New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07
Rrttjsh Liberalism.

Parliament. On sccoun, rather OF the deroonstra-
lions Of popular sentiment which the canvIss mas
afforded than Of any faith IN the Liberalism o.
the united Commercial and Manufacturing Interest
now ascendant in Great Britain. We have looked
.broogb our English files with some care 70 detect
the Developments Of Parliamentary Liberalism
therein exhibited. And We 60 not know that We
have found anything more expressive than the
uroceedings AZ Newton on the sth Dlt when Messrs
VIM. Brown and c. P Nnlers were nominated
sndre,urned without opposition as Representatives,
u the poynloas wealthy. Liberal constituency Of
: ,uth Lancashire Mr. Villiers 10 Of wealthy
and sristOcratic family, was an cary and has
been consistent and effective sgitstor for the he
neal Of the Coru-Lavs while Mr Brown is Liv-
er1,ol merchant Of great wealth and high standing
in The American trade himself II we mistake nor,
an American by birth and a brother OF James
Brown. ESQ. Of this City. Mr. Brown has also
been very jealous and influential 10 the Anti-Corn
Lss agitation and his Free Trade letter TO Abbott
Lawrence. which we p1blished and reviewed .sst
yesr. may be remembered by some Of our readers
Being without az opponent he hsd no OocsslOh -
conceal or compromise bis views, and we presume
they were fairly given on this OCCASION and are
very favorable specimen Of the Liberalism Of the
p.;,i.b Free Traders We make the following
.;yniseaut extracts therefore from literal report
i the friendly Manchester Ezamuer Of the pro
ceeding, on the occasion referred to. And first
from Mr. Browns speech We viii extract bis thor
ouzhly Free Trade view Of the Ten-Hour law and
Of any legislative regulation Of the Hours Oh Labor
He said
There w2s smother subject % "'cn pr ~. s....
because if was one - those On ei.z ~ r. ~. =. So.
ct. rrforfunstelg hsf been of onefent opDA m Dir,
eli he meant the Ten Hours Bill lie Sss e9nVlnced
that the greatest '1refsIs 5y "a c.n =. S4.- d.
the law TOOK erect next year u No-.l y ~. ~
der produce The ordinary qsAnii,s % &C., l'
home con.iii f.i'i 20 - -. @-s-,ti,as ~.
SIKH more mi.s 1ul on--.t.i -, -. e,,fs 49,
80. sr I've da,. qrs unies. they consented
20 " driven ont y ne m1f. S ,.tet 49, b. ~
go tss a-erst,es oat 5f eari o5usat and bnnl deal
2, . 5.. ,rs. ~ I've ssgs wors-snd ne master.
rd nf be als 20 pay them snor-ir the event Of dull
tines coming, ibo-- h-nd. = nseh FIeaief esi. -si
neeesssry r. 49,. is .-e.,os.s4 oa -ieir .ioa.-
ders ~ com pei-fi'n ihsi ou.d e,isl i,.-
or ~ employment would b. unavoidable. naturally
fucing wszes, ara -- 49, 49, .' -, h-.f 80 irs-..
icaIea ~, ,.- D.. 49, eir .,res ir .I,-a,i.
tno', ~ {, a. Known LEI in time ~
cffi'h I.''' Pr - r.. --,-. ~ tt.- h, 800.
distress more pr, - =. 1.,,r o. 4-.,--
ferops tme' vi t 49,, =, "a 49, ir -o..rg
. ..aH.- rNa.H.
against Tie Ter Hours 81 pc pa ose' -' &
20 vote which ~ naa -'-i -l't., IN 49,
fn1 = ~ be- was in erior ne CONGO. lt1 ~. ri.
which tlef c'alo a. lei .i- -. 80. -. ,., te
ri0v ii. time fo le hesf adffnfaee ' Nf-
could set che more tie better poo order hst p. ~
his smiy and himself oec-niI. p5o.ios liei., w. ~
cency Of good food and nave comfortable cottage ana ire
side and when inst was The case Won "ond nave os i
VINO would have oeefee ~ sefs'Pees bol u --.
present Ten Hours Bill va continued t-u -, -
deere Aseo we sioe.a ~ w n - - a. sric5s IT,
quentiy MS only capita ~ i''l ~. =. .i ~.
fcult subject % place clearly bei9Te tAe A-
could be done better 10 wrltfen AatIe.s tnan ~
speech frorl me Aasiil9s u1i NJ 'e .Ae 'e NJ
man O. understand ma "heh, ll- tns i'l l-.'
The mills now 90 txi'ienee were n3i sum si K
tie orders tiai came mo 'u''i ' --. i
t1lf; and mes sea ~. ~ .- o.. cte-rs,ee "a
tel q voiE t1ein. -1u ,La' '91l-, l -. ~ -,
meeting competition in the markets 81 The world
n p-,,., beviry concluded Mr. Livesev i'm
oroved' the liberty given on such occasions 20 ask
-, ~ A.. o.to. a.,
him certain questions WHICH, VII" '"o 'eP''eS' "e
-. c,ilors
az io''p"' ,,-,-,.t e.
questions Mr. Brown MT Brown nad sisfsd is beiei
that ne tsNson % te i q y s 80 Re ma
SIX whether Nj Brown % Jar a. "a, 'h NJ p'e "oeu
enfeavor % Iecuce me t-AA,ou o. 'rs . - ~ II.
equality with that Of foreign countries The taHsion Of
ths co1nfry eser than that q any country 10 me
The neenso 5ii, q. 20 ,bsr o,Isy. w. had gross
s - 5do millions stefiins and the revenue about
- ~ No. he Admired however that the taxef
- hes,v sna he should be happy 20 reduce them. ss
ei as uecgres and unnecessary pensions M LlvEsf
sr.vr attention 70 the enormous expenditure
and uavv the large Of pension AID sin
cure lists and expressed az opinion tnst there ought 70 be
some reduction those branches without however NAV
irg the country defencele-s stae-nlT bRo"H sad
that there m ait BE- great difference OF opinion rs 70 hAt
n was necessary do ul the defence ~ the coui IN
H. Thought that 0ur army and navy should De- reduce %
IL EAST force that would defend from oher count les
put ,ce must not be placed such position thst We
hrut h. A. the beck aud nod Of foreign Irwer a
,are o. aud fetch Billy Pitt back, then "i-Mr LIVE
- drew attention the enormously increased expense
hi our military establishments between 1898 and 1872 aud
sk whether the party which made that augrlenteiion
Wa now 10 power, Mr Brown would prevent men i0iA
increasing the expenditure estN in NC ts .l
BsnWS replied that our colonies ano tfadr han greatly m
creased aud that 70 was necessary 10 Increase our piore
tive force. p, r.,,
Mi LNEsfN You stated that The en- hOuis bni "euiu
cause more mills be erected Now no" can Thar br worse
for the working people, when they increase rave
ard employment must Be food for them MI Blows
Are the laboIug people disposed 10 axe I'VE GAYS We
for nye days, WORK Nj lNt>Ln ~ VIA '"' -
ssid be that supply ana demand Ie.e''o p.'' u
esseniug u the supply must h.iease . 'n' ~. -
HsRDy. Of Liverpool inst u n9i CUES pI 49,.
The RiGH sBfsiFe ! cislm ipet y, on 49," ~,
one tiesr. hear ana cheerSl Ni d., =" ~. a. -
things supply and demand 90 Its--.rp ~ 49, -.,.
pehend tht UNI, - -.l 49,. - -iii b.. ri.4ra yar
Mr AiFt'ti ~ - t'is. ,,,r th,nk Ii rtshf thsi
Hfa Int