New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04

eminent The Reform Act was not yet SO gooa as u
zion before them was that Of religious liberty IN MnSh
the Liberal party had already done uc anG and
scotland cbeersl by creating union not mercy III tl9
statute book, but IN the hearts OF me i dHeston
lie then charged the present Government WIN tryIhR
the levelingup scheme that had iaSo anu had M @uar
cared that they had no pohcy AT az VIZ dni"d That
autee what the Government might 90 he ue.cu 'naC
th0ught that the Scotch pretty good Judges or
Professionalism and were among the pest IroSSuhts IA
Wbv tbey were scattering the Government candl-
dates right and left. lCheers IN M9-Loth i io
cDerotions Tory seat, The eldest OF the DUKE OF
Rurclcnch he had Just heard had been rejected byR
large majority The right honorable gentleman said ne
policy because the voice Of the country IN tins eecOn
had been pronounced already IL was not Ss n npT
majority had been largely increased nc ashGu tne'
therefore vote for him, not Tor his personal os;
but to confirm by their SURFACES the recorded Nect Vi
Mn Gladstone smoke for forty minutes He was
snty interrupted by the Tory rOugh who were present
The show of hands largely in favor Of Mr. Glad
Stone dspute arose as TO the second place which the
sheriff gave To Mr.. Cross ia
TIE BUcKNGHANsiiihE hLtoIloN-Nh' DisHAhi'
The election for Buckinghamshre took place on the
18Th As Mr. DHaeli has been known 10 take thS con-
stituency more freely into his confidence than the Rouse
of Commons itself the cageness TO places IN the
Aylcsbury Court House such that tickets OF auns-
the day of nomination arrived In the last Parliament
this County returned three Conservative mtmbers-Elz
Mr., Disrach, Mr. lu Pre-, and MI r. - Harvey La t
under the operation OF the Minority Clause when the
unicorn" Counties unlike the borougS nave aequesVeu
In, with whatever reluctance the 1umor I'M 20
member, now Sir Robert Bateson Harvey Withdrew 10
make way for successor OF Liberal nrhepies NT: N,
Lambert There was no opposIlion mr. DIsiio' VIZ" r
was received with loud and prolonged cheering III re-
turning thanks for his reelection began py tteIonco W.
the Reform bill Defending his conduct III at measuo
lie said We have been charged with opposing moderate
measure and with having carried IafEe "aSsc u sny
FORM But that is not charge brought against s' nS
that Is merit lChcers We opposed hlnall uens'
ure because, in opinion, IT would nave Aorutu no
solution of the question: ana because We 9'HnSu I'm '
the country demanded settlement u desired mat u
should bc settled upon lasting principles. lCneers
nm, right honorable gentleman then proceeded 10 re-
view What the Government had uone ana h'lu lhc,c
men and that the relations between TINS country ana
The United STATES of America. loud cheersl Nht WAS
Knitted states of America when we acceded 10 once
WHY you an know they were relations OF great uilhcu
iI-,v ~ Ht,1r were those which Interested great
es of The pcOp-uOt mere points that might arise out
o, SUI - r@e b.ies OF Engllshmcn and affect
necessarily oCCaSIuuod great public anxiety Nhat arc
oUr present relations with lhc leu SUITES oi 49,
We know very we'll that there j. every proslect-hole
fhnu prospect would sayof our coming TO setut,
meut with the United states, moSi laSol"uIo tit
friendly settlement not merely OF the ducultles ana us
,,,, Iut az oII those dihrue, and disagrccments
arising ont Of that occurred 10 or ~ yeS
y ~ trse ior;5tonding causes Of national in,con.
ceu0n so That the relations between THIS country ana
tho United States will m future be- not only those o per
frrt friepdsbip and confidence, but there Will be no
ranses Jeff from winch discussions hereafter need DO
looked for a. likely among Ieason"oe men, 10 o''"i'
Pgssln 10 the Irish question he said We were winding
no Parliament u order. according 10 ,hc act when hlo
nv and tl he lew franchise might be exercised and
perfectly prepared To bow 10 WhhleEet Ile ~
c,sion Of the country might he when, suddenly, the
leader OF the Opposition proposed certain resolutions oi
very extensive character with regard 10 the tiulth Ih
ireland which cam be only justified by then absolute ne
csuv: and the necessity Tor 30, according 10 the state
Of lis supporters, - he condition Of ireland Con
tastiug The condition Of Ireland % years ago when -,
characterised being as miserable a. hdt % llI0Is oi
men heldns together coult De,wlth lhS lS,ent
he asked and what las happened ~ ireland uGli- We
quarter Of cculuyi The eopleaIc no we
condition "a which lhe{ NeiGi me! ha.I nyt.Tt
better residences, and hey nave Much geyr loou' "a
Voice-"1hrce cheers Tor the famine ~ We'll you nave
done so much good 10 man ~ HIt Iiu,ue. u ln pc o
ease how hold with justice thai this immense ll-
proycucnt the economical condition Of the country
forward toward the close Of the session Of an eSpiag
Ilc then went ON TO FOR Feuianisn thus: adj
mit that tncrc IS certain dcgrcc oi nolnlu ~
eioaucutly in Ireland; but You must look tic 10 the
race and probably that Will account Tor H. Inc lrlsin
man is very imaginative beingand lie lives IN an island
H Hi,b ~ damn climate, and contiguous to melancholy
Gem iNuch laughicrl With extraordinary talents he
Iaso variety Of pursuits open 10 him there Is no nation
,'le tbry have oiy the cultivation u the soil before
ihcm Mon are disconnected when they are not amused
XII Iut an risnmau in a country where there is fan
Held for ms talents III variety OF OccII"I "u V
Will see the freshman not only equal but superior 10
Returning 10 the question Of disestalshment he said
never heard say that it was polcy that Woud ted ~
Increase the confidence 10 property, whlch ms country
has always looked upon as one Of the most important
results lla wise statesman shOnld enco,Se' iig,
hear have heard say IL would shake the security
81 properly to its center never heaid any DUdy sHy
could carried out without great danger ana apprchen
to NC holders OF property; ana taL 10 man U
his OPINION Of the necessity OF the policy proposed
Que conducive to the security OF proper HTf"i J5
No one las ever said that But tnlnk mere
are Other very eiGas SIr 5 dco9ent Of Ireland
cbeersaml say thai the feeings OF thS II9'e1.ani
population Of that country ought 10 Dc considered ond
cheers II they are not majority they are very large
portion 81 the people OF Ireland cannot CONCEIVE that
They win be more prepared 10 act WIN sympathy ana
uuiuinity with those who profess the Roman CdthOHc
fl i'm consequence othis violent conrse; and above all
ii appears that II Is an attack upon principles OF the
HIGHEST pOitauce IN politics and the come cudp-hCceS-
saTy religion with government winch be-
ICeers IL would have injurious fleet upon the sOcl
aud rc glOus condition of this country II II were Huopo
ellie consequences upon the general connection between
the state and religion and tue plnclpie Wnch =. hhe
dopou Of this policy would produce you must sec that
e NECESSARY CONSEQUENCE would be 10 revive religious
pioosiX ad stir ~ eis for tine PT9Pas ey l fce
and certainly the object Of legislation has been To Keep Us
fIeo ifOm it, While the happy settlement OF our C9hSli'
Inn above an Others has cOuduccd 70 that cnd.
lChcers Therefore see before me future Oh IeiElo5
dcoy ond cheers future Of social dIsquietude and
distnrIauce ANY violent dealing with the religious
settlement OF this country that has esaDlbeu tne su
preinacy OF the Queen will esue ~ consequence
which many OF IT'S viii li'e 10 deplofe Loud checlSi
knows better than ysef MAT in the course OF an ag.'
tated aud now, sorry 10 say long poitlcai
nave done many things which regret anu s"iu soi h
things winch / depl0re but mans career must DO
INDEED Of by its whole tenor aud character ana can
say thls Of Dyself with the utmost slhcery tn"t r
always studied maintain the greatness Vi ~! coniy
IcIcersI- that have never had any Thought 0i base
ster character Of selfinteres aud there - no re
y'ard which more desire. and which more lTiIeIlA
voice Than office" laughter followed Gy nol,
mo GOOD opinion Of my cOtTyIDcD I'D Whatever Poi'''
,Ity they may be ranged Loud and continuous eheeI
ing
TIE SPANISH REVOLUTION
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