Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-16 00:00:00

CAINE FOR SCOTLAND WARD.

„It is gratifying •to learn; that the Conservative..eui.
42(late for 'Scotland Ward, :Mr. C. F. CARDIE, is, so-mell
Z'Preeiated by the great l'ody of the electors.
I,l4;,altat has personal merits -which may wall commend
tatnet: tlae-rfavourable notice of any nuie
nf
gay, 311 t we-believe we are not mistake.o when we
depr e..14131f.0 do, without -meaning to imply the slightast
been ik.e-4tion of those persoutil merits„ —that it ia chiefly
Pop ; 40,i8 aLlons ative that he has anet-with so
Seotl-' a reception in the' Ward. The fad is, that in
becr
.Ward,-as almost 'everywhere else, "Conservatiem
thro' n'an” to -be- better :understood. We ourselve. s,
treaVl ttheb -medium, of-this our journal—the an-
gy, Sing circulation of -which amongst all classes is
eread;„
Coaservative,principles in -quarters ,where
fittkaci- Princis :have hitherto been but little.,knowm,
th,terainy pearver understood,7-through the , medium
°nr iournal, we sayove ourselves are lending some
trierle aid,•to laten.the public min. chef:
such das-
as Scotland Ward .upon Conservatism; -and- with
,4gtee of _success t00,..we understand, which- has .but
/lot °lal, if ever, attended such efforts before. And this,
te,utcanse we are doing it better than it wa.s,went to
bee-0110, but because we have daily means of doing.it-t-
Ao
aye our paper furnishes daily subject-matter of
htrea, dissertation, for. many amongst the .eleeters of
.Municipal wards,- who-never before had. -0.6-oppor-
(4:ll4tY of receiving Conservative principles in
_their
se,vllllewspaper4eading. in this way, we repeat, Con-
' , alive principles are becoming better known ; and
ta,result is, that they are exerting an infineneerwhere
the only political iufluence exerted, was that of, a
itPant and mischievous liberalism.
Atrt is as the advocate of these Principles; then, that
i Carne appears ',before the electors of Scotland Ward.
boo. 1111 go into the Town Council as a Conservative—
'"8 a democrat. And we rant more- Conservatives
1.11j,4r Town Council. itt will be decidedly to
lam, Public advantage to have more - there. The
ti,b7 at large cannot but be benefited by that Conserva-
Perrading• and influeucing -our Municipal affairs,
Lord DERBY, at .our memorable banquet so well
bat t) when he said of it, thatlt "is not obstructive,
trove hest hest promoter of safe, gradual, and social im-
c,,,44l?a,—that Conservatism which would give to
:'eand degrees of men within the realm their due
14/174, authority, and preponderanee,—that Conserv°,
I.,‘Nt bkl loves the interests of the people at large,
tLste'4l :not be` away by noisy denunciations' of
Nliaie;" demagogues." Mr. CARNF, then, will be
414, lc Reformer in the truest, and best,- and fullest
Zlthe word. Well did he declare to the electors
n't
s"tte,-114ay night, that " Conservatives are the best
because they reform by degrees, and wait
feel' the
.restdt before they go .further." 'We
assured, therefore, that the electors
715toist734dic iinous. Mr. CARNE a highly upright and
Councillor. He is, they may
ttotia,ii( oPen it, po popularity-hunter. lie will not
to pander to any mere popular feeling ; but
'‘ltlie`-413 to the saund and sober judgment.of the eon-
h-e/ to which be offers his earnest and bed ser-
h_N e'o ,141 d we cannot for a moment suppose, .that they
ty 7:44
qt. so great a mistake as to forego the oppor-
-" -'at IS now presented to them of securing, as
41.Presentative in the, Council, one on Whom they
etMei:nt d!Y_pce the utmost rliance, for a f 'thful
islcaharge, of his duties, alid for constant
attention to their municipal interests.
e"4 4.t
kg? , CENTENARY AT A LUNATIC ASV LU5l.
ce4l4.eliecral:reraid gives a report, " communicate,d by
the )lar,„ ,r-i_nimate,' of the celebration of the Schiller
44,1repoh"-:. at Lunatic Asylum. The evening,
1301• was spent i a gay and cordial manlier,
ptlier atl4l extracts were' given from' the works of
aiort,'? IN 17; the evening.
NI. to"noN.—From an early hour •on Morday
,tll4,laely dation and its environs were visited with an
olt eallajuse fog, accompanied by. a sharp frost,
11144v-I'Dz()aphel g-icat hindrance to business. As even-
-444' • , the fee. became exce,sively dense, and
cha
ntq
"a took prace". but they were happily not
cte-f-,