The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-07 00:00:00

THE REPRESENTATION OF

SHEFFIELD.

GREAT MEETING TO SUPPORT MR,
ROEBUCK.
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A crowded meeting of electors was held at or
o'clock on Thursday, at the sessions room, in the Toga-lb/
Mr. FISHER proposed that Mr. Alderman Dom h
called to the chair.

Mr.II. i'lltSTE, proposed as an amendment, that U.
Isaac Instable be the chairman.

After some discussion, DUNN wu voted into theft*
by a large majority.
The CHAIRMAN exp'ained the course pursued oaths*
nouncement that Mr. Ward wu about to retire from ths
presentaion of the borough. I thought the pricleutpin
was (said Mr. Dunn), to send notes to a number of itetclene
of various shades of opinion in the liberal party, kooks
most liberal to the most conservative whig, to meet an
confer as to what they should do. I did not call that sisi
lug with any idea that those gentlemen could bin
the liberal party. If I had had such en idea, ns
gentlemen I have referred to would have been the let
to repudiate it. I called them as friends having hal s
difference, that they might amicably talk over the mann,
and see if they could not act together and shake heals is
friends. At that meeting the matter was distweed. TM
was only one gentleman absolutely proposed. The unmet
two other gentlemen were mentioned, but they were in
proposed. The only one proposed was Mr. J. A. R
late member for Bans. I said at the time that I=
the principles of Mr. Roebuck went in many respects be*
my own, but that they were the principles to which I ski
mately looked—which I hoped to see eventually ennui
ont—that I believed Mr. Roebuck to be an hunt ssi
faithful supporter of my own principles, and that we dr
fered, if at all, only Ia the time and mode in whisk in
should be carried out. I said I should have preferred me
Our gentleman, whom I named, and I am sure that Shrift
will not feel disgraced when I say that I meant Mr. ftr
caulay. But though I named Mr. Macaulay, yet, se Ift
Roebuck had a large majority on his side, I said I swap
with them heart and hand, and I will go with then kin
and hand in the support of Mr. Roebuck. (Cheat) It
that meeting, the resolution proposed was, not that Mae
buck should be the candidate, for they did not wish ens
appear to bind this meeting, but that be should be the perr
whose name should be submitted to this meeting. oe bisl
of those gentlemen, for your consideration, and for ado*
if you should approve. A larger meeting, consisting of tie
committee of the Reform Society, was held on theme eft
and came to a similar resolution. Both the menises lel
unanimous. On Monday night I wrote to Mr. Beebe&
The letter was read, together with Mr. Roebuck's amser,
in which he said :

" You tell me that there is to be a public meeting el fit
1 electors to-morrow (Thursday), which will determine' mil
course to be pursued. If my name is proposed, I Rut*
of you, in my name, to say that I shall be molt prowl It
accept the nomination, and that I shall hold myself lei
ass. to give to the whole constituency, to the whole d
inhabitants of Sheffield, the fullest explanation of inyzine
which they may desire. Whatever mune they may ea
most advisable will suit me. The vacancy will not acts*
take place till after the Easter holidays ; but I shall walls
myself at the command of the liberal party, so soon NO lag
decide to present me to the notice of the electors. Whet h
most convenient to them will be that which I shall be ant
i Pleased to follow."
Mr. FISHER then read his letter to Mr. Roebuck, u Ib
vice-president of the Reform Society, and Mr. Hosbuct's
answer. In this the hon. gentleman said:
" The time is probably not very distant when I dull hest
an opportunity of explaining, carefully and at due leerdl,nl
views of the great foundations of political science, end Ilf
applications of those principles to the exigences of the Fe
sent time. The present I cannot help thinking o elf
critical period., and that much will depend on the glidgo
of our political affairs of the coming few months for tis
future well-being of onr industrious people. If s:eselisilsii
trade be established—if an honest reform in our ep
be adopted—if our financial system be put opus Mimi
basis—then I think we may be sanguine of sumac If si
these things be delayed or deferred, very serious erasti
inevitably follow. The two queetious you pa. i 10'
sporting constitutional reforms are at this time mew
ning again to excite an interest. There are some earnoteel
cautious men here in London, who are seriously libouie
to bring about a desire in the public mind for a reform di'
Reform Act. Such a reform will come. The anomalies kA is
ear system of representation must be cured—whisks r
may be soil —if caution direct zeal in the endeavor.
have so much of good to retain, that no man withostlel,
care and attention ought hastily to lay his hand to the
of change. The most serious question which at the nal!!
present itself te the mind of a practical statesman, atlas!
the euffrage—and on this subject I earnestly desire an egot
tunic, of stating In fall my opinions. Words on that
sect are in daily use, which I do not understand, sad
which I have never amented. The wildest dreseiti"
ever puzzled himself with thinking of, or by endessesiq
to frame, a constitution, never really proposed to himself
subs
the words universal suffrage really signify. Men,
and children, rogues, thieves, vagabonds, and hosed est
have never all been herded together in the mind of 0710
and endowed with the franchise; but if not, there is ezdedoi,_,
for if there be exclusion, it must be on roue Owl=
some ground. Some object is sought to be obtained !If I",
exclusion, which could not be obtained if that adore 7.
not adopted. To discover the right principle of ete1_.„14.2
the great difficulty ; and my opinion Is, that noel n.,..0.
men, and most political writers, have ezaggerstsd to
gera of confiding the power of ehooeiag representatives
barge number of persona. I have myself great conlibli`
the good sense and good feeling of my fellow.constiyMi
and believe that they may be safely, if generouslf.
I therefore, though with every other man opposed to
sal suffrage, believe the safe tendency, the really ei
deney, in to extension ; and that due precaution beim(
by registration, and by requiring a known and eetsesirj
domicile, added to precautions for excluding all crimieili
„.„M"
vagabonds—this last is a well known legal term—y0°:1;
go far in establishing the restrictions required id "Z;'„,
and you would avoid nearly all the dangers resulting
having discontented a lerge section of the pop
peculiar modes of attaining these ends, the real extent
th
restriction, which would indeed be large, one cannot
In a letter like this. But I believe we should in this
obtain all the well instructed and rational working lel, ~
put away at once, and completely, all who ought to !I
eluded. Such is my view of what in the end we oho y
and to which we ought to proceed with great caulie!.4
this view you will see merely a matter of degree, and no
principle of the dbmmnoist theory to which no man i!
strongly opposed than myself. But I fear thee Lir;
by this time have tired your patience, and I must i"`:'
complete exposition of my views to a perm&
which cannot be very distant. The whole gswition °.
siastioal endowments is one of the coming questions le
tics which statesmen must meet. They (ecclesiastical
mints) cannot be extended. They will be cseteieted• 11"'""

la tle +bolo oolitic.' ars
piss gems
weft the safibasso dtheW 011111 Ned
=least area ha allsigl. Tab" aged I
aid be • melt of dam The
_p't VIM
M et hither Weide mast be at one angled, Imre& tto
ogle I upset that oty Agin ma your elm wed It at et
one, would ea*ely osisoltle. la all lailancer, pa&
lot
011=rimea they maw to adopt say Ise et mos.
essesdo. I cannot he= =wet
soi
owy MO m dorybody. When
im
moot Wm, ,se in WOwe pens, mime Its ' kayo two
6., wain sae Med.' ma woo with ell of Mom, cr with
—. tee who an mamma.; bat 'that I sash le de le. to re-
=;,.. , the opal Med !slag of the esestilamay is •
,e ,PTati to as mess that willitem me power tar semi gads
Wee Dorsal Comesse. Mathis this, I Mall Ism dose
dot g ojee ; if I shield be malls to do is, I Medd Mt
opt issilm—l ems* dear sir, rum, mg trey mid
ildh ' J. A. Rozsgce.
"Irelliitilli.u" gge pie tho popiesa Ms telleatog smoldices :
getatemeges, Webs leatolotort OM a yummy min sus
were tee reptimaleha et rye lessep. Is ameemeams or Yr
spay big about to =Or So ogNsof loot MOs
wirers et its iambs lamb m Ostwas Weed. re-
pirsi-114 le Um opiloo Of lit Xis •sioor
• ft ais ad properpirees Is want Weep_ is meth.
eta se the mese= ef mr. Wed. eel est be be Meld to dem
omodatt•
gala demo) Now, pallassa, I wield Mks this gpse•
wof ray iag, hdlg. Las beta sonasiod with- Mb
fed es ass of our sopromedatives. I deeply repot the
bid his sorvises.—(A Yds, : "We deal.") I base
epee en Menem st gibs shoat that; bat
Ikeda Mr. Ward • log time. Merin soma a
wed 4%13
me, sod hare; earesmoteM Popular: with bin, I mast
Nil that the more I bow era bit the tiers I
Mrs mislead hise Ward. god a_ Wilds& Tbis mask I
Mak it dm to Mr'Ma I MiteM mg. We ham had
ow little difereasso ia ear seempedisese of kW, WA that
les dm ezpreed la ths sisame k tibia difisseses es&
singe torte: pressed except lama sad rupsilolie atom
(gm) Having tumid my Wigan to this gabled it
weaved tom. that Mr. Roebuck was • very mum mar to
seed Mr. Ward. Ho twat net loss Mini is Xs
Pews thee Mr. Weird, and was a mos of wry
Is Ow lima at COISIZOOII4 a MIMS of great ireZikeS
shat bad hedged
gram& his to le dossed for Bath as the ant alistisa after
Ibe Rehm Dill. Ws. Rothadc's writings is do Wee-
skew Ander, width are well Immo, show hie to be •
tam sting Masi mid, me worst be advaatiog the pod
=akes toads. Dut I have heard it objected that Kr.
h set very seavaseat with modest& slain. U.
s iiabs
etkey bat be will mos stake Memel! so aspolatod.
ail • newandle sae, he hasten steatibieg d
pa lime miss assasedd dew. ha mash doss he know
fiser seemesial tied ssiesial istereir, Odle was missed
• gad hr Ike Ossediees. I would farther
iii!=lnr. =wile*
was neither a 111“4111.4 air
isiewhiXtirer. Ms thrmodisl seism mil Ow the
to
know *it the pest of free Wade am the ”lisy
oh Mo gotreesmest at sosatiy=l* to riga. Xs h
osamsmat with *is het,
ash
sea
Vinod Wear bow to poem IllinsatOs thes
*seniority stag paihmse is the Mame else
He
Mews mg well that the Moms ot Commses bandies km
rem simile by Mir taintless.. la Oh way, sod that the
amide awed be bottoriszWonthes Is midst that
ems, simbishrbish their bays dose hy Mips
M ankles es eels. Mods.) It weablitho meson
Wear to yea the resteatises width regialm Mr. lieditia ha
me gee hotly liberal priasides.sod we blow Kw prim
silo of has teeth to tho dumb la swag Mb
I lad several mine in whit\ I wawa elk his.
flest: used In favour of the bailee, tviensiol_pallemme,
impel of de tie
dyier dames of the Rohm MIL aryl:
bow.) No mud in home a bel foe giving the
Ss treads of deeding Is tbe Hass d Leeds. (Cisme sod
hetelper.) He was • wens admits hr the roped of the
ma er—(thogre)—agolast aggisg a the ass
wet weed
is him el the propseg I= mod ogoLoot theism ifjpelmop-
allore—hbooss)=-he odd la favour da what solhail
ehmepee, gabs' the property qmMoii fos he meshes,
aml the hem of I. aspandea of Asia sad olds.
(Chem) Now, Mr. Datesok may p • Illthe tonhor on
we
of these plats Ilea sway goademen le this mom
wood go. Ise ad yeepsrad to say that I maser to every
eis of those
buck wmdf ; but I mast say I meal ia
gaily ill. Xr. Rosic strs to ham muse poke
its a chartist. A good thereat has alp the palms,
Ails I Mee rood yea es or olden el Mr. Dosibesies.
jam) les quite
]wee that if this rosoltstke kali galled
Ilir ay &Amass
year
log gosh, I should kan Emelt host
mossier it to par seem Yoa all Meow dial Isa met a
am le make leas swam ; bat I will toy bias* sod
doendri that I yenta ad gegen ad • ass to par
antis,l ikt NO teal wettest that ha Wadi may sat
to td awed the prissiplos which he has prollsmod,whhit
be kw ostsdums. (Chien.)
R. J. GAIIIaPORD, ilati.—Nr. Rooked' to a
I the Melee Wow s. Perhaps it woad be =ire
ray eke gentleman who could be pissed is oloopollio•
with him in mental rapacity. Parthemat Is sow voguish
b west of Mr. Roebuck. It has petted/My sena ate
is thi penal dimenwion ea the immestess take ef
Mimi. Mr. Roebuck's piemase is peadierly needed
is do Home ace...... Ho Is a seawho leaest, ea say easseleme hand to speak unpaislabio hues to
was h power, sad Iloywer, hope he swop will her to meek Ind
mesh the mrplo when be dam has the la
Men bear.) It is his etessels mott
onsesess=
ass imam la widely w eggrobeedso
is leas isethe ti hismodf, bo supports that gibed Ise waft
Whom to he *bt ; it is OM whhh Mime am OM
ism homed good sordidly sad brat* to gipped the re.
sesemistisa dMr. Roebuck is pot reptheststive. I
Wide met doges*i be ask ew to 'Masi& to
masa ble. sod apth watt it
adwverzllaM the assaley la see
hi la 'lmprinted olateddlas la gem
we of asodisediss. (Cheers.) With this holies,
_net bating
the digitise. ern oersted, wine I seined *is nom, to
spar babes pa la As potties I sew do, I hive the
meol la rents the repose et Mr. Rm.
The Rev. h. D. WADDY Kidded te Mr. Roast& He
ins Odd the sm. speaker), the gspessalative ot as on the
serene liberal interest. Ms elobloteld vieroat ti..
Pity of bis votes and epoishos. tbe Militaries be MX la
Ile sky, sad rstained tbo midens, of the up to a
45sumeriz
amain time—te the time whist be was toggled, the ewe
et brig mode awe's ceased. Is eel del is
is 011111640. SI sir Jesse GrabiMgrel idessaseslissin.L.
as.") I eel Mr. Redrack ia the dhoussids of the habitat et that dip, sad 1110
1101 11119 rased far brous ; sad Ike steems ism
d Sol soadiemego dad Mr. Rothe& to ths teed
dest, eat :mussed another Slag ea this pima
inly, that be had sold them. (Choors'.) I mast maw
la di that hem been said is reheat* to our late re.
fesentative,
see Mr Word. It is Yam fir Shollaid to Mara
am Thomeszposteab mad *soma. (Lead thesis.)
!would have yea egad am to Cosset who will deb
Mm you' Weems Uhl, bete Idea er gig elm ides. I
m snidest in gay owe mid that themes who aim has
ismlos sastload would sot do
tit. I Mil aseddeat gifts*,
le wader tbo dames* otmplodes dear to that, be
Psi edema to amide the oeustitaseer Oat loth his up
h 'My lito, sod bon with away of WWI*, WI be peed
IhrWualbillitaL I therehre mast tappet him as a ear
its hr lbellold. _ _

IitTCIIAI2MAN said he had taken down wawa d the
await of Mr W mad ha wished to road than over and
*Via. Waddy to than
_ _ _ .

The Rev. Mr. WADDY.—I an Mal if I abuts by what
I leas said ? sad the Mimes offers to read ay wards. I
ea
set abis to address amalgam withis Mad wader mite-
am, without the ilk of mho what peelers I sight have
Med to pat ia milder rem If tf so about= will read
abet I bar sold, aad ma ad pawed to Makin it, I
▪ taismar to pot it ham two tout tam
The CHAIRMAN : I took arra the words Maass they
Nary • dirket rugs of a disirmaild Cline, and that
awls whet a 'OW. tea. who is sot hare, by a asiakter
d Mika. (ftesia) Ilader these simastauses it de-
mo pest sad mins ormilareataa. I Rah Mr. Waddy
isosadeoree et mamma ahem ha sprinter& I sr sot
Ss ma to tie Mr. Wady we 1M ass dors to wards
WWI be y met have kiram um Mr. Waddy said
Issbstk was tessord by the Mir of a silk lowa to sail
kit sertiOsents at IVA. I ask Mr. Waif if, se a minister
et wilika, he abides kJ' words T
Ha Rev. Mr. WARM : I say tbie—lbe you smut aim
• 1111 speak earefally—that I risk k aside MS
tar am is tbk aserkg, after she speablos has bar el ea
tae Ma, should skim to Mar what aft la Mica rut Wier.
Kr. bubo& woe the mother kr Bath as Ms Iliad Mr
m. All his yeas, se Mr as I kr+, rad his spsabes were
same aids. At a eater time, Mr. Rosbush east as Wi-
wi= to his restlassate that he we is oppodtisa to their
ars la the me et Sr Jana °Mar's Martin Bill.
UpsWs a antis( asombhmi, Milk armed kwilp.
Mks spolast Mr. Posbaik. I emir live tke
ily bat is a had& Air, sr I or me withis •
amk, Mr. Roebeteit was samoted with a silk gem. If I
sa patutesiitrro that Mr. Reollash oetually rid his seasti-
Chaimaa : Bat that Is your belief t) Oh,
rit be mee wistaier. (Noise.) Allow r tar is.
limas. I is set wbb to reply sada here; hat II
be alma his Mir sows la writiog what I bar WC
I Mil like to berrbisiroeisely what ha los testae& (The
Oakum, : Dabs Mohan.) PGA? I tlaT
et_ Oman of swiss . bock, sad if Taro pet to it,
mitssalis as it my be, I is. do it. (Hear.)
Mr. I. 111,01(11D2 wit it a Tory eziresellorry oir-
fterlieso, that mitolaiastie.s who weed at ths meat
=us.alsesisa kr the key Donahoe, Maid, or the prima
ems irersal sad at ea this platters as Mural
theft. (Hear, sod irsems.)
RIAL —1 Iwo Use sessowire
Midpeaknew
thou ihe gentleman ma (Mg to who had Mr.
IltdatityLail Mae ha was- efai at, hi west so ter
rm. gm Sig I sidled was, who was *kips-
RIM sad I gm two That 11 was Mr. Woditsgsvir,
err Willy wise supported she tory
KINN sad haghterr.) I mid hardly holism* was the
toe ma abs sow soar with sal prolsideas libel-
alltm, sod is skew how little lifffSll9 there le hokum him
,`Ol • Daft& I mid bray holimat la ha the ems
▪ Welidtenput the knee swell Oa Rims awl he
mu win insgeessd the try Thmeley, the
Laludiat esasurtadrosTio woad .outer
N. 16.• .. esdrestbsir grimaces. Aad as mkt mod
at- Weddy Also to Kr. Irby& T It kat sem potty
a'a Oat; hat mama Mr. yhiady will sot Grow es
sow Ms la the OM. (Idaddltatoal
"Int)) Mr. WWy will lad he las a differlai salloose
his Got had at Hoelti—oo saffesosia laveurof the
eindsael firder, sod spree esolealwa bifsby
iiitsiationess Mee mu Oh Omar WIN= 1/11 "."
tad ths limas% hat_ a of sestorkaksa
: mays that lffr. Bositer was lima oat at
mil emus hs was Impel by • ilk pews. Bet it was
SS *ln 11.11111111,4.11101110111110 lemma la

Bath brought Is bssrsgeinthiss dimmusith =ad which
wa bum scusion, singsrni lend Park Mr. En-
busk. Tot what was Olsten of hang man Gs liberal
dearth. They Innis
err UK to protest a
lestimmith Mr. thimelt. OM mown lakes the
=el of the Awed 118410111. The saw. gthismen, in at-
M. Raba* leans to have hips the tenth, and ,
the pulatipiss of party sad intim. He has gives
us as evidence te chow that Mr. Isibuit Ins forsaken hi.
M!l•4lessafor his
tastwbsiti labliblo it gam
as ? Is ft
in Illte711:11/1..."sai it ‘ll2llNegre Hr. Boit:
legal attsisman, and his thmseastm is a scholar and-
a polintsa. (Chem ) I am abased to lad anybody
bulimia sash noting ts a patterns& Mr. R Aback always
preleamil Is be a iiIIMINStis dint* of Jenny Bentham,
who hit bin a begun i his will. Yet his dusomatic *-
aims Ns bona as OPrthp. ant he segue
eel aul es every sallos;. In illustration
ol Beni slag as errata kon cm of Mr. Roe-
hlcaratiiied Plcollhlsks sad prosecdod ss say that the re
u disainnadsa it evinced showed him to be much
more them a ordinary politkiau. He had never deviated
frees a straightforward sown. Hs was a thoroughly pro-
resin reformer, distann'nod to assure for the people self-
=rent and to enforce an honest administration of the
of the state. Hs was satisfied that when Kr. 11.se-
busk appeared before then, he would nest every objection,
and Its called spa the meting to support UN nook-
gm (Choirs.)
Mr. ROB?. LEADER, think that, if we an to
moms that Mr. Roebuck nerificsd his priceiples to bay a
pown. he did not by any means pay the full prim for
his ithipin, imams we lad that in parliament he opposed
tits maks of thr isms Graham, by hinted( moving an
imminsat. his anindassit was to this effect—that in any
sysisen sthswilen time should be no attempt to
inanhats waft sthigisus inisises, (or such an attemp•
midi In anthills& ss piss kr mistaking and streaati-
=Ml mks supsilmlty of ono own over others, sad thus
perpsteats sal isersass Miens aaimodty. (Chan.)
Of mon% Mr. linsbuds, moving this amendment, would
vets ter ft and Nona dm bill. las not prepared to my
bow be valid is 'lbw ikidons upon that tril bat is 1847
when then misiwnsil minutes of the stewed of odueatioi
wars hen& ban pthissisnt, Rasinek was again
hand seas oppwsnt st tbs innsMial sosseure. Mr. am-
bush mad Ise Am snot down In ashises tot& minnow
oldie semnitess Ono& N. will Mr. Duthonha
kr *ply isis what meld bs the nisratha of the mem
owl the tpt, bohn it um sneslismthity gaiiment. nos,
In voted far Sir W. Clay's saminsith Sat children night
be pumas* to putske of the shoats,* of those masak
aided by the government, without being respired to rosin
angina iostructi-n such se sight be objected SD by thsk
preen (Seer, bear.) He meth thirdly for that anssadment
of Sir Wm. Moir:worth, which represented the gross injas-
af =blow of the committos in rho case of
the Rama alkalis titlidrew, by requiting in all
mesa sidled by the goverment, the IN of the
anhsekth vs-s(on of the scripture, a provision vir-
tual, maudlin RIMS catisolie Within. Mist espe-
cially Is I Ns% his repudiation atlases attempt which
ban boss so sets* math es , and sthitsatly pmistsd
Moat who thinning tbs hinds of the astabibbi
to sat es the smanptioa that an tin population sew
this sf asabses ol the shunts, mil that tbs missiastiag
amusements shoal& be *mod pw the sthiposition that
there are as dinsatsrs, Roma aeaeMiim, sr asessahmisis
of any kind in the Md. (flea.) I bye the inhimadon I
have esamthasbd will (pliably this dint of ths remarks
which Mr. Wady has mle. (Chan.)
Mr. GILL liked if it was incanted Us propos* a nth of
thinks to Mr. Ward ?

The eaid he kaew of no each Intrados, ear
all that had bun add aboat Mr. Ward was aotortostly out
Of Waif- - _

^IIIr.TPLSIUIR mid it was of small importance to them
whether Mr. Redeye/ wen a silk gown or a staff gown.
The mesetien was whether la the Home of Camamme he had
sued essaiKes* with those principles whisk he bad man.
'iota& (Mr. WWI : '6 Hear. heir.") He only Impel that
when Mr. IloskrAk mass to itheßdd Mr. Waddy would
atterapt to sublandalle his statemeate berme M. Roebuck's
hes. He hoped lbe instead gentleman would ham the
enrage to dew. Misers.)
The Bin. Mr WADDY said, as he lead been thus per-
sonally alluded to, he might say that he would as soon me
the beg of Mr. Roebuck as that of an y other
gentleman—and he should be just as much frightened
at say one now present as at him. As referee's
had been made to his support ef Mr. Themely, he
mast demand, in defence of his own esareteney, to be
heard on that point. Those of my friends who have known
ma for many years. ue aware that I did salmi& the views of
Mr. Thornily. (Laugher. " Why sapped kin then ?")
I fraid this—( Uproar.) Jest hew me Br two minutes.
Go ea. laL") AU I sea say le. that I entertelaed tke
spiels them. and I Mid it now, that Mom of high eon
sikathwes pinsiwies are rammed to pellemeeC they an the
mestlSely to peemele your venire. What you want is
met M have 11101•111 seen oa either side, but men who will
melb look at Os ass% of the caw, and vote se the truth
megle. Oa Ibis miasiple I voted for Mr. Thornely, be-
same I believed him to be the best maa of the three, sad on
no ether principle.
The CHAIRMAN—I ant glad I let Mr. Waddy make
this speech, bemuse I heel a perfect moral conviction that, as
Mr. Wady, en principle, votes for men whose principles he
demuset approve, at the neat election be will vote for Mr.
Realtark. (Load laughter and cheers )
Ti. =ties was thee pat to the vote, and carried by a p-
anel show of hands, Kr. Waddy and another gentleman
being 1k
s may diseentisalx. The result was hailed with loud
The ar:t resolution was to appoint a committee to pro-
mote Mr. Roebuck's else:doe, with power to add to their
number. Thom nominated were Mean. Dunn, Fisher, B.
Smith, golly, Loader, Gahtdord, Imuseide, E. Vickers, Bed,
T. Tann, and I. Stholleld.
Mr. MATTHEWS moved that a subscription be entered
into to defray the expenses of Mr. Roalmek's return.
Mr. IRONSIDE seconded the asities, which was curia
naanimeasly.
U wan also mewed amd sseemded, that the elairmin be
impieled to ierimokela lbe rumen of the maser to Mr.
Rahn* forthwith. The Chairman Sea anionased that the
busies oldie methg was at an end, and he hod hod peat
damn in withwitag tks laaanimity which, s the whole,
had prevailed.
Oa the mode. of Mr. T. BADOIII4 1400nded by Mr. R.
LIADI3, jos., a vote of thanks was passed to the Chairman.

COBDEN'S BANQUET.
P 10011,14 OP FINANCIAL =FORM.
Our readers will hardly require aay stimulus on
ribs ambiect of the approokies bawireet at Wakefield. If it
Wen ally a etwial dinner ia beam Cl a bighly-sittrd sad
wholly devoted representative, the Wait of Yorkshire
would Dot be " backward is made, *tweed." But it is
us, for more than that hie us thee a abuts he par.
ilamatary review laws then a domemelsatime of ugh.
meat to cartala pakftel priasiese. It is Mimed to famish
fresh monsastwee Man hapatisat national movament, to
sereogthea the rum of a greet mad gulag alikeness.
Viewed in this light,
_edit* its too lad Proper one, the
banquet to Mr. WU will put net *sly a theme of
load 'Mere*, but as meat of mailed odmatap. We leek
honed to it as such, sad ham the Meet emeetatime that
the libenk Yorkshire will do to
ea the forthema
uses toof themselves, their rbeleples, sad their repro
sentative.
It is, ea NAM mamma them desirable that
this freeval should be The of
• elestke, though it Weed on ammot of
thorough libsr whisk we awe amity lave mite,
at the sum thee ruled a mbed
alibilkiara= * Zrop. Pie ear di: I=4
whisk to pet us el m me mettle.
If there *NM be lay bit et mission M Waage,
any Meg elf of frieeds, eteedini deem the part of
the aselent adme n say
el free had% iteeM seem as if the m-
esas et edgeoeybm fad deemed the mimeo sad
the nerves of the Oboe peaty. That ibis is ibe Nen=
set he me ussof ampeee ; we tehr to the emeaneethe
hat might be pat Isom lakawarum to ceder that ger
realms mee regard the oseelea se one whisk fairly inoises
the edibles* sad subs of their of mom osol. We
hope to me a ..wind 'einem memeleing all the well
hue ef ear balm Um, sod demeimes, ead
ell embed to resides lb Gables is Se magas
mi bumble tok to whisk lhe Ude eammitieL
The maid we astielpate will be the wire of the West
Mos lossomolog ea the asst tope of the day. It is
set to imagibut Kr. Cal bb emu la its
muse Cl tree baboo amok is to Wearies lie poetise is
the now moods mime gromemed paws. It ell be a
but we eseira=oribrisOboseresibment, a oboe
Feast mint 1M of Beek ea See la-
stitatiees mid =skim of wet. We hen goat use
to speak oat plater on this Wink he we have
not Mee to yet. As to hew the Wed Silky feel,
ea this subset, there is no dimes; but emu seem
le AZimi—imaudy, that the loud he remesbut fe
hosed epos put Neon Mob Insiwalfrifreher em
=it gemeamoule cosset appresiate heliegs, their
me to obese, sad mode, whore tedirlises
ere emetmegleied. We ustpeak, eel matte% 6Tic
behlb, seeemebasi,Paeihe seem be
aed pub& diva
immogrbeyeed wlmt It is
at gramett m we .Mil mew me the of lilt Our
awn pit is net dems. Mabee has as lopeosise.
Neither perliemsat rgemenamat Mow that we are 11.11.
mei Cl Cobdea's Om of-ahem. But we mast take sue
to let the Mew, sad we mut de WU them begin oar
@Olean by sombeg ape* Me efieliashing sepperters
to swell the reeks et WakelalL
We have in farmer maim reseessembil he Liver-
pool Fluid Rehm trees : we sew all to *ma the
Ines of the Mau* Rebio Asessiesmk as prods°.
beam of beemefrie vales at the pant Mb. These
pewees' mad esnebeleg pabileatime, amemble for a few
poem mob be be la Se headof every tax-papr. We
my te all whim oar MU as lafraseee—moran these
testis, mil digest their Nemeth matente. You will see,
than, eel bum of year meow ; you will Mow how it
bat Lee Me Powell flay mut pay bis way
trims sibs Weft per week Yea will see why it is
that yew tea mei he best,
sill
year whew, your beer,
jaiinset meg arias me eat, bloke wear, ores. Per-
haps yea have weadand mien suit ea ohms; ineatesivable
Roses*ter=ray, rile: or bezow2to,
theca n
he apoossa des bottomless pC isio "Qt..
thiefizeomy of is shelting, wham useless mew
of the trader, sad the bread of as
Abe lbe
labour, with twee sad teals 1 These Moe are
the met' bile ad earl sad marrow sad 605240 of the whole
mum& Now shall we be 4011ila, our ussienes will
net war la, sail we have prevailed span our fellow tu-
ts make themselves meta, of theme imported sad
Clevfrver-