, 1866-04-25

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ne'1mer ,, T., - ~ aepcn nhe potn that you can
pos 'sn totasi tom "uieA
Ineaaau nuso'ale!y lins'ng WIN 1ae
enee1e ~ Puone "cee'uss' anu 1ne papers
seem 10 nase space 'oF scarcely aneht else
taan reports o. lae spteches ana resolutions.
we are 1oekea ana lancet with Tue hrst wave
Of yonf second resolutlon' and the sturdy elk
millions of our unfcpresented working mcn-
the staunch 1ficnds o. INC North aud real
Democracy Arc pouring ont right nightly
from their homes and workshoos, and declar-
Ing with unanimous voices that they will bear
political Acknowledgement no longer. On the
question Of Kefofm-fea1, earnest, honest,
radical Reform, mind you 1.-THE Government
Is proving ITSELF worthy OF the people. John
bright, our greatest tribune Of the people
since Oliver Cromwell, Is running race to-
ward democracy with Her Mnlesty's Chahcel-
lor OF the ESchequer; and Mr., bright has to
stir lis stumps not 10 be ttaten by Mr. Glad-
the aristocracy, throwing AWAY the dirty rags
Of conservatism, girding his loins With free.
dom to al', and daring the barons and lcfd-
lings OF our ancient nob!es,e to combat
d routrancs in the cause ofIthe peopls! With
two such pa1adtns as Br1gh. and Gladstone,
backed by the toil1ng MILLIONS Of Ensland's
noblcst blood and courage, how can our aris-
tocracy hope to win?
WILLIAM KwAHr GLADSTONE.
Mr.. Gladstone has had two field lays this
week IN his native county Of Lancashire. On
the first occasion, Thursday, u grand hauquc.
was given to him In the Philharmonic Hall,
Liverpool, when, II he did not "sing for his
supper" he at all events had TO speak for lis
dinner. His remarks on that occasion coy-
cred the whole ground Of Englaud's policy.
foreign and domestic; and It is evident, from
what he then stated, that our Government
attaches tar higher Importance 10 home af.
faIrs than TO outside politics. It would seem
that We are stcalsastly to refrain from all en-
tanglcments with continental affairs, TO rzatn-
tain strict policy Of neutrality tsafing tho
impending troubles In Germany, and to oc-
cupy onr time and attentsoa about our own
real business reform in tho repre-
sentatiou, and radical modification Of the
present conditions Of political power. Yes
terday, MI 0aoslone addresscd seFerAl
thousands Of the Liverpool neopIa In
the Amphisheatrc, when lie was more
than ever explicit nnd determined in regard
to the intentions Of the Government. He de-
Tended the Reform Bill introduced by himself
on the grounds of property being unfairly
represented at the present timc,-a position
WHICH cannot wei DC assatled oy our pseudo
conservatives. lie showed that the working
ci4sees VI Ias lo9sese III assItEate ln-
come ranging from TWO hundred millions to
two hundred and fftY millions of mounds
etelnuss "o'te lue iutau1e auu upper cAasscs
do not exceed tlat figure by q hundred mil.
lions. although they possess all the reoI nro.
pertJ in the Kingdom; thrcc-scrcnths Of our
income {s therefore held ty the 1a1,orfo,, ronu.
IaiioD, and yet that class. at the highest cstt-
mnte. has not a seycI,t|, Of the reDreseDt,tron
-, .ooo-a;,,t - ~ c1.s.t ~ 49, s.'as,.
ing classes pay "probably great deal more
,,,nn oro.4h;rd or o,,r rerenre J, n,at.-o. 49,
M 1nan ~ =. nt', "a ',, um 's,suu ~, aaa et atc
Of ope-scyeptl, Of the renrescntation y These
~. - vsao.stnea 49, ~ rIs.,s."-o,. se'
W ~ ahassssooa, arc A.. eiadstone'S own
%o5ds, ,' ana your readers wltl not be surprised
lnaa stcn lanSaa:c u1'o 'ac's afe SURFING up
our Epelfeh heaFta ana 1ofclng US to believe
Inrca h,rs,inr.
T,a .Hes,.s-,
Ane elHahe5 As1o previously sisen hfs reason
3,etoo,, of ,1,.,I,r ,ri.h t,,a ,rt,.3s ,-... -,
'us1e"u W ueat' VII" auo nhofe iuess'on OF
reform IN BULK. II amounted to tllis; the
a1istecraey profess to be IN favor OF reform ;
tAeA ~ tHeW prove tAe1f honesty W allowing
this hill to pass. II they oppose 1t, we shall
know they are merely acting hspocritically,
and arc consplflng Against progress. Or, still
sfuCler. ~ the Government will ret In thr tl,;n
enu o1 inc "esse nfst' and MI Inc rest must
follow in spite OF the ar1stocracY." Afr. Glad
stone 3ednrel snlcnd,,7 ,r,1,mcnt FINN
your history, during the late war, In favor ol
an ENLARGED suffrage. need not ussurf. your
reai3ers tl,at thc nrcume,} wac 1o,5tv :. -.
p]andcd. Mr. Gladstoue's peroration cannot
we'll he mutilatcd. apd ms it ,oresbo.Iow. I'm
intentions Of the Government md ebowe
,v1,nt a st ruoo1e l. i'm ,cn5,po Il, thfs no,,t.r
think it nv dutv 10 rive tI,e conc,nd;n,
parnrruph entire.
{s.lt IA pot IN our power 10 secure the nss.,,, of
Inc ,nt 1na rssis more win you snd more
arc somple. Inn It does Viii n. st,li VS. bage b1%e
cteaI responsibility aud gre conscious Of II, and
nnd;ence ma body anS rs.!c IT, for ne %aos
mi1u1e-.I We stake ourselves, &c stake our esis1-
e. , r. l. n", ~ ~ ~ oe worth much
staEe t:-sni We ssso stake oas po5sucs, ehasacssf
On the ndon'lon Of the 6il n lts main PROVISIONS.
foin NJ ;iai Ne LIQUID iii xn1 Mt 10 eSPesdt d
That The trumpet which 1t i orr BUSINESS 10 blow
na IL, Eee sr ~ III; @ soa1u rs soano mas
hs,c passed ,he Huicon, We hasc broker tic briuse
md haEn!d ne ~, hoats Nhind u. !cheers We
ns done is W. holc .na a. lar he Inn u M. Ist
permitted. We haxe aone our duty TO tho CroNu
aant. fnn on,, hcssec entg1nsn y n 9;hes
i1ectips EngIishmrn In whose hands By shs ~ vriI
,'a Snnsntm1on o. onr GoantIr Tue ultimate
80, ~, fas,-a 80 - teo-to EuusloeI