The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-09 00:00:00

THE COMER VATI VE PROO RAM ME.

Mr. Disraeli wide his greet speech on Wednesday, d
the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, to Dearly 1,000
perdue. The right hon. geotioman was vowlerey
cheered. }Worries to the emulation that the Con.
served's party are without • programme, be said, if by
• programme is meant • oleo to despoil churches and
plunder landlords, and • policy which smells or mender
every institution and every Interest, I admit we have
no programme. But gentlemen, the programme of the
Conservative party is to maintain the constitution of
the eoentry-teheers). After • panegyrio on the Eng.
lish Conatitatloci, be pointed out that the United Settee
Coaster meta £389,000 a-year, almost the read amount
of oar Civil List, and that toe State Legislature. poet
£350,700 moro, making the expenditure tor the
Sovereignty of tee United Melee between £700500 and
£BOO,OOO per o.3llnni. Referring to the House of
Lords be showed that all *muerte, wandered • &Gold
Chamber necessary, and he argued that our Peers were
the best Ragland could have. If Church and Bede
were Departed he thought the Slide would be enfeebled,
but the Church would probably be strengthened.
"Whether that le • result to be desired is • grave queue.
ll'on for all men. For my own part lan, bound to say
that I doubt whether it would be favourable to the
040A0 of civil and religions liberty"-(ebeers). He
eulogised the clap for their devotion to the oases of
educidloa. He spoke of the " uncertain sound" ever
sent forth by Mr. Gladden& If • member of Podia
meat announeee himself ti be • Republlion, the
Prime Minister of England recognises him ea a fellow-
labourer-(lenghter.) If • noisy multitude demands
the &hellion, or only the reform, of the House of Lord.,
the Prime Minister of Ragland says, "That is • did}
eat business," anal I think he die, that he meat think
0009, or twice, or even thrice about it -(laughtir and
cheers.) If a geutl,mto who repr,a•ata • borough not
for Cadent from here-Mr. Miall-(groans)-brings
f,rward • motion la the H die of Commons for the
di.stablialundit of t a,, Church-(riel of 'Never')-
the ,Prime Minister t ills Mr. Mt d It insist he
obvious to him that ti. temp:r of the House of Coop
moos is not at present in favour of it, that if to
to atoned he must out upon ~pini Jo out of doors -
(Isughter)-etheroupon Mr. }LAIL like • seneible m an,
cells • publz meeting, and trite the public meeting
mainly what the Prime Minister hit his, and says, '
"In oonseqeenes of these last ,Aictions I Lava Galled th.s
mating, in orler that we may petition Parlament for
the dlesetabliskiment of the English Choral." Ai-
milting the right of agricultural labourers t ) combine
am mad' as other clued of working man, he expressed
an /Anion that the farmers of England, is s
soul not afford to give higher wages than they do.
Be considered the 'shearers had made very *on-
eiderabli progress during the lad 40 years, ex ept
where there had been smuggling to degrade them, lie
ball ths Bloodier, Bill did no iejudiee to Newel,.
formi.ts, and that • nationalleystem of *deadlock which
Is not founded in a reregnittoo or religion would lead
to national disaster. He ozonise' • desire for • wiee
Sutter, Bill and • Mims Regulation Bill. The menet
administration was the drat in the history of England
farmed on the principle of violence. The speediest of
the Ministry t ) segue the tranquility and prosperity
were to destroy Use church and tender the landlords,
end what bee been the resell rampant or at
bled searosly veiled; sedition facies& in every street,
mad members returned in (avow id • disruption of the
reds. He mentioned the changes in the army and
awry, and concluded these striatum on the Govern-
ment, saying, whore Mere was paroxysm, they have
blooms prostrate. Some have taken refuge in maim.
@hely, and as for their eminent aid, be has alternated
between a mamas aod • elgh-(laughter). Oestiesneu,
when I sit opposite to them in the House of Commons
I mu reminded of those landeapes-thase marine land.
mageo-which sometimes one meets on the feast of
Sena America, where you suddenly eacimeter • range
el mastoid volcanoes. No dame now deters epos
that, erect& bat the neighbourhood is dangerous, there
ere earthquakes, and ever and anon the dark rumbling
of the ed. In reviewing the frs polls, of the
Climernment, Mr. Disraeli oedeanae4 their edge to
the Meek Set question, and referred to the assiabiaa•
tics of negligence and blundering rdierting the
Alabama eldma. Concluding he said-with my lad
words I deliver to you, as the repremaldives of the
English people, the fortunes of the Tory party-(loud
ebeers)- of the English Constitution aid of the British
Ismdre-(loud and continued ideating).
On Thursday afternoon Mr. Disraeli reesivei • dem.
legion from the Northern Ober& Defend Assonation.
Mr. Diareell replied favonrahly, WI" Tears are a few
greet %Mag. left In the country, and the Church is
eee," and oaks! them to pettiest against the Bartels

On Friday Mr. Disraeli Ku ILutollestlr, receiving
another great ovation. Handrails piawai round to *hake
hands with him at the railway station.