New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

p.spIe # opinion fhat We nave hah hln'h nv
in - slsiop zine. the Re ofm bill than ~e had b.
foe. | DO not dry l., but | believe il is o~ins
uch n ore 10 the general int hgrnce VI he people
a, ib,elrpetee .hich hss psOetr.ed even IA a. the
Bouse OF Cou.m"Is, and toto the House of Ljrd--
:, an 70 n, more .Irc. represeLtstoo o the ha-nee
of the col oIsiiiae.cies, (" sny change tna u *
tlsce by ~. Return Act. YOn ktos tust bsfore The
R.form BIZ Catt'c emancipation sas granted wh7a
a civ war va. about to nIssk out ~ Ireland lon
kroS tim. III. Reform ~ iis-lf wls granted when an
irtDrrectiob perhaps a rryUld ion, Wa 81 tue 1cf
I'd sou ktos at 1870 the ep-< # fns cora Ia Ss
uAs grant, g. rot becaUs- q House of Com n ne or
- Hose of Lris xlshei 10 grant i. Hear. hsar.l
by Iu m-eIs For b~le'e ir7t Un; m'rt than lVD
urub.ts had.y.r t.d for hr. ' HERS motion for
m. ieu-. n, NJ vas granted 10 1876, bee tu-e pDr
ton OF tbe kin yipn was visited with ianlue 80
tepte that Lord JUDo Russell u order 10 fe-cr - fe
usgrltuds II seVerty, cor pared u 10 the ftmiae-
Which are recorded 10 have dssp4ief psrfs O! Europe
il tie 18Th c.rtuIy treq1ir-r famine NJ rcar-
city, Hear b-ar Tb'r, al beeo many tc.rcii-s,
ss 500 know Is,re n,d been scsrcity for year.
o. nor. than ore o,c.s Thousands AMI HUNDREDS o
iboussnos Of families nn1 oeen pie'sed mo p7nury,
arc oct f-s into premature graves. And ye; the
com Law wss ~, repealed To quoie t-o lines OF the
unhappy Cbs;,ertor,
TIL. ciyl power then snored a. ease,
viii. .sldi r, fr-d % s..ptLe p-ees.
And not ~, The fuIniu- became serious in the
i,nd th.t All Eur. De aud the civilized void were
sisr4 I'd with tue horrors that Il aei across ev-ry
oc, an and 10 every esle that the Ptr,meut OF r. =
gland IT la,t consented 10 take tneir haId on the
ipod oi the pops. lAiylsn'-.l Aud you knoT th"t
/. larte taIty-a uhry no b,e are IN possession oi
tb. Gov. rrnen-a-s sIl-d aud denounced Sir bert
P,.lasa traitor aLd n coSart, because he dii :
axe s lreatrf hght on behalf ~ the mos, "li ns
n,u0fty itst ever eNstec III any ctuttry. ll|'u1
AppisUse. aud Dos they d. Dot give Jon t.. oai'ti
1oi bee hey do r't u der>t1ld II "a vel "a you
do bot precisely because they do understand Il.
l"He 81, hear" sad l>ughte Doy "a suppo-e there
woud b. ,uch whip - ,bo House, -ucn cody 1ud
nov. rlel ph.leux OF members 1rOJght up, county
members e. steci.y- lang to vote against the
ballot 4 th, DID not believe AL We say IL i.yOf of
tie beloi' Hear, hesr fou have hsi u dis
cussed eIce tie Reform oil. The Argument mas
been slr.scy .r.austed for twenty years, y6t for
all thai they do not give y)u the ballot Take t-e
quesiit " church bill 10 repeal the ohur'
rates hss just passed The liOue OF ConDoos. But
how MAJ ears hss j. been discussed 1ne arsu
Commons that tDty we're lost session Take rhs ques
ton Of TIE game ia-s. Heal, hearl Would 1t be
toIeJa.C C. would Il be t,eTate1 Dy tle people o tls
oounuy-lIo, nol-if they were fanly poled, that
there shuulC EXIT OBJ ct IL 10 promote. 10
the preotest possible .1.n' the preservation ot viii
atinals ior tie sport of the territorial ami seatly
cls,s.- Heal hear The ias has never ~
s,id that one r4s property. IL treats II As some
thing ese. 1t dare cot say that gsne /. p,,openy,
aLd it cannot say 20. Hear, hear But We
have several sets Of PsIliamentc-uses If tie
utnIost Couplic,Jon traps Of eyery KIDD az many
to catch tie pVacher tue p"acher bas 10
catch the game. Loud laughter. And you
have in th- c.viliz.d and Christian county
e axe OF at all discussing the united ates laugh-
teIl-in tbs civilized ald Cmi-t country, with an
M cent monarchy, hereditary peeIage, E-tabbsned
Church. ami all that can be bee s-ay u pre-trve lat
hpd oTd.r according tut opinion Oi some of those To
cit,cise what soy; Ut you have IN the months of
November end December particularly IN every year,
mer on. out srmed cot 10 pro,ec, cows, ara shcrp,
and poultry lhearI which tre recognized ana uhoti-
,tcoo propeny-ior nob01y attempts to NEEDLE with
them-but To preserve that which The law dare not
de sigbae a. property, and the pre-ervhon of wmch
il dare not commit u the ordinary guardians of tl7
pubic pence. Hear, hear Ana yoa have further
irom y,aur towns and FROM your villages, and IRON
Your country parishes bands Of neo aIIned to fhe
.etb usis snte1 may De, oocas0naly by TaDt-'nore
o.ter probably by The love ot atventure-!ou have
ba1ds OF men of this kind proEDg about N al most
eyery county e'desvoIDg t. Destroy this game; ani
you fav. ontisges sdch We have had oefcnbed to
us iii in TIE la.t month, III which several OF our
irlow.ceaiures fav. f,l.en victims, aid have been
Hear, hear No; dukes aud lords, ani
,u ty men.teTs ANA great men of any name, do not
ten me- tbst a, Parliament spc House " Co nmols
that ptrpetu,tes this encTmty represents The ntel-
p.uce and the MORALITY of tae Cnrs'ian popua'lGn OF
tnis country. Anc - sh, W you now little a Prine
Aiater eytTls II aser ~ hs actohs IN the face
ot that great territorial interest let tell you tnst
when come years sgo, std before lad aoy political
cton eveU with Manchester, wnen gave notice
of motto III Houee " Con0ons tor Select Com
itee To- il qufe into the operation of the Game Laws
to II Gury merely such was the alxsty, suca ras
the ten bing Ol thes- genlemc, thlt S koO-
srt PEI Obliged ~ thnk it over, and 10 eau al.
bis followers i"getner INTO Dovniug street aud tnere
10 fessCr o. them, and t. OBTAIN their cooperation
in tie CO urse which h. felt hreelf bonnd 10 pur.le
which vas to cOLseut 10 the Commute for shcn
| wos about 10 UUve. i ntca mol zen you that
the COMMITTEE produced very little result. commit
tees OF tie IIOUse Of Commons very s"ldom do for
what the Hpuse is Committees generally are; ant
If Commtt.e does fappen ia stumble upon
something valuable, il u gtneraly dsiasteiul
To the House ala ls usdi4tely rejected Dy II.
| believe tnst DO great measure patses the liouse
Of Commorsier,y because It is nst. IL passes some
times be cause the peope are fesve so netiues be-
cause TIE exgeIces oi party require that sOne' niog
should pe done But II does not psss-i sise II rn
kssly after fifteen years sltipg in thst iOusea Rfeat
NE s.ure Of iust,e Goes not pass bccfu-e II - Just
Hear hear Ihen come to the CONCLUSION thNt re-
fon il rsctsssry But eau show vou further tnGt II
is smevltable. Hear, bear. The Glv-riment Is ct
a G. I'd cck [hc0r, ntoIl witnont Parlauemhy re-
r,rm Ise Only great resn of the ksiVrm B.l III tlIf
House has te,u this that II IL rOfuced about 100
m.r who do n. time5 chow some sm0unt OF ifdePend-
euce arc ihey act ee from the snsches ot the Tory
or IL s,ctoLs Of the eristOcracy. And II Is "e, II
IL 10y our wois, It is by our speeches, oy our voice
thsi VT the Government from party 70 the
other But make Il impossible for either Ot them
10 corcuct the Goyernme-t upon those annqdAiel
pTrdplts v 'ch We 1nd thc people ~ E1Slaud are
Iesdy to abe IN. lesr, hear Now VIII ask you
another cros-'rn. What ia the obvIong q e simple
ID fact the Only mode by which You can reform me
Hou-e If CvulmuLsl : If a I0au is hlUgry lie eats II
he s tri.y he drinks and II ne j. cod he pats 90 an
extra coat, goes to the jdre II the number Of he
eciors j. too small, extend the suffrage. llieeF,
leef.l II it l.. Itolerabv that more than hall the
Iloasc OF Comwots sla be retu'i al by oeesiAtn oi
.io e,cioIs, or that the population oi aancues'er
sloud return q. .hty-uile members l. other parts OF
The cOu1iry, spd h,fe II only rturos tso the obvious
remedy is to take from Ne scals aid pat into The
other. ArG 4 there b. Nj bribery ari tbs nhIide.
too, Il re1eoy which every e'an ~LY aa7 red
the Qucrn auu who wishes i,r frceiom II ei-c 90,
The ienedSw -ich be points g. Is the reredy oi The
bslot. IISsr heal.
Now what is il that propose That every hou'e,
AOic,I o course because every householder IL ialod
io IN, poor she have vote I'D 1t a mao be not q