The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01 00:00:00

THE FUTURE CONDUCT OF THE
GOVERNMENT.

The eVornisto Star of Monday says the Government
will not gratify Mr. Lowe and his Tory friends by going
out of office. They will do what they bete promised—
stand or fall by tl • Reform Rill.
The Piing says it is Peter pm+ plesteatto lig. 'tuned
out ip the told, Ind iw,abnot h. surprised if the Cabinet,
which sat during the pitiless rain storm of Saturday
afternoon, determined to remain where they were, brat
they should go further and fare worm. Such, we be-
lieve, was the melt of their deliberations. The
Ministry had won by a majority of Five on • Division
in which every possible vote was polled, and though no
condemnation 04 their plans of action eould bemire,. un-
equivocal, it was not neorsesry to conntrue the result as •
peremptory notice to resign. Their manceovree were
reprobated, but they themselves *ere encouraged to
remain in *Moe. This would seem to be the Ministerial
Interpretation of the vote df lg flouse,end we tor-
dirtily approve it. lire indoratted that itr. Gladstone
will this evening explain the we; in Irbioli the Govern•
meet intend to proceed so as to being themselves into
harmony with Parliament. The Bill for the Redistribu-
tion of Seats is to be brought in and read for the fest
time on Monday nest The Franehire Bill and the
Redietribetion Bill will tlien be before PS/1111110•Sia.
parts of one seism', and though at this period of the
: Session an attempt to pass both most seem far from
hopeftpae Hovers:l%lli are 'Raiz% to believe that
their istribtelon Bill will meet Many of the obj
terns which the Franchise Bill taken alone arm
en-
te:and that with some modidcatioos a mheme can
ria. need which all parties will accept as • permanent
settlement of a troublesome question. The nation .t
large will not be disposed to quarrel with the resolution
, of the Government. The honour of the Administration
In in their own halide and no one will question their
jodgment upon the subject. It is the interest of the
, Opposition en well of the pountre that the present
, Mipiaten abgeld remain in °dice. H it clearable that
lieforia ehould hi disposed of, and disposed of at one.;
it can only he nettled by a liberal Ministry, and it
con only be geterfactorfly settled by a liberal
Ministry washing in the face of a vigilant and powerful
Opposition. The House of COOSSIOn, will not pro.: ed
In the dark, earl the Redistribution Bill meld be bronght
In and t desolubly united with the Franchise BilL
The Whim* of every penpotal most be frankly stated
lad no meth absurdity attethpted is 16.1 of saking a
deliberitive mesinlily to weigh the sonmeiumee of doing
Orb is to be forthwith undone There mast be no
atibterfitge, even under the pretence of keeping guard
against traitors in the rear. If the Government
be °potent to work under them conditions, and Mr.
Gladstone's statement of to-night will apparently say
as much, they ought to be encouraged to do on.
The legislation which may then be expected
will be well considered, for the whole Rouse will have
been in cocci:lit on every part of It; it will be jolt linos
It will be impossible to entrap an antagonist in a snare
or • defeat; and it Will be., peonies of permsnence,
pines it will be eateneive enough to be a settlement of
Reform, and will be framed with suflicieat caution to
prevent any sodden and dangerous inermo• of power in
any untried class of the community. By • reduction
of the Franchise both in counties and in boroughs the
hems of or institution. will be iolarged, cud their
eqeilibriom made more stable, and • redietribution of
seat* soon iced in • Jost and moderate spirit, will
redress the anomalies which at prevent form the most
objectionable parts of our representative system, without
destroying that representation of miseries. which is at
prompt the function of the smaller boroughs to supply.

glorsetsht rt.
RintIeMIRTAFION OF lilt PIOOLI BILL.—to the
division on this Bill, the following Dorset members
Voted for the second reading :—The Hon. W. H.
B. Portman, Mr. B. B. Sheridan, Capt. H. G.
Gridley, Mr. T. A. Mitchell, Mr. K. D. H
Mr. J. H. Caloraft, Mr. G. G. Glyn Mr.ltmg.
Seymour, and Mr. la Waring. *monist those who
opposed the Measure nem Mr. .7. Ployer, Mr. H.
G. Atari, Lieut. -Col. N. Stark Mr. R. Brooke, and
Mr. J. W. Trashy.
Pat.cowe OF COLLIOIII DE01414710111
Booverie's Bill for abolishing the deelarstion of con•
fortnity with the rabrie of the Church of England
imposed by the Act of Uniformity, so al to enable
Diameters to hold Fellowships, for which they are
now disqualified, was carried in the Howe of
Commons on Wednesday by 208 votes against 186.
In the majority were: The Hon. W. H. B. Pori.
man, Mr. R. B. Sheridan, Capt. Gridley, Mr. IL
D. Hodgson, Mr. H. D. Seymour, and in the
minority, Mr. J. Royer and Mr. J. W. Treeby.
Captain Calaraft, who intended to vote for Mr.
Bouverie's Bill, was accidentally abut out at the
divisioo. Mr. Waring paired for, and Mr. Brooke
spinet,
.the cosasure.

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THS Gnomes- —The following circular has beat
&admired. by direction of the Lord Presideot of the
COHnenl, to the locial authorities at the varioue ma-
nta in this county and throughout the United
Privy Camel °floe, April 23.
Bir,-1 am directed by the Lord President of the
Council, to regime that you will call the attentios of
the authorities et to the minnaunleationa
by his lordship's inatnietioes, were addreeed to yoa
from this ofilie in Squat, 1860, and soluvenently in
July, 1865, soon after the sheers had broke. out is
Egypt and is Turkey. Tim proves& whieh the deems
ha„, mad, In Purope sines the date of the Lashmuned
' letter, and the feet that, from ishwination received to. day, eases of Adade cholera have oocurred et Hotterdent
end It. eiginity, have again eall-il Weal«) to the
importance of not meowing any swam of arresting the
propels of the diorama if it sherd be introduced inM
the United Kingdom; and I ma, therefore, directed to
reiterate the premotionary eliegeetione contained In the
abovirmentioased letters, and to repeat the expreerou of s bops that ream twill he provided for the reorption
and medical treatment of any senate. or other
rmoos who may, Go their val in this country, be
ound he seeming from oboist& —I au, gir, yew
(Birror) Alamos Hun.
The Worshipful the Mayor

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