New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

people indifferent, John Bal and hes wife doing by the
IRE, their bulldog asleep and so on The measure would
be i Tct oi " difrant
The country has spoken and most unequiN ocally
meeting has succeeded meeting in all the large towns and
many of the little ones; the papers ovorcrOwdd with
yeports and T'V Times, Punch, PGli-G0H Ga-eHe and
Standard Jeff % console themselves IN the plttJlest mi
nOry. How natural that the second should fall fOIi Of
John Bright again Taking lnydious advantage OF Car
lyes Edinburgh address to resent mal WHO, LaI
he lived long enough ago might have been o. CaTycs
herOcswhO III strong earnest, Thorough Devotion 10 the
principle Of freedom and popular rights shall hereafter
quite night II its atacsit is John Bright who has done
all, nearly so and hating Reform, Tile Imes pup
pet must needs hate It's champon.i Ana now win the
hopefulost prospects, facing the second reading Of
the bill
There was, as you may know, great meeting Of iAe
Liberal members at the official residence Of Ear Russell
in Downingst on Tuesday last 30 gentlemen beng
present including the members Of The Cabinet IN the
House Of Commons. Tie Stqr had the only full report
of the rest Of the daily papers publishing only sum
naries that IN The Times being the worst of a-Hhcre
fore walled about the breach Of confidence involved ~
making public the spceches delivered a. private meeting
while the iracund Sfqadgrd suggested IN 1Oois-ike
letter written ITSELF that Mr.. Bright mus have acted
shorthand reporter The meeting was sialy un1i-
NOUS there being less difference oI opinion than
might naturally have been cXpecied-ihah more was
between the Tories who assembled before tic recess Gt to
Marquis OF SasbuIy'S. But two members found iaLt
with the bill AID that mere qualified olecl1n lAiiiaied
rather than expressed. All. in Sn0r went o1 very mar
mOnousy, Eayl Russell opening tie proceedings wlth az
able review Of the attempts al Reform legislation from
1882 dOWuwad, answering the lrctcXt put Forward b. the
Opposition exposing its personal be and character vadl
eating the wCTsing-ca5seS, expressing cQnhd'ace 10 u NJ
and generally elctatng himself a1d MS friends on tho
assurance Of victory IL generally felt thg, the meet
ing than successful in healing anticipated dis
senSons in the ministerial ranks hence Radicals out Of
doors were prOp0rOnaley encouraged, and awaited lurs
day night Tho l2th appointed iof The second reading OF
the bill IN high good humor.
Ofcourse there was crowd in Palace Yard and about
the House of Commons Of the demcdnog Of which take
this condensed description from TIE Idcgrqp'
1t was quiet LAUGHING g9't D. hamo,eG gi,, csa m f do
ten pt; mob" that wouii have hssed MI Ro.,Tt
that disdained 20 waste lis powers Of sib1on CoAsdsroe
that the occasion historical would faye liked ne
more color but the bright morning Yea ided l.2 aauA az r
n0On there cold eadenuy aspect about the sky
For long while the only thing tlat seemed really alive Ns the
clock AT three there was nocoWd whatever al ha past
three the people had began 70 aIye 40 four there vas
hats somber black coats blended 'o1I WITH tle du ai's
yheTe Considering tIat Tie English not demonsi-a'Ye
neop,econsdeFng also that they good dead inf -lccd
by tue Weathef-t was really refreshing to4sieN 70 O
honest hearty cheer There poaty o. ent @
kindlc It, Various Liberal members more 0 less s4'
ed bad received the faint tribute Of onew i confused rel
come part Of which caused 10y mistaken iclty and p4r
by the desperate anxiety TO cheer som5od before the first
genuine burst Of cheering
Carriage after carriage arrived, and tie Brit 40 public
which loves good hois9 ana knows good turnout aAg
IL not cOutemptuousy Indifferent 70 aTnoa. bearings i
q , ,ui 'u ;,l y. an it hi NC m m Wv ',,.t-f r,f
sudous negligence and walked int, tine .1l wth tat e
scious Meanwhile the police doag teir duty Iao.e
good aud gifted have rather habit of rushing
spcc,or passes. but tue whole tey re.il.y si.
audf might hsllri guess uqon subject sd c.a
rather lTOr of tac oil! than not. To na lIis Jog if
John Bright howeyer-anl tlelo were good 4i-g inquiries
they rea.isl "Gone lu Sl." TIE itl-1l.,.4 pfi
mahy correct bu te SAIL. T,s..lJl freely na1lr.i
with re1r % Ar Gladstone ana LlIi uel5T1... oi tao
lad obgioasy nor arysd-ae statement was recevetwlA
Faser faster The carriages rolled r. and ne ".'
f.a rcd d ifgs of lrf DE M II b.
I5ied IN vtoat sise 70 Tie House And While cab. aad
carriages dischHrsng thciT fre Of gisave wisdom
the crowd began 90 grow little impatient steadily te
cock bad been singing fe on song knew. Gradually e
snecaiorgrovi ac stoned 10 he s,ght of real lrre mem
o. Paamcnt-appcIrel TO have come 20 tae coll.9n
nat thew were rather unincresDe than otherwise Atu4es
there little d.yersoLMr LayaId for instance. Tecey
men Tfo m e second r,nk cIare5 over te lr-fs OF those
in the first and must difficult h. study phys ,suomJ
7 40 errvas however tefe we're which rsr Pee worth re.r
iug. You Hanson cab drive up nc door '.l
large aud bulky fol OF IopcFs lah TIE crowd i
hy seemed 10 mistake petitions ior biie). mex you
and then from de cab came Mr Recblck I;oebuck tie
1aE@ was brsily and swiftly pfsscl about. atd It's
owner really seemed 90 iaec- Or Minute two before te
entered the Hons. Tweng wears aso that ool o. LiswLch
was almost athletic in it, wsy-wold have been answered
With cheer; yesterday Tue people Only S14 H1eurca ad
em and 10 compare tie member sheffield tie Scotch.
Terrier party, lad tIe comparison occurred o. tat '
more sp5utaleolsy the tolyh valiant Old Radical would have
received tie applause which seemed to hnakef ne
men born great-some achieve greanesaAl some lave
greatness tr.t upon " No could lave conc down
more Quo' Mr. Thomas Hughes. tlt tAc sro--f
drunken ipusive and mob caught sight Of h and
broke oat INTO cheering There wa pautvry como ek
preston Tom BrOwns face be CALAMITY Tcl not
to be knew taat he particularly popular u was
the SOFT %; 0Jk one sees IN he captain 0i lo5i t'F
when bis oF wl0m be has nitc aly DE- ped 10 wln
the match insist upon carry Ing lin or tac!l slo1-aIs
F0ur o'clock had struck md the crowd making MP ifs
mad that B-ght had gone earlier osy hrd together
9eTeot cr,vI-reIer crowd Foenly irgg ge honesty
Z
OF opinion are wont 10 be- Bat hitherto there bad been moth
people waiting for that leader ia whose sY.ad4
b-sn and whose generous heart tey pu. tlcr whole fl
wen. rusog and rolling aoCs ts Ep-iH. ioIfe tj..l 70
kee5 uce o4C and men wouldn't have -a soy ~ ec.IIe
tegnlhy seemed sh and spatss from face % icn nnd
those behind cried "WhoistF And those in front we're
too busy cheering 70 answer The inquiry u was wonderful
the change the calm Indifferent lstng mlnaer o. the
i5~Tas vss vce1ne5 In went Tie voices and oil went
the hats; ald all that uumpsssolei spectator co-I sso
GS5 t5en alyft On Se face NJ tie rrea, orsos was
compelled his hat in recognition, and b. his side
lady graciJusly proud Of her husband fame
SAID one working his neighboI, Looks pale don't
Answered the other Hell make the Tories look deal
In the House all went satisfactorily. Tho petitions for
the ILL very many, some member having mucA aHp
carry their burdens for presentation There Neic PEE
against received with r0as Ol triumph by inc opo'-
t0D and with laughter by the rciOTmeT-. NJ. Gladstone
made inc aggressive speech. wLiC1 brought ont Lowe
sh. his slandcr rs Aforesaid AID vas about inc oy
feature the evening. Last nights debate Tor moro
interesting. Observe how suOb Bulwcr Ly'On-for Ae f
snob despite all his bis cant
Of The Beautiful and the True with capitals 20 en Dul
about every OF letters rcyene tie aspirations Of Nc
educated artisans fora remod He'd state o society Iev
tably fights with his selfish class against him, While John
Stuart Mil is true as steel and ncslve IN his cutting
through the sOphstry and alsehood Of enemies In
fact Buwer is aristOcat OF heart and humbuc, aud
always was one people might know by bis novels lie
cares only foI senncntasm and effect human nature IS
al hia taste truth Is invisible to him OIWheu
approaches her t is only admuiscFto her face dab of
rouge. By the way, from purely physical cause, he
speaks very poorly, being hardly able 10 make his voice
l.rL nnd Lla rleinrcal unl.t. % cuMLnato O