New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

~. clersymen Of the Church Of
ver''S Sir ] Graham said II was 80,
h"h -. Loyalty % their SoVefels" - - -
49, seeking FOR the abolition u %, p'bIc Mr.
49,, ana me PROSTITUTION % u ." -, ,.,,,ion
49,, Uss in favor Of the .6ce that
- ~oosidered i Of enormous -" 49,, ores,
ard nc st1 -, take false step on Tue Piss
the h0use AZ, O'Connell SAID that any Pe''ou
ent ooo So. ,.-ss, an opinion that tne housS VI
c'H'i 49,, - he abolished. Or. bo"fihs was W
49,, ,nioion lie thought tne Po't'o" IS
me .'.'s.iyed. Mr. Wekley said ina, nc az
U,.st measure with toe prayer W. |"o - =,
70 - srres with that part when feiH1eu "
e.1 or ~ - Lords Bat he hoped that ne sno1io
tne 80 smother petition TO present, because ne
pe'e ,b,, there was not tue slightest SOou ~
s.ee~ o,titions 30 that House, as they met VIZ"
'e". .,,snt,on whstover After some iaf.hei re
% rom members the petition was o'ueio' !"
a. anon the table. ,.,..sa,,
~. great body Il Chartists ln'ebu ~ - =
80, 10 the House OF Commons OF Iue l0,n -
49, ..Il,,s f,r The Charter. Al recent lAlbe
-. o1 cbarti,ts IA London It was stated ths'
- i,eir petition was presented irom '"o W
49, t,od,sd tbou,and Chsrtists would walk 70
.n' n. ~ Commons One speaker SAID II was
ii mockery and farce to pet'tioh a. an KS 'h'y
- usll knew that the Government wouid never
~rs6t the Peoples Charter aHa therefore JLsS QUO
=, ourbt 20 be appointed for the House OF Com
-. -, c,n.idsr their petition. II they SAID NO
mn
80 100 900 persons would form compact oooy
.s.,.,.,d etcb other by signs unite IN process
-, "a inset the Government! Great sensation
va, manifested Al this proPositlonl
Ano,ber speaker stated that the Miltary hao
.l,ss5y frsterlized as H. Fraoce, with tae People
- ia, ttev were not 20 much 20 be dreaded -
IS Generally supposed. 1t was weil-knOwD
81 thAt eighteen of the Grensdier Guards hsd
,bis vary week sig1cd the Chartist petition. Tie
had addressed tens OF thousands OF their fellow
uorknen in the provincial towns and they had
tsk an an oath that # blow were struck at the
,noonster procession on the 10Th by the mlnlons
81 ne f;oyernnent they would strike back again.
Nj Fesrsus O'ConnOr's notice OF motion winch
"a Intended 10 bring forward when he presented
,ba Charts, petition WAS laughed al by the House
"a Commons; bot the Chartlsts remind each other
tb.t motion Of Odllsn Bnrrots was treated IN
.imilar way by Guizot and tho French Chambers,
ani they knew the result
The DaHy Ne,cs referring - the present Severn
oent of France. winch n amelOratng the condi
Ton OF the lower and sborng classes, remarks.
.hat Il is the same Kind Of Government which Mr.
Fssrgus o ConnUr recommends IN England, aud
which is moreover. hailed and looked t. by a far
isrger mass Of Engshmen than our public press
viii admit, or than tho upper classes seem to be
ware Of" In the same journal Of March ~ the
House OF Lords is attacked Ia leading article and
great reforms are recommended. For instance, the
u
extended small constituencies be done away with,
the ballot adopted and, ia shOrt, the reform OF the
Legislature.
The Government will soon hnd that the voice OF
the people cannot be stuffed by " pooh pOOhs and
" aughter-grest laughter" as IL has more than
unce attempted In the Houses OF Parliament The
DAILY Necs reminds Ministers that the tons 10
which all proposals for reduction Of military and
naval expenditure are pooh pOOhcd 10 the House Of
Commons Is calculated 10 cause great Irritation 10
the Provincial seats of commerce aud manuiac-
lures" Agsin. though these districts may not
have much influence IN the political cotenes OF the
the Reform bill aud Anti Corn Law hgi
tations show their Influence in the country"
or Tuesday the 2sth. Mr. OCOnneH, IN the
House Of COnmOus gave notice that on the lth
oi April NJ O'Connell, NJ. for Limerick. would
move for ieRve o. bring IN bill u repeal the Leg
sstve Union between England aad Ireland The
House laughed Laughed, while every irlshman
al that time securing pike ten feet long Tor
he purpose of resisting BRUSH soldiers snd while
every freshman was swearing TO use that pike
a. ainst Eng.sud
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