New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-21
LIBERALS.


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IIPrRAIs Hockey Samuel, Bristol
Ayrton, Acton b., Tower The OConnor, Don' koseoH'
Bouverie, Edward Pleyden, The O'Donohue, Tralee;
KilInarnock 0tway, Arthur John, Cbat
B BEs John. Birnns6ao Palmer Sir Rounded Rich
0V worth E" ~ -' Peel, Sir Robert. Tam.
Bury, Viscount Berwick worth -
Cardwell, Right Hon t. OK Potter, dhoma' D"s'e''
Chdres Hugh Cullne Eard. stansfeld James. IT,, wad
ley, POntefrAct. Tax. -,
Coeridge, John Duke, Exc Sykes Col W. Henry ADer
Collier. Sir r. p. Plymouth whtbread Samuel. Bed
D Denpison. John Evelyn, not CONSERVATIVES
MISREPRESENTATION Addery, Right Hon Charles
Dixie H. Chelsea, north. b., stanordshire Northl.
Duff, f. Grant, Elgn and Beresford Hope AieRan s
ra a Henry. Brighton. bridge Uplyersity
Forster, W. f., Bradford. Cave, Stephen, shoreham'
Gipin Charles, Horthamp Cawley, Mr., ealford.
Gladstone. Right Hon. W. Dlsraet, Right Hon nenja-
eadsto Se"S'' H. whby Fsldsn James BacG0grn.
Gyn, George Greenfon Glaze ST X a.; be Gassa.
Goschen, Right Hon. J. g., Graves. Mr.. Liverpool,
cray 1St Sir John, Kilkenny ton; n,.,, uon Can.
Gregory. W H., Galway oInc' Oxford UnssT%.|y
HsScoSTi, Vernon, oxford fan Right Hon GsG5se
Hoare Sir IT,. Chelsea. CNorlhl n,..,,.
Hughes VIM. Bulkoley. Car Hornby Mr., blackburn,
narvon District. hontague l3rd hopcr'
Kuglake, William, Bridge huntlnguohlhhipo t., ~
Lawrence G.ord Mayor Lon ford University: H. o..
dom lambeth Pakngton, Right Hon s,r
Leatham, 4. A. Hudders John somerset. Droityieh'
Leievrs John shaw, Read sels.er pes,H Geo lamp
IInso1 Lord George Charles Stanley. Right Hon. Lord,
Gordon Lymington Kings Lynn.
| Lennon, Lord Henry George Taylor, Col Ihom' bd"r
Charles Gordon Chehes-i DuDhh tsoun'y, Y,o,.,,o
Lowe. Robert, London Uni Cambridge University
| versty.
TIE LORD Mayors DAY-REvTRDY JOHNSON
ON THE RELATIONS BETWEEN ENGLAND AND
THE UNITED STATES.
| Lord Mayors day, Nov. 0, says 1he DdiV
N,r, has been observed In London according TO immo
mortal cnstom The traffic between the city and west
minister diverted and the streets wero gwen up 10
an immense and good tempered crowd Most of the ea
lures Of the ancient pageant were revived the od state
coach was once more brought out and the popularity OF
the show as an emblem Of the .oyeIclsny Oh ihs
70 The new chief magistrate along the line Of route ON
arriving at Westminster the Lord Mayor Was presented
IN the Court OF Exchequer by the Common bofeant ana
after an interchange OF the usual compliments the ndges
OF the respective courts were invited 70 he civic
In the evening The speeches at the banquet were IN
vested with more than the usual interest First came an
from Mr Reyetdy johnson 70 ne ony nd
the United States had now entirely ceased anu INA.
IN NJ eouyse Of few days Then the Prime
MDlster In 70 speech OF considerable IenHth ivn'bueu
me 81 neace uttered at that table few months
ago had been fully borne out by facts Win respect "
bsos sd that only had %0nasP Sss
been healed but ancient causes SI % sht honorable
gentleman without entering into details hla peect
Sed 10 have the honor OF returning thanks on behalf OF
Her Majestye Ministers next year on .he quesuvn va
GoyeTninent TO the policy Of the Liberal party MT.
Claiborne Hardy trusted that the elections would be con
Sucted and that the national yerulct H De
decsiya ss well as advantageous 10 the countrysln
1 terees.
MI Reverdy Johnson's speech In reply to the toast
aTbe health Of their EIcelences, the Foreign Minser
| was as fOllows:
| Nav {, please your Royal Hghless, my lords ladies
and Gentlemen rise behalf Of the foreign Iepresont
aves at her Msestys Court . 70 nSch has lust been pro
posed by the Lord Mayor and TO return 70
Tor the TRe IA opinion Of
never be Indifferent to the nr Os snd e
Of the people Of city have never been greater
for centuries past than they are at present worS
d ~ expressed APPRECIATION of the representatives OF
other nations cannot is which sG O they represent
We rejoice at the wealth and prosperity OF
ing that your institutions are founded and
Osr,tv Of man Cheers without attempting IN Sng
giest degree TO dsparage the YER not ha oended
ne Tor saying that for people, tho dn
which we enjoy the best eaeaasa, s 20 pbod
their operation win cure tho deieg .wS
will refer the people the fosasn, than in former
,mss that appeal never by made 10 hs p pSos.
Cheers Great as s the n'e ns,Ions os the world,
nnRtl ~ In
ttis greater, II possible, because noas TSs can
lie accounted various grounds 70 Wncnl sroent
The nressnt occasion does not permit me 10 We
in general terms One OF them Is thst IN our ns ,epa
td e. vas because the Of America beevea t The
@ - England ct the present day aefnowledgei hn, So
ujss OF English freedom not only justlnea pu nsve
pid the separation. Aud though some lney Ian
hSt that THIS step would be injurious 70 your va
~ ,sorld reoiced-and no portion OF the
INC than the people Of the United % nes
d nat 40 far from ifurng, that sephaa,v at
nnu onIy 20 increase the power ana ploPieS No
$1,000 buring the late struggle through VIA .t
nnassed-a struggle which has filled our Ia i"ted
nhYo pents ~ the deadwe found that tbeIe
,s and that there existed here -, ,h -,
WIN ,pon a. IN tho and the jusuhcauV u W. y,
Rmt these thank God, no longer eiis,ii ON yo",
Sn era one And from the moment hhuou -, Ena
nonno r. became satisfied that the public opnV a. s,t
a 20 ,eIaton 10 the institutions OF the oh 10 and
iao L. ne have been some what cfitlclseu
. "s Tor Tho manner In winch have met anu , he,
on,ties with which have been honorsu u me
~, critirs dnd that the ciyites exhibited @ ,t INN
o, the rStnrn which have made 10 them INV cu
innsiv adeoted the negotiations when INV ' nair
h,n2 hot ween your noble Secretary Tor & 80 ain
I'D myself thew will be satisfied That the ono ,ev re
",ev yndrred as know that the other was liz oy'
c,oroeated Loud chceIsl speak VIM, ,d hone n,
INV noble friend your Foreign secretary a ~ Ain
viii not coupder me OVcIsepplng e @
fanatic uropricty when Say thai A1sS'Si "''''