The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13
THE ELECTIVE rRAHczlsE N EyGLiS


Representation Of the People bill" resumed oy
Mr. BLACK who said thai hs felt constrned BY sense
more Than expressed before, both publicly pr
yateiy and which participated In by majority OF
PsrSmsa.ry representation bad proved By experiences
70 be the most ELECTIVE and powerful mschne for the
production Of gooi governmsns Ws the elecsave fraa
some said oil who lived under the awS had natural
right 70 in the Ains Of tnoss lsss othss main
ssasus. But, he latter prncpas wsrs soospssd.
every who took cup OF ~ or who smoked pipe
mi s.s sss a. . :. L X y s
best system OF government which oesld b. provided
for them You were no: bosnd - srsnfy every
~s.s ne. tend 9 ,ss a. ss.S a's Sss
s.1 % cut, s: ss he
s q u IN .aa =
could be but answes v suoh question (Hesr.)
Nothing was more difout than 70 decide inteigentH
upon political qucsoss, and would Parliament jusuaed
in enuusDs tho power Of deciding those questions
large Of nseducatsd persons whose passions and
open 10 tho influence OF INSCRIPTIONS agitaaors.
BY co~frTtng the fa~chise sEeh large mas Of hay
edsoaid people you eeuA r rsise tAe character Of The
stitsencts 5uf, ts contrary, ineynaAy 6rsng Il
dom in degree 10 The Iced from whscA the neo BODY Of
honorsbe gentle men were 40. aware OF the extent TO
which combinations such rale unons and their aa
tions carried In recent instances they had
email executive body sitting London issuing orders
receiving ooedienc from All psrts OF the kingdom
the number OF those who governed BY
that executive in London alone was not ,ess than
(Heav) might DO that ali those persons, would
mot be admitted 10 the franchise under TINS b but q
s9uyosins toa. The sSscsvs comm,se oowo~sa su,o
baby Of men sho were energetic, enthusiastic and az
gressve chcse to nsue their mandates, how many
connected with that body would dare dscbey the ms
In fact, every man OF that body would be either
voter or csnvases, ana the House could conceive The
immense effect which such . combination would have
upon elections Honorable gentlemen opposite said tina,
the rev electors would deal nturionsly with the
q the '0uag Ses A, . .s be 9sy
from their own shoulders TO those Of others.
But they would also agitate other schemes When
many bonssnos Of hs, class and tue question put
him, Would he support an Etsh, Hours biLR' ae sad
10 intfuss them with the franchise Hear, hear) Ne
would those receive the franchise than might
toa or The abolition Of the tobacco duty test for cleo
lion, and doubt candidates would be found 10
sr B. LrrrosVA free STATE win be thus bes. SUE.
tanned and advanced by securing to 10 legislative cocncis
the highest average degree Of the sense Of the
common intercst. (Hear, hear) mus, intelligence ID
requisite, but NO, intelligence alone; you might have
legislative assembly composed Of indputaoy insel
They their intelligence for interest when
In feet, they used for their (Hesr hear Hence
follows class interest must predoninaae over
Ill the sthers, interest Is gone (cneers)
Cons That csss DC tns great propr'e.ors gone tia,
The honorabe ana learned member for Msrylebons bss
done the honor 70 quote expressions OF iue tn praise
Of me Aborer aud mechanic neither resracs shs praise
the quAin cation with viii h was then panied
Tho vcssiDg class have virtues stngusriy noble and
geueroas bot they obviously exposed than tho
ssse ts-sr psssrty subjects os~ q iSe e,v71rses oY ne
rich, aud " stormy t'sse rssn We ae requires he mod
a. asmsseosD (Hesr, hear 10 every man who has
read hssor these are no unsupported proposaoos Tho
history ali she old rspubhes i uniform . % sh truth,
and AL tbce. Old republics, 81 osa vhsrs democracy
h,osory tells rs that he voc 81 Ssiic, i no cure
IL he cs.sesior s q. sseS.qusr p.seA which,
whatever may think Of the budget nirodu ed viii
long the language lasts told truly that "hs interest
OF the vos king man was consulted less by cheaper
trade which gives him wages ana smploymcnsS adj
vance upon that Argument, and say therefore, thai tho
tue q The working man ia every wiss
Legislative who stimulates trade who strengthens cred
who exni the standard Of society, In WHOM the working
win every step that rsscs the common interest
presobasivs IN every profound lawyer who renders jus
tos more accessible; In every enlightened philsnsaro
every naval OF military coer whose prossss sna scisn
suggests scupder defences not only for the land
habit bus for tie protection Of the commerce which
The honor OF tho DEG that ID ouly the safe
guard Of our vealih, bscsuse 10 the symbol OF our
power tcheers But are these the kind representa-
ives the working class would generally prefer they
vere the great majority OF eltctcrr say boldly, No.
hr more equally aIaased than i d Win pa = he com
mon complaint thai such tho kind OF reprsssnta
ryes they prefer just bear What h sAid that BY
an American addressing bis feow cussnsaot political
maiccnieni deciam,og on popular hustinEs, bu .
OF high cfucston [Mr Dohcrty) calmly addressing the
lecture s-"Fesr for the Future q he Republic
After stating ~ well kpown zc that TIE more respect.
abe citizens even Of the commercial and iadustrid
hus-shcir- time Can be better employed" he Toos
on 70 say, "rhus, the vast machinery Of this huge
rtpuehc IN all re departments for The most part len
% the control Of bands OF men Who make politics .
tsaemen Who laugh 1t integrity are insrnsibie 70 pa
trcsisu, regardless q iusisci Who haie the man
VINO ies ,he truth and VII crinse 70 them and 1--we
tbs cue VINO lowest tcnds, yst ehcss them Ia the cnd
hss ia isss.,are raacs the Sshs. ~ ,Ss oa S'ss
there are those who lesae for the different Of Inc
American onrdersey Who are unable 70 read much less
present wants, fourc prospects who are ignorant OF
the Constitution and woud DOT dare al the hum pesi OF
isnorsnes ). Their ies.i ,sun osr~rr sc1-., sre,s
ea<A Cafsst, dartsc r> 0ds and dssn0 M por az orf.
rsg,i e.-fs.sH,er tg.iaso. = s.s1 s.d ga within
year 4 has come TO hgnt that In o. The vigorous
States q the West the majority OF the legislature with
many d the State ocers violation q oaihs and
for Us and to- oar possery, s.'.ss ior our peace
at home, our character abroad, that the kEsla.
yesrs ttsS that the ssss should be dssrsce hy such
representatives, and dshoucrcd by such lava" (Cseers1
a Se-. are me sort q representative whom the ma
srsocrscy 70 whom The bouorabis number fos Brmnr.
ban ss ,r'ees Al ihe evils endure lHesr, heAr) 50
nnNH w AHerkA WOW 70 England. let AK
Who IN our time has been the man who has haa Inc lar.
Fess share q the especial confidence Of the working
classes Not the honorable member from Hrmnsham-
lhesr, bear J-bt Mr.. FeArrus O'connoy Hear, hear
And there any member present who would ~ thai ii
s moen, the interests Of the working Glasses are not
etocf represent 10 tha Houec By such gentlemen ~
nsss described, and whom We may recognize wherever
e,ert our eyee, than ihey would be Il they could tun
~ MOVIE into syrascrue Of Te>rgus o'C,unors.
N.Ntneer snd checrsl SIR, rf me venture 70
y.u IN nssrso Of the manner IN winch ,hs iIssle
Ip,r. s sna purity and exAh Vie constuspcy
a., 49, .e NAT We state q The vcrid readers likely
49, w -''ne csfr 70 come rarity differences nh
1870 80 qe.suoos sf,csns foreign rclauous id
~ son'. saeh DIGESTION on nicn Parliament hss
been akfclset-soue QUESTION Thai sbs aof srs~,... -
wnst vc snoom nov CAL deics,s matters Iss us ann
poe- mp ansv quarrel wsh Chisa woshrx mos.
hkeiy Rsn that Suddenly, then, u.~r~ srr.., 49,
your rec constituency IN opc Of thcse bcro,so. ,hIk
the pceie lord reserves ~ The nursery o. fans sens
snf the refuge o. M treated ssatesmcn tuo drrsss 80
inpos1s p.rscos, whom that nev coosl,aeoey Do nos