The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03

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he members for Brighton in the hate rrHanen. were
Admiral Sir g. p Pcchen, Baronet, liberal; and Lord
Alfred Hervey, liberal conservative and Petite;
Of the Marquis Bristol; b. ordship howsys, has now
number Of $40 votes, whose politics these Of an
ultra liberal; be M an advocate for extension of the
Of similar character, which. conssderins nat there
are upwards Of six millions Of adult males in the
United XIII gdom who have no vote, ma. not be
considered going too far That so Important n
place Brighton, constantly frequcnted by the nobility
gentry and wealthy merchants, OF standing and inu
ence joined TO its position great seat OF numerous and
excellent educational establishments should NIKE i'm
portant change in its representation, syn Of the
times neither 10 be neglected nor misunderstood
MANCHESTER.
The members for this city are Sir John Potter and
A. Turner, Esq who have thrown out, by considerable
majories Messrs. Gibson and Bright the late members
probably known to the most Of that Manchester
the head OF the great manufacturing and cotton
spinning interests of Great Britain it possesses large
and intelligent population, and is, for its size, the wealth.
est city in the United Kingdom and probabya the world
of some use in their day but that Gay has passed. They
bad the good fortune to possess one deathat on the
particular interest, was not very extraor
binary; and they assisted in carrying out their idea
70 successful issue, in their abolition Mr. Keely
the ACTOR, used TO make laugh when he announced or
the stage that he could get hold Of idea" an
occurrence patent with many Of who have not the can
dor TO admit It would appear, however, that second
idea Of rational nature beyond their reach. The
writer has for years personally known these menGbson
Bright, Cobden wamsley &c all tn cir ideas and feeling
chaDUpl-trade.
wages long hours Of labor high prots and peace" Ia
war Interrupts trade) "at any price, These things, well
enough in their place, were with them call In all, or
"the one thing needul" They hard, grasping men,
uDacquained with magDanimous generous feeling
bers" is much misappled When the severe but no
norabe struggle took place, years TO wrcst in
ians atd children only beyond the age Of infancy from
the cotton mills where their persos became deformed by
long standing, and their health ruined by fed air with
excessive labor and TO limit the hours of working, such
men as the above were the mortal enemies Of
that noble, and eventually successful struggle II
this occasion that their operatives gave them so bitter
a reproof when they told Them Do not suppose
will join TO pull down the aritocracy aud gentry TO PIT
such as you in their place They at least gracious
and polite when we speak 10 than. We not such fool
as wantonly 10 make situation than IL is, by
placing too much power in yolr hands, We told By
ANTAGONISTS that our souls situated in brains, but in
such men appears 10 be in their pockets They are IN
decd miserable and highly dangerous individuals where
the honor and fame Of their country concerned let
the United States Of America be careful of such men, and
guard against their obtaining too much lniiuepce
Mr. Bright has just PUBLISHED his farewell address 10 the
electors Of Manchester contains, at least, the usual
amount OF rubbish 10 be found in such documents. lie
amens, on public grounds }" the loss Of his Very
modest IN the Quaker lie repeats that the with Rus
STA n needless and guilty act Of boo,khed, and
melancholy chapter in the annals of his country This
in perfect keeping with the principles OF such men"Dp
not touch our money, and you may do anything else you
please" He has given % their interests mental aud
physical labor than Just 10 himself HDw kindly
sderael He Will rejoce in all that brings them pros
periy and honor &c. Sir John Potter the present mem
Der, Mayor few years ago, when he received the
honor Of knghhood; in soliciting the sufrages Of TIE
electors OF Manchester he anky told them that he
forward TO rescue the constituency from thradom
which had long been exercised and felt whatever might
DC sad TO The contrary mat he sought their votes az
sincere reiormer and that considered worthy Of their
confidence he should support every calculated 70
advance the commercial social and intellectual position OF
the fDghsh pecnle SIR John Is much respected
and esteemed a hospiabe and kind hearted
The writer has been acquainted with him for
number Of years. His colleague, Mr.. James y Turner,
spoke m more forciby in ausion to the conduct Of the
late members and their faction; he said "whas feel
strong interest upon the domination which has been
long exercised by few persons who assume all the pow
without the moral OF the anti law league,
and that for political purposesD Mr. T,paas a sincere
reiorner, at the same time Il IL hts desire 20 see he
country maintain firm and dgnhed attitude before the
world With these two members, Manchester may
be regarded nrm supporter Of Lord fanerstons al
minisirauOn
GLASGOW,
This large and important commercial and manufacturing
city by Ear The most wealthy and industrious in Scotland
has also become strictly reforming and minserlaNs.
MI. Robert narlish having superseded Mr.. AIexan
n
administration, VAS considered slow, ind what j.
vUgary called somewhat Of a spoon. Mr.. nllg.n
advocates national system Of education, dyeed Of
bros and expensive machinery and under the control a.
the rate Payers. He respects the voluntary system,
does not think that ii reaches the children OF the poo
such large Glasgow. II he find Lord Pamerstun
trucking TO the despotc Powers be will oppose him 10
with many others he the confidence
his lorcshp now shown by the country will induce him
to bring forward large and liberal scheme Of reform,
which his colleague and himself will be happy give ihc5
hearty support. Mr. naelsh is the head OF old and
srN. nd ".
been personal friend OF the writer's q considerable
period Mr. James Baird, however, Of Glasgow and Cart
sherrie the great iron manufacturer, Of metal and
Of the most hospable house In that city, has not beer
equally Fortunate being superseded the representative
offasrk BY Dir. Merry, supporter Of the ministry.
HuDDERsFIKiD.
Mr.. Richard Golden, without attempting 10 solicit
votes Of his late constituents in the riding Of York
shire addressed himself TO the electors Of the manufac
turing Of Huddorsncid and has experienced The me
tlnoauon Of beng defeated by Mr. Akroyd who, in Ia
votes, obtained a majority of cl6 Mr. Golden told the
electors that be gong into the subject of
the late var with Russia, although the result OF tina, war
be honestly believed. had not been 10 make any human
being the face of the earth either happier or wiser or
better. very strange opiuon Regarding the Chinese
he said that " the country the people did their NJ
most they would get neither honor nor glory than IL
they fred their cannon and muskets into flock a sheep
wac an unjust aggression upon deionceless nation
We DO net envy a man who take so one sided
and Unfair view m such important matter Cor
the sake Of throwing blame and sandal upon biz own
ten that the representatives Of Great Britain abr,ad
should have taken the law into their hands without
consulting the Queen or Parliament What trash il thsi
Before the Queen or Parliament could be consulted 1T
great distance, hundreds of valuable lives and mil
hons of property would Ia all probability have been de-
stroyed. He believed that the IN the Chinese ques
ton against the government the mos, honorable ever
given. The decision Of The electors told him different
story He concluded with panegyrc upon msef and his
services carefully remembering 10 forget 10 mention the
large amount OF between seventy Eve and eighty thousand
pounds three hundred and fy four hundred thou
n bal
10 remunerate his services Like his colleagues Glib
and Bright he has been uscfun hs dav hui that av
has passed. The Manchester school has now taken the an
pellaton Of the school Of adversely" His successful OBJ
roncnt, Mr. Akroyd supporter Of the ministry liberal
and reformer ar Joshua Wamsley another prominent
member Of Mr. Cobdons party has also lost bis seat for
leicester.
hyLEsBuRY
Mr. yard, the somewhat celebrated excavaior Of anti
ques at Nnevch, has also lost his seat and been defeated
by Mr.. Bernard. In his bos, days there was larger