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

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anything that Mr. Gladstone and Lord Russell proposed
Others say IL Is highly conservative bill In point Of
fac. believe the majority o. he supporter q the gov
the only solution Of their difficulty they have detor-
mined 70 follow Lord Derby and Mr. Disrae wheresoever
striking change. Tae arreysss which they dis
played last session has been abandoned, and
something akin TO moderation and 70 weak
ness has succsodsd and even I, who am considered
perhaps the most guilty Of all men Ia regard 70 this
question: escape now without one single sentence
OF that vtuperation which lavshy bestowed upon
me during the whole Of last session daughter and
cheers) Now. why Is II that this change has taken
place This the explanation Of tbsS since the
fortunate catastrophe which overlook the bill Of last
son the workingmsn OF this country have undertaken
70 do sher own work Cheer Aoou, S sn,s time last
friend Mr. Beaes or TO the secretary Of tho Reform
League-in which made Observation % this effect
day and ask for Reform bsA in sucA xsxsbes sAat they
roid U the space between Chorng Croa and hs venerable
aoc cs s o ss ~ ~ rs aa o,"s 49, ss1'
daughter and cheers) ] Was very much blamed Tor
this observation which made In very innocent letter
which was writing But IL did happen not long after
wards that the men Of London did come out 70 look for
Reform bill They did not 90 70 the space betweea
in the direction Of Hyde PARK tChssrsl Ana nn0aidr
enough % any hey found M rdshr0s Hyns fdrs Jwn a.
rotten cay gentle osa EMITTED pressnrsua a.
ooainst 0esr rioks vAe they united in desanding
Aem loud ChcersI And then Immediately following
their example Tho example Of the men Of Londonyou
in Birmingham somehow simultaneously and unani-
m ,usly agreed that you would have meeting; and you
bad meeting the fame Of which has NOS yet passed
away and the influence OF which Il yet felt And after
you, south Lancashire aud Manchester there was
similar meeting afterwards In the West Riding at
10 DIS and er that In the west OF Scotland besides
this thousand other meetings In various other pnr o.
the country Well then attribute the change that has
taken place 10 the effect OF these mestingA and there
be anything that stops the wayand there much
let thess meetings 80 Cbeers In the Wsse Riding
tomorrow there viii be gathering perhaps not less
than you have had to-day and thus te voice OF great
peopIe gathering sfre,loA pyoceos FROM end ~
Ne leland 10 ne ohev. ,cu at last svks vida dread Aoe
usurpers and smpcsor who. pretending 70 be govern
ment In favor OF reform, are Offering you the most
aronug and insulting measure that has ever get been
Mr. DsraeI the other night spoke Of Gladstone the
one person the House with whom he would not deal
on this question. Cres Of shame and hisscsj He
treated him a. the representative Of faction and Of
party strife. The rest Of the House he would discuss
the matter with; but with him he would deal 10 =
different manner and on different terms. These re-
negades from the liberal party, some Of the who
met the tea room, sud radicals who voted last
Saturday with the government heard this OF Mr.
Hardy they heard the insulting observations Of Mr. Dis
rae and allowed their leader in the face Of the country
10 be thus insulted, without having the seif-
respect or the msnllness 10 resent H. What
shslI say Of that leader Il N not you know, my
practice TO speak OF Tho ofnciai politicians and tho
statesmen Of this country with exaggerated suogy bu
win venture V SAT tpIs Of Mr. Gladstone and there 10