The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30


Hear, hear II they preferred staguatior to agtstoa
1T the Moderate men of the middle classes would not
the that had be DONE let them take that
il for them by others less pstent than
themselves. Hear, hesr) Their ony object was thst
the same nigh position it had hitherto occupied.
(Hesr hssr)
The resolution wss abou. TO be put when
Mr. A. WALKER addressed the Chairman from the gal
Iery above the platform, and asked permission, a
liver, man Of LONDON 70 propose sn amendment as he
thought the terms oil the resolution were not sufficiently
strong.
The CHAIRMAN sad be I'D feel disposed TO curb sn
expression Of feeling upon the par: OF any gentleman
present, but this only preliminary tioy, and
there anything hhe division among them they had
better peyer nave met. (Cheera)
Mr. NALkER then attempted to speak, but
ceves with fuch strong expressions OF disspprobaon
that after unsuccesstuy endeavorng for minutes
The CHAIRMAN stated that Mr. walker had agreed not
to the amendment, the coDotton to which he
(the chairmsp) heartily accs6ed, that he shoud be
allowed 10 speak upon toe resolution (Cheers)
Mr. WArKHR then proceeded, amid Gontin aed inter
ruption and calls 70 ORDER TO argue government
had 1t in their power 10 bring the war 10
soon they pleased, by appealing TO Poiaud aud the
other Distressed nstonslIties Tue uproar no ~ever
increased TO such degree tha. not word he uttered
could be heard; and at last
The CHAIRMAN observed that they not met to
discuss be question Of the war; aud he would eau
the meeting TO decide In the usual way whether Nc
Walker should proceed With his address.
large majority Of hands being held mp against the
motion that Mv Walker should proceed that gentleman
resnn ed bis ssnt and Her was restored
The resolution was then put and carried unanimously
amid much cheering.
Mr. $. W. LINDSAY, great ship owner) MP, moved
the following resolution -
That the remedy for the system Of maIsdmnitrson
which has caused smentable sAccs OF )or money
and human fe sought in the introduction of
larsd experience and practical ability into the OF the
State that the exclusion from office Of thote who
high degree the practical qualities for the drec
iion affair in commercial country, reflection
upon integcBce and betra nj OF its that
While discaim cero Of excluding the aristocraic
clssscs PARTICIPATION in the councils OF the Grown.
feel IL duty ,test against re pretenions OF
section community monof ole the functions OF ad
minittrstion.
The honorable gentleman said he would have pre-
fefred remaining silent locker ea-a worker rather
than speaker the cause, If il had been possible he
had already been worker for he had done great DEAL
IN conjunction with his friepea, Mr. Travcrs and Mr..
Morley, in obtaining their presence AZ that meeting
Why bad he done SOY simply because he had felt the
retsssty Of rome poveuept in this mNter he had felt
that necessity, not merely mber Of Par sment
but ALEC merchant of the city Of London. (Hesr)
IL in his latter capacity that he now addressed
tr en- for he had sat in the House OF Commons as a
member and hac been ashamed and amazed as a mar.
chant (hear besr at the frivolous which the
obe lord at the head OF the gave to ques
tjops all important TO every person the country.
(Cheera) When ash ed question with regard to the
war the noble lord replied with sneer and laugh