The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22


The foreign pOlicy the govern ment bad not o.
such - 10 se epfici " allow Them " ASK thai sne
j,dsmept which House was aDous - pass
her domestic polio hOuis be stayed. He might per-
hsps be eypsctsd ,urh shortly Whist might DO the
Dear, hesT) He rad coubt tina, they thai side
you'd be suIsoc IN the debate ~ the divis ~hcb
q late bad existed N sbe'r party cloud ministerial
shess) wss not for him 70 tell the House shat
range msBis had been mabel QUO m,oSrersi and couD
Ter cheers srd ianeh,er)or what ncer tney his
zee were rsey to make (snser'aI cheers, laughter
counter cheors) He believed toat House
would IN the Of the debate that the different
ssonope Of great liberal party ovied
usy had been. (cheers) They had learned les
ftom aover,ny. TroDicsi cheers ano ansntsr) rho
esce,s OF The different sections that par we're pre-
pared 10 epera,. for the pooa couotry CHEERS
and iror,cal chssrs.) Perhaps, Also sacs leaning
son ne m 81 yersty the, bad learned sson ION gen
i,men toe other sioe, (bear hear they his SIDE
ADMIRED The compact phaarx opposite hut they do NOS
feel csr,ap thst there we're po W ,ba party aso ON
onces OF opinion and principles hear ard cheers)-
Tar greater shan any divsoD IN their (the oppo
snor) ranks the Iauer beng only differences, d his
opuion, OF deaii Cloud cheers ana counter cheers
III must say tat he iyepes II and ne probability
" forming stotie and Jim htra NJ from pat
sad. u th house, ueh as 10 yir, hsm ecsy
Edeso morng h.s amendment Tie should too,
doubt, thai ths vas parry movement (HeT, hear }
eSs's sns oooner aa sd%sa sa 70 Ina
present. CRISIS OF dome aud fore AFFAIRS he would
rale have The party N "fee which, "ne t'spe-enrd
fully ard exact! the tbou hts and feelings OF ali educated
cissses Of Epeiand great laughter ana rcnii coeer
Hom .he ministerial sGe, ard great counter cIeering
hod always been tbe copsisept supporters VI every mea
sure Of progress and reform (Hear, nesr) tie would
rsther see IN their bands tnan ia that Of
whose very anne and beng was aDtsgopsuc 40 ell pro
sress ibfar, tsar) Ne would rather IN Office
Tins crisie of foreign affairs the pherors Of the peace
ana non irt rerehce pocy oil Fox and Grey
sbo he'd the vooitioBs OF that interfering sud
si'zng policy Which Was charactererisc OF Cs,leresga
ard Pit lie admitted that this this was a party
movement but he denied that undertaken for the
tgftspdzemept of any set Of individuals If Dji
vdusi (Haar) He DOW eyed 10 move thai the iolos
irg wcrcs be ADDED 20 the tive beg numby to
suhrm your Majesty that esssItsi u the satsac,o
~ rspt OBJ oebeTaops ID. securing he OF
In fupllf ttnu rtcfh
nigh fl nc'ops Of your Majesty that Your govern
mtnt should possess the ddepce OF this ouse
tne country: and deem II spectfully
r seLt TO your Majesty that such pltDoe repos
ed q your Msjestys present government" loud and
org Continued cheeripg.)
Mr. BAhBcRY seconded The amendment
DspAEL's SPEECH
The CnANuLIoR OF tie sxcnEQrEs (vho was greeted
with loud cheers on lis risng) eacI hno isut with
the taken by nooe lord aud his fr, nds /
thIk one convenient for The public ervce and sdpap
ageous the country, especially STAKE IN which il
Al pt.ss Dt tIds itself " great advantage tbot We
shoue know whether the advisers Of her Majesty possess
col &c Of Paruen ut and we have given the most
satisfactory evidence Of feeling tina, head by taxing
such step as aovisDe her Majesty 10 dissolve the late
Parliament But must OBSERVE in passing that, the
robe oro bae talked OF the precedent OF le4 beng
Identical with The cent state OF things the postoa
Of mnsters, think TIA, tie noble loro, on examnaon
viii ind tba' there is IN fact great difference is quite
true that Lore Derby aavted her Majesty from
ouiy TO dnsove the iae Parliament he having succ.od
80 20 office at time OF ocui and during the
xtepce of Parliament mbied under the auspices OF
bis predecessors anc political opponents he
counted n small LOECsr OF supporters But what
the conduct OF the ministry with regard desc ution
# Parliament IN 1s4l? That ministry dissolved Paria
nent which had been elected under its auspices
tbSar, bearj-tbey dissolved O Parliament composed
mainly Of iDer rieods; ana the Sir
Robert Peel felt it 10 be ts outy to
ed IN the shepe Of an amendment on the ADDRESS
meeting Of the Parliament, whcu author zed by
circumstances different to those winch exist at the
present noDeD ano which net with different fate 70
that which think awaits the smendment the noble
o'd. (loud cheers) l: vas jrsI reproach min.
sny OF Lord Melbourne, of which the o5te lord The
member for IDIOCn the leader thai
remained On these benches year after year-for two
whole years after 1892 when IL received signal ce.
feat and rendered IFS resigns alton, continual
tDued minor tiles its measures and yet neither ap
pea'ed tie country reseDed sid appeal
tie country, & Was fr ON vote Of
own PayaneDt AID by its supporters that
REGARDS tie government Of Lord Derby ts
nave not been suocessfu but that
when proposed The Fariamcp: than one
hrd Of which consisted Of its supporters. doubt whe
Their any mtasuTes, however well msured and however
admirable IN then selves, woud be successful ParIia
ment so constituted. But it oisgr our mea
have not been successful when proposed hos
Tile Parliament, arc was quite open 10 US TO appeal
the country. bave snown that the pursued by
Melbourne in ISL apa which has been nov appealed 70
as Tor the course pursued by the noble lord
tons n reply 10 The argument Of the noble lord WITH
garo so the preceoeD, OF 1881 thar find fault the
sense % s Ss@ the haSs s0Gwo
| Dy nsbs '4Dns aiateiy 70 o reply 70 bis accuse
from Of the Importance OF tbs question placed
teime Il, AID my desire that should lot be Jeff for
Moment III suspense ~ Is OF tbe Elgntst Importance
hat ouch crca' question should be decided, and hope
by al aoG meeting the gu, proposed oy
the noble lord, the house Will be able divide night
QUud cteers)-and seLte this momentous Crisis
which party pdeet possesses ibe conGieuce Of Parlia
meDt (' Fear" and cheers Ieutrely recprocate the
sediment Of The noble lord and bis friends
take for The gepts on this size of The house. that
are defeated the government which succeedt snal
receive from us fair end constitutional support AT
THIS there ought 70 be Delay OF twenty four
hours in coming to- decision on this qaestou-{ioud
cheers)-and sense OF duty the NOBLE ot and
hs ifelos have thought oper lot TO lose
challenging the poizy OF Our occupying these beocbes
question: and 10 lose a coming to a decision
uro1 t. {" Hear, hear and cheers) | cornet under
stapo why the course which we ADVISED her Msey take
aloud BIO called and reckless There uothiD! in
cssouton Of Parliament which the great liberal party
all It's sections ogreed (hear hear)ouent 10 look
With Jealousy Gnu dsirust. 90 mol know the secLoos
below the gapgway (hear hear)wil say that frequent
dssolutons OF Parliament are TO be deprecated Tha
complain Which thought confined the uneau
cateu Classes ldear, hear and laugher) know tha
the noble lord tie rtmoef for Lopoon hears the
phrase dissoluton Of Parismert' whou, rising 10 con
o,mr it, and this is consonant with the Of that
educatod" party 10 which indebted for the Sep
tepnai act-(hear hear but did all the
sec ions OF thai 0efai OF Opinion that frequent
reokleas tHesr, bear Having dissolved Parliament,
happy TO hrd that the noble lord One MARQUIS o.
Harlrg'on) in TIC manly and promising speech which
he has madt--(hear, ana chees)-has limited his Cd
seryaiors Win regard TO the dissolution merely to his
opinion of the pocy Of that aud has conde
seemed 10 iDrude tEe trash on the House OF which we
respecting the oonduct of the cleo
uob(hear )of the corruption OF oonst,tuenci
(bear, bear)--W compact win foreign Powers and
h;eaJcbes which have been 60 frequent (Hear, hssr
So Iotc IN nlonne The most ue9upocdl ana uneqrir-
eating, that there has ben compact o. any kind IN ,sos
quarter; that the support uhich air many instances
10 Dmlys Of His side Of inc hsc at The late eetioa By
Jele7 subject protesting TIC Roman Caiholic fo gicn
not only schon compact ony achout conditions bat
gren sotffoH conraa1ucafso7 (Cneers take
IT for granted that .hose who supported then unoer
those circum Stances well other subjects OF ner
Majesty had formed their opinion, right or wrong
on pubic events Oh pnbic men, aud on public policy
But IL ia plain enough that the civil religious liberty
granted to the Roman CAtboce especially with the cid OF
the noble lord civil ard religious liberty vote
tor wings and TO support whg candidates. CHEERS and
laughter The moment British Irish subject pro
fessirg The Roman Ca'bolc religion FOR tory il is
quite clear that the gentlemen opposite even the