The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-02-20 00:00:00

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LaDaf.—Mr. W. L. FOUTS& mond the ascend reading
thu Firllmneatary sod Xualci_poljtieetloes (Ballot) XL
ldr. What. moved that the Bill be read • mooed time that
.Isy Os months. Ile condemned the Introdoithon of seamy
lido the traneactlan of public dathe.
Colonel HAJLITSLOT wooded the amendment. Ile taunted
the Prime !linker and his Mid colleagues with having
atentical their cestrietions 410 year? atendlng to secure the
sot., below the pageray. But had they suotheded U they
would rem'n them votes, they would hare to embrace the views
.1 Mr. 10111100 the Church of Mr. Dixon on eduestlon In
(..igUnd, awl of Use Irish Wanes:by on education In
Captain Sown mil at the late electioos In Irehad many
tentht, reed in fear and tresaliting ; and Ise beneath that the
Inds people would inest oe the hailat as enmity ast upon
noose- rule —o.aughter).
Tn. Arroghwr-Oassa•li for Ireland warmly defended UNI
I: marrow. for having taken up the ballot. He wa. gi.ad
they had not on thia otheent occasion bond the virusesl
about their old friend the tnnitesehip —4 laugh). They rod
I. be told that the voter wee • trustee, but if he wee • reunites
for Itlaneell, secrecy could be no great inatter—(a. laturr—ll for
his co-s o'er. they divided the nue.. o Witty with hda„ and
'agg equally isonsaterial, end he could not be. trustee
for thsre who were not entrusted with the franchim
thm ...waning IS the trust which they °mild force hna to
d„_Aw,egkosi and " he.:, hoar.") Once *oth, Wen of Ireland
1.. ..on. of these tartan walking within a 44. 00 soldier*
and pones, followed by a large mob of sustains. trusts, he.
whom vionnee they mire Preteuieg biel—lrest laughter). A
rest deal had been mid abbot change of °pianos upon this
but is Ms opinion the nun who toi charred his
opinion for 30 years had noopinion worth changing—(thers(
nob'' hear, ham.") Those .1.0 eat below the y on the
other Ude of the Hour might feel theateeiris iirt7My to fire
Into the lank of their owe party, but gentlemen who md 4.
hind the front Oppoeltioa binch ought not to twit the other
with change X elusion—Oar, hear.) The history of the
few years bad sanely sot been forgotten. Cientlemen
01p,..1te could sot fall to remember the great constitutional
dereoce beterson £7 rally( sad •(7 ',wail" Lidthat the
.cry penons who noised the cry of ruin and amber) as the
results oil milomenteh as wee then prope.ga,
gypgroothe, when their eyes had been CiWillogl the spectacles
.4 Alas, plunged the COuntry into borthold augyago—(loogb.
ter sod "beat. hear.') lkibery would be checked by *Ol. 0101,
for in • mercantile canotunity a man would net buy..
unless he was certain of getting It. Then, again, Use Mate of
the poll would not be known during the day, and that would
hare • materiel effect In taking away the ioducement to
bribery. The political thermometer on the polling day of a
coulee.3 elantem booth at sere, and grodually roes to Other
heat, Lod In small constitualcial where 60 or 70 men turned
tlia election on either Id., the sleet X the annowneement
throe o'elock that one wan Ilre ahead, and tea reasaissed to
he polled, might many be imaghted. Ile Wandered what the
value of them ten mom would be—(•nlbleri) Stuit OM Mend
forward with the greatest interest to port grade and die
pre. ill Pvt./sent, in the hope of X mins aod
general dectoon, and so strong sem We feeling that la •
borough le the we. of Ireland the oflther whole duty it was
to revue the Ilat was appealed to by one voter In the name of
.11 thc Saints oot to etrike his name of of become If he
did h. bread would In gone—l"
_hear, bear," sod teuxh(er).
Ilut he looked forward to it chiefly se • chock opus wigwag.
lion, not to muc-11 04 4000 cims which woe 1W1CU.54 by large
wok. preathung voters coming to the p 011,.. of intimidation
by tog toooloed o the teased which WY OM ploy .3 I. Ws
thontay and as well es Ireland, intlmidatlon by WI
~,,igo)oe upon the eolith) to, Intaundanoci by the thapkespeg
upon the ersterner, by the customer upon the
Inthaidation by the lawyer agislites his client, by doeto4l4=l
pogiont, and patient aganist doctor, by p•rvon upoo easgregas
lion, by creditor upon debtor, thd by 'nen in the mem eines
•gtnot their folioed. Of eerie the mesthre wm aubject to
criticism' They had authority for mylag that • critic was •
men who 1.1 laded in litarsture and ert—Oaughter). But It
might also be added that political critica were moo who had
tailed In politics —(chosi.).
The delete Ithguithei for two or three hour, in the hoods,
or rather on the lipe Lod In Um ean of member, who ere not
regonled ea 'neat members of either party and MY. C.
Denimon the honour of oosansencing hls to In
audience condeling only of the Smoker and another mersaing ;
but .ter In the evening, when a Oomperotith meether
nied to count sot the Boum at Mon a hundred member.
preaented themselves to the Speaker's eye. About half-pset 10
o'clock there was no one to my any snore on either eine ; and a
vth.o being called the emend reading 04th. 818 was ouTied
by a majority X bel-109 to hl. The announcement 01 the
numbers wee Mesived with loud cheers from the Xinlinerial
h,ncheis.
The Corrupt Frontier Bill wee read mooed time.