New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
NEW-YORK, MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1865.

Enclishman who ever lived among the statesmen, men
orators or poets, who have from une 10 Is tIme
graced our land-I mean Faraday lCheeIsl ~ Misa
has been expressed by many eminent sclen'io @ tha}
dcpntation from whom have waited upon me, tlat
sttne at the public expense should be raised 10 tady
Her Maesty's Government entirely fesponu " m a. ,hI
INIT tbe same difficulty has been encountered as III tno
Csc of Brougham and the consequence has been mat
We have not made any proposition TO tho T not been
tbTnwn aside and has indeed been more forclDly I'M
pressed upon them by the notice when ,s De % Irned
this question the honora0le anu Viii
member for Sheffield that Her Majesty GoyeLeir i S
give every consideration 10 1t consistent VIZ WIN & that
Performance OF public duties Icheersl ana noPe t s,
some manner OF perpetuatng the memory ol ihoso gv
men satisfactory the taste and feeling Oi INC ooS
WI" NJ OS SdsroneWe are extremely indebted to the hon
orabe and learned member Sheffield for giving me
ptb IL % Talgards the career OF Lord Brougham and
nothing can be becoming than the lnnneI i tt
my honorable and learned friend has peIIVrneIt ra
duty / had tho satisfaction and honor OF enjoying
during the greater part OF my life the Pd Ut
Brougbam aud cordially echo what mas Deeh salu not
only OF his pubc but his personal quailes anu ctn
bear testimony TO the strict truth OF what bas % %
by my honorable friend that there was III t mn h h %
flowing affection in intimate combination WIN inc more
masculine part OF his constitution S t 81 the mn
was eminent for its consistency, ana III must v. 1u
dertakings Of life his energy was such as
success distinguished alike Dy an aidet d
liberty and hatred OF abuse whle o MS ttd him
by a dsntercstedncss which contlhuAiIy VelPecu ~ i !,
diverge from the path OF politics ior no T one
anticipating the wants OF coming generauons' ~ oIle
point he directed his particular attention. the mproIe
ment of the laws ana % an To RronSbom assistance and
support IL deeply to be regretted tat the relns Nv
of distinguished son or MS country iV9t
foreign land But will not enter INTO the causes wlch
led To- such a choice, for hold that such causes are
hevoud our cognzance. With respect 10 the declara
ton OF the right honorable gentleman, certainty VIII
not press upon him any proposal As In the preroga-
tive OF mercy I'm that Of honor the hghest aulnor-
ity should be the emanating power ana therefore we
as independent members OF the mouse, shOuiu put a
strong restraint upon feelings and not endeavor 10
anticipae the course which the ministers OF the crown
propose take and quite agree that IN the case OF
grant OF public money for such purpose the puDno are
iusti1ed I'm demanding that a satisfactory result
should be obtained. Hear hear.l Everybody knows,
also with what reserve questions wmch relate 10 INC
public recognition Of the merits OF departed statesmen,
who were statesmen alone, treated. The right non
orabe gentleman has alluded 10 the name OF another
distinguished man. the late Prof Faraday INDUSTRIOUS IN
science and although cannot place the name or LORD
CHAM company with that OF Faraday yet u VIII
be worthy OF consideration whether the great eHort
made by Lord BrOugham to the last moment almost OF
his life for the general advancement and good OF hua
itv Will not enable TO escape from the tanmels OF
those principles which involve very strict ana narrow
recognition OF the memory Of who were mere states
men. (Hear No doubt, the right honorable gentleman
Will consider this question In spirit OF sympathy ahu
thank my honorable friend for having directed the az
ention " the House TO the question OF the recognSh
OF the merits Of OF the most remarkable men OF the
age. tCheers.l