New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-18


preliminary Some ship up into the gallery, and hasten
round go as TO get opposite 10 Lord John The reporters
wnG nave been taxing sy nov 70, zoos III. III. an, and be
gins He oOnesses that be nigh. have felt some difficulty
in d.ang with the multiplied objections which had been
made his bal IT, fortunately. many OF them did no. an
others and the refute thsmseve But he does
proceed take all their points in hs target and de as
with them with small adroitness He i happier. how
ever the weakness and inconsistency OF
antagonist thtn in establishing proposition Of his own
"a Characteristic supposed 20 be especially Whiggls1
He therefore dwells the various objections and, with
Well then either effects aredacto al a5sgrdIDa in each
csse gnes himself 10 have done He next shows
That the Government, having inserted in the Royal
Speech recommended that extension OF the suffrage TO
persons Of present unqualified should be considered, u
was strictly in accordance with precedent % introduce
this measure. He refers various historical in
which ministers especially Mr.. Fox and Lord Granville
have brought in similar bills st exactly the distance
ron the BE- ginning 81 the session the present time and
the House escapes reference 70 Mama Charta it will
lsrdly geto without mention Of Lord Somers He warns
little as be gets refers 10 his own successes IN extend
ing The frsnchse and though he is obeeged he retains
some old phrases and old sounds appoints debates for TO-
morrow sc might end speaks Of Room when abiding 10
the Scarlet LADY to ADM; that this is not Ia &c isure
Is be contends safe, jus; and constitutional one.
He relies upon the support Of the House in carrying out
policy wich tends TO the establishment of institutions
broader basis, and to enable the country the better
TO carry out the great duty committed TO her By Proyi-
dencee peroraon often repeated that mig also be
kept sereetyped Mesrs. Hansards. HIS lorsp takes
his hat from the liable and siis down, and people
think that the minister having replied lie debate ought
Mr.. Dsrael s OF different opinion, aud has established
for himself precedent OF always replying upon the Gov
eminent H. begins very distinctly bat very quietly.
Perhaps Tie compelling hearer TO listen every
wcd spoken by orator carried 10 per
fcCnwe do not refer TO the internal power OF his
tory, but 10 lis He had not intended 70 speak
De Is frequently in this case but-there Is some reason
why lie should Ii tax question Is ne thinks would
he dir. snectu TO the sovereign as he has been Chance
lor Of the kxchequer If he did offer few observs-
a trlNl Of Il
tie House Commons may naturally be expected 10 take
interest in subject affecting It's rights II there be
Other for frustrating his intention 10 avail
mstf as the Frenchman SAID OF great opportunity OF
holding biz tongue H j. be found in the strange and
exanpet doctrine of the noble lord The wellprepared
attack IL then delivered The House is requested to go
back few months. The history OF the session x traced
sarcastic oHmeIts upon each legislative act or attempt
enlivenng the story and complaints of ong-forgotten
| personalities coming up ike grievances but dex
terOusy introduced that the hearer who rhes what he
affects 10 condemn rwerdy glad they have ranked
long Then the before the House Is shown )t TO
te isolated endeayoT to capitalize little Popg liar
/ ity by psnderng to party whim but lick m long
chain of unconstitutional practice for which imPeach
mcnt would be 80 much too mld treatment n II he Will
not even propose vote OF want of confidence Toward
the end OF his speeches. Mr. Dsrae gets very loud but
his voice takes purely artistic t0De-passion has nothing
TO do with i;aId he drops from an angry clamor 10
smooth colloqualism just cieverly a. Mr. Macready
used TO Go in LOrG I0rHL when in the scene where he
upbrading his wife enters and the highly bred
man. choosing that Nal should witness his anger
forces his voice Gown into The genesi, Desire NJ. Man
lev TO walk up .iafs But that last sounds like
teTmiration-Or is there another bang in the squib yes
one more ard with a capitally constructed closing
tence OF which the last syllable rings distinctly in the
the first the leader OF her Maesys Opposition sits
down. There loud cries for division, but the gallant
Colonel Sbthorp will be heard. and the House humOrs
him. knowing that he Will be brief lie has nothing to
saw except that he considers the ministry be the most
shoflirg vacleting, contemplate gang-yes, SIR gang
ever assembled and that t1et DdAGO Ct dana terenes
The Speaker then proceeds to put The question
| PUTTING THE QUESTION.
tbe oil rule of % he
House during the mystic process OF division has been
scndcd il ID with exception regards those who sit in
the speaker gallery and who might cause inconvenience
by getting among the Members. So, that declaration,
'strancols withdraw, though brHtRa tulmeH TO-
h. strangers above turns IngeDuus out He must there
fore basn upstairs and watch the proceedings from the
Ihere is sand glass on the Speaker table and this Is
turned when the debate concludes and during the
two minutes that the sand is running members, duly
warned hurry w from the library smoking rooms, dining
rooms and the Thames promenade, where, al high water
and when tie wind does not bring over the reek OF those
foul manufactures Senator's lounge is not unpeas ant
tie accessories Of the being the sparkling lights
pla,hipg river and good cigar The time up every
body has been whipped in and how the bar Is cram
med and how the foem ranks press forward toward the
of the House The Speaker orders the door to he
closed. lie then puts the question Its form Is mystic,
MANY things here but there is great danger of
mistake whippers-in being alert, and members knowing
the advantage OF following their leaders The proposal
was Lat Tue GmnSs DI SnU9 40 DC
that stead of the words second time, there should be
inserted this day SIX months The question 49, whether
tie words proposed to be left out namely second time
| shall stand Those who are OF tina. opinion say Aye
| Aye, say great many voices on the Government
side.
| Those who are of a contrary opinion say No.
No comes in thunder from the Opposition, who have
better lungs than the Mnistersists The Speaker then
casually remarks,
Il think The Ayes have IT,
He is however Instantly aud fatty contradicted by
various Noes and without cOntsting the point excams
| The Ayes 10 the right the Noes 10 the left
All the mbers down from their seas anu the
floor is crowded. They making their way, slowly 10
the Hobbies appropriated for them The Speaker nomi-
mates two teers each sde whose business Is 10 as
certain the numbers couple of Government men, and
the mover and secOnder of the amendment. While the
House is clearing, the four telers nger and exchange
Jokes. member Is taking the opposite side to that oil
bis pa ty and teller calls after him that he is going the
wrong young gentleman with large palet0t mas
arrived in q Highland dress from some masked ball. aud
one of the four lie passes, invites him TO take oil the
paeto il order delight the Speakers eyes with view
of his As the House reported clear,
the tellers follow TO do their work.
Now the members, having voted, begin to reenter IN
single file and return 10 their seats clerk IN wig and
gown goes the Opposition green box TO DE ready to take
he numbers Sir Frederick The.ger comes in looking
quite triumphant walks up 20 the clerk and speais-a
sensation round the House and then tremendous Oppo-
siton cheer Enter Mr. Hayter, the Secretary to the
Treasury looking quite well pleased, and he also
approaches the clerk The four teer then form In line
ard retire, backing As they dos their position indi-
the victory The right hand man of the four be,
longs the winning side and IN that station Is the tan
form of Sir Frederic Tbesger Another tremendous Up
position cheer and the four 90 bowling up to the table,
and Sir Frederic reads from paper:
THE AYES the light 800 the Noes 10 the left
23i" Terrific cheering Government beaten by IA, and
| The Criminals Enfranch sement Din lost
For a few inmates business IL suspended, members
laugh the victory and defeat and Ministers are seen
In converse ugenuUs may suppose that they are con-
sopr another the painful catastrophe but II Is
more probable that they arranging what other busi
ress shall be taken that night The door having been
IN larrt4a HnI nan