The New York herald., 1866-05-10

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third rate PSer Iregret to primo pies fatal TO tins
country advocated this House by men Of great ability
The honorable member for Monrose deprecated any anu
sion to speeches elsewhere. That very convenient
"a augh) II Ia very convenient TO make speeches IN
two places and not to be answered In either Cheers
and laugher) not OF those who depreciate tho
talents or character OF the member for Birmingham r
Brightly l admire his great abilities, AID ! listen
cognze his unexampled energy. / regret, how.
ever that such gifts should be exercised-I am
sure conscentiously-in favor Of principles which, II
successful believe would be fatal to this county Sir,
very dlsagreea able To me, Il must bo any gentle
in debates in tbs House. to be arguing with and
commenting the language and conduct Of amy indi
vidual member feel the embarrassment and pain OF
ALI but sir 1t is not my fault II tho member for Biz
mingham In his right place this would not occur
But says tho honorable gentleman the Chancellor OF tho
EYchequer in manifesto 1t IL not In Europe alone that
they desirous engage in the tories want TO
involve with America. II is America they hate;
II Is America to which they directing all their atten-
ton, and II that party were to come into power war
with America is certain. These sir, the representa-
tions he makes tho people Of England and want TO
know upon what grounds ho makes them lCheersl
Why, sir, 1t Is upon record that during that painful
struggle did all that could, assisted by my colleagues,
and especially by my noble friend tho member for
House and % avert at wlich belive uid have bea
the greaet erit thd, could possibly oocur-d loar De-
tcee, s country and the Jnl,d States ,cheers) and
hope sometimes hopo, that contributed TO nat result
No doubt there gentlemen not confined to side
Of the House who expressed different opinions that
States; but, sir have this position England
that high spirited gentlemen, whichever side Of the
House hey ST. are not 70 give expression 10 lhoT views
on public anarsf NO; iconless IT, there were members
this side Of the Housc--more than ono man OF con-
siderable aoili'y-who took very decided view, ana
bseued u to be for e honor and iwresf q Engtand nat
The Southern Sac smd be recognized. They did me tho
honor OF consulting mo upon the subject and endea
vored to moderate their feelings. And what their
reply2 They said-"we haze every enc, vagemem from
portion e Hs Cabinet and is your holding tack that
prerents great resn for ne c,nlnt cf e"nhy Ana
the fact and the honorable member for Brmng
hamwho has accused personally of endeayorng to
bring about with Amerca-he has accused
me in common with the great tory party-can he
deny that those oho desirus Of affecting he recog
milton Of TIE Swhern CSnfedrdcy had sreryencoge ent
from the government (Checrsl Is It not notorious that
Of the leading members of the governmentone who
m Of and %
wo have lately had a specimenS Not content with
speaking In this House. he made in dnOher ptdce one Of
the most infammdtOry hdrdnguss that has been mad
ia England d-(chcers) )-Whteh, II IL meant anything il
meant 0.u The Cdbine Of the Qu,en hs point y
recognizing the Confederate States Did not he speech
disturb erery m'Tks Europe2 Did Il not reduce The
price of public securities, and create confusion Throughout
the icorhp (Cheers And yet this Minister she tried
friend OF the honorable member who goes down into the
country and that and my friend those who
| always anxious to plunge the country into
there s only Interpretation and IL IL this: that the
1900 900 have much right to be added to the con-
stitucnt body although may be prudent and practical
for him a In office propose only 400 COO But
If you admit the pnnc pie tn the 800 900 ehnd them
Introducing american principles mhich must be ra 10
This country, though they may be dddptsd 81 Amsrcc.
Hear hear say, therefore, that other interpreta-
ton be put the language OF tho right hon. gentle
which have read; but II there any doubt that
doubt remain longer Remember tho speech he
made year and a half ago. which confonnded hs col
leagues confused the House and perpcxed aud aeated
the country when he based the title OF admission 10 tho
suffrage tho rights OF (Ioud cheersl Well, he
published his speech-he published an explanatory pre-
fsce which nobody understood "a laugh) He did a
great many things and the matter passed on
But there was no mistake on tho part or
| tho right honorable gentleman when he mado
that speech He published his preface TO please his
colleagues but ne never changed his opinion, ana in
Liverpool on this occasiona formal OCCASION not ono
when man speaks IN heat, Tor minister above all,
meeting IN the provinces he again expressed tho opinion
tha the Suffrage Was moral rgn ana ought 10 DO 80
considered Hear near speaking OF the change IN
the condition and means OF tho mass OF the community
the right honorable gentleman said This change and
that growing and constantly Increasing capacity which
We see constitutes not only Illness but IN moral sense
constitutes right" tCheersl There Is nothing Ike
discussion IN the House OF commons Ihere is-'Con-
stitute In q moral . right" The right does not
exist in political sense; IN what other sense than In
moral sense can II exsr That completely sindcas the
| statement have made. gcheers.l
The CHANCELLOR or THE ErcukouER, who WIS received
with cheers said-A last, sr we have obtained clear
declaration from an authoritative source and We now
know that bl which IN country with hVe mhiiohs
alult males. con, oh' Hear hear" and erie. OF
| order Am 70 DC pernil,tcd 70 pivc"sof hear
know that bill which IN country with nVc millions OF
adult males proposes 70 adu 10 limited cohsuuh.ncy
two hundred thousand OF the middle crs ana TWO nun
dfod thousand OF the workns class ~ ~ ms JaAy"N" !"
the bdder " ne tory pdrfy-thear, hcafl-d bH U rom
| truc he oonsfauSn or N, Imerndn p,ne,pc what !
have sad In the nature of paudes or unisns or r.'o
luiionay manims-they have passed under All me
designations Alternately Ms ght sun ,he tastes o ahe
rent pcrsons-hhs been SAID Win reierfce 10 ue'ara
tions made by persons OF the groates, "csh IN 'hls
House, amid unnit anu tempest oi checr- but avn am
glad and thankful 10 admit that those cheers ana tumn
| overpowering as they were, did not represent mo
universal sentiment on TOE other sdo oi the op inc
honorable gentleman the member Tor south Lnconshe
explained that certain cheers which led me 70 ,nppoe
that he might bo one OF those VINO entertainer tho-s
Opinions oi the worklng cases 10 "h,.h hsve
had been Incorrectly interpreted NY honorable snd
learned Trend mo memoer ior Suuolk sthoush nc s
not taken part IN this ueoa'e spoNo ih 'nS
upon the malt duty the other evening on The merits Of
the working classes IN spirit whhh prove ih' no ~
eas encrsins none of those ungonerons sentiments IN
Their regard anh that tone, eei asursd hO,"l'hslshu-
ing some INSTANCES ioAihs 'o 'onti"y ooh''',a'on
| largely persades the Dehch"s oppos,te. ii'ar, NJ"
hut now pass on from the priei 'tplaihinh1 Nh'h
have gwen OF IN" parucuiar ep,tns,s an" 'Np'sso'
| used py inys"n anu others ana ".hH may ,,p,'
| TO honorable members To say that was not VINO
| mt INTRODUCED lhto hess n'7ons ~, no7"' ~
| ions OF this color ana asrcrPuoh 'n,'r-l ~ :,
1 opening speech that th"y