The Sun.
London, England, 1855-08-02 00:00:00

MR. URQ UHART A T GLOUCESTER.

A. public meeting was head on Tuesday evening at
Gloucester on the subject of the war with Russia, and it
being announced that Mr. Urquhart would attend, there
was a large attendance, Mr. Dawes presided.
Mr. UnQuitaßT spoke for two hours, reviewing the
antecedents to the present war, which, he said, was wag-
ing on the question, whether Russia should have more
than four men of war in the Black Sea. Having asserted
that the English troops were for two months within
two days' march of the Russian army, without daring to
meet them, he was met by loud cries of "No, no," from
the body of the room. He explained he did not doubt
the willingness of the troops to fight, but, unfortunately,
we had combined the cowardly heart of the masters and
the willingness of the servants. Other statemeras made
by the speaker having been met by a negative from the
body of the room, a cry of "Turn him out" was raised.
This was met by a challenge to "Try it on," which was
not accepted, and Mr. Urquhart proceeded. He declared
our position in the Crimea to be hopeless, and main-
tained that the Turkish squadron was left at Sinope by
the English authorities for the express purpose of being
destroyed by the Russians.
Discussion having been invited,
Mr. JEFFS, a clerk at the Gloucester Docks, dis-
puted several of the stat..ments made by Mr. Urquhart,
who he said had abused the Parliament ; but what, he
asked, had he (Mr. Urquhart) done when he sat in the
house ? The fact was Mr. Urquhart was greatly
angered against the Government, because he had not
got a place under it. (Laughter.) In the midst of the
speaker's remarks a dog fight arose, which appeared to
have peculiar charms for a large number of the auditors
who quickly crowded round the canine combatants.
Mr. Urquhart having replied to Mr. Jeffs,
Mr. S. BOWLEY addressed the meeting. Mr. Urqu-
hart, he said, had condemned all their public men, but
he had not told them where they were to find others
whom they could bepend upon, and who would impeach
the traitors. However, whether Mr. Urquhart was
right or wrong in his views, all honour was due to him
for coming forward in the dischargo of what he con-
sidered to be his duty, and, therefore, he moved a vote
of thanks to him.

This, to: ether with a vote of thanks to the chairman,
was carried, and the meeting broke up.

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