subject ha the wide uulverse there I. that
•. he iliseusest, and would not lit equally relevant.
t against the personalities of the meld° lord at much
•-t hi. ineguleretiee. Into the argument he mule upon
• .t, such as it Was, k decline to enter; I hope parse-
aidd patience in meeting unusual opposition, will, after
.t..iliseussion, take the lc:etiolate I inn which a1.,111, they
As:fly and prudeully neonate- the form of • determined
.—(hear).
' t Runt annd eries of" Divide," complained that private
'era were the victims of the cunt-Mabry proposals which
1 between Use respective leaden In that Rouse.
• Inseasu : I cannot Iwip making • remark on the elm-
: often UILIC, though proceeding from, limited quarter,
.the doloterlowl influence Caere Whi "eft the l,i,.mnon of
li• use by whet Is called the two front benches. Then am
things—a red piece of cloth to a bull—(lauehter) —the
" 'such to certain individuals who do not sit upon It—
• set laughter)-that have& most strange and startling effect.
ii r interfere with three acts and evidences of moils-
-.usu. 1 endeavour to lead as quiet a life as I can. Ido
.UI I so one who sits on this bench, prehnill
to
kit toe any indivi lual or to exerefee any arbi-
lsiwer over the coin.se of proceedinge In this Item..
tie leader of a tut tttt rity, and if I am the organ of the
Y • In the matter of ammging busing., it is
I for the public convelieuee—(hear, hear). I mu-t sey that
not think the right hon. gentleman be &lig/ether Peelle.e'l
complaints he has ma 10 of the conduct of the 11.0.0
The right hon. caution-in would, however, still
le ad he could reaeonably ask by a concillatorY deP"re-
lee lie is rather too fond of showing the roll to the
et --(hey, bear). Its thee month of July that proceeding
4i hardly be effectual- (hear, heard
riewemlsTa addruseing too !these when the sitting
'disrobed.
aIUSOAT MeLaren's ikkii for the abolition of Church
. • in liootiand wart *wriest by a majonty of 45.
greater portion of Libe .itti,b( a the Cffin.
L..... frittered away by the deb.., gm Mr nad.'s motion
"bee ChaillUall should leave the chile, the House being in
--Settee on the Ballot Bill. Mr. Newdeitate rerutned the
.1.. I During the hon. gentleman's epee he tee Uwe.'
gradually left the hue., and tong, egatod uut et It the
ru,mg only some hall-doxen, of wiener, tyre were Minister.,
dpreseat the party in tint House. Mr. collies ass the first
.11_0 theempty beaches, and crossing toVVT Lithe Ministerial
~1,, took his oat, amidst great laughter, upon the front
„kw the gangway, of which he remained for a few
...vs the only emigrant. Ile was however, spegnit. t
thers, till at length the oohs usually Seel by if010i4.4.,
rate were taken poseeselun of by about fivranildiventy
-osrtataver, including Lead U. LW :max. Lord Crielet ttttt CeL
•.,r, 101.1 Mr. It. N. r..w or, every neeevlion the suggth
teensees being the occasion of renewed merriment. I
G. lleurnace, followed, and discardol Mr. IneneWs
• ,esocal" leadership and stated that the right I . geett,e.
career of political tergiversatioo hol disogranised the
-main, party, and pacer! them in the unfortunate position
, nor occupied. The debate continued by other mere-
.
.0 the Opposition benches. The Liberal pexty pre•er..l •
I silence. When Kr. tinier,, was vatting, an lion.
:Lief moved that the House, whdit we* rather thin, be
-ten Al! i 131030100 number of members instuetliately
dd, said 4i) having been speedily counted,
meht.uued his nanarke Ultimately the House

For the motion ..... .. ......... ....... 61
Against it .......... ............ „ .. IA .-1.01
tv,priamble wa, then postpined, awl
wt. C. liagusics moved that the lst clause should also be
k:ls•tv.d.
W• E. FOURft opposed the amondruent, eloerving that
1 • ' ',. gentlem us could hardly bet serious in moving it.
. t owntiltueut was atcgatit el witheut a Mt Leon, and the
, ..4rded te.
I"L'4ll:toored an amendment, the object of which WU
, 0,11 the preectit spitein of open liolitinlal.,n, except where
. .0 ... apprehrn to I, while the rcttiritinit ultlecr, On reCeir-
•rittan Ilitonaloil t t that effect, should have power to
'4.v...the noutitadien for two days beyond the time originally
~..tid then to proceed with it in the maneer proposed hY
, 14a, lie kit onsfident that such an arr.utzement would
y.,.., 4ragement if not total coalition id riot and
....- The 00111,11 a the Commitee which inquiet,'
.:.".. steiject no decidedly in I IV,nar of retai g notnina-
...: On report sahl that in a large number of trOrotighil
. '...„ "It plass without any tumult; and why, then,
be deprived of the right Of opeo votin;
i"4"•
. Cr...-•-
,nddunt, Ur. Walter, Wr. Pt Wyndham, Mr. Fialden,
J. liar ly, and war J. F.:pitiost .111 e enrporleal the
-..*lntst C 4. Ikresford and Yr. T. Collins opposed
-01,14 e divided.
iweeedment ............. ....... 113 1
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