The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-28

Mr. Bright has been making q speech az Manchestes =
the encouragement Of the Mr.. Bright Is q IA.
rare gentlemen who take the liberty 81 making IN ~
own opinions and Of that sti class Who wheu ~
talk, speak for 0emssless instead Of somebody else
consequently says great many things with which pes
ia general do not agree; and has rather fallen into n
habit lately Of saying things which deemed excee
IL eccentric and dsloyal BY the conservative portion y
English people.
His last speech seems TO have beea even holder A.
usual in this direction lie began by eouiessur s, !
felt humated the present position Of the English -
Pile and he went ON 10 speak with considerable a.,
spect Of the powers that bear sway Ia the British rean
We have government said he,) as We ali knew
distinguished menthat is distinguished some q H..
BY lines o. ancestry llaagh'er more CORRECTLY and enc
" recorded than anything OF which down herr -
tend 10 boast Hear, bear, and laughter We hAf.
government have had for the last two years n,
up almost exclusively OF lords, hear hear Who
consider Il necessary for ihen becoming them .
OF the other to engage ia those ayoeations gAh ia Ia
eashire generally considered 10 be bedtAS 70 aim
all men and honorable certainly, TO all who are engse.
in them Hear, hear We have government Of loSd,
OF hereditary persons who kindly undertake 10 rule Az
great nation, charging f5oo0 year iot each ~ -
persons and they consider il very often extremely imppr
nept II make any comment whatsoever upon the M,
ner in which we are governed Hear hear
lie thought il the people would take matters E,e
more into their own hands the affairs Of the nation np
past
Mr. Bright proceeded TO examine the manner IN wsA
Tie foreign relations Of Great Britain carried en-
Constantnople their minister OF the wors, hoe
sibe temper there mainly because he had been M
before and distinguished for nothing much as for M
personal hostility the Emperor Of Russia who had ouc
refused receive him ambassador Al Vienna they l
utterly Incompetent for the duties OF the place AID
thus, said Mr.. Bright
| "You have then Of the worst temper and d,
worst qualifications for his Office at Consantuope spd
you have man old aud feeble and incompetent al Via.
naords both bear and laughter aud YOU have sor
ernment ~ home made up almost exclusively Of lord
hear and you find yourselves now in the year 1851 4
last year, landed in the objects of which none
these explain TO you hear portion Of who
they manage with common ability, and The END
of which they not able TO point with any hope @
il produce the smallest beneficial result any hus
being in these Kingdoms lCheers
In similar vein Of strong, eloquent sens NJ
Bright went to criticise the conduct Of the war Il
nouneing il absurd and imbecile and insisting Tia,
there the slightest reason why England shon
20 TO war with Russia and he closed with the following
strong between what England is doing and wa
she light have done if she had left the war alone
HYou hear that the health Of the troops is excellent; IA
wonderful They having races and dog-huuis and
do know what besides bat that does nothing for h~
whose remains sleeping under the soil Of the ca
II does nothing for those who languishng In s
hospitals AT Smyrna and Scutari II does little Tor thee
who were mangled, and MANNED, and injured for lie
does nothing the homes which II dossno
ing for all those myrads Of our population who day by day
find the grip OF poverty closing aud upon thea
But IL the people of this country could only pie
ture and the otherwhat England might have been add
certainly would have BEEN IL she had maintained the pa
citle of non-nterventon in these European affairs
logged applause f they could this country cusod
like garden, every sober aud industrious artisan living
in comfort equal to the average comfort of yonr middle
classesf they could every child we'll educated yog
poorhouses and your gaos buildings for the most part
required-and then contrast IL with what you naw
with those f2s000000 Of debt incurred the largest portion
of il for that needless how that is wrung rom nj
classes and less from the poor By the ax-gathcrg,
and remember also that this year nearly fA0o0oeoop
incredible sum--a sum cannot count in lifcmc-a
sum ten lifetimes could not make comprehend in ts
good that il might do for manhat those 900
voted in three nights in the House of Commons s
session carry this war; 30oo miles away from yus'
homes for objects which your statesmen have never
fined aud in which threatens TO leave us ailch
with many disasters and without having added ngs
laurel 10 our reputation and having done everything
damage for craftsmanship and as practical peops
among all the nations of the earth.