The New York herald., 1867-05-24

than v bring ID 60 happy conclusion rbsk ~fsn
has nos been the result any dssre power o.
ready give 70 the House Of Commons 10 the conau4
OF this business that influential poAition which woad
was passed BY the House, and by the goyernmsa..
tChsersl This assurance again, at the last hour con
vey 70 the consideration OF the committee and aus
venture to express hope that. with the aid ana ss.s,
Of the HOUSE. her Majssty's government may yea
succeed In conducting IA: business % happy and sAls
Mr. GIADsrora who rose amid loud cries Of sDvids,"
said-Mr Dodson am obliged % trouble the COMMITTEES
orable gentleman hes thought nt 70 allude 70 certain
expressions Of mine the most important parts Of which,
ns. hs y Sa ana Z @ s
refer 70 thai portion Of the right honorable gentemaas
observations In which he says seassd thae Sir WiiAa
Ciay's Act opprobrum the present 10. Nov.
sir never nid anything Of the kind whas I'D ~ vas
that the condition OF the compound heusshodss wHs -
do that Whatever Improvement has bssn ebosed In -
condition Of the compound householder due 70 the
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right honorable gentleman has placed upon my weeoH
rns sns nd honorable snsa ssys snss
bat that on being interrupted by CRY Of indgnassea
n. withdrew tina. charge Nov, STR during shs :hsss
never 70 my knowledgs, censursd the oonduos e -
Massiy's governments with regard 70 rsfosm (sOA&'T
enter upon that question any might appsas y
me that my duty called upon TO do bat have -
at any time tonight make any such charge ssnss -
Majesty's government l certainly did use the wsr1a
"fraud and Discrimination" the first words N .
sentence which the approximations Of four 6vO
gentlemen prevented me from concluding. The
House had permitted me 10 bring the observations
making 70 conclusion, II would have appeared tha4
had NO idea OF atrbuting fraud and dssimuatioo 70
the government but that had Intended TO describe ~
those words the impression which eieve likely
TO be entertained elsewhere Of the conduct Of her
Msestys government In particular but OF the Homae
generally, in should pursue o certain course.
(Murmurs) That Is q totally different matter froun
making charge Of fraud and Discrimination (ieax.
hear In consequence Of the dissatisfaction OF the
four or five gentlemen TO whom / have alluded
dissatisfaction which the right honorable gentleman has
magnifed into a cry OF indignaton--aftsr stating
that did not intend TO apply the words TO her Majssty
government and finding that they still appeared 70
tertan that opinion said that would, for the sake OF
peace and to prevent misunderstanding, withdraw the
words altogether tChcers.) But never Withdrew the
words the withdrawal OF charge because that charge
neither made nor intended 20 make. (Oheers)
The committee then divided on the question that the
cellor Of the Exchequer, be inserted. The numbers
Ayes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 393
Majority for the government. t................... %
The teiers for "the noes'' appeared some four
minutes in advance Of the telers for the ayes" and
the handing OF the paper containing the numbers ~
Colonel Taylor was greeted with loud cheers by hts
party On the announcement Of tho numbers the cheer
ing was renewed again and again by the supporters oc
the government but the opposition preserved unbroksa
silerco.