New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
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VIZ. sluar. MllI on .he Eraaehi.e for Women.

A. the sitting of The House Of Commons on Tues
dag July 7 2ii o. s. Nil moved an address for return
a. T. numb.r u freehold LOuSehOlders and others IN
England anu WGics flfag tie condition Of property
rental 5 lew as the qualification ioT me electoral
aucle Excluded from the franchise by reason OF their
e. to tho motion OF which have given notice
Amer bs petition which bad the honor Of presenting few
agc 0-so would naturally expect that us attention
wO-a De ctd however briefly 10 the CLAIM preferred IA that
doc mCa IAl petition and the Circumstances attendant on
il p-cparou haye % eay tue least greatly weakened tne
CHE rfacue rf elt %nieA We have Deeh acestGned 20
enGacly that few II any desire IT, Origin
go a. thar st Id enrely with ades without the iu-
81 .oD IN 20 t4e beet Of ny Oehe without the paItiepa
- rfat ~ ps one o, lis presentation 20 Parlan eDt
to amount OF response which became manifest the number OF
80. te 9astr nd morv oil those sicnares NAV not have
orcI sig fpat lie tune has arrived when proposal Of
D1be nature FOR being taken into serious eonsdeFa
ton namely. When word spoken on the subject IS found
70 have been she expression OF silent wish per
ydnc great nuIobcr minds and signal given IL tie
Of reyinC iew supporters Is unexpectedly answered by
raly IL not necessary offer any Justification for the par
giCuar motion which about 20 make. When the con.
pnt nude that certain citizens Of this nation, fulfilling al
fbe conditions I'D gying all the guarantees which the Consi
and the law require from those who are admitted 70
oc IN determining who shall be their rulers ere excluded
from tha. privilege To- what appears 70 them and FOR what p
PEARS 10 me- the entirely ire want consideration Of then
the least We can do 10 ascertsn what number OF persons
aac 70 the constituency # this disability were removed
should not have than this in the present SEES
sion the reform discussion bad not been brought 70 "a
abrupt Even THE late Govcnmen, had succeeded in
honorable attempt to erect amcabe compromise OF the
Reform question cry understanding wish which might
hsre existed as 20 the nGy for period Of that
o,mosom Sc cOld have effected such proposal this
zoe adoption Of which would not be- any of the term
lowering Of the franchise and is not intended " disturb
ary degree tie distribution OF political power among
the different classes Of society. Indeed hon. ger.
tleuen opposite seem 10 think, and suppose
fasv sre the best judges that this concession
assuming 10 he made II hac any effect on party politics a.
AZ would be favorable their sde and the right honorable
rsembrr Dshn University in his humorous manner ad
vs,d ne on that ground withdraw this article from pO-
Mlca programme bat either in Jest IN earnest
adop. lis suggestion for bound % consider the perma-
beneft the community before the temporary Interest
pafv and entertain the Tme conviction that what
holds out nducement TO one hall Of the community to
thoF minds the great social and political questions
whe ace discussed in Parliament and whatever the
great influence they already 10 be eXered under the
guidance 81 greater knowledge and under Of Tespons
by ranuo be ultimately advantageous TO the Conservative
anf other ca1se except far that cause Is good
And faoce IN the knowledge that IN the estimation OF many
honorable gentlemen Of the party opposite he proposal made
th nion e. ike many Of the most valuable reforms a.
tt'g 1Oserratiyo sure b. IS Truly hb-ra Listened
viii pleasure and gratitude the right honorable gentleman
who Chancellor 81 the EXcberucr wien h hs speech
90 ie second reading OF tho Reform m A sara Do saw no
fsas, soy o. iadsIendcni means should loi p9.
ta8 electoral alchee in country where tacf W lslde %
@sao.a courts aud ll parish Offices tn Wtc 'i me- 'H'
80 iae lrqGc Dieal heafl The MguQA was asI,ei TO-