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

sprCy as.ips, the majority Of che House Of csuuess.
That The iAsehood OF day, which ses hours Of
reflection must aispe. For my owu pat toox ths
Barring, my old friend and colleague, and willingly Dor
from bis vpdcaton o his vote the lowing pas
sase-I had no choice len and dsiioersey, asd ~
had been In the jury boz gave my vote that the
laid upon the table failed 70 etaolsh saussoory grounds
for violent resorssd 10 Canton the
affair Of the Arrow" shau % told, that however Was
these words may be, eth the motion vas praovoa'iy
censure on the government and Was my duty 10 vote
MOI willing 10 underrste party Considerations In aaay
perfectly understand tnat weighing the evils
Cd vantsses OF two alternatives, may Dc perfectly JUST
fable 70 pre- the retaining good government In off,
rather than the any particular MOTION however
good. Bot there must be some limit 90 these party feel
bgs. cannot rate ana oil IL horrors iignt
ter For the shedding OF the blood Of eacmiss
believe are responsible TO . higher tribunal nave
right 60 70 without jusInabie cause; and do
not reckon jusaable cause the desire 10 keep my
Then again Il IL said that although she Canton host
uss might be justhabe Lord Palmerst,n ought
supported In continuing them, because he conducted the
sganst Russia with great viEor add brought to an
In carrying war, and his alton In making peace;
but 70 support wAnton and unnecessary nostes on 30
count Of the merit OF the minister in CONTEXT WHOA
past seems 70 me mode Of terrifying national gratitude
utterly indefeDsiole
ms mot probable. however that the concerns Of China
viii occupy much of the attention Of the Parilamsnt
But the conduct Of foreign Affairs Ia cosey connected
with our policy 1t homo
BY course at firm and oonciliasory, the steady
DsnsepaDoe Of own rights, and Just regard to the
rghn Of other nations, We shall best preserve peace
Obtain Ss a snopCus the sH
pepdhure. With peace and cooouy We shall obtain
leisure 70 pursue the work Of legal SOCIAL
ard political reform. perfectly that the terms
peace and reform have for the moment lost their
charm tho Of the present generation Bu1 must
you must NOT expect from me an uraiion Of nv old
creed Ia office an out Of office have pursued the OBJ
tc which those three words are intended 70 des
The present government sprung the liberal party
cannot found their power permanently on any other basis
than that Of the good old npes and the good old cause
Whatever may be your determination, my purpose
to adhere to them for the remainder Of my life.
have pleasure In expressing to you, on this &C.
oasion my grateful Of the support have recsaved
from you during enven,ful period have servst you
% your representative. Come what may, shall always
look back with pride on our long and honorable oonnec
with this expAn, alton leave the election whore the
constitution has placed tin your hands sn,uli you
shall endeavor to the best Of my abilities 10 fulfil the
duous duties belonging to that situation.
remain, gentlemen, your faithful and Obliged svrt,
Mr.. DIsRAELI TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF
BUCKINGHAM.
0UuDMIy-The Hoase OF Commons having, BY So
lemn voe In which the leading Of all parties
ourrce csnsured she crue and double dealing policy Pur
Il ss the oh
Since the ners Of the dissolution the Minister
has declared that bis agents In China will be superseded
thus acknowledging the business Of the vote OF Me House
IL clear. therefore, that the plea for dissolution
pretext What then II the real objecr
TO waste year.
Lord Painerson IL IN eminent man, who has deserved
well Of hh country but q. Prime Minister he coou PIES
false position. He the tory chief Of radical cabinet
With no domec policy. he obliged 70 divert the aHs..
on Of she people, from the aercou Of tneir o.
system turbulent and aggressive that bis home
may be tranquil and unassailed. Hence arise excessive
expenditure heavy saxaton and the soppAss Of al social
His scheme Of conduct is 20 devoid Of all political prin
cps that when forced 70 appeal 70 the people hh only
rlalv a Nh r00 r hiu I'M
Such APIS and resources nsay s.i. Ae depote yrly Of
Saie ezAaused BY repolasos out they DO not beooms
British Minister governing country prouf, fres, and
progressive, snimased By glorious traditions, and aspiring
10 future excellence.
qurs that should be returned 70 the Parliament
With definite principles Il you VIII confer on me- for
the tine me ass nSSo o Su s'as m
Church and State and support those popular and aris
.ocrNc institution: vhice, Ia THIS country, have made
that privilege 20 ali who exert themselves TO deserve
n-iDssnu,iOns which have educated nation 70 aspire
The general policy which would enforce ct this Juno
may be contained In those wordsHonosbe peach,
mere u an sWsmp. Il the present day 70 play on the
parties which exist and haze always 70 certain degree
. eoorse Tor 70 s.oc
ton The church which, hrespsohve OF 0 higher iuno'
tons OF the gres guarantees Of Engish nappness,
bas foes enough without seeking for them In her own
bosom; and would appear % me that instssd OF quar-
rellirg among themselves, churchmen should evnoe
ecc es,sstics posy and spp,se ali ,rs 10 impair the
integrity Of that reformed church OF England which
The BEN security for The religious liberty ali classes
ana cyceds Of hsr Nsdcsy's subecss have tbs honor
10 remain your obliged and faithful servant.
Hushenden Manor, March IL. B. DI5RAELL.
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seut year 70 De able 70 resume my usue ooeopsuons
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