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HARPERSWEEKLY Vol. III.-No. 106] NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1859 [PRICE FIVE CENTS. OL in this course (in this country the opinions of the their great historians-Bancroft, and Prescott, and Mot- there ley. But if you ask how free popul masses were rather is no doubt but the English people did not coincide than against continent, you are denounced as unpatriotic, and, at any mte, treasonable to t became inten hester at the general elec- men, from the report con s to in all the sovercign ependent have proposed to-night. There is is, therefore, only forty-seven years of age at the et of nembers to the electors; and there is e States, the protection of the bal- find law, popnlation i and the introdu forts and abundance such as a Br hich have nev known in any country in any age of the world e people in t we refer abov Now Lord John Russell, a short time ago, was at Liv Associstion, me to be errors in principle, some that are errors in prac-and he made a speech, many parts o tice, in the Constitution and the customs of the United most admirable and instructive. He referred to America n two partienlars, and showed how, in the States of New York and Louisiana, th our from America but cotton, and rice, and tobacco, aws had been codified and sim- And, in fact, we do take a good many other things. himself perfectly acquainted with the law eminent 1 machine from America a regard to land and landed property ith which to make brie ture of this country has been greatly advantaged by the | on annatter of this kind) w.hy an old country-I do not importa ussell is not afraid to look tion of reaping machines from America. own words-should be compelled to continue a know that those persons who are going about system which was not necessary, and which it was foun a revolution have particular reason to so adv be delighted with America, because they have received moment, in the Government small-arms establishment at Enfield e United States of eriea to proceed in their wonderful career, upheld by t popular institutions, without serious distur making gun stocks. They ean turn out a gun stock I quote another nobleman-a most estlmable man, a dreadful thin sure that Mr. Miles, if not lon too--a man who has done in 1 s protectionist principles have of the United States-the o hear thet people and the Earl of Carlisle America was fresh in 1 English how to work them. But there is much morerom which I have taken behind. The Times, The Morning Star, The Daily Tel egraph, and the their elections, he says: leading newspaper i anchester Daily Examiner, with, I believe, two or three of the widely-cireul Elections may seem the universal business, the top- : but these are-at least, with but London weekly papers, a en, or, being made in this s country, were made on the mult, rudeness, or disorder; those see rere the most seda And further than this-don't you re- imagine. member that the West-Enders, ineluding even Iadies, bear an active, and I believe, e Free States, at least, the people at large have been subseribing ten guineas apiece to invite he concerns of internal government and praetical rmer from Ohlo to show them And then, speaking of the ition of the peopl charmi Whittier, and eaid-and you now how fir it corroborates, how far t and instruct yourself by d-he says: STATUE OF SENATOR DOUGLAS, BY LEONARD LK, OF CHICAGO. ure or not; and his portrait, in connection with his late speeches, can not but be interesting to the peo- ple of this countr THE STATUE OF SENATOR DOUGLAS otton-spinner by trade, the head & Brothers, of Rochdale of the firm of John Bri engrave herewith the statue of Senator His first appearance in public was abou Douglas, which is being sculptured by Leonard V the admission of foreign ll be remembered by all our subscribers that into Great Britain free of aristocra 52 of the Weeklg, democray or he coun being nence. i on foreign bread ive to charge more for thei r demanded cheap bread at all1 t the hands of the A nist and the Bright was soon known as one prospect t most conspicuous public position in the country, combine to render his "counterfeit presentn peculiarly interesting to the p honesty, and his energy secured for him a leading place among the chiefs of the movement; h Corn-Law League; e league prev Mr. L. W. Volk, the author of the statue, is a lished, Mr. Bright the honors of the essionn hree years previously, in 1843, he had Crawford, a Powers, a chosen, at each session, to move the free-trade res- utions. In 1847 Manchester selecte representative. sat for that eminently demo JOHN BRIGHT, ESQ minority, won the repute of being the most eloque When TH that of one of the greatest and best Englishmen of out he took decided ground against it. He was ich accompani present one of a deputation of Quakers engaged in a fierce contest with ma ed upon the Emperor Nichol uted question protest against the action of the Bri JOHN BRIGHT, ESQ., MEMBER OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT whether democracy in the United States is a fail- ment.. Whether Mr. Bright was right or wrong
HARPERSWEEKLY
Vol
.
III.-No.
106
]
NEW
YORK,
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
8,
1859
[PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
OL
in
this
course
(in
country
the
opinions
of
their
great
historians-Bancroft,
and
Prescott,
Mot-
there
ley.
But
if
you
ask
how
free
popul
masses
were
rather
is
no
doubt
but
English
people
did
not
coincide
than
against
continent,
are
denounced
as
unpatriotic,
and,
at
any
mte,
treasonable
to
t
became
inten
hester
general
elec-
men,
from
report
con
s
all
sovercign
ependent
have
proposed
to-night.
There
is,
therefore,
only
forty-seven
years
age
et
nembers
electors;
e
States,
protection
bal-
find
law,
popnlation
i
introdu
forts
abundance
such
a
Br
hich
nev
known
world
we
refer
abov
Now
Lord
John
Russell,
short
time
ago,
was
Liv
Associstion,
me
be
errors
principle,
some
that
prac-and
he
made
speech,
many
parts
o
tice,
Constitution
customs
United
most
admirable
instructive.
He
referred
America
n
two
partienlars,
showed
how,
States
New
York
Louisiana,
th
our
cotton,
rice,
tobacco,
aws
had
been
codified
sim-
And,
fact,
do
take
good
other
things.
himself
perfectly
acquainted
with
law
eminent
1
machine
regard
land
landed
property
ith
which
make
brie
ture
has
greatly
advantaged
by
|
on
annatter
kind
)
w.hy
an
old
-
I
importa
ussell
afraid
look
tion
reaping
machines
America.
own
words-should
compelled
continue
know
those
persons
who
going
about
system
necessary,
it
foun
revolution
particular
reason
so
adv
delighted
America,
because
they
received
moment,
Government
small-arms
establishment
Enfield
eriea
proceed
wonderful
career,
upheld
popular
institutions,
without
serious
distur
making
gun
stocks.
They
ean
turn
out
stock
quote
another
nobleman-a
estlmable
man,
dreadful
thin
sure
Mr.
Miles,
lon
too--a
man
done
protectionist
principles
States-the
hear
thet
Earl
Carlisle
fresh
work
them.
much
morerom
taken
behind.
The
Times,
Morning
Star,
Daily
Tel
egraph,
elections,
says:
leading
newspaper
anchester
Examiner,
with,
believe,
or
three
widely-cireul
Elections
may
seem
universal
business,
:
are-at
London
weekly
en,
country,
rudeness,
see
rere
further
imagine.
member
West-Enders,
active,
large
subseribing
ten
apiece
invite
concerns
internal
government
rmer
them
And
then,
ition
peopl
charmi
eaid-and
now
fir
OF
his
connection
late
can
interesting
&
Brothers,
Bri
engrave
Senator
His
top-
these
least,
papers,
or,
being
mult,
disorder;
seda
this-don't
re-
ineluding
even
Iadies,
bear
Free
guineas
praetical
Ohlo
show
speaking
Whittier,
corroborates,
far
instruct
yourself
d-he
STATUE
SENATOR
DOUGLAS,
BY
LEONARD
LK,
CHICAGO.
ure
not;
portrait,
speeches,
peo-
ple
countr
THE
DOUGLAS
otton-spinner
trade,
head
Rochdale
firm
herewith
statue
first
appearance
public
abou
Douglas,
sculptured
Leonard
V
admission
foreign
ll
remembered
subscribers
into
Great
Britain
aristocra
52
Weeklg,
democray
coun
nence.
bread
ive
charge
more
for
thei
r
demanded
cheap
all1
hands
A
nist
Bright
soon
one
prospect
conspicuous
position
combine
render
"counterfeit
presentn
peculiarly
p
honesty,
energy
secured
him
place
among
chiefs
movement;
h
Corn-Law
League;
league
prev
L.
W.
Volk,
author
statue,
lished,
honors
essionn
hree
previously,
1843,
Crawford,
Powers,
chosen,
each
session,
move
free-trade
res-
utions.
In
1847
Manchester
selecte
representative.
sat
eminently
demo
JOHN
BRIGHT,
ESQ
minority,
won
repute
eloque
When
TH
greatest
best
Englishmen
took
decided
ground
it.
ich
accompani
present
deputation
Quakers
engaged
fierce
contest
ma
ed
upon
Emperor
Nichol
uted
question
protest
action
BRIGHT
,
MEMBER
BRITISH
PARLIAMENT
whether
democracy
fail-
ment..
Whether
right
wrong