The Sun.
London, England, 1831-04-26 00:00:00

(From the Times.)

The city is one wide scene of bustle and activity ;
every man, whatever his opinions may he, feels the in-
tense importance of the present crisis, and acts as if the
issue depended on his own personal exertions. - The truth
need not be disguised, that the Anti-Reformers in the
city are strong in resources and energetic in action ; but,
naw that the friends of Rats run are beginning to be effec-
tually roused, it is manifest, we think, that they ate
overmatched even here, and that they must sustain a sig-
nal defeat. We have met, in every quarter, with the ex-
pression of the most anxious desire to assist in the work,
either in person er purse, and there is only required the
formation of some committee, as a rallying point, to evince
the red stiength of this feeling. We have heard person-
ally several members .1 the mercantile interest d, el tee their
intention to subscribe large sums to exclude Anti-Re-
formers from Parliament. Nothing but Organization is
wanted, and it would, there is no doubt, have been already
in action, hut for the innumerable claims on the attention
of our leading commercial men, arising out of the elec-
tions, and the rapidity with which they are necessarily
hurried on. To-morrow will certainly produce a regular
plan of action suited to the occasion.
As regards the election ter the city of London, which
will come on on Friday next, that which all men in-
terested are most aqxiotts about is the selection of the party
to be opposed to Mr. Ward, who must have property and
high character, as well as great activity to cope wish such
an antagonist. Mr. Grote, the banker, who would have
been deemed a perfectly eligible candidate, has unfortu-
nately declined the contest, though it is not unlikely, we
hear, that he will come into Parliament in this election,
and thus give the country the benefit of his vote in favour
of Reform. There is no doubt, however, that another
candidate will be secured an that side of the question, and
p?rfectly worthy of the suffrages of the Livery. The
Lord Aftyor cannot, it seems, present himself, being ine-
ligible on the score of his contracts with the Government.

The funds are per'ectly firm, and are hither than on
Saturday.

THE REFORM BILL.—The news of the suc-
cess of Gener,l GASCOYNE'S motion excited the most
in-
tense feeling in Bolton. The moment it was made known,
groups of gentlemen were to be seen in the Exchange
news-room canvassing the matter, and concocting the
plans to punish Mr. WILSON PATTEN for the course which
he has taken. It was resolved to enter into a subscription
ta oppose his rettnn, in case of a dissolution of Parlia-
ment, by every legitimate toe ins, and w issue an address
calling upon the freeholders of the county to loin them.
It was was also agreed that each man capable of defr tying
his own expences, should go volentatily to the pull, ant
that they would defray the traveling expences of their
poorer brethren. Maechester Guardian.
GLASGOW RECEPTION OF THE FATE OF
REFORM.-Without the sligi test wish to raise t r keep alive
feelings of animosity,were we would rather see mutual for-
bearance we think ourselves bound to notice the reception of
the intelligence of the decision of the House of Commons
on Wednesday morning, not merely by the hundreds who
surroundill the mail coach on its arrival yesterday, but by
the crowd of gentlemen who were assembled in the New
Exchange. By the former, disappointment of a hitter
kind was ho:dly expressed—execration too of the majority,
not loud but deep—by the latter mingled feelings of joy and
anger were most strikingly evince:l. A few cheers were
raised by a small knot of Toties, headed, we are told, and
we admit most appropriately led, by two placoneu, but
hisses,. groans, and severe recrimination
altogether a spirit of hostility and dissatisfaction was dis-
played which was never witnessed before on any political
occasion, and which we fear bodes no good to tl:e control t
of Glasgow society during the six next months. %V ore
unwdling to dwell longer on a theme which is to us He of
sincere regret...- Glasgow Scots Times.

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