The Sun.
London, England, 1864-11-24 00:00:00

THE SVN, LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, /NOVEMBER 24, 1864.

on the army and navy since I ha.
e 1
never saw a single item redo
.ced in that time, but I NO
I seen votes drawing in am= at. The Government last eel'
-ion attempted to effect a ar sail
isa
saving
gn
on
nn tthheehyoensoraeser, AO,
but .the country gentles nem came down to the house is
body a2d carried ths, vota against them, I trust Mr Gledi
stone will .:„DPeal to th© British public on the subject
this expenditure, and it is the only way that can be ens:
tual at- the elections, ar. d am sure that they will 10
to support him. (Hear.) The House of Commons "vote 0(
infusion o'f the poprihr element. I see before me so ulenY,
theraiddi.e ciassesAmd beyond them so many of the opersti;
it is thought by Sue that in the House of Co' aloe°
middle-classes I.'reOnminate, but that is:a great d
that house is becoNsillg more a rich man's club., Ye‘l7,
only have air. infusion .of the poor man's helmet by the";
largement of' the rights of the people, and I se aisethee7;
dle-classes not to regard tbis as a mere workin g man's Qa
Lion. The in iddle.classes, too, are interest td in Willa.
Reform of Par liament, in order that their ; ,fluence meY
increased, for v tow we are but a very sr Attu ingredierit
deed. (Hear, I tear.) A friend the ot}-„r day
lay a wager thatt the blacks in Ame'..ica will vote beferebo
Evglish workin g men." I shon.'‘d not like to say that, to
this I will say, that you cannot with safety exclude .00
great mass of th e people from the suffrage. This clttio,
was never before in the position in which it new e 7,1
You have hadseveral successive Governments, in (le-1101
Speeches, recoLtrnending an increase in the nutuuLi
votes. The people feel that they are trifled with.
there. is notlking which causes such dissatisfactioo 6:10
said ``l the
sense o? having Ea en betrayed. The mass of the peuPleci,
magaanitous and forgiving of everything but the eeeep)
tion sometime. errc, neous, of having been betrayed. 01. ot.n"
The :Woking
cia,ses are at present silent on the quaeth;ol
the suffrage,
butt at is something new, and if the,
move, that is Au 'ts
additional reason why the middle 670 r/
should do so. (Cheers.:
Circumstances occur oaceio ems
20 or 30 years when an al.:peal must be made to theta:;,ll
mass of the community. Nh wit is not at all desirableL,
it should leave the whole mass of the people with
ante, a grievance of which they call cc,:nvict you ePoobr •
own declarations. (Cheers.) There is danger in Bgtof
state of things, and the shape which conti 'overe9tCe
is, to my mind, very undesirable. It now takei-ote
broad aspect of the question whether the worllcing
as a whole shall be enfranchised, or whether thelforis
not. It never presented itself in that shape before' isr
the times of the Greeks the working classes were :00
sented in many forms. Do you suppose it pr'iusti
when the knowledge of the principles of r°loo
economy has elevated the working classes, sill pf
that elevation is continually progressing, that,rolle—for
isianently exclude the whole mass of them front the pi
chise ? It is the interest of the middle classes to set plli
solving the problem, and to prevent any danger there
to do so without further delay.
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The hon. gentleman resumed his seat amidst P
and enthusiastic cheering.
001'4
The following resolution was then proposed
unanimously:—" That this meeting having heard 01 0
nual address of Richard Cobden, Esq., M.P., Ilere9.
presses the heartiest approval of the course he has P:of
during the last session of Parliament, again affirrasiO4
fidenco in him as their representative, and rosolvs° ttitt
him in future a most cordial and enthusiastic supfla,
The proceedings concluded with the usual vote al
to the chairman.

COUNTRY MARKETS.

HULL—TUESDAY.
Since our last a moderate business has beeli,,,d
the corn trade, and the transactions reported in virl'igni
that millers confine their operations to immediate 4
ments. Yorkshire reds, 375 to 43s per qr ; white:l;l
42s ; high mixed, 428; ne high mixed, 44s ; Parj;9lSid
At our market to-day there was a large supply (3` aro
wheat, which met a rather slow sale at the pricesei,
week. Foreign wheat was inactive, at is less well le
Barley prices were is cheaper. Oats, beans, well
tolerable sale, with little change in prices.

LYNN--TUESDAY. 101 0/
At our corn market to-day the supply of web
middling, and sold steadily at about tormer rat Pr
attendance of the trade was good. Barley unaltT
in demand and value. Beae and oats rather d3300#
White wheat 41s to 42s 1 Dayley. ''''' ?fie!,
Red.. 3Bs to 40s I GrLnding ••215
Beans .34s to 36s I Oats.. .........
01d... 368 to 388 I Peas ....• .......

MARKET HARBOROUGH—TvEsDOIO
A moderate show of wheat, which sold steadad po)0?
recent currencies. Barley in tolerable supply ftet
a shade less money. Other kinds of grain at Orli; rt
—White wheat, 41s to 45s ; red, 38s to 42s Perpt9
Malting barley at 31s to 33s per qr.; grinding/ ‘,sor
per 30 at. Oats, old, 26s to 28s; new, 23s to