The New York herald., 1866-04-25

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more selfish and more stupid Chesrs) Zee wse IL is
the maastto. Of dSperee 'esolps va, ncy ssu ners.
psops Of ne Uidted Kin0dsm CCheers.) They say to
the six mions-inoro than six mlions-more than SIX
millions and half OF grown up men in this Kingdom
thew saw 10 them in effect NO. Of yu shdu er-
es uithp TIE barriers that he bill y 1882 cetd You
sha be outsiders every CT you for ever unless in
county YOU can surmouni the barrier of ESQ rental,
or you slrmount tho barrier ~ borough OF tlg
rental" am not quite sure that Lord Derby or any oi
Cheer) But either their conduct Is facuous or im'
moral tho last degrse in their opposition to the bi
or they have changed their minds and their convictions
unon the subject Of rcform and conceive It TO BE- ther
interest or their duty resist In all future time ary ax
| ,Sis bll. and what Is il TO do II Is TO admit
four hundred thousand who have now no votes TO
the elective franchise within @ the limits m o. hnssnd ana
of counties holding land OF the annual value oi iour
teen pounds and upwards and therefore We may sst
them down OF tho working class In tho boroughs
| IL will admit about equal numb =, oose upon
200 oc0 new voters and although nearly nl OF these
elases vet am perfectly satisfied that hrs estimate 10
altogether inaccurae and although II wcvld bo SUD.
increase OF the number Of electors Ibecve that
70 more than the bare majority Of that number be
said TO be really and precisely OF what we torn the class
working men Hear hear .anx as am no, oSS,
| years have elapsed since the passing OF the
Reform act a bill 10 proposed, and II be
may cav thai party sets itself resclutcly and
detcrminedly against the cnfranchisement and manu-
mission OF tho working people-theaI, heaIl-hat hey
mean the reprcscn should remain as it's Depend
upon this bill Is not passed, there be power u
Parliament that resist IT, any idea OF reduction o
seats In fact Of doing anything In this matter mus, o'
! for some time at least abandoned Hear, hear ft
are % b. c,ndemnsi fr yosl,corkin0 pepe TO esciu
sion In the country which carries on constitutions
government by representative system there are 10 u
6cpceorth only million OF electors, and that milloi
so placed distributed In regard TO members and seats
that the representation Of the people IN the HOUSE
| Commons Is little better than q sham and tarcc
iCboers In the counties you know perfectly wol tha
Tho landlords and the landlords only, are really he eec
| tors. Won know that In the boroughs-when you rea
the reports OF the elections aud every general Sccon
that ip many scores of tho boroughs there system
eompulsion and corruption which destroys almost eve
The very sembiance Of popular and honest
ton and every man knows, who knows anything OF 90
electoral system that the whole process Is hid Gus an
dssraccfu and hum ating to tho last degree 10 All
seiuent and honorable men. lCheeral was spcakin
the other day 10 member OF the House OF Commons
man most honorable OF great wealth. of high repaiaof
who was returned 10 this very PsrAm at oe bead
Z | Tho poI whose conduct during the eecuon-his pc
sonsi conductwas without tho slightest slain or ban
Who told me that there things done In his boroug
such a. after tho cones, was over made him feei y
. seepest humiliation thai his name had been In any
4 gree whatever connsoted with Il; and believe tnas
fVepss hare beeA q SUCKED bY vhss ne hs Waesss