The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25 00:00:00

MR. DISRASLI AT GLASGOW.

Mr. Mery II was on Wednesday inttalle I Lord Beeler of
Pict...pity. The eer. moo, look idles in the KVA'.
Art haste, the au 'tenets bunt ering about live thoumn
After a .r c tut reffere co in t's Mnour done rim too yeses
ago, Mr. Blanch time :sled to dieenurse on the conduct of life
He oho emit' -waxed In life required two kook of knowledge.
Ti,. r red wa • anlf.knerle tie. Percept'. not cher .eter is • rare
frif., 'tercet rtg t'est rotund ruler .4 men. A ocond c indi inq
of emcee.. w.. in nequdit ne • • ith the guilt of the age ea
ion urn I by Luther, the Tudor Princes, land the instene.n
their day. It St" a knowledge equally =ossuary in the 'ma-
nn
-et Ike .pirit tbc preeent age was a spirit .4
tmenlity ; but equality wag a word of wide import, round which
various *chords of thought may • lambi* and armee at 040-
• ant only dtfinr lig bit contradietory. Hs held that
chi] eq•udtty- that is, the equality of all eitlsens before the
It -au.! • law whi-h ...nerd the pnronal Hauser allot teen.,
Was the 0. ly at a perfect commonermith ; that • as,
• g dentine t ea hich 'ecur.d liberty, Gofer and Joni=
Having &Su led in tout:ling terms to the misfortune. of Prance,
Me. Itierael said it was iv I equality which wee alma I at in
Britain, a tial .quality in France; tut &Kiel tepidity did not
mainly the nand rii eolh t They demand ylitencal and
nett fiat eq allty Th is ,* disturbing spirit which on w
rising like • mooing ni dl., Borers, and wokh, when you
enter the w 411, may I ussibly hi a rq,,eing storm. It may th re-
re he at well that yonr attention di old be called to its
hater., and t at you may be led to cond.' r ia coneequerent.
Tito ludt.ij prineilds of this yew shoot it t`at there is no
happiness witch I. not mster•al, and tt at every living bar,g has
▪ egbt t,a share 1.1 ells( p..yek .1 welfare. The thstande which
they illed to th Ir vldect -atm d in the eights of private pro.
rt. y. There( to, they must be ab 11.1ted. But the racial
aye een must be retablisited on some principle; aid, tit return,
forth. HOW of Prot ert v they would s deur etc the ri:hui
I .bour. Meer, the light. .4 I,bour ellen= h. fully en) ye.! If
be. he sny but it • ear I ym tn. The rest lints to employ.
meek to tee ri, his .1 I .bour, end tort,, physics.' and m.terW
equality of rum. in found in the division .4 the • oriel into
St tee and :aliens. Thua, a. civil equality would &beliefs
privilege, wed equality would der roy ohm- • ; eo material
a• d physl,l equ•lity strikes at tbe principle of peUiothma, and
IS prepared to &bens'. &motel... Bet gentlemen, the new
phi' *day strikes fort or then a. the existence of patriot's=
It atrikes.4 th • home; it tar ke. at the individuality of men.
It would reduce el:dived •ociety to humen licks and herd..
That it may !reline in your tinte much et 'Mebane., poesittly
meeh dee:anthill. I plebe, d not lode, ; Mit I meet ewers toy
cons WU .n that it tall tint ultimately teitim;,h. I hold that lb.
main °hated= it • eat 0114031 CW •-• found in hont•rt valor.
itecU. Sec al equslity am not the only or the highest hapt.lnem,
o rant. has • for • commonwealth. The spiritual dde was
dronger than I'.' ..siml. fly religion &low eonld men be
go led t their benefit. As night and day diiide time, so
1.01111101 rei,cil upon the rot-Sluice el Bed and the respond.
miry or ene.., the• wad maiden ; the other invirteriout ; but
both went facts. Nor wax thete, no some would teach them,
anything in theme e•nvictiotes that tended to contradict our
intelligence or our sympathlea on the cold•ary, religion
Invigorated the inkllce and expanded the heart. Ile who rad
• tine •I n.e ol hie niat 0116 to God was best muddied to fulfil
▪ p.lOl k. a'.. A doe writer of antiquity ham recorded In •
mange hie hdlef in Divine Providenno and in the leotucit 04
1.1111.01,61 toler•tion. Having quoted the Greek line, to which
be referred, w.inen nene elan tw, thoneand year. aro, the
lord Ho-toy ,inebeed that bothe perpktitim of life he had so
time. found thou a enlace and • sat Wee ton, and he delivered
them to the atudente to guide their commences anti to guard
limo. lives

In the evening, Mr. Diarf we eetertained at it banquet.
In responding to the tout of his health, prop OKI by the Lord
Prorot, he rid I cantiot myself give my adhesion t thg sign.
which lOW* fed at I. pn • lit moment of what mme think g
eollape to iAls C111214143,C611 I I armee. I mono{ myself SCII
sls of CIO' ; sod f • ould rather et etude
the • noewhat staling mule which have leen neently wit.
ne•e It. other 4,nen Ido not see no self that there are any
lull/phone it Briluto of reckt es speculation, or any circurn.
stich osy, jot Ify the seen which has lately prevailed
•11,1 the inpeavguiewe s w lett to doubt h•re been very gene-
rally foil. I sec that there is no roducten in the Mune of the
rall•ay •or the w.ges of lbs. contectel with then, and I have
shrays found 'hats vcry good sign as to the natieml preperity
and Umpteen! slate of trade. Ido not Anal that there are any
deuterons .ommitutentis to foreign loans, which are liwernEY
• abuelan,, lot lea at this moment than usual, nor do I see
soy evi inner of reckless speettlatioo of any kind. No doubt
our young redid • Ile on the tc her stie of the Athetic—with
that ardour which is characteristic of youth—(a laugh)— have
hem d.o,ng II lugs NOW what hoprovidead ; no doubt they hare
t ttttttt aunt! many undertakings without any capital what or.
—fa laugh). We tiny probably attribute the %Levet of
spoculatket of that knd t • lb • unexpettal receipt of the
Alabama rams y --(chews stein laugh). I have 1r.... young
pool In when I hey lot ,e fortune unexpectedly playing
rigs of that kl•ol-ta laugh), and gore aw flesh, d at what it
ends in. But the commental system of thi• count yin no. IM
V olt sod various that, wth the gres eat newel for • or Tan-
chant c cough.- 11.11 I 110 0110 14 • 11 aster respe. t and
for tient than myeelf—l to not believe that the dimorden=
have as 1411 then could have occa•lotted, Or were adequate to
meal ii, the diaon era that hare oeurred in our own country
wan tderence to the value of money. I attribute the great
monetary disturbance that ha...nearest and if boll to a Ctr'ain
degree acting re•y hijorously to tratte-1 attribute it to the
great change which our Gotenumnta in Europe are making
wjh rotor, tire t ir aux:sled 11.1 value.

on Thursday, at noon, Mr. Disraeli was preacnted with Use
freedom of the city of (Amnon'. The City Mall was filled by
about Coin eitiants. The Lord Provost handed to Mr
Disraeli the geld box containing the burgess Ucket.
In the tiering the nght hon. gentleman received a depot.
Con 1.. favour of a Nine Muni Factory Bill. lir Disraeli. In
rcularkial on his support of the Ten lien. lull, and his
sympathy with th : view. olthe deputation. I believe I Le for
the welfare of the country that the enirkingebsona aseusid
as I thick they .tre r ball 4, In social and political consideration.
I have confidence in the wor.lug classes—(cheer..) I don't
know anv other enter f men whitit Is so into-rented In main-
taining the glor) nil rmtnem I thi,. eteletry. I have long
berm Lund., thit ii that state of thinr. is brought about
which sonic. feet Niro:whiny, when with the iner.ed ren mina
at on fur their toil ehnhttey n w twee= they have rensoiable
dimintion • I their labour, nobody will be phi, ed in a 112,8
b,,ppy position Van the intelligent ad working classes of this
countn It Is inly by labutir and constant employment that
life really in endurable. lii • delightful with °mutant occups.
the,- -without it it is intolerable Ti .e life in. life of Mclnnes,
to lung as your labour Is not 00 eXCneliee that y.. 0 ca not
cultivate your inc while you enjoy those recrosUons
of existence which the workoig classes ton great degree at
peallelit enjoy, an I which 60 yearn No they did tot poem'. In
sumer to pale addetna to-day, Id. wisp, to piodga myna
In any da,jll ti what you tom. et, but lan. sure your Cu,
reflection will torn Ince yon from my past conduct that ellen
the subject In brought I efore the Le,i-l.ture, I 60.11 take that
count: w hieh I think hest for the Int.:nate of the cAtutry and
, foe yQur i4,1,a111.412—(1utul ch.:re )

A min haa died of starvation In Edinburgh Infirmary
alter dmtb. wily 40 via found about him,

Tor Indigestion. Pala at pit of Stomach. &c.EVANS'S SIR CHARLES CLARK C.'S
lIGESTIVg PILLLS. Imowiliat•ly relieve mad
cure inditestien. Pain after 'sting. Wind. PA. In the Deck.
Bad Taste and Denim at Mouth in the morninc,
action of the Bowets, tic.. and dime othrr qmpt me of
stemma, therms Unlike most Mile and mamba. offered to the
public. them pills Jo out purr, the borate require no con.
torment, nor need patients fear t.hlnp eold nor any 111
effects, be their employment what It may. Dircetiom girea
with each bottle. Price la. lid., mad 11,,