New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12

tine reoui,ed that they never should be- and 40 the
crIer went forth hat they were 10 he privately and
eonfdentially burnt Laughter and cneers. IL came
10 mas that they burnt IN stove IN the House
Of Lords, The stove overgorged with these prepos-
terors stcks set fire 10 the panelling; the panemg
act Are 10 the House Of Lords; the House of Lords
set Ere TO the House Of Commons the two houses
were reduced to ashes architects were called N 70
buId oihers; we now 10 tie second million Of the
eost thereof the national pig ID not nearly over the
s.ile vet srd tire little old wOslan, Is itsnDle hasn't
90, home tonight Loul laughter and cheers. Now
think VIC may resOnsbly remark, N conclusion
that that all obstinate adherence 10 rubbish which tae
tine has long outved il certain to have ia tie sol ot
more or ess that ID perniciOus and destructive, ali
that will come day set FIRE to something or '.ner'
which II given boldly 10 the winds would nav zen
Lernles- but which OILS inetey retained IS runou1
ICheersl. believe myself that when Admin. sslee
Reform goes up il will be idle to hope 70 Pu' -o"I
10 ils or that particular Instance. Inc g'sas a
and true cause that our pubic piosies -, 70
our private progress, and That we are "v' 'i''o
roark able fo our uyivate wisdom and success IA ma'-
t,rs OF busiDess than ge are FOR our p9oo l9y auu
fsiure take 10 be IS clearly es aohshed as Tue SUI
moo, .,d tara To set this right and 10 clear the
Wa in re couDt for merit everywhere accepting 1t
eoney whether ii be ers'ocrstic or demo cratic, only
selve whether il be honest or tree is, take Il, the
true object of this association Cheers Ihs OBJECT II
.feks 10 promote by xtDg together large nu nbers ~
tbs people hope Of all conditions, 10 the end that ~
NAV better comprehend, bear in mind, understand
themselves, and impress upon others the common puo-
lie duty Alec, Of which there Il great need Eat ny
Keeping vigilant eye the skirmishcrs br0wn oct
from time TO time by the generals OF party the may
zee thst their M ia and uaDeuvers do no. Cypress ihe
small defauIiCIs and release the grea and that 'hey
do not gull the public with field day reye" ~ re-
FORM instead Of earnest hard fought battle Loud
chcersI. have bad no consultation with any one
upou tie subject but particularly wish bat he d.
rectors may devise OF enabling lct -.eGt
working men to join tbs body on easier terms tam
sulscribors who have larger resources lCheersl. l
could wish TO see great numbers Of them belong IL,
bCcause sincerely believe Tint il would he goon fol
fie common veal. Said the noble ord nj the head Of
the Government when Mr.. Layard Gsked han ioi
day fox his motion +" Let tie bon. gentleman End
" day for himself lShame, shamel.
Now, In the Of ali the gods at o8ce,
Upon What meat does Tbs our Cesar z ed
1bst be 10 TowD 30 sfesi y
II oud cLeetsl II our Caslr will excuse me, J would
IKE the liberty OF reversing that cool and 10 n
msnt and would say, Fifsi Lord, your duis IA 10
" rec that man Is left 10 hnc day Tor - is AZ
A." fCheersl See YOU who take me respoieI iliy Of
',Gow rnInent WHO aspire 10 it, live for it, n for
"it scramble for it, VIII hold to it tooth aud al hen
Won eau get IT, see you that is lott ~ Ind
"dsy for himself Loud cheersl In this oil country,
with is seetbing, hard-worsng millions, It's heavy
CAKES is swsrms Of ignorant its crowds Of poor aud
"irs crowds Of wicked the day VIII, the danger
GUS man thall find day for himself because the head
Of the Government tailed in his duty In not antcl-
"pating it by brighter and better one tea cheer
." inel Name You the day, fTst Lord; make q day,
WORK for day hey ond your little time, Lord Pol
"mcrston, and history in return may tben-not other,
@ wise-fnd day for you, day equally associated
with the cOnteDtment of the loyal, patient, willing
hearted English people, ard with the happinets Of
"your Royal Mistr 81 and her fair bno Of children
loud ana protracted cheeriDgl.