New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20

They ref1Yne % The mem bers, nd ~ u1y ~ lne L0mM[
tees q the House had stated they unseated members
hea by their eondaoi in brbinz where the nsmbz
had BOtbif 70 do with the natter. de@r. bear They
got up false petitions Hear hear In this very case
he Chatham case came ont that before there uv
candidate 20 Sir y. Smith petition was got up Hs<r
Il = necessary part Of their machinery % have
Der TO petition against lHe1r Then the m.ser Eas
brough here 20 the COpp0cks and the Browns hs1,
hear and laugh brought here 20 Tia tender nsrcies O
the Carlton and Reform Clubs, hear hear AID they az
Cd out as they vOaid gEme Il ehes giving bishopor
rock oud sughier three false petitions i2s gsnile
explained 20 one COnmittsel FOR tynnng Peifion
Hear hear Why there sush desperate ra1isty 20
come 10 tat House Became that Ho1se Tss The great
place bazaar laughter the gre A ccs nAEzet L11shter
Here rlsce sdrp sold and bought Laughter, and
cries Of aOirl Why gas the Hous- blest With sny
gentlemen Of the eysl profession loud lsughfs- Va
not because they found that ftshy Parsan speech
that House vas a suTer road 20 the bench tn1n har1
fasQng IN Chambers or attendance n Court Hear
hear Bat was l. for the Puolc advantage thsi tai
should be the school IN which the aEFer should study
Tor the gravity u the ermine Hear, hear.l He Vas
not sure whether the Attorney General was 70 his
place Just now out there gentlemen IN the House
Of whom il Is pretty well knoEn thst oy this t,le
,hey got the situations which they adorned lLlayh'sr
To be sure every class had IL price, well - every
individual You could Tot br0e in The House Of L'rls
hy - los or place IN tue Poet once l'Oh- Oh
Lt VA, there 40 bribery IN making barons viscOants and
yiscCunts ears and ears marquises lheH, near
There Was bill introduced By the noble lord or some
reiomer or Other. prohibiting the gvlns isS y.fas %
penny inland the wives and daughters u tue electors
vas bribery Bat you would ind U the House OF irdi
The gift Of three yards q green band OF blue band very
conducive To the public interest laughter lie M
Drummond was not censuTing these proceedings he ls
fec them i was the only sysm By which your G)yera
eut could be carried BE was very sorry the Govern
snt had not got great deal more power Of that sOrL
iLoud laughter When gentlemen came down 10 tasi
house they must carry On their bribery and corruption
as il c4le5 which was self INTEREST," N another way
They put up with seats az boards and ihins OF il
sort laughi.r and when there a man that was pSr
,iclarv boring fBogrng1 whv be must he Hong
Kong iRoafs Of Laughter He Mr.. Dunnondl was
very sorry that the Government had not IN % gt great
many Hong kongs; the House would be much improved
hv n Inud lzu1hfer Bur there were other places lie
was old enough 20 Der when Mr. Percvas Govern
nept was nearly Destroyed because gentleman in the
brother place. Hear hear And did they not all "a.
men b. the failure Of Sir K Peel IN forming Government
in consequence Of the interference Of certain ladies' OF the
bed chamber Hear, he2T. An hon genueinan turned
m his nose Ia laugh.l but unless all rum0rs Tongues
united IN sehoOd s2d the noble lord had not very
org ago received letter OF remonsance from the head
Of large family particularly remarkable for talent Do
cause be had not included OF them in The arrange
mtnts Hear, hear, aid laugh
What was the danger ofthe Government Simply mere
want of places "A Iaugh There d niger the
Covernuient from aly opposition that could b offered
from the other Size OF the House. The dagger that
received shots from the laugh II the Treasury
were 70 be symbOlzed embodied would be as O belle
or Teus with applicants for nourshmsnt than she
could supply or be would take more homsy ustT atom
that cf Glrsys csTcatue Of the thai brought forth
more pigs than she had tests for. Laughter lie saw
In The notice paper motion from one Of the friends of
the oyernueui- something about India. What vas
il but the squeak Of pig that had teat Great laugh
teri lie took the liberty former occasion 70 IMPURE
the head Of the Government in thai house 10 consequence
Of n ae OF things that bad been brought about by tue
Reform Bill never to quit bis Office upon any psulani
that that House mig come until there direct and
specific resolution for address 70 the Gro VA Hear
hear The noble lord had been tainted with the sta atom
he now occupied but in his humble OpiuOn that situation
was the most honorable The noble lord had ever filled
he ar hearland he besOUg the noble OrdnOi in
dyidual bat as the head Of the GUvement-there
main until the motion he had alluded 10 should be carried
I" Hear" and laughter
The right hon gentleman over the way need not have
Quilted Office If be had chosen % remain aud Lord Derby
ought eheT never 20 have taken Oce 20 have
Quilted hear hear for there no doubt these
changes greatly 10 the detrimen OF ihe public
service but the fact was they never had been reorner
they had been mere spectators. Their reform would
have led them back 10 the wisdom and principles aud
practice OF their ancestors and they would have that
unless they gave property Is egitmate way Of action
would use the. Illegal way Of continual bribery; hsSr
hear and, moreover, he hoped would and hat they
would no. be able make that House Of paupsrs
/" Oh, oh and laughter They mus. make that House
they did that they would no; find the bribery wkicd they
now complained o. Hear hear As to this im Mediate
motion Of prosecu'ing Sir Smith they who voted for Il
were the men who disgraced by H. and not Sir r.
Smith Hear, hear What was the simple question
That gentle had lived in the place FOR many ya- he
was proved before the Committed 70 be kad aud Chart
able man 10 bis political foes well 70 his friends
asking any question the subject and because he gave
Post Office place Of p week all their purity in
arms hear hear and they thought ~ 20 aud show the
couhiTy large what snless pure creatures they
themselves Laughter He thought the motion dis
credabe 10 The House and therefore lie opposed TO
IT, .Hesr.