The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-06


rank and who impaired into this Ques
% mucS or 81 zeal n ss BEEN
during the last two years BY the present leader q the
liberal party. Cheers Who Is there In the House
teal questionsY Vino equals HIM earnesnessY Who
equals him in eloquencea Who equals him In courage
gentlemen who Say they win not follow him have any
one who b his equal, let them show him. II they can
q NJ Ss%
ducs him. (Chesral 1t Is . depiorabie thing that
last year small section Of forty men Or thsrssbou:
Of the late sovsumsn and with it they also destroyed
number have this year. % great extent Destroyed the
power OF the opposition and may assist anti
Sssssss question Of our Ssvns
done al tho mischief which they could they begin %
write silly letters 70 their constituents What can b
done In Parliamentary parties every Is TO pursue
hrs own little gamer cosermon00 and doney although
Il Wo.d take sOsek 70 raud from hare 70 London, VI
rsnaing atks0ayt The London and Northeastern line mgM
bring % total destruction great espre nain ard vsyx
small men-oud cheersl--very small men, who during
ns,r v1oS po'ca vss nave not advanced inc cues
In time oan at critical hour like this throw themselves
ssnwsrt the objects Of great party and mar i
interests Of the country bensAcfaIly for oil tina.
Cheers) Now, believe that when see mon leave
contrary % its acknowledged principles but not going
with them. that there is not much Of principle and
not mucn Of PATRIOTISM and NOT muc0 or love OF reform
10 their conduct suspect there something worse than
all thssmaller and meaner-concealed under conduct
like this and say that 1t becomes tho Constituencies
OF the kingdom to ascertain what are the motives Of
their measures, and whether this question OF reform IL
thus To- DO bansd BY them in future But whosoever
sss q ss.s sss ~ .s III.
beisvs wsthdraW from that demand Last year,
MN a. bss ami ~ s sc ana
Destroy this bll-desroy that government but there
yet remains the question Of REFORM and there romans
IA md wt1A
still demand that this question shall be settled" be-
eve now don't believe In the passing OF this bill
fraud Of tie rry sOora and Of tie most insulting chars
dcfer. say try H. not BY the 'unerrng instinct Of
Of an and yoa WIFI
= rejection. wny. there has not been throughout
the cOuntry-th0ugh after what am about TO say
doubtless an effort will be made to dsprove what
say-thers has not been throughout the country
has bsen duly recorded In the papers
OF this bill Last year there were thousand meetings
in favor Of the bill There has been this session
far have heard read in favor OF the government
bill Last session the petitioners came there In one sim
gle fortnight by many hundreds OF thousands II the
bill Of the tory party or the purposes Of the tory party
Il is not the blu q the people Of England is Il In
lCheers.) Mr. scholeneld said he would leave
IL to me TO say what should be done. His
he ieft IL to me to give the sdvo, which viii mot
say no was not disposed TO give, but which perhaps
he thought might in some degree have moro weight
with some persons If were myself to give II But
really the advice give whether from him or from me-
ID clear that II does require TO be given for the
would make every ono Of you sccept IL though did not
speak, What has happened during the last ten mouths
own meeting the south Lancashire meeting the meat
ing In the Of Scotland, and thousand other me
insss They have driven the tory party from its
anchorage az the pr0fessod and open opponents Of ~
FORM and you have only do what you have done
hitherto. will advise which might present
itself n the minds Of earnest and enthusiastic men,
but which In this country probably never will be
necesssfy. aud certainly cana0s be necessary now
ss Dsiss y speech s = % ss ARE
ausssos * toscs ms ssssd 70 Ibis eoass ~ 10 yssr
ss &. ~. an: sss 6: e.. :e: ss
a and and
certain Tho richer CLASSES in this countryside
Soas want the country the, IKE political
power in their class. which u not Unreasonable
either s Or = Socss o. ns
and oppression TO be fs Or % DO believed % DO fe
throughout the country the rich people Of this ccun
everybody should be satisfied and everybody should DO
comfortable; but the rich people in the West End OF
Of one hundred or one n1ndrsd and my ihosand mss
coming out and eaynk I'VE are shut out from the CON-
you; 10 are not men Of violence q whom yoa need
b Afraid; but there II the constitution. and 10 calm
uuoor that con1ttut00 20 nave the ngot 70 v0t0 oT
members OF the House or Commonsl" Lot Mr.. Beales
and mis- friends in Londoa-Iet tho workingmon every
where By great meetngssAe oredser ne oater-peace,
fol and orderly meetings. passing sound and rational
nrm resolutions; lot them mako II appear 70 per-
from the humbies In the land 70 the Queen upon tho
throne, that there " general, wde universal md
strengthening sentiment that Ck0t exts 70 not longer to
evabxe and Aat something better mass be establishsd
give you my word never said anything with more
perfect confidence that speak the TRUTH that you have
only thus 70 meot and thus TO speak, and tho barriers
which stand before you will fall at your words and be-
n Ia hin he
you will b admitted 20 frank and generous and liberal
and sasfactory exercise of the electoral franchise
guaranteed by the constitution Of your country. loud
cheers In the midst OF which Mr.. Bright resumed his
scat having spoken Cor exactly an hour and half