, 1869-01-04

thing which Is Disappointing IN fhe results Of
the general election II has decided thoroughly
n ireland IN tie only way which c5ud Be t7le.
rated IN the preetnt agc-the Impartial dtaen-
aormt IT. q all see,s, snd has e tn.s extent
people Of that ill.rcated country for centuries Of
mts.ulc. It has also Iatsed 10 tie place Of high.
eat Horer the enc EEg!sh Minister Of past OF
tai.ca III largest me1ure the confidence e: tue
l.se,in2 cAs.e oa the otner hant. thos.
tla'sFr. ,houxh 10 thei rocs tta liberal past5
had tteir int II tluencc IN the selection Of tas
membert WIN represent The party IN RE ne.
Aouse Of mnots. 10 working zaaa sas been
su:sss tnSsH O, even The 20 sa: sts
aut attacks Of " hotn have onlf Besy9d to bring
%Ib o ~ saas' 2e 10 1r 9as 70 s
borough, that III. zes. Of his snpport-ss could
not compete Eish u creA'er wea!fh aEd s1pr-
th!a var asce1a nit ed he hocosasIy c. inserted to
Wuhtraw, 1lese CIV cAs did atcs Tho thought
that working mca lossCe:ea the special conf
Ed suurs wss
c e+ful.
much crssn.zaticn al conce.t amoas ratcs.
who Wheu the election took place had only Just
tetu put or the tl-' tc1sl ticket. Bus II these
tn,t E. hs2Fe1 sssona umsthe new ele;soss will
Ion vi N time deEand tha remedy
,hr aacpt1an Of ptrsonsl Representations, By
S1anh WI ne ,S electors would be enabled =
blie eoulo be represented. in eS.c. @ p:o.
ehoe sF Sa' Il a5 hS5
in oeIreeenat'Te government ts cot Jet ripe f.r
sdoptton. y hat thould be cone Tow is that tie
~S':9S s's:si E ss o e m % T.
1nicclc classes IN The choice Of Lb.ral canGldates
Hhtp place returns TWO meinb b.rs oae Of them
should be candidate 4: eclnity acceptable 10 tn.
orkinE classes Whtre taese IL bnl one he should
II ec1ecied IN concert By both sections Of liberals
Thus much the Wor king classes fs1:ly entitled
T., sad thus much. II they insist, they Will obtain
be elected without tbcis co operation than eie cted
hy them alone without the cooperation Of others
! There Is one thing more which demsads the in
Medtaie and oststrtnunus eforts OF the No.klne
t1aerce and Of all who wtth the vertest Of chanees
IN cur representative institutions to be more lhau
IoEfnaf. The real cause OF the failure Of working.
Hscsas in The late contests, Il the 1nordinatc ex
ptnse Of elections. In great msjori:y OF these
tasee, II money had Do influence. or II the e1
populsr eard didats would ID all prooso,li.y have
succeeded. Il the worklEK.clasaes even wieh :c
le more genuinely represented than they a1o.the5
should make united ana eqeIses,eappeal to eai
| FcLtatton. They 1houl3 demsnd that the aecas
/ ealy e1ptnees Of elections be made p1b,It
eharpc. and that The usciess and no1ious CT
penses b. made Illegal and punishable Some o
| their best friends Tatnly exertsd themselves tt
| e1tort measures for this purpose from the lax
PnTlisme mt: bnt Tories and lukewa,n Liberal,
we're too strong for them
ME. Gladstone, ho~erer, made known both b,
epecch ar voice his appreciation Of the attcmpt
/ and nc may feel confident tha: II properly sup
ported b, the people, he will be no zeluc:an
lc.cer in the accomplishment ct ibis, orc Of III
most urgent as well as esseLtlal Of remA aiming ras
lame n,a1y reforms.
Eut when there Is SO great mas. of lntere stet
is not properly supported tnless l: i thorough
Urged.
Once more thanking ynur committee for tbet
gratifying expressions Of feeling toward me,
ar dear SIT, very etncesely yours, J. y. MIL
| X. e. MApoE, Eco.