The New York herald., 1868-03-06
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MIR. Disraeii In Parliament as PremIer-His
Speech to the House OF Commons-Sk etch
OF His Policy and Re marks of the Opposi-
uon-NIeetlnE OF the Cabinet Supporters
LONDON March 5-Mldnight
In the House OF Commons this evening Mr. Dsrasii
appeared for the s time since the resignation OF Lord
Derby. Upon entering the house he was received with
loud cheers from both the government and the oppos
tlon benchea
Mr. Dsrae soon afterwards rose, and after giving no.
tces OF the introduction OF certain measures relating
Scotland and Ireland referred to the retirement OF the
Earl of Derby saying his colleagues loah TO sever
their connection with such leader; no language could
express their estimate Of the character and Of
such chief and they all most earnestly hoped for his
ceeded to say-Her Majesty had been pleased TO enrust
to him the task OF forming q government and
he could not decline the gracious offer 40;
OF his colleagues. In domestic affairs the policy OF
Lord Derby during the last two years OF his adminstra
foreign affairs the policy OF Lord Stanley would be ad-
hered to- This would be policy Of peace not one OF
own interests and those Of other nations Such
policy would never lessen the influence or dignity OF
ENGLAND, based as i was upon esteem and respect the
domestic policy OF the new government would DO
liberal one icheers-aughterl, recognizing national
traits as best securing national institutions He regret
ted the necessity OF continuing the suspension OF the
writ OF habeas corpus Ireland but Lord Derby had
said on a public OCCASION such action was tho only
safeguard against INSCRIPTIONS foreign confederation
Such suspension OF the privileges Of the writ was not
incompatible with the gentle exercise the law and he
was OF the opinion that the grievances OF Ireland
should be treated with tender regard for that country
After few moro explanations, not OF general
importance Mr. Dsrael resumed his seat amid applause
Mr. Bouverie member for Kilmarnock said the policy
of Lord Derby referred to by the Premier was uncer
tam II II meant retention OF office only the new gov
ernment would meet with serious opposition.
In the House of Lords tonight the Earl Of Ma!mes
bury said the subject OF Irish grievances would come up
for discussion Tuesday next After announcing the
change in the government he added that Its policy
would remain unaltered.
Earl Russell declared that no confidence could be
placed In policy which always saying one thing
and meaning another. He said the liberal members
had their support to Lord Derby on his pledge to
bring about reduction OF the franchise but none had
in reality been made Such mode Of educating party
was unprecedented.
large meeting OF tho friends Of Mr. Dsraeli was held
at his official residence last night Nearly all the lead
ing tory members Of Parliament were present
The proceedings have been made public, but the
meeting Is regarded favorable indication OF the
strength of the new Premier.
The official returns OF the Bank OF England show thai
the specie s vaults has decreased c213 600 sterling
since the last report made, February 27.