The New York herald., 1866-04-25

that nothing probably could induce hmIagain to appear
, TO la ese Immediately concerned, and 30 dscredi-
.in tau,e a'ar, But they tell us in London-n the
House of Commons, and occasionally at the clubs
tSa hs ss, woriss M pGas Class who have ths vote
wish 10 extend their brethren who are beneah them
selves sre aog ssner careless about ther enrarchise
men Now SO iSr as this borough goes, know no hian
Of the lssral parry, whatever his position in this be-
willing and anxious TO hold out his haud to the working
men men and friends up higher and be on the same
level with me (Chec-s admit that the wc.kins
are rndows Ts5y gSs o1V They @
eleven hours day, most Of them; the2 o nave saeu @
ynand at home day for the wages Of the work Of
tvery and il is perSes thing lor " .1I ,s wor
srys,s that will stimulate them to throw up Ior lew
days. week their ordinary labor 70 turn Thers s
o,b. more marveoisy obtse than the expression Q.
these ma that they w np peope are
verw nn. and make clamor Even those VINO why
& xeay !u In the House OF Commons can walk amonSst
,hn ' rmed II the state OF things were otherw'sS
wonId ~ convince these men, Cries OF NO 9c
rney .aign OF Justice (Cheers) When In the years
,O.1 ~ your fathers not quiet and when IN
lie 49,. popular counties there were great armies
ad nan "a aonen & the aeld drilled and armed but sun
,sn .oaoy H vast numbers to approach aPari'mcn'
rin ,its =. ons and partly by menace-these men,
Iaay VIII ~ of that day-although they were driven
or rsher the roe ions and tho Reform bill passed. wero
rom tne PSI that reform triumphed than they are
~, i 'ou y, pe 90 should triumph now when the work
%flhs .nas re.sn I'd offer no menace (Cheers) may
peePe are quey 10 only YOUR fellow townsman-a man
know nothing ben un,y or IN be society of states
nov prIusn. UP ir little nothing of these things put
men may kn' craftsmanship consists partly in what
70 me sepp nraha in foreseeng evils that are coming,
call foresight apa hem and in this provision abso
in proyldng aSa'n@ altogether At this moment re-
utey preyenas y @ ir Gladstone thor colleagues and
CARA Ee'i isusse 49,. ,nent who willing 10 support
tne meoes o. rain as mon whom history will point
IN mem n iieearu 1r ,s and say they really the
is I'm ger n iauie % & n@ (Cheers Probably, however,
statesmen OF tner aas three or four men-for when it
comes lnaldeosssn popaS ps who s on our sid of
han three CT lour IN ly to join them-the tories,
say have probably dcrsk 40 3oSeat The bill and they
they are pulSnihs insy ~ mt for a moment; VIC VIII
may e,troy VIZ sha. so', What tn M VIII Lord Derby
imagine ths G 20 & uG G npa colleagues supplemented,
it may be, oy me Two o, ~, do? viii they bring in
Wil JON lne y, nv ~, ya, hey try something else TO
anot.es rclor5h n, @ vi ,S newspapers with the
tS'oI Ie 81 ~ I'm ba.xa heard whisper OF aim
culties in the of Eurore n Ia ~ n" divs;on nj
sa arc quareIli VI, years in seizing
from Denmark Ghe IrGSiar - s;';on If he Pa
Parliament whc6 isvnym@cSM anl thipru y,ars aga
ament England s've o' ha' ~ -s.s Of plnng he rt
Thy a monarch icto seems ~ IN E,n nyd hone
IN fII sta tocH ~ ;.ha, ~ sn may happen him
he may not to caiamtcess ,arI Now sunnose
overlook the h'hs sho,ax Ill how far H. will
spread or where MAJ. end Ifyoa s ~ % roat armv
Europe you Russia IN the Es5Si% ways ereat army
there you France in the West an arn,v co largo
there you Italy the South VIVA at the ANIMAL 1n
aud military expenses excessvc'N msat the annual
come OF the county aoeS sS o n - Vienna and
Berlin between Austria nd Prlssialhs s ~ wo ia ha
grafton will extend man can tell; tN Engond
easy do if we had tory sovernmersM nment of i793
ious to follow OF the tory gapre aaw i, night
IL would be easy perhaps anah ~ postpone tho
ultimately DC poIIio 10 ~ cs,.. into Euro
Question o' ehol W o srr,ss the * atic and you
pean war (Choers Loo LOO. Ers sr cao ~ - without din.
Guilty; you the excited state of the ria hr dcn
in tho United know something's ~ 10 .nd na
ties which have arisen bctweer Us ana has existed
O
between them Yu knov ,ch ut tae torynee4 .J;on 80
sa'd dar'nY hs loar S, m 'e -. yors * d
Guilty whatever q governments determi 1esA t;o ai%
the question ., r.o!n m @ ; IT, crs ms ~ Vic the
Amsrca" eoasa L%sM So a. not .1is snas Ms Ts have
onees1 a. iiI ~ a,i.y " a. his country lCbSe rs) To
ueen % a, @ & W. sos,,v What The "a Is Of irroca and
tnem we % owe so ,h ahsoo, noysrtv thai. IA, spread
Drutalty anu "a d wa & y lone class 20 ea iey in
unons .io "a nov ,vhan o ~, has a fn,cgn
III, us nnsue Si h ,noaor.," sov that thav,auo show
ing themselves in their old coors when they ~ ="
bs 70 man to rost Ws, .hs w, s Savs do
Tle ave thousand assembled here tss's.. mai,
pnsS1n pisSt there a9s many other great last
| week, this week. next week. and longer weshayo naa
mo tngs to discuss this question We have 70 oto ose
probably whether there shall be rascrm no refr M
whether the book OF progress in which Is 'grittsn 50
many good Of late shall be shst urA "a
closed forever; because If you allow that tory pasy 70
gain the asccnancy again. impossible TO nay VINE
that book again be opened. tCheers) Ot the wost
hsy Gs ps wa nn nason 80 se az III wh
out whose 1saustry tho greatness aud wealth Of the
country would DO as nothing In compressor WITH o. en-
whether class shall sink under tho slanders whch
have 10, Eeapcd upon Il: whether FOR oxampio tae
other nigh. gentleman who having been member or
her Maestys Prvy Council isby title right hororaee,
and who sits a rotten borough, elected by the Marquis
Of Iansdcwne--chccrs-tha right honorable gentleman i
said If yo want venaty, which means corruption; II
you want. ignorance, II you want drunkenness, IL you
want tantimidated, il You want an mpulsive, unre
ec.vc, violent people go to the unrepresented class
| (Cries cf ,'Oh ohi) Now what We have to Decide
what tn! town the public have 10 decide, is this:
whether national verdict shall be given in favor OF
that sarserous sentence uttered against millions Of the
people Il England. There Is complaint that work
and tn you toll for twelve hours day and six
DAYS in the wcek; you sweat Mt your work you pay
YOUR taxes; you build your wealth for Others comb
nation with capital and inelect you make the great
Sahs nation ana yS HaSsa ne Sa9 Of OF
like this / have quoted Is uttered and chsered
by be great tory party ne, IA the House Shear' '
that Language like thisthe. state Of mind which |
cac Sd 1t be uttercd-tho doctrine out os which Il
springs the doctrine of revolution OF TIE worst and
pross calamtous character We a5hor oil this Cheers
We are peacefor peace at home and peace with all
no safe and gradual advance of freedom We believe
thai the time ia como when tho middle classes Who
= mainly LIBERAL shall unite and unite with the great
= 5cay Of the working class who aspiring for
q thing higher and better than they have hitherto had
. ord we saw that united together gain from
government and Parliament whatsoever Is necessary for
: s We that fate " In our own hands, and as
? ssmbled here 1--WE thousand strong resolve TO ask
he country everywhere to resolve With will
never free viii! bc parties 70 our own humia
3. lion aud to our own ohsayement ,..,.
X The honorable gentleman, wh) was laboring under
severe cold and spose with great eeuy, resumed his
!, ! scat amid great CT .esing
IS President Johnson's Veto.
r | THE RADICALS WANT TO FORCE THE SEGRoE TO
!. FRANCHISE REFUSED TO MILLIONS or ENGLISH
- IABoRERs-rHE coLoRED CITIZEN TO BE DE-
n | FINED AT ONCE AND nEcoSsTRUCrioS ISDEfr-
"a NIrELY POSTPONED ETC.
Is tFrem the London Times, April 10l