New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-11


in the House which opposed that bin and in those words Of
,son Succeed IN the defeating that bill and overthrow
ing Government that there would sun remain the people
reform consideration and settlement Wehaye not had 70
wait long before that which foreod has come to pass In
ration past have not been witnessed In many other
parts of the ,ss have mere been for % ad
notably to-day there has been voice given forth nom ae
last 70 the circumference Of three kingdoms There has
been attempt TO measure the numbers that TeTs peen
ask any Of you who present reckon how times
this hail. with its 6 900 persons could have been heo on
sut uUOn Ss ia ~ach our eyes viii scarcely reach
Is highly probable that this ball might nave peer Hha
this moment am told audience far greater than
that which now addressing and what more 70 NOR
whole Of the United kingdom anxious knos what has been
done what has been said this 2th OF August IN the
great city Of Birmingham.
THE TORY PARTY BITTERLY OPPOSED TO Reform.
Having discussed certain statistics relating to the recently
defeated BILL Bright then ded as follows 10 present
the Tory party In its true coors;
Now this Bill moderate that confess that at nrst gave
the hone that through Parliament without mucn
difficulty was ressted If It had been charged WIN Al tae
dangerous which tho Tory party actually s.S
more base will more hateful than have seen
the q G onS Sss s, ss n Ss Of false rejected
BY small majority fell and the Government when Lad pro
these rnres is TINT want TO you the desperate resoa
Of the present Government and party Which
his county and shares in its government ea hea
am confined the fact o.: the votes OF the House ana ue
BY biD't the arguments upon which Che Tory party
proceeded that snch their oIhSI as Several
Of the speakers 10 nght-at least more than one OF
themhae referred the ISLANDERS and ealumnes feaPed on
the geat body people during The discussions OF te last
session. and although they named no one no doubt The
speakers had in their minds one .ss .. son
tuency-at any rate that mes now no longer mere 70
pnrakc Of the strife and contests Of posn .eS Pfe
another constituency nov relgns ~ DIS seao ,h
quote any thing Mr. Lowe lhsses said understand ne at
wish to bring no charge assns r n IN Australia and rrob
ably voysged round the word and do not deny TO nm
the right 10 voyage round the world OF politics Laughter
and cheers DO not deny him the right TO cast his anchor
in any port that may be opsa 10 him merely in'ena 70
vas received with apurous enthusiasm eya ge party IN
the Houe who are The supporters OF Lori peto sIu
listen for moment to this from The Tms' news
papor- hissesla paper Of which as Is wei Known ts
Which unless report speaks Saru bas small degree
ofeonoL He SAID o, the s . 81 ~ Se esS.ue"ess Of
this country and ask yon want yenay gLoranee oian.
9Ia Sas | SosS q where vii 60 to for
themto the tor OF to the bottom 1t is ridiculous 20 blink
osS c sma s thee SS f between ESQ and o
lodging and beerhouse keepers but II Is ssid on g,e
the the artisan and then see the Inference lie
goes on passing which was classical Nus
irAiion which amused ae House woderiny ba; ~ Is hot
necessary here. Mr. Lowe said we Know Whnt sofi on
persons i've in those sms housesihat j. OF course The
voters between $40 AID as we have all hGd ehpes.Sg
they They we're dying out
6 Sas me sosS bs Prom sha ,oa ali zee ii were S
that all these Of this class who are 10 be brought buck
K5should be dishanehsed ntoFethsr" whst he asked.
would be The consequence Of passing the BIN he sad ic
order all the evils which usually happen At elections
" r. Ill sair ,Ls,n.eves In a fall majority Of the Sloe
constituency VII awake TO tho full sense OF their poWer
They will say We know hat We can dQ for ourselves do
no, let ut any coed at elections let Us set % hop
FOR ourselves We have our own objects 20 carry as S' 81
others and let ante 10 carry them We haVV W, ~
ehinery-we Trade unons. aud We baxc elder,
lA this there loud Opposition cheers We hs,e tne
power OF combination ~ We have SHOWN over shI ~
and when we the privilege 20 vote We VIZ rias u 70
bear tenfJd more force tban ever Ihe,e sentiment
with appreciation by the great body u tho
Tory party the supporters Of the present Government
DANGEROUS Tendency or TIE TORY Policy.
The sneaker then proceeded dwell n the foawing en-
phac language on the danger with which the stability Of
English INSTITUTIONAL tire tened BY the unjust policy Of the
Tory party; - r. -~.| --...9'
Sir who am charged With designs against the safety
of TIE Institutions Of THIS country that thai Is Gingeroos
policy policy which IN other eounss SGes ,osgS II
crowns and eoroneis have sometimes been oct nad an no.
LOUD cheers asxed Que Of the and Intel
nigeni and excellent Frencmen that AN acquainted %r9
ono Of the confidential friends Of the dynasty Of Lon,
Philippe and family what II was that drove that
family France. referred to stories q corruption among
Ministers other Tumors which had been circulated
public and private lie said that none Of these things dd
H. Il the attempt Of the King 60 govern France by
Parliament that represented an insgnhcat minority OF me
people and which Parliament be thoGght be could peretu
ally manage by udcous distribution Of patronage Now
on this principle OF governing this country by Psr
lament elected by Insignificant minority Of the people
Lord Derby Into Office aud Judging nom the speeches
the Of the last session Of Parliament TIE party
ntends as long possible that prnepr aud
upon that policy. Workingmen 10 this Hall wish my voice
lad been enough for to have said what am about to
say TO multitude which We looked upon this morning.
but say aud say TO YOU aud through The pre,s to a NC
worknemen that the accession Office OF Lord
Derby decaraton Of against the working classes
Loud cheers and cry o. We accept " hns ensds,
London the other dny by the police ana II had aHos
been by the military is an illustration OF the doctrines ana
the principles OF Lord Derby ., isvhon
which has regard 70 the Crown or to the afsto'
era9y than ha 10 the po rene"eeng he nation s @
poriant part Of tho Governmental 'y,em OF the Kingdom
s the House the Throne Itself They thus despse
Constitution They likewise despse the claims oil hIe or
six millions who unrepresened You may work you may
thousand or more brethren living under the
burning Of India and twice as many more are serving
the different parts OF the world and the body
people from whom these drawn are not con
sdered worthy to do simple an act as TO give vote Ia your
Loud chec You TO have no vote no share n the Gov
ernment the country yGG i've r so 70 mnoca ioo ~
West Indies Caoniayou are 10 work but you are not
take rest IN the country or 70 consider lhe country as your
rights Of the Constitution are nsued by the cheers OF
great party given to the language which have read 70 you
tonight
THE SUCCESS or IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE IN OTHER COUNTRIES
Mr. Bright then described eloquent terms the great
ces which attended enlarged franchise IN other com
| tries referring pointedly to the United States
Now what Is this Derby prncpe II Is the shutting out
OF much than thfecicurths i've sixthS and even
yesxths Of the people from the exercise Of
stituona rights II Of yon take ship and go 10 Canada
he will the Derby principle utterly repudiaed but In
uproOtng Of institutions and no disune
of property ana there absence Of order OF oydy
II 60 10 Australia you will hud there that this Derby
principle Is unknOwn yet there regns order as IL Minis
country eontentment with the institutions q the coo1ies
regard for law and for property. II you go to nose
gca, and glorious colonies Of this eountry-the Uted