The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18

tho uousc Of Represent,tivas and Sonata
receive exactly in sterling money 1000
n year-about the sum of the c,vj, Mst
or Iier Majesty uauybter and chanrs, d., ,ha,
,r,ii giye Vol, only very imprriect idea or fnc COW
ME e not satisfied by ciyil list of thst sao,,nt
Every member of the assemhlIea OF the I~9lsia
tureEassembes OF the thirty even stvtesis also
maid ana he il paid on about ssin nor ann,,n, RI"
ruard myself, lest this statcment "honl hn css
Toned wish to tell Won tnaf an ra;rna an ahie
haodfhoupb T have haar ,,r''i IN -, ~, III. IL,
Great majority Of thcm az" ,n, ",,m ~
some estimate OF the new siat.s may Nv rr,, ,e
at nv an anaiocca, n,ocnsS ta s ,a nv, ne
a,,ect THO rs,c,,iai.nns an M; WI, not inst9f
moi lie caryed with nvarot,,sa. 49, -, ,,'as y,
The Calculation the item whiel, nm.t he nns s
against every one az th osn,,,ao 80 =, p naa
rron states ana mai H. ,niiaaa rb - ,ao :" ~,
as can calcnste ahont ono ,a,ha q, :, , ~ ii
reign Stotea Their cost ~ go ah -, ~. o,
be e., 7aa ooo Il ennal 70 =" eas az foa su WHICH "o
thareSnrc fno 5jrs COS, "S ~, ~ pe. a", ],
anltea s'oacs is oet,reea goo 600 ana eseocoo per
gjrJy ljst Treot chaargn ',''o,s r m,,em ~ ons
these Iacts have NOT h.sn ",,ie, ~ p" u,,sps
before Gan@htcr and p~ roinn .Nn nnsv
bovn,t ~ Ia rar" ,n"., w ~ ~ Ivy
tat Won ad not nhi,,;n 10y" nm ~ ou NR'r, ~,
NATION unon NY No s"h octa' n''ie n'e i1r
l," tn mp'' -, nac supIev'' lear near couu
casa even with yonr ria oa' NIL, ~ nv., Us
oase ecr ra o Aa idggeace ,noud weary
thnr ni na vi ~ so on ana apnisuse.l huI
t, 4; !; Vo pm. :. W m.,n o',I Assure you, anu
snvercantv r,;cn "a no eono, W h 81 ,mo
orn ity om - ~. ,o'n'.m VI .iooi co,i-
p M,.u w" NY sUso.cisnas Mei ac.s upon tne
pphnor ,vo S..G. acomoy panen,er ana
S ~. ~ mou =. ~ astosncu a. JUG iesiil
- ', @ - - ~ uso ~ Nav .nre nicct;,s
nnn cSnar aach "ihar haa ~ hona, ,ht ~
here might learn much and r"nnnica,e 'o so,n
me- ~, un nno nnn,cnt ,,nom 90" M a low
~ ra M; h ony ~ UPON 'r nGt
70 eA -. ~, 9a ny W sueges' now very as. u
- ~ tha, p sai a .c y Mhrn we eT ae
newar tn occ,mv tho nosiipn nr M -, Tha
neonlc Chcryys1 Now Gentlemen '''' " ''o
run MOST ,,Ippv,rr,r ,,,,Nn ~ r,y u-c,,n
10 TO govern conntry Ike this i.:hear bear.land
every Minister feels, from the daily increase Of hns
the country. II pronerly governed ,onlJ have ia
aiairs setisractnr,iv a,,mnStarah iThnra l. on ~,
means az which The Minister'S az England haye ~
inta vaara largely avaiaI thamu aivsa .r,t ~ Ia.
heen a mreat oivsntage to rho county, and frat IL
the use OF royal Commissions. You Know what q
rnvai commission ia rho o,,een NJ En",,md can
annaai TO tho most exo,ricnced statesmen n
there is knotty subject which no Cabinet can solve,
tic nformaton. the Queen Of Eng,ama ca, can anneol
to men OF the highest rank and fame TO rive their
intelligence to the subject. She can appeal to the
erudition; and il il Is a matter Which Involves
questions Of art and science she can at once appeal
to the services Of the greatest artists and greatest
respond to the appeal OF Queen Victoria when she
summons them az her trnsty and vel, beloved
votes extraordinary powers Of intellect, and the
naSn feels nTe o%g to be he % for
slows upon him q, dccelation and he i proud Of
cSc R Sn ., pc anu Vi 'e es'oe
oi MS iciow roan.r sI, H. ,,,o,-c ,,o,-o,
Now, gentlemen, he gore,~,laat Of the mite,
5i"a,,s NOR oni,;, III. - eoe. ~ ,he;
ocatsness: they also ,arycv asuh nensel.ss
,s rsG n,, ,,,s a"u XXX Z;
~ .o,;h ,ho,a 70 ~ ~ no. ..Itonr
hearty NOW, gentlemen, have rather exceeded
intanen - ccnTnn self nnon his snhInc crina
nr 100 on ~ hui !, ~ IA thcv saw in iesbtonahlc
circiaa Mtba cnh;ect nf the IonrH i.sbcar hear :,
ond ia,,,htar, ani w,ian 1md voun, rn,,tior'cn
can risa nm IN a iargc assnmhlv oi What hithertn
considered Intelligent men in an English city and
toii nnnsansa he fhn bnur o1ainSt ihn
nrincnIna m thn English cons litution ana hold nm
he sailnreiuntv IF Enoiond M intolarabIe on ac
occauon oslerndanI ,h;"t nv yr.ana rho chair
man tnih ns tn-n,1ht thnt onca sion someho.v mr.
other always came to every man-to express my
s',"S w" s.Sms x.s.cr,rrrc M popprav ,cr.,ps
r. NE manaremcmt Of on y. domestic airs has
n IN ai,ad ~ tha n', Ien ~
nnr ~ tarnn, re.s".,s Gnnw tho s,ncn,Iu ~ al a.
dressing hoiy ~ En- ss,;;,;y, an fbssa fonss The
Mas.sns ova ~ ;. u a,s
tna an anmt "a tras az sc.s MIN
which he has no concern Tnhsnnily. tho relations
~ EmaIanI m Tho rast ~ tnr ,,v.srid ,vh,ch aro
Sforeirn afialrs y are the matters which most In
nmencn his lot Unon them dcnenis tho
increase or reduction OF taxation. Upon
harrass,nert ne his intInstrv Ana yet en-
mnmen tons are 'fhn . III,
our iorcign relations no one .i 7, as' .,
how the most Vital consequences nave ncen DC
casoned by mere inauveitenee. ! WI lhmsara &c
this point by two anecdotes. since have been In
public life there has been lor nus coun-
try great calamity, nnu tlere Is
a great danger, and bofh might nave
been avoided. me Calamity was Inc Sflinean VAT
fou know what were tne consequences, Of inc III
mean wnr-a great addition % your deo., an enoa
nous addition TO your taxation, cost more pre-
cious than your trcasure-thc pest HOOD OF Eng
land. Half million OF men, peleve, perisnenln
tna. grea,r undv, ,a al, dssrhsn nv wnot
queilces ~ nt VA a. NJ -, ~
nave s"iu a., w anu t,t = al IN ~
Enrope--tnose die ~ @ ~ I'M. =, a..
cnpus on na,loha us.s anm w, ;s's ~, ~, a
70 progIcssne ta' ~, n.., nc s,n na a ~
Justly attIuucu " 'o ,a h W.T. sa, " WAN
TTi,eIm , VA n mua ~ oaicas oca;na. hs own
Loru Derry acccucu W oni.e, aEa.us. ms W.. ~
wishes IN lso,' .ns npe.M parry mus. =, 7 ~
tionay lo,ceu nlln W =. = ! h
tain time 10y stopp,hS Tue suppues VI a. eaas ~
mtin9 tne periou ioa Men IVY MY n,,a ,ua