The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-07-02 00:00:00

amid be greet country, n cosatry where there emp.
when tLiy rose, would rite to pwansountlpositions, sad
attsin not merely the respeet of their eountrymen. but
pospuised the Tempest of the world (hear, bear). Upon
lb. .ouelry depended this Issue. Whatever might Iss
the general feeling, his heawrs must remember that in
fighting sgsir.st Liberalism. or the mutes...id system,
they were fightio4 against the,. who had the advantsce
of power. aim wb . Lad been In high Owes for nearly
halt acs ntury. They had nothing to trust to but ther
own e .nrage and the sublime instinct of an ancient
people; they must net a. it everything depended upon
their individual t 'bet The Genet of SWOPS. wee eon
shoo, °frame.. (oh, ere). Let them got, their horn.
sni t. aeh those by whom they wets surroundesi the
truths which wi re soon to be hut tinted upon (be con•
&dere.. 01 the 1 44.1. leg teem mak, all feel how roach
hr,'D ir4ls,,lnat CI rt..... Ti., Ittighe•t 1 It-
r.. Lir Ito tol h. the. chez,, tt.h.;•.kt hail •I, eto6t
hot do., .teistrre, od tho hututo:o- mu.. LW. I .nillooessary.
Li th. RI sit in the spirit which he had described, mud
they would eot only succtsd in siutoiniNg the 000ntr3
in its present n, but they would deliver to their
leststity • lead of it', of prosperity, of power, sad
• f they (loud cheers, amid whish the right hem.
gentittusn resumed his seat).

lat MILIEU ON CONSERVATIVE
PRINCIPLES AND PROSPECTS.
lit. Disraeli attended the banquet of the Nat!coal
Voice of Conservative and Conatitutional Asentiations,
at the Crystal Palau, on Monday, sad made an im•
eeriest sweets in response to the toast of "The Con.
autatiocal °elite." He sail some years ego (IrLe2) the
Tory party c petienced a great overthrow which wee
deuread. beckons by • long course ef proep•rity It hal
degenerated Into prinepliy of cacti. 'cues' awl raters-
ti.... A body of paths no it, diatioguished by their
capacity, icesenced in a greet degree by to p! dumb,
and polities of the Continent, eeeravaured t substitute
ommopolitan inatesd f I,i' oiP'", an.l they
baptised the new »bonier of psi' es wit) he l'1•oo'f'1°
toms of Liberalism—( aught r arid ciia or ). They made
malty suggestions of tp. lit. a-. 1 lireuAt L•rwsril
nimeares which 'WM. uilir.i t . Rut tone and
tobdeney of Liberali•m VI I ug cone-sled. It is
to attack the ludo wed sof endyae natne
Of reiforna—leheenl—•iiil re niche war upon the demurs
and Gaston). of the .4 this e. entry under tl •
rd,'ll of Foonlonl--(te nese d iunghterl. During lb.
i
,4 years that have elap.ed fruit, the commencement
of this new mut, in, the L heral. I .ve alb united to
establish oosmopolitan id, 0111, the effects of the
Conservatives have been Ix recur to the national
Whatnots, to which no.) attribute the motor,' and
and glory of the °tautly. Tie Liberal party hem had
advantage., t 'prattling:es, and Fa wer. . What is re
remit? They are viewed by the e noniunity with I
mistrust, and. I me, oven ny, with retsofffiallor
(*been). The Tory party, nuke. it it a teeniest party,
Ignothing— (cheer.). life not • cot feleney of noble..
It Is not a Democratic natetitoale. It u • party formed
of all the Minterelali els.. et the realen—elainee alike
and (goal helot. the law ; but whose differeht eon.
ditions aed differett sites give ,dour and variety to
our national Ille—icheers'. In what light is the party
of which we are Ince,b.ra viewed by the country, and
what relation does pu; lie opinion bear to our ot•iniont
and policy? I hate &lean been of opinion th4t the
Tory party has three gnat ejects. Tim firat obj ct is
to maintain the isetitutieve tie country, not from
any sentiment of yolit.cal supers »ion, but brogue we
believe that the pritciples upon which a community
like England can only .af.ly rest—the principle, of
liberty, of order, of law. and rf religion —ought not to CORN,
he entrusted to individual opinien. or to the caprice and BIRMINGHAM, Turesorm.— 'it. hoot trade Inactive. •
f multitudes, but old be embodied ia a atPn"."r4..
passion o nrewnsie, red, Les to GM • anq seconds Irani, Ole to Gas pm
gi,od parnien, et purer— (abseil.). We associate qr. Voretgo wheat dull at homer prim' •
with the Monarchy the ideas wiach it repreeeote, us,, RANCIIESTER, TUUMIDAT —Moderate rmouniptloo denied
the majesty of tb• law, the adminhtratinn of justice, for forage wheat, at Use prima» tin. doy Women ; •blie
tbe fountain of mercy and of honour—(amous). We Rughoh. which •as It, abort inanity, tn.., 41 at about
koow that the estates of the realm, by the privileges the turn:ay. Flour •as aparencly Utah in. laid.
they enjoy, are the beet mount, for public liberty and niteept for the guest wets, Cam the turn Lest. MAIM 341 per
geed conduct, We believe that a national profeasioti .1
DITTO. L THUM' DAT —bur market tooY ls wee characterised
of faith can only be attained be maintaining an by extrenee'erumem, With more dispeettionte buy on the pan
Established Clutch, and that no society is safe unless of nutters. huglish woes' was in inert seeeply, and taken
there is a public recognition of the providential freely at last week's ratio; a better demand tor foreign, at
novernment Of the world and of the future nations fele. unobtaineble on this day sennight. • small demand
lability of Men —(chem, i• • Curtis circuit- ,71.1'"' fur go' ''S
p0"...."' ind""
stance that aura g eli ~ho, forty yt aro a I • tri• ")
" talus.
omphent Litendsm every one of those institutions Litt IZ▪
ES, TUMULtar.—Thire we.. good demand for wheat
has been continusby attacked and smiled. We ha our mance to-dsy, and an advance in Isl. as. made of Is
have been called upon to cootesst the eimplicaty and per qr. at since Louis all sae tkarod. The supply see bow-
entmonay of the Government and the Sovereignty of , "ear '''''`ll• "'her "tick" ." u°l"l'
11AKK-LANE. Fitiost.—lhaeonieseloinge to-day was thinly
the Vatted Mtates—lneghter)—with tLe cumbrous oost etieneee by miller, mid only • Moderaio businesa as. trim-
ed the Sovereignty of Moolsod (renewed laught.r.) acted. The tune, hamster, ui..r the indium., or inwetikal
My Newt statement on the Sovereignty of &Iliad has slither, we. lased). English %%Mat was in short supply ; but
not been masweied nither on %hie WO or the other side from abroad the re.eipts lute Wlerably large. Ti,. &mead I
of the Atlantic. him months ago the advanced guerd fat all sio.liit.• warn, !m.0.% but Prisms were =downed.
of Liberalism 601106DOril Stsclt linily Itepubleso. Toeleric) Cu taken ye cowl) at penis,. tuirenciee There
people of England up di that distinct iesue, have . C
x• little 1.4,,,,1ir10t1ee1l
.m. .reine„
10.11714 W i 1,141, 1
,ISits'.,.., The uolullini .1 louls ,
pressed, In a manner that cannot be 'Mutton, that Wordc, ea. in.sil) lellettue. Trade CAL quiet, but tot lound
they will orb, Li the censtitutiontl nr•narchy ot Eat- horn extreme prig.* were paid Raise eo.d to a extent
laid limitel hy he co-ordinate authority of the States on former time lwas. and teas corals slow request at late
of the »elm, bit licsite.l by nothing else— (cheers.) pikes. Fleur *meta!, he: ueehered es value. arrive/ei—
ne House of Lords has been anailad daring the :elan rrno'f'l' 1.4 6..1." I•°,4°L. 1-‘'s malt, 450 o^,
Of Libarali•m in every m ..... . and unesessingly. Its
constitution has be. n denocand al anomalous; its in• •••••• •• •
L,LLLLUL.. atteudative, with Male tautness dolts
dames has been cheered to ha perbimou.. Rut what Prime 14:LACIA at, 111 the ILLOWL.
Is the result of this aritic•sus of forty years? Why. the CarafannOunD. Finnic —Thin "menden.» at tryday's
people, ia my opinion, base di/covered this—that the wwhc,, snd toado hdi bode. 01 wheat hare male.
'entente* of a m tulser id neceiieery tocoo. littYch !Low* a..,. Liu. day heal, Liu.. slow, at ts per qr.
stitutiesal government, aid have congratulated them. *."n"`"
A evare.: suppy of wheat on offer.
selves that by the II of an ancient ».•4 f•mons history Farmers asked Ide rates, hat miller, were Wow in built g
there hem bean developei in this country • senate and except at• &ens». inlier maim unchanged
ma amessably which poleweses all the virtue@ that a L.IVCRINItiL, • Waited busload ems con-
sonant genii poirm—great local virtues, eloquence, •1•4•1 m •h"-"." • r."°.°3°.° °I Id for ral and Id per tonal
NW all the seloompiistiments of political life, and s for white derwripueos alum Tuesday. Flour rather in »Tour
pale& liaising which no theory could have eupplied of buyen. IleansalulL Pen quiet., and tuner to buy. Indian
corn waste moderate requem,aL something wider the dull mina
es premed. This assault of Liberalism upon the „y
BOW* of Lords has been mainly occasioned by the sTalll4/91), Fatoar.—Wheat 111 better damned at the full
preladlass of Liberalism against the landed Is.. of this grans of lad weak, but no ...neon eau be quoted- Spring
monstry ; but in my oi icion, and in the opinion of Conies bat we. Weather uneaten:4.
Meer Min than tnyulr, and it otter couttrin besides I WAKEEILLD, EitIDAY.— Weather still union./ Wheat is
held thuily for the moan» peke. o•I !ALL Friday, but puller.
Ibis, he liberty of England depends mush spin the
buy epsrangly. Barley slow »k at hate rates. Beans and oats
leaded tenure of the soil, upon the fact that there may •mber
be • alms which can alike defy despots and mob.,
brand which t'se people may always rally, awl whit* CATTLE.
inns* be petriotie from its Mtn». connection with
BRISTOL, Tlitaloar.—We haul only a abort eupply of fat
Met soil of the country—(cheers.) So far as the los beet at our Market Wiley, but, in edeneeicence of the pro-
efitlitiosti ea the country are concerned—the Monarchy, trsctnd hoe., butchers are merely buiing for huniadiat•
mid the Istales of the Realm, the Lords Spiritual and and business iherane, as. very sluagish. Holders bowever,
Temporal—l think we mey fairly say without egsg• ILIALUILALIOOLI the high rates, ail use or two extr:mety tine
that public ~p,„joe I. infay.ur of suese ions actually gat au us lut week. sm , 82s. Prime
time, the ursantenance of which is one of lb. I „.„h"1-t,,b.'`Vitrtb. ,•_.l:!•_t Oth onOoonit owicrietieno at from 'raw
priseipal tenets of the Tory party, and tb• ;" osubonog only nice head, sod a dealer Lelaot nthvery 11:111•11;
secislinee of which hu been unceasingly criticised an experiment. Uued fat beef te mining nearly SW in Ireland
hr forty years by the Liberal party—(loud cheers, a. that it dues Uot pay to bring it cur here. Our supply of
In 1832 the Liberals abolished all the franchises t 4 the mutton was also short, but wits ths iteliderent trade that pr.
working elm» I!) and ditoontent pervaded society tlll Called It was amply standout kr Meet the demand, of buyers,
the reform of 1867—(eheers). That act was founded Dr.,!:"„eLban''''"°°•llr". it ."4 Iwo ; heavy"...Y. a
_ ~ora• were not lastly ou oaer, irim Id to lidless. We
on a conideam I, a: the great body of the people of had a mry short aupply of Wail., not half sutlicient for the
tills country wee Conservative—Ohm:O. I mean that require:wets of the trade. The pene were w.equently
She people of Hoagland, and especielly tbe working emptied sten early hour, aol
daemon of Iloglead--(obeere)—are proud of belonging ramied from 110.11., 114 per lb. ta• awl about 2,040 Irish store
to a great country. snd with to maintain the greasno.s came on .4.• nil "0.0.00 weds. Ca.rarY.lcr and draping.
of that own. ry—(cbtorel— Ihtt they are prannl t_hey acre al dop.eil or at »toot is,st week's rain. Ws had
belonging to on Imperial (moony. and they reoolve to •,,,f.t..f
gaaintstin 11 can the Empre of Eogland ;an I that.np „j hut,,,, easy n,ii 500 ~„ • „„
they believe th L to the emote. this greatuese of the ' pup were hut Louth viraoLoi ad they euauiral hunts at be 3d
respire of England is &initiated to the ancient Menu. per mere; light p.irkers, binus =On is demand, advanced to
lions of the lead. That wai his firm conviction not. 10, 31,
withstaading that a certain portion of the Metropolitan MISTROPOLI CAN, TUMUIPAY.—We have a largo auppi yof
working inamis talk Jacobtoim with
. Bit, I say Ibis r::::•1 traln ar
Too "mm or ot hni;l.b oO vw7_
oon-
coalidemea--thet the great body of the working Glasses luir„taco „is. sm. n fair .uopiy ti
of Ragland utterly repudiate rush sentimonta—(cheers). ! trade b. .01st. at urea:4 MkPlatiora quomtionei Trade to ▪ 'llia
They have no sympathy with them; they are Entail ' quite to goad for meant Cume,:taise. are ismer. There are
to the core—(sheer.) '—they repudiate Cosmopolitan ed ankh noe• 011 odor; they are muuaauog ruthor lower prices,
plea. and adhere to national principle.; they r• °U, 0,005.51' of kW heeds. 4,545 sheep. and NO
rernimainaiatelaing the greatness of the Kingdom and the `-sh.l.
Empire ; they an proud of being the eubjeets of our
and members of mob an litopire—raheere).
Well lbs.. gentlemen, the maintenance of the political
1318%10'0nm of this country is me pf the obis( tenets
of the Tory pony, and so far as I can read public,
opiates the feeling of a aatiou is au ace srdanes
with that tt net of the Tory pat y s).
There Is se institution in Eng' did which, since the
edema of Liberalism, has been so systailitically,so eon-
tinaosaly. aseoled as the Eatablish• d Church (he .r).
Gentketion, we were first told that tie Courch worn
whop, and it is very possible, as everybody woe ...sleep,
civilly or epiritnally, forty years ago, that may have
been the ease. Now we are told that the Churer is too
selim, sod will be destroyed by its inhereut entlawnees
sad energy. Uentlemes, 1 see in all thee efforts of the
Mara to represent every noel of the spiritual mind
of mass. evidenes that it will fall, no proof that any
dirtied= Is at band; I see in the Church, as I belie.,
I see in England, an Immense effort to rims to natioual
fesUnp and to recur to national principle•—(sheer.).
The 131,:troh of England. like all oar inetitut•ons, Geis
hot it mast be national, and it knows that to be
notional it meat be oornprehenaive. In reviewing what
hes misorred, and referring to the temper of the times
upon dams subject.. I think thri Tory party, or, as I
will vesture to call it, the National party, he. every.
thing to eamearage it. The stand great Objelit of the
Tory party is to maintain the Empire of England—
(sheers} Eisele the advent of Liberalism every effort
L. 4 bee. made to disintegiata the Empire. It was said
we look mow by the colonies and that laths wee as
iambus, Tee evil was nearly accomplished under the
sehtletti of granting selficoverunient to the oolonim
—see ha objected ta their being self governed, but
It might to he as pert of a great imperial aoasolidation,
we ought to have retained a bold, on behalf of our own
paemle, on their podia lands ; to have made a military
mede widish should enact 01111tify help from them as
wall as render it to them; and should Neve federated
thim asasaar by a kind of Merano, tetne council to
sit is Loudon.. Colooial sympathies ahould he reponded
he, and our colonial empire reconstructed aa much as
passible. Is this second great e.hleet of the Tory party
petits oddest 'Nomad to be in favour of their
prinsiplea Their third groat object was to elevate the
ecenditios el tho people. Tle Toty party broneht
sheet a reduetion of the hours of labour rad • tnitiga-
Mesa of their toil, in opposition to the Libetale, and
what he been Its remit? Capital was never etiquired
se 'Wady, wags' were never higher, the employment.
ef the people were greater, mud the eountry wee
mover wealthier. I ventured to my some abort tin.,
ago Is say tem the health of the people wattle mat
lapsdeat maims to discuss upon —(oheort) It son-
ogram the dwellings of the people, the moral roue.
quangos el wbieb are not leas important than the
pleyaleal; II emeerns their enjoyment of sonic of the
▪ 111111031111t1 of nature—air, light, and water; it
emeares the regulation of their industry, the inspec-
Mot of their toll .• it eoncerna the putity of their pro-
whams, mod it tosobes upon all metes by which you
may wens them from habits of one -ea and brutality.
Whit is the feeling of the Liberal luny upon this
imbieet--the Liberal patsy who opposed the Tory
petty whim, even Is their weakeeiss, they advocated
the dlmiatitioe of the toil of the people, and intro-
dentin and sepperted those lector, hews, the prin-
ciple, of which they extended in the brio(
Whim& when they possessed power to every
Mbar trade in the country 2—(loud cheers.) What
was the opinion of the great Liberal party, which
egegltigtombatitute cosmopolitan for national principles
in tho goverame et of the *wintry The •iews which
bee• r=in the great capital of Lancashire had
In dein= by the Liberal press. A kid.
Mat any rate a very rising, member of the
Porgy denounced those views as the polism of
merame--(langhter). 'nay might have been a policy
if amass to a Liberal member of Parliament,
but to ows of the lebonring multitude of Limited,
who always had hid fever as orie of tbe members
• his family, and who year after year found his
oltildsea pitting away, to whoa. sy inpattiy and
geaterial support he bad looked forward with hope and
menlidenee, the policy wail one of life and death. From
oonventatioo be had harl with members of
=lllrHeot clue, he knew that the hereditary policy
if the Tory periy, wbieb was to improve the material
seseditim of the people, wee more highly appresieted
Ws the ladled* mysteries sod the p.m and penal-
if the Ballot Bill—feheeral. Was this woodirful,
the coadinoo of the great body of the
of this country? They were is peewee-
workme
Mee if rights d liberties whisk were not
eeleyentrthaeat and
of many other countries.
oar sawaatly they bad obtained, and very wisely oh•
Warmed of their politisel rights under the
ftlacieu=land was It unreasonable, therefore, for the
to sib to go om Improving their toodation
1=• The pootatfingland would be greeter idiots
thee the Jamb's ri inUse metropolis if they dld
see lee las saa ssasa had some whoa social. and not Po-
-1684 leme....as was aaa object which ought
view 01 all the three ghat tibiae* of the
I, hem In •
Taws warty tale improvement of the material condition
el
t're pe. I•wa I LAI • ILL, to r•.• Lt sVitoy t, •
I
att to U., I L.,. Cll.". a, eery iliu•t trll a 1 VI
who, they wul3 loth:tom to•t the tete wasat
or as iseek was taut far Obslalli. when England W°l!
ld
lid.d• to decade between national and oomoopo litaapna•
Pb., The isms was aos • Ilidellsas. It was wb.4b.i
jr.i.reeld he sestest to be
sa
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Juno is
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5.4 4

d. I. 41.
llost acute mad Herslords .. 6 10 to 6
Boa Short Horn. .. 6 el to 6 1
liaoood quality Banta 4 4 to 6
p.l. 34t05
Bost 11 At 41% 144:1-bred baeep 6 2to ti
Stoat Shore, Nto I
li•ga mut am ad 440.0aty, Sauna .. 4 10 to j
lamas at market, 1162; sharp awl Imola. 14,t42; cal at,
630 Par.. al.

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