New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21
BY STEAMSHIP.
GREAT BRITAIN.


Mr.. Roebuck had been making speech on the
Reform question at the usual Cutters Feast in sheffield lie
declared his conviction that the recent Reform bill was not
called for and although fonnd himself compelled 70 sup
port it, he found fault with its general principles lie ana not
claimed for it trial lie predicted that the ultimate
result would be union of the two great pGTtes3t1ere BENG
really great difference between them United they would
form strong and vigorous Government and be able to pre-
England from the control Of ignorance and vice. with
THE PARLIAMENTARY reform QUESToN-sTEEcH OF Mr.
GLADSTONE AT SALISBURY.
On Thursday the 9th inst the Liberals of Salisbury taxing
advantage visit Of the Right Hon Mr. Gladstone to that
city, presented him with address at crowded meeting
convened public meeting for the purpose Mr. Gladstone
most enthusiastically received as vas also AI' Oiau,
the proceedings address FROM the electors aud noneectors
Of the city presented to Mr. Gladstone $500.
After a few preliminary oOsefyatOns MI Glaustohe pro
oeeded TO speak great question of Reform follows;
Upon the subject Of reform feel that The country Is unques
onauly not in the dark far my opinions desires ana
intentions concerned Hear. nearl No one has ac.
cused me Of any undue reseiV IN the business R
hear and aughtsrso far as might be regarded by them
matter Of interest In truth have had task TO perform
which. fear has been beyond my strength No, no =
ard TO my defective performance OF that task no II
do az say you-laughtsT but at any rate many p 1i
miscarriage during the present year OF tna' gsa
question. may not perhaps wholly concur IN , tag
that it is opinion which they have perfect right 70
entertain they think 1T and which II they entertain Ip n
this that there great Dissemination 70 express any
aversion 10 further reform of Parament hear hear
and eheers-and there icing great dsnenaon to express
plainly maj aversion other modes adopted Of accounting
T Tie fnre that has occurred One Of those modes
been as have said personal TO mysefllaughterl-blt
think better pass by that topic altogether only assuring
YOU that my fate take further part IN the prosecu
ton Of that question: hear hear and cheers shall hon
estly endeay9r avoid faults which may have hereto
fore committed and at the time while endeavor,
ing TO avoid these faults shall also endeayor TO avoid
any Of those hafhearted modes OF speech and action
T"hear hear" and great cbeeriugl-whieb undoubtedly
are in favor with certain portions Of the community.
Laughter. hear hear and cheers. But there Is
another charge has been made and which does not
affect myself alone but affects the Government TO which
lately belonged and which viii certainly say one WORD
with very great confidence II is sometimes stated that the
failure Of the measure introduced by her Maestys Govern
for the extension Of the franchise as the inst and most
important connected with improvement Of
the representation the people due the careless rash
and hasy in which that measure had been framed
mpotent the efforts Of its opponens and in speaking Of
Government there extent OF dsparagemen TO which s
can say is hs-at any members Of the late Govern
ment were who we're the Oldest and most experienced
public servants OF the Crown-lhear hear-ehu ney rehy
did frame hasty and III considered measure II was more
bameabe IN them than could possibly have been 10 any
body esei but haste ana Iashhess are 70 p measured
BY the ordinary tests then must say 10 this charge
has been introduced into Parliament since the great act OF
1882 relation 70 Reform ever was prepared with one nan OF
the industry socnde and patent examination when
ed * tss s1S % the 9gSS me e mnch h
nn besy 0 yu Sa hat hi did not eohsn sfsa.
multitude Of provisions We wished 70 make simple and
intenigibe measure Hear hear believe that in that
he OF praise which you have bestowed upon here 10 your
address where yon cell lqdeions measure rs an epae,
bill has failed Don't therefore suppose that the question
likely TO remain long in nbeyance lCheers ss1n strcy
avoid ell alusOn local politics hear hear and laughter
for this reason for other that ha'e long enjoyed the
privilege Of the friendship OF both Of The gentlemen by whom
This city Is represented from the elder Of themhe elder Of
the OTepresenatyess Liberal mas
important received cordial and valuable support
Hear Salisbury happy 10 say has rendered us consd
cradle assistance In connection with tbs question lOu nave
yaaTed the man Professor Fawcet whom Brighton has sent
10 Parliament hear bear" and cheers-vhom you are
glad number among your ielowOwnsInen' VINO u not
ashamed hs title and whom we In the House OF Commons
all side N
valuable addition the strength OF the representatives, OF
g1e9aa Immediately Connected with Salisbury upon
this occasion refrain from naming mean MI Lam
bert lIeaT MI Lambert occupies position IN me Pu3e
service Of which need that il IL important and that
he well discharges its duties but this VIII say that ne
man Of character. OF talent and man OF ue'oon 10
duty that would ct him for higher aud yet more RESPONSE
bic position. {" Hear hear and cheers cannot beow
high commendation upon the manner IN when sr
bert during the eight months be was engaged in tAt service
discharged the very aIaaous ana aea GUY ., ,s ~
into the whole Of the facts connected ith he ectu ue
the representation OF the people Cheers Most sincerely
and earnestly do congratulate you upon reckoning such
among the citizens OF salisbury WINE az cotuiay
record gratitude 20 him for the important services ne mas
rendered TO the State. Cheers Now. gentlemen, we
LOOK at the state of public affairs in genera-f we look
euecay beyond shOesl cannot but entertain the
hol that the stirring events which have occurred IN Europe
are likely result in the realizing Of great and solid benes
for the friends Of general peace ana pIo.pt trd
onU fourisbing. and industrious Cheers Inc
dsys have gone by when that idle and uischieyOus deu
~, he onglt In the depression It's Deghbors Hear hear
We wish 10 see the United Kingdom Of Her Majesty strong
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and being Of every other State in the civilized world
and we wish 20 see il deriving much Of It's strength ana
psy and trade with every other country which not only IN
ceass wealth by wholesome and sanitary exchanges but which
earth and helps make those In spirit and IN feeling
whom the providence Of God Almighty has made in race
and nature Cheers The short and decisive war we have
seen goes 10 invest Europe far with the blessings Of son
weLdefned territorial divisions and promises TO leave the
administration Ofsaes and governments In hands well suited
fo the takIchee with the people Of those states attached
to the persons under whom they 10 be ruled and the
are conducive Of general and order
as 10 hardly say that the results Of the eg
aon Of the have been satisfactory we have got great
unsoved question IN hands aud think that question OF
such importance that would not tor any consideration say
solution irrespective Of the quarter from whch that soon
may come Laughter II good honest enectaa measure
government let embrace with all our hearts eheers ahd
H. ne saw nothing and do nothing az thus either drive
them onward OF TO drive backward Let Us leave in
their minds and in their own hearts the discharge OF he
rennsbe duties which they have courted aud assumed
ngbtsr looking first and foremost OF all and be-
yond all satisfactory solution OF the question when mas
sosnred a magnitude far above anything personal far
shove everything connected with the Immediate in
terests Of party which has become national and Imperial
in tbe tTuest sensel hear hear and oheers-Onl This
will saw while there should be haste and precipitation
II important the solution should not be too long delayed
& country that the subject has been rfed witk-hear
hearl-and the Manifestations especially among the working
classes the community within the last two or three months
have been such that If were look at them with reference
simply the promotion Of the views OF the late GoYeTnmen
should them with unqualified satisfaction, Tor indeed
they must have been amply Sufficient those who
persisted long after conclusive evidence 70 the ~
The idle that nation indifferent TO reform
Hear hear But frankly am not one OF those VITO
desire this country perpeualy torn by agatohs ana
discussions upon questions Of organic change Hear hear
think that II were wiseI think that II We addressed
oar minds subject in the spirit Of moderation and
Of utce-n that spirit presume say by which the late
Government at teas; endeayored 70 be guided ana by which
persuaded it members VIII strive 70 be actuated hereafter
Ii power st effect satisfactory settlement oil
that question Hear. hearl think, however II IL time
make cautious men reflect when separate classes are so
much called upon TO act In their separate capaces-wy We
10 have all this separation between the working classes
and other portions Of the community. Hear hear ana
Bravo" Tbs attempt 10 draw that broad ana inVidions
distinction 70 suspicion upon them With regard 20 thel
motives and their competency has naturally reacted IN