The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-06

tune Of winning even oppose.w 10 our principles, and
suffering obhtssa I'd from their msmoryshus subs.iiut
ing Tor tho selnsh pleasure OF party tru0 on tine
ssuaaoaon q hsvse sasossa On ~ Of ssavsrsA beach
your srss. sou sussc, IL che scasvsmsss Of 90 s,od
sss And have the honor Re s Ts your SSsn
SO GacsvsSos sr.ssr LONDON, march Is, 1857.
NEssRs. GIBSON ANS 0oBBaN AT nAs0ansrss.
perssrs or nsssrs. Gibson and Bright wss hai 10 che
Free Trade HALL nancnsster nor the parpose o. hearay
ss,i ana from n Golden on behalf q Mr. B:sss rne
bali denseiy crowded there wero bet $500 and
6,oOO persons present At half past seven NJ Gso,gs
by Mr. Golden and ur Gibson. Tney we're recved very
enSusiastaoaly the audience rising cheering, wsvns
S, ~ Ss seS come
from ire cries OF "rurp 'em out" 90
Tho Right Hon r. NJ Gioson was warmly yece,ved
the whole audience rising Ia sdd there one ques
ton undoubtedly, In which they did Same extent In
tersre. he spoke on IL when II was proposed TO 60 to
Te m Ss e 10 20 S
introduced that they would get eff .cuvs aid from
soldiers they might 90 pooure whilst on theothT hsad
serious oispu 90 with friendly nasoas and what vas
the consequepoes We're they right or wrong In that
and DID
contrary 70 the laws OF h county, aud what was the
Toe Brit Minister was dis miss Sd from
but the exeiors Of lancashire members prevented
thai patry dispute from rsening ioto . seriou: guar
nay even a'0 a the vIa
rests, Representing the very existenoe Of their fellow
countrymen cit slen. and sec policy pursued ~nicn
ststs The rgb, genslem N then prooseded TO thu
question Of the China yu; and she mention OF the
Of Mr. Golden was received with loud cheers the whole
audience riaing. The 7nnes newspapsr OF Tuesday re-
commended that people should not ask for ioformaton
upon those scts Mr. Low also aid Il Of no use
feminced him Of the barrster. who prosecuting vita
doubtful evidence, the jury not 10 be bias
Cd BY Il GAushkrl The right hon gentleman then
which he expressed 81 the msess Of his supporters held
In Free Trade Hall. Speaking OF eur reoeat wars, he
self defence bit they got up the purpose Of
keeping on foot great and expensive establish ments and
sbsiracupg The minds Of the people from domestic
Mr.. Golden ssid-On the assembling Of Parliament We
found ourselves engaged In two wars-one With an
s sso .Ss I s ~ az
France the other was the war with Persia another Of
the most aroent empires Of the world Param, ut and
the people bed voice In declaring those troops
were moving from Iada 70 Persia troops were called
for nom Oeyor 70 Hong Kong the var was going on s
your s1Psrss and you had no vSc. IN dsoscs that
human bang 70 show me an instance In which one per-
son on the face Of the earth has been happier or eer In
oonssqueooe OF Lord PamerAons admisistratisn Zap
plause) he endorsed the invasoa or Rome BY the
French-we have 10 In our blue books. he the nrs
IN red hot haste to congratulate The preset OF
the Frepoh after his usurpAton, when the blood WAS
still flowing In the streets Of PARIS. Hs rus ID
envoy sent BY the Hungaran because he said he should
treated the s.ns in the same way Ave- u sss ACTS Or
poss (Orses Of "Yes'D Do you think II b consistent
with oommes That the man Who has no Lore for
freedom liberty Ut home should have any love OF that
sort 10 export TO foreign oounriesf (aear hsar Don't
you think that beraty, that liberalism and progress,
like charity, should begin Of homef
LORD JOHN BUssgLL's SPEECH IN LONDON.
Lord John Russell addressed crowded meeting OF
the electors Of London on the 10th ul,
tors Of the city Of Londoe Against decree Of the Regis
traton Associate On which pretends 70 represent you
e. Pi
far % they arc concerned from the nomination Going
back Let me recall 70 your recollection that about eighty
Inc oomnenosnens OF the American war; and Minister
OF that day afterwards stated In the ,uss OF Lords that
we % - sG a. asea o. d s. 10y
and erdnsned before e elections took place We kaow that
Parliament wes returned which approved the war
subdue nose who were then our brethren and our fell
low subjects aud who are now the independent mem
With Tespsc. TO The rss qus.oo, that tie nasty dsc
sion upon ossoutcu tended 70 ssgrsvate The feelings
and provoke the sensuon OF our Irish fellow subjects
prevous s.se producea, sns ss. perp.sssed even "
this day, VIII say ranking enmiiy, bat . ranking
pecpte and TIE Pa,iarst Of Greet Britain (Hear) Ire
In favor OF progress progress we'll weghed
ameoraton carefully considered, the incfeaye OF the
popular franchise and OF popular power, but so,ompa
med ai The time with increased Diffusion Of edu
cation COhesrs Icok to the spreod Of education the
bR scrty Tor in,tlsssors, III. best and sbea
in he Cnd States Ioot 10 Tie spread Of education 1s bsR
sovty fcr their snsfitticns Educason ID ths best
rity for The peace and order o. society (aear, hear
With these sentiments and these eclsrssions hops
gentlemen, 70 have your support loud cheers and
some dissent Ny views the ballot stated 10 the
Guhhal thtn said thought that In the present stue
OF our repres entaoa Il not nttirg that the sixth
man shcu exercse power unknown 70 his feo =. GILL;
zens. (Chesrs and ores Of "I won't DOR Myopnion
on this ect has not been formed from what happens
ia sarda.a but In great degree hon What happens In
The Unted States, and from what have heard with
spscs 70 France where the ballot vas introduced Hear
hesr)
Sir JAMES GRAHAM AT CARLISLE,
e ysmss Graham addressed me eec,ers OF Carlisle on
The 10th ultmo In reply 70 question Sir James SAID
An asksd whether u Lord Palmcrstou was overtArown
do NOT oresse that lord Derby must suooeeds do not
think that that inevitable oonseq uenos, but did
tase place not that The liberal would ose
by The change thiak always that reality 10 better
than deauson and . sham. (Oheers)
Fires In New York.