New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25
The Elections in England.

am here because numerous aud distinguished body OF
eleotoss invited They thought that an important
and numerous portion OF this constituency VINO are
advanced Liberals, were entitled TO a representative
and that my opinions which have been fully, iieeiy
and unTcscryediy expressed both IN print ana az
crowded meetings Qualified TO be that represents
i've They also thought that by clcciiDg me they
wouid assert principle which has been Ignored In
Westminster up to this timethe principle of selecting
representatives for other reason than their money
1t low rests with The electors OF Westminster, who
have the means OF forming their own opinions As to the
manner il which this contest has been carried on, TO
Judge for themselves whether have claim to be So.
eted bv them advocate Of purity Of election and
advanced riherc, against COnsei vatiye oppo-
uent OF al Liberalism whatever.
AT LAMBETH,
Mr. Hughes whose appearance the signal for en-
thusilstle and potraoted cheering, accompanied ny
the waving Of hats and hanakerehies, said that the
reception yith kich he had met proved that he haa
made 10 mistake III becoming q candidate Renewed
cheering. lie was there IN consequence OF the ais
satisfaction which was felt by large portion Of the
peoDe of LImboth with the past representation OF TIE
borough |" Nc. no." and cheers The question as 10
whether that dissatisfaction not real would
De decided not upon these hastings but on the follow
ing day Mt the po whore ne hoped that all The electors
would present themselves and vote for the men whom III
er hey believed ~ be most fitted 70 serve
cir boIou ID III Parliament lCries of Lawrence and
Douilon," No Popery" and - No lawyers'I Before
that Ial he wished TO make Ills protest against the
assertion which had sometimes been made that LAM
beth OF tie most corrupt boroughs in the king
dom. and that could be returned for 1t without
spending thousands ana tlOltlnus OF pOunus. III MS
oyn al his canyassing had been done by volun
teprs IcheeIs, and cry Of "Spurgeon j. and among
others 200 workinemen had given all inciT spare time
10 that work. K sncwed cheering. lie bad ad
dressed 20 many meetings in different parts Of
the borough that lie need not then enter IN
detail upon any profession Ct political opinions. ne
would only say that ne iet CERTAIN III the new fsrna
ment good measure oil reform would ne pro
posed and that whoever they might send 10 the House
OF Commons as their representative world vote IN JUS
favor The gIOuna upon which they stood had been
ron al ipul m Wit n
reform. Only Il years ago upon the neighbOin com
mon which was now park. stood body Of men who
were determined by me,n force to compel Parli nent
to pass measure Of reform The very class Of men
VINO then MED the ranks oil the Chsrtsis were now
vouhieers armed py me Government Tor me de'ease
ol tne kheuol. ooua ,neIe pe On! Dea'er proo .ns,
there was 10 reason 10 Tear the people o! TINS country
lCheersJ
Al Nhe,ic'u' Aii' iOepuVA a, 'ie cHu VI ,ohe ae'
dress spoke as follows CONCERNING America lie con.
cuueu " referring as iOi3Ns 10 TIE opinions no hau
eApIesseu on me rsae,"i states ana ,ie a.nsileas
- x.a,5 ,,r - ,.,-,,crv a., 49,. ord go h.a,,
fny fertile that by.an by when il is fed as il win
be filed witt the great Ahgo-Saxon race that people
mark nv words our Children NAV learn 10 believe
-. "a = Al nannln will Qora~., r,ig,a'taa .,
~ 4-ehs - - - H. hive insnted Frcapd
aTIusNll. oposs on 's",;cd ths, aid Il viii rs
sue couiu pc ins"'.oN 80 I -, T., tre.t
far az ! am cohoeIh'u' ~ ". $685. - -
ing up, un, Ioeii. g., - Io...r Icl;e,ed -
unines ihai WI ~ rs ~ 80 uorse of com
lliear hecrl lshlu u oPcN'' AZ w 80 49, +
MONS say u Low. Us.'.'Y -, pctc.rs ana
done wrong ID saying "nhl Vgns Nv ,..I &c
No, no. But theh IL ~ o. , a.,a. w ,Lo enc
Feucsas rs t.ey zen eaiieu 49,, ., e,,v
nles OF Sa'eIy ana t'9 o9usn ' 10 ~ sisvrv
~ answer was In. Ia, - Inn sIayerv Il,
Oui theis !, o.o .n'.S NJ Jn'' Iucsr hear
ssl.-aLu 'nas ga haot noTson in ibe NortAcr1
" ne4''e4 !i h So No, v,n,cbediv treated.
cites oil Ame,lca DC !. n'os, ''a,iS ,re,, DO
ne IS treated worse lnan !oa "o raa, nnnber ~
and you have poisoned RIes' hu'nu.I y,
them in Sbeineid ll,aueL'efl a. t,,s in '.
there are fights constantly toAlns pasv va "a
and other cliles because the POOR pucS nan "In -
llde III an oinnioHs. near hesi ~, 49, 10 ~
who would 90 lhai arc mol .no tianI bs~ve hat
Won had allowed them TO 90 on quietly they would have