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London, England, 1859-03-02 00:00:00

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LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NAZCA( 2.

RATLIKI lausehed their raw projest Retain
on Monday night, biking' resolved on devoting
yesterday to inquiring hew hr they might depend
on the support of their followers when called upon
to defend it is the Home of Cemsons. A media
I of Coneenativos had been leeringly convened at
the Midst redden* of the Pam= in Downing-
I street ; sad there, soserdiggly, a large proportion of
the Onservative members of the Lower House as•
sembled at the appointed time. Lord lamer is a
1 premised actor in such scene. His talents in the
demagogic part of party hadsrehip an perhaps
unrivalled. It used to be said in the old days of
real Reform struggles, thet whoa things looked ill.
and the real and die seemed wavering, nobody
could rally them bask to their standards,
or wind them up to tie sticking point,.
like the Mb sera The shifty gad elegance he
then dengled to the caw of the people he has long
▪ leialehrred to the minim or their jealous and
neephisne edvemerige r and he is new as ready to
hamnine s parinneleteay had is favour of oxen-
bbia end digfranchimment as be was eight sad
twenty yeas ago to stimulate Mese emend him to
rift all anseqoasces rather thaw give way " to the
" menant of ea expiring lbstion." 'Else holies has
net yet expired, tad be ' who, when quitting I
Liberal Maisistratics, MOM that he would always
" ramie Whig as much as ever," has come at hat
is this, that his *icy Is deemed too
,Tory to be
jeetildn by those who have hitherto been mad-
dewed the meet Conservative asenhere of a Con-
genitive Calniaet, and that he has had to use
all the peat rhetorical shill end argil* of whisk
be is master to indigos ifs 11011 plats to hold firm
to the illiberal Bill he has aimed them as a new
party shibboleth.

- Alter tho unmistakeable signs of opposition
noniihniod es the introdestion el the nasessre,
odd ems seemion thereupon of two of the most
estimable sad metal of Lord DWI'S; calleagoss,
it is not tenprieing that he should have felt ft
indispensable to eons, if pondble, to a eller ander-
*laden with the sada body of his te,
wars them frankly of the intsdnont y In
whisk they were Owed, sad to quad' at any met
the spirit of mutiny is dissorties. We were not un-
prepared, therefore, to hear that the tone manna
by the Pass= regarding the sweats w whisk
hs has diked the fats of his Administration

was bold and uncompromising. He is said to ham
told the noblemen and gentlemen who met him yes-
terday afternoon in Downing-street that by that
sesame the Cabinet were prepared to stead or fall;
' and that if upon the second reading, or op= any of
the sods dames of the Bill is committee, they found
themselves In a minority, he should =hesitatingly
advise lb. QUEEN to diesolve Parliament. Among
the classes whom rejection his lordship is said to
have pointed out as fatal to the measure was that
regarding the disfnmehisemeat of the county votes
of temesiders in towns. Coseideing the tone
arromed on this point in particular by Lord /one
RUSSELL, it is impossible not to regard sash a dada-
ration as the taking op of the glove ordains" tong
his by his oldest sod ablest Parliamentary
satagoniet. Issue is here joined, and each side often
to pat himself upon his country. An tar es we base
bees bibinned, we believe no indiciado' of farther
schism in the =Material asininity was suffered to
=peer in the presence of the haughty PREMIER.
The bulk of the emearvatise party seem impressed
with the notion that there is betides in the pro-
posed edema lustful to their interests, but that, on
the emtrery, if they could only incased in thrusting
k dram the country'. throat, it would Air the moment
stmegthen their political power. A general =guise-
...lice was coasequently refused la all that Lord
Meier said, and a genera primate was given to
stand fire without flinch* anise the feneidalde
asimalt preparing to be made upon the Bill.
Hardly, however, had the docile eonconne of
Derbyitos quitted the scene of their morning drill,
end adjourned to that of their evening watch
within the walls of St. Stephen, whoa spew sat is
the strange drama sow paring before oar eyes sod-
denly began. To the amusement of some, the
ameseerent of others, and amid the breathless atm,
tics of all present, Mr. WALPOLE and Mr. HENLEY
peoseeded to inform the Home of CoMEIOOI why
they had demised it their duty to quit the Cadriat of
Led Deur. Both the right lionardie gado-
men declared that they had origieelly made stipple-
d's. when accepting once on the subject of Reform.
Mr. WALPOLE bad anticipated the unlikelihood of
his being able to agree in the mesa= which he 'sp-
read it probable would be Rasped, and Imams
Hams Secretary upon the soadidos that deed
math prom to be the cue he would be at liberty,
whenever he thought fit, to retire. Yr. Han.=
told the Paturtsm that in his *don it wee as use
tryiag to shirk Mem, that the viatica weld
Ore to bosettled, and that if he joined the Govern-
ad it would be upon the understanding that they
would take to in band in right eeriest. According
M the lather light honourable gentleman, be and
ether sabordinate members of the Ministry were not
allowed to get any very clear, notion of what wee
easing until =oat the saiddh d Deoesilleni Die
a.m. end contemns them teak phase 'bids led
beth him and Mr. WA LPoLs to the madmiss that
ea saner they were out of the cessera the better ;
militia& would hare &Niamey deeded at %Het-
eme. but that they were pomaded to • kohl on
,y do tbetsetoristic squat* that uthiag bid
been delititively nettled, end that eves if it
weft they: maid eel tea retll tats alesibil et Pew
Minot eribeiber It might serWieltddiffilple.