The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-04

hsve cesa Ia ~ psse1oa h which - 90 -
ssscisoa IN the ooonsiss Hs is Of ocniss, = &
- could gather frum his speeches 06s the mofs
ns county % = %.d so s
landowners the entirely they will be After his own
fashion and his wishes. (Chesrsl Ncmore pesiious
you get tho nominees Of the great landowners and
lords side OF the House and the OF
end viii have come, and while Mr. Dsrasli Is ticking
the ears Of tho country gentlemen behind him ne "
propounding plan which, = could be carried INTO
power Of the country gentlemen and tho peerass OF
England. Cheers., Mr. Disrssli proposed TO exclude
who resided within tha limits Of tho boroughs,
and cannot believe that man who made such propo-
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discussion tbs late bill which his party and their
press said unanswerabIe II was speech leading
10 this coucus0n-that he would give 10 any
Of the working Glasses until he how he could BY
distribution OF seats, make those votes Of no use To
them. tCheerxl Lord Stanley lent himself to an un-
happy trick intended a. appeared TO us take the
government and the House by surprise and, by gaining
sudden and accidental Division TO destroy both the
borne 10 . member OF the Cabinet. laugh
teri He better known Lord Robert Cecil
because he said that the work ngmcn were Of
flesh and blood He treated that much In
sns s-s wy y e us ~ ana = ~ 1S
ates would hare ried my friend Mr. SumwC he had
scd that black osd hite oere sqd and 70 fAe ew ~ God
Peel Is member Of this government and he protested
against any reduction OF the franchise indeed did
Sir Stafford Norhoote who Is President Of the Board
OF Trade wish to ask whether from these men you
10 get reform BILL After all their speeches had
been made Lord Derby did his utmost TO prevail ON
Mr. Lowe 70 become member Of his Cabinet IT, after
all this they attempt TO manufacture and intro
ducs a reform bin they would cover themselves and
their party with humiliation and with certain failure
know that In this country politicians change sides,
and II often has wonderful effect with them Isupposs
that there are many here present who have read tho
Inv nuv viii v r. Hnspa m pointnQ
out the character of politicians In America, who,
he said, as may say Of Lord Derby and his party,
A mercifui Providence fashioned them hollow,
On purpose that they might their principles swallow.
uaughter) But, Notwithstanding that PROFESSIONALISM
mercifu provisionas statesmen confess that do not
believe that the government have determined 10 bring in
Reform BILL or that they can by any possibility bring
in Reform bill which the reormes OF this country can
accept. tCheersl They have done everything during
the by fraudulent statements, by insults TO
the people, by the evident baseness Of party actions
10 destroy the honest attempt Of Earl Russell 10 improve
the representation OF the people do not believe that
within short year they round capacious as
may be the cavity Of the tory government-I
swaor ,o.s rnno prnsp. sno b.sr
If man TO tell me he had broth composed
OF half dozen OF the most poisonous ingredients, and
could make wholesome dish, could not believe hIm
laughter; and IL he told me that Lord Derby and Mr.
Dsrael and Lord Stanley and Lord Cranborno and Gen.
era Peel and the rest Of them about 70 produce
wholesome and salusry and liberal reform bll must
ask him not 10 impose for a moment on my under
standing ssn Cneersl The enemies o. the pii 80, o.
and consprafo Of the session just passed cannot be-
come honorable statesmen in tbs session which Is about
90 commence (Cheersl My opinion may be no
better than that Of other mon. This, however, may
be good advice. Al refmmers shoud De tie sroich
tCheersl Theve enemfes enough, and (0s> friends
enough 10 hat by 0uf Of
danger. but the next bill, what must II beY wish ]
could hope that would be az good as the last but one
thing think, have right 80 insist upon. that the
next bill which introduced by reform government
should be regard 10 s suffrage, based on the ancient
franchise Of the country. (iiear near, Household
existed Darehes
II has existed for years IN municipal corpora
lions; II has been found IN parishes
or corporations 70 be destructive to tho IN
terests OF those districts l say, therefore, ought
to stand upon our ancient institution Earl Russell
was in favor Of extending the borough franchise down
TO the municipal franchise and Mr. Gladstone app owed
such measure. We know that the iate Attorney Gen
eral one OF the members Of the House Of
C0nlmonss opeay Expressed himself ia favor III that
change. believe the liberal portion Of The middle
class would have no objection To see the franchise ex
tened to all househ0ldets In the borougbs believe
" IL we're 81 extended we should arrive al point a.
which. long any rate any OF are permitted
10 NEEDLE In the policy Of our country. no fur
therefore entirely In favor OF H. because believe
" no wss In itself, and because u the
ancient borough franchise Of the kingdom am 40 Es
ror Of ne ooraifsf'ss. woa6 stand ~ u ~he"ero
offered gsaranfess for freedom. scoyd march iss
track That fy0rk plain that the ,cdxf1riaG
though Gof ~eed nhsyvip would be guided BY
s lights; they have been kept burning by great mn
among forefathsrs from generation to generation.
Our only safety in this warfare adhering 70 tho
ancient and noble constitution OF country Gsd ,fAss
h0r~ yrs0red 10 its ancient and ss-fed me
geI body y NE ps7' 10 ale porT :" yo1sa P'p,,, he.
r Uonse Of C0mmons ,gin " he RAM 0f s nation and
not ih sanae, and IL pii d. h> bidding mi small and
lnaifef-gtsa ignorant. neeeSSrfyd Difsh-cio1, bat
the bidding o gSeaf and node ps'Pf, loud and pro-
facted cheering, amid which the honorable gentleman
resumed his sesi, having spoken for upwards Of an
hour.l