The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-22

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| Monster Meeting In Leeds-John Brishrs
Declaration OF the Intentions and Objects Of
the People.
Leeds Oct s. correspondence Of London Timeal
This afternoon gathering Of from 100 900 70 no. 900
persons-but OF tho speakers on the platform
stated the numbers at much higher range-composed
OF workngmcn and their wives almost exclusively took
place here. Certainly political movement has for
long time attracted much attention proved
day by the collecting together Of so great multitude
from far aud In order discuss and support the
principles 81 the Manhood sunge Association which has
been established herc, and lately carried vigorous
agitation In all the towns and villages comprised Ia what
IL known as the woolen district
AZ each Of tho platforms there a chairman, who
had been chosen some time beforehand flourish OF
trnmpets the signal for silence the part both OF tho
bands and tho multitude and then, after few words OF
tenon simultaneously at All the nye platforms tho arst
resolution was moved nc follows -
Ts: s ~ e. = Hrss sna
me-. md ne 70 r.io,a srgash, asan', ne work
Psdss. ,i.s .dsse.e scs dc rsSisrsa rs.as
proper basis OF representation.
The second resolution thus
That his meeting desires 70 acknowledge The ,er1ces o.
hs kiss, Hon " Gladstone Mr. John Bright Mr. John
claim and indicated heir character In Parliament and
champion q the national HOUSE Of
/ The following the third resolution
Ts hs ~ az =. K.
worii'e classes their snd:..os os..,a f.r share %
ss q :'s 4 sas
ber.na 0ia,sow Dublin and sss~ " their determine.
dement, 10 maintain the peace and the conenment
In the evening Mr. BRIGHT delivered lengthy ora,ion
reviewing all the facts Of the case and ngihcnng his
private sources and SEQ stated In the newspaper
that least noble families have been very active In
their interests through their agensnobL assie, ina,
an, It'd ia raAne Con9v-ror and far as knoU
It's ne only hing haf INV did Cheers and laugh
MI lLal ahl Ia New
and uHtnoum % an eminent dcrec But how can there
possibly be any freedom Of election IN borough which
Is MOI he only borough 4 Id ind Lel !. give. only
i for moment, orr attention 10 two iacs. In
| and The population Of eseh Of them "a IN.
/ der i've thousand; bat they return twenty-five
/, pemhe.- 10 Parliament Ia England, Wales and
ireland there less than u boroughs who-e popu
laton from 1000 but Ia ess than 10000 penons,
they I27 members TO the House Of Commons
e. shame y You do not know much about little bor
oughs bu, there are small boroughs Yorkshire well
In Wales and The south In which there IL little com.
pusion or corruption or very acute attorney that
sort Of combination which prevails among few publl
cans and which may be accounted for, " u cannot be
justified. by the exceptional position IN which they
i tbey are subject In those small boroug'ls any of
those thngs can make the difference whether one man
Of fact. there Is no real representation In these
| small bor0ughE In them the wishes ~ the people
are nothing The rsprcsen'o 49,. a s
coaxed compelled corrupted. and bribci. Take two
cases which have been prominent during the past SIS
sion and allow touch upon the character OF tboe
unjust assertions which have been thrown out your
character by gentleman % grea, ability capable OF do
Ing very great things but somehow other know not
Nv What means he always prevelted from doing them
| No sits nomssly for Cane In the Hoye 81 commons
In that boronh there arc one hundred ana
Ing influence In X and tbcre no practical % real ~
presentation left 10 the one hundred and sevenytbree
| nominal electors Well, but this gentleman comes
| 70 the House u Commons and yoa know what he
said. received todsy letter rom tns .own
lille more lively than il was when ! hri knew
| II ON questions Of politics ] have received from
Warwick paper 10 which ~ eaisn"ifor Dsls ~,
them be suehutiered against The srcai BODY o. the
working glasses PRINTED ard cirraLsd amonghs rs
1ops ard oairoc y ~ 'osritno cars y iasf erosgA
wish they vere circulated IN every workshop 10 the
kingdom say that unless yDs foes d0r'uf ne
pho has no, irsatd you, who vead irJu, yoa ava
and eenaaa nav o. ia ne coming 's-s.os n Ta,iia.
mew When say that Lord Derby y not =
reformer they charge With railing =, lord Derby and
| charge the torres with frenzy hostile = reform Wen,
my may no, Be a. accurate A. that ~ some psope
but Do facoIe that during the last session 80 gentle
| men who cal themselves tories objected 70 Nr Glad
stones B because proposed ~ admit according 20 W.
the uneni ranched 100000 10 the suffrage Nov y may
be that tue Tories did not care about ths blt All thsy
speech shck b. made iast after he po ofce In.
tlunssed In very distinct language which quote from
memory hs y naa s srss, s.s s Iressas II ~.
party for they had looked The ,easgry benches -
long and With such ntsnseuefn ~ VISION Nm sueh
eagsrpsss With rucb hunger for What 50 there, thai
IN he had not even for six months allowed them 70 49,
| there they would have ssld that ne wN not worth
followins that thsy gave up the ehase All vv5h
| not Do 20 ANY longer Well, for tbs Shr 40 ibey
dor rhsy wasted shols session ,hsy hsts disturbed
| the whole country, aud having made these great
meetings pecswary they have dlssased and ssfAnsed
the unsnfrsne h@ casscs Nicely 70 suppanl ksf Ruse
In oss House and W Sladssoneln thu other IN Ass<r
a<vs ~a-y . itoai pa,tsss mr. parry t,af !.
aluass ss>ts~e or. asf gss W ~ nsr.y tread ard
bn<v parry ard itrrs o~f eftev an aaf "a psgft
| Lord Detv 10 rpt anisyefcvn parry ba tread md
bsu<v pal Cheer an1 laughter Yorrr ngnhs once
OF " may ran Twelve. they have r1estss AZ
boast and good s<sare thsy have betrayed tie true
Interests Of The people. and have men - TIA.
bench Who would sell the mace vheh n the ymtol ~
loyalty on the tabs ~ the House, BY doing - ney
could give 70 themselves frty ofbnurs Ne hnssftl
benchsn lChe~r Nov, muss ssk yos 10 al ssroarnsss
70 LEI tho country know sAaf % 1ya sta 700
propose end boz fer yos honestly s.ties fof chat
yoa believe - good shall not spa 70 he vfissrs
IN ssvspsperv, q whom and nos very crsstshe
onel 10 concealed sonsvhssc In tho t0vn shall 20.
peal only 10 the uuthloying, majority - The psops
Of this country. our object n uls-b seso-s psls,
| y1vaarsafs~ In this oogntrys 70 make TIE Hoa-s a
Commons the orgxa and REPRESENTATIVE u the nstien.
asd gcs Of . small class o. " yoa ioos over al TIE
| worm yoo viu nos 80 tAa v9,sssnfrig~ sfsf.-s
er~vsA~s. g. as dev,s v n oo-r1ss~ss 70 tsos~-