New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15

never heard the Of the gentleman il, tc,ti,r
i1g,cfI BIT W., have stood, aud trust that I"teNrr
stand We VIII 49, o@ - We CI T ,nnr .ide if y6u at
core. willing. aud -l,cl"us %" DE- - U"ud and prn
any time sluud Doc 300 serious uoH''' lii ' non
tIaCttd cheering, alLld NhlcH tAo H''''9
The toast Of the House OF Commons was replied TO by
Mr. Roebuck who met with very warm reception ana
said: | feel most deeply the way III when you nave
received the mention Of my name Ireget Tue aDsehoo
Of my colleague Oh this OCCASION and still more the occa-
sion Of it, am called upon TO return thanks for the
House Of Commons. TINS consider great honor Tor
have been long member Of the house al Commons anu
may say Giatiah sld Of another House % ["''i
tat am low attending upon the le1ISc OF the ptIco
House al Commons. That House Of Commons mas uohe
for England what England viii ever TclutmDeI ahu ~
though u may have done II SLOWLY u mas une ,itci
aud at last the present House Of Commons mas aui 1
the people OF me country lo us 'i,,d 10 think
the House Of Commons for what II mas uu', ,, n,
take pride for myself for having Dech ~ pau 81
it. lCheersl So much for the House OF v"m Mr.
now for the present OccasOn con quest
Lon Won have ~ y"Hr right hand. lie has come to us,
az tells III, under the BELIEF that ne il ~ the
peace He has come rs as the relresena,J o I'm
naughty offspring of haGS1y ai0, 81" Anon either TO
that his hands there VII DC no i m no. ,,iter-
inc with interests no slam expressions OF grandeur un
the one side or Of hambleness ON the other V LAY
sLll meet ON terms Of perfect equality ana lilchuSp;
hut desrOus Of doing all that can be done Tor the Bou
ourselves ard Of humanity in general Ana ho" a,u
I.I.vr tlat Mr. Revery Johnson, from MS character
and his auteccdcnts, Will so cOduct heRotios w -
this country and his that there VIII he no aok VI
Ucve that If | prudent | should hulshi puS
am not prudent man ana meeting 10 g;bin tbe feel
ugs of my mind on the great changes inat nave t g.,
in the government Of the country since we lasl me- III
his mil Now first OF all we must understand and ao-
knowledge that The government or TINS country 10 ~
nr Inn The hands of the arstocracy, represented ny
Lord Wharuclic Of the middle classes as
by the Master Cutler The Government OF lls VVt.iJ
Is now i'm tbe hands OF the working classes must not
conceal fms fact from ourselves Thug has been done
aud we endeaVOr TO meet IT, linen comes the puo
ton which wish To talk yOu ahOut-whtthtr We must
IT,
Reverdy johnson on the right OF Master Sul'r on oi in
OCCASION because this change has ALREADY Deeh haue III
Americas but, / believe male under more uildNut-
able conditions than III Lngahd' INC , en- III
have been more favorable IN AlielIc" fi
I'm England OF the almost honndess power Whoh
it possesses Of giving grants Of land TO an coeiS wJ
we have not; but more uIIaN"hDle peChuso Wv, ~"
poured into America tide OF cOIIuDton tSVulon' W.
rent OF almost all the wee aud tqIDuehce 81 EnaoiS.
the Wild lrishmdu, TIE merry fIellcn ha' VIC ~ i
mating Italian. ana the dumbiouuded smuard' All gong
ont m and wishing 10 fulfill their eXpectallo III
the mind OF Amtrca Ihis We are Tree lIun, Ou I 20
pertinent I'm England Is made with our own people honei
we have EnEliShmen We nave ScOchi1eu anI VIC h"nS
lushmcn, but we nave mem IVHc W UNI WIN, 49, y
belief is in the good feeling OF my country
that feel no will happen from having granted pO-
able 10 say coerced msed by tho aist0c-
racy for the government ~ the country VIII be IN the
hands OF the people ana ailhouth ~ ti"t o"
Government viii hc for the Interests ana advantage oi
all classes wish 10 call attention to tins fact; am od
that in America the better educated classes hS,o Nlc
drawn themselves from political me- that thcy nave
been oused and driven into the background Dy Ino Ns'
population which has grown up aouu 'heia. , ,he
Gated classes I'm America have stepped hslde lTon 9
political torrent, perfectly Cuuteuted with thcf TO- anu
feeling that they Will be perfectly safe have Jet polucal
affairs settle n the hands OF what We may call tho Duce
ucclug portion OF society, consider there is great
danger m This, and thinking, ask you 10 take part ia
every political movement don't ask you 10 CocIce
anyUuay as landlords; but what 40 ask OF you
is 20 act uVon the principle laid down ny
Jeremy Bentham. ard 10 make great ana
most pregnant distinction between the power
az viii aud the power Of mind mind. The power OF
Will mtaus Tie power 81 the landlord TO cOerce hs ten
ants: that do MOI ask YOU 10 do; but VIII ask you TO
exert the power of mind over mudi and, further ask
you % tell your wOrkmcn what you believe 10 be fair aud
ght-nOt coercg, but letting them do exactly as they
like That is IN power, II We do not withdraw IRON
created by present law IL would be unwse TO take
mn That positio; but tell the under what yon
beve 10 be right and let u work in their minds; then
believe we shall see what has before been seena
peoue governed by itself America does not do-there Is
a government OF people outside America but mere we
shall have people inside ourselves, aud OF that people
ask ask OF not 10 &c CocrCcd by anybody not 10
be nisled or igtened by any Trade UnioDs not to be
ANYTHING but Euglishmen considering SIMPLY the goou OF
your country. Cheers. ! ask you, workmen OF thls
town. TO have confidence in yourselves ana ~ the dgy
OF your nature TO be coefccd or frightened 10y
ans body, do what YOU think night as your country
demands. loud cheers - 4.
Lord Edward Howard NJ. p responded 70 the toast OF
1.-THE Lord o. the manor" behalf OF the DIXIE or nor
folk and Earl FtzW.am returned thanks for his health
as the Lord Lieutenant Of the West RIDING.
Several other tOasts followed, ana the company oepd
rated at = late hour.