, 1865-07-28
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS.


Mr.. Hughes, whuse appearance was slp
nal tcr enlhcsi1sttc and protracted checrinS
| accompanied By the waving Of hats and
haI tkerchscls, said that the reception with
which he bad met proved that he had made
no MISE ke in becoming a candidate. Ire
autnce q the dissatisfaction which vas felt
ey large portion Of the people OF Lamheth
with the 1last Representation of the bornnrh
C"So, no. and cheers.) The question az to
"he'htr that dissatisfaction was or was NOT
real Weuld be decided, not upon these hus.-
wLtre be hoped that all The electors vou!3
present. themselves ard vote for the men
wtom in their conscIenccs they believed IN
he moet ntted 10 serve their borough tn Par
liamcnt. (Cries Of Lawrence aud Dou1.
1o1, No ropery," and "No 1awsers. n
Before that trial came be wished 10 max bis
p!ctes. against the Insertion which h.d
sometimes bttu made that Lambeth was
the most corrupt bo,ouch In the kinedon
and That no man could te returned Tor II
without Spending Thousands and thousands
& po1pds. In his own case all his canvass.
ard q cry Of "spu geon"], and among
Gthefs 200 workingm,n Ind eiyen a,i th.Ir
spsEe Time to lhAt work. [Rsnew.d cheer
Ing. Lie had addressed 80 many meetings in
c,ns rent paris Of tie borough that he need
not then enter into any details upon any pro-
II eelun ot Political opnlcns. BE would ouly
say tia. he felt certain in the new parlla-
ment gs.ed measure Of reform would lie DO
posed. and that whoever they might send to
tht HtuSc OF Commons as their icprtsen.
hve, would yole IN It's favor. The ground
uroa which they stood had been rendered
class!cal IN connection with The question o:
rcle1m. Only sertDteen ytars ago, upon the |
neiphboripE common, vii h was now q par5,
stood body Of men who Tefc determined |
by main 10 CO to compel the Parliament to |
pats i MEASURE Of Tefo4m. The very class Of |
Il en- who lhtn filled the ranks Of the Chart- |
LIST VT re now volunteers, armed By the Coz
eIIment ftr the defence Of the kingdom. |
Could there be any better proof that there
wnH no reason to fear the people Of this
eoani AT syef,s'd, afSs NJ koebuch at the end of
kng sdu1ees spoke as follows concerning
He concluded by referring as fui-
lows 10 the Cpinic1s he had expressed On the
Federal States and the American Gorein-
III. Mt. Aecollect that the Federal States Of
60 beautifully tertile; that by-aud-ty when It
l. flied, as 1t will be filled, with the Snat
Anglo sbzon race; that peopls-lnark my
Eoros, our children mhy learn to believe
! 4. mt at people will govern the world.
Hear. benr.] My feeling WAS, and Is. that
Hey ,;'g nave msniits'ed SO arrogant disposi-
fa' fle e nid be insultrd, that sRid 81 will as
ia, +, ..ai. aS an concerned, aid and assist In
1,t,es nE ~. ap 1hat powerful union into commu-
br,ts.,, ,a1t VAL h less powerful and better
,hr ,hsf3td" H. lllear, hear. said it cpcnly In
iieve dse It ~ ,a o. Cnmuons; I say It now. Ibc-
s:So, II "1st aeI,, pbsiisyes Ichesis, IL I'D and
csiltd thsmsn,--tse Federuls as trrv tIan %
siasels. ano the South Tie fiienae enemies a Of
Mt answe was. The Feoeraia aro o. ,Sy aSlaTery.
saEt I'll sssey F s!s ,sy sss hss
black sla1es.n THsas. ab6r-9nd btn- It mthat is the
ind BLACK re, son IN the the No,tSaereys Wherever You
America. he Is most w1etched,v 1tn e:ues Of
is treated worse than you wouid tested treed he
AID y.u hare po1s ,nrd a crest 1 pumhos : aos,
tb,u, in Sheffield. tLaushter.l Al At9es ibIe no Of
mt ut there are fights constantly takin1 INC nc
IN Washington and other cities becaassee e'sSe re
Toor lilsck man wishes to stde IL an t,unnI ny
bus. [hcar, hcar.1- said the people WIN
~euld do that arc not tue friend Of the blacs
man. tch:e5s.] std: II am his friend /
believe that If you had allowed them 10 70 On
gu eily thty would have been 1ibetat. d, care
lla'y, wisely, for the Americans and the ue-