Chapter XIV (2)

On his reception in Oxford in the character of a canvasser, Thackeray addressed the electors with sturdy independence, beyond electioneering persuasive beguilements:--“You know whether I have acted honestly towards you; and you on the other side will say whether I ever solicited a vote when I knew that vote was promised to my opponent; or whether I have not always said, ‘Sir, keep your word. Here is my hand on it. Let us part good friends.’” Although beaten by the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, Thackeray retained his good humour, energetically enjoining the extension of courtesy to his successful opponent and to the opposition party. A cry of “Bribery” being raised against them, he continued: “Don’t cry out bribery. If you know of it, prove it; but, as I am innocent of bribery myself, I do not choose to fancy that other men are not equally loyal and honest.” He attributed his defeat to the advanced views he avowed--and which, as he asserted, “he would not blink to be made a duke or a marquis to-morrow”--on the question of “allowing a man to have harmless pleasures when he had done his worship on Sundays. I expected to have a hiss, but they have taken a more dangerous shape--the shape of slander. Those gentlemen who will take the trouble to read my books--and I should be glad to have as many of you for subscribers as will come forward--will be able to say whether there is anything in them that should not be read by any one’s children, or my own, or by any Christian man.”

The most characteristic anecdote which has survived of this interesting incident in Thackeray’s experience as an “electioneerer,” exhibits him in a thoroughly John Bull attitude. While looking out of the hotel window, amused at the humours of the scene, in which he was only the second performer, a passing crowd, from hooting, proceeded to rough-handling, and the supporters of Mr. Cardwell, being in the minority against their assailants, would have been badly maltreated, but for Thackeray’s starting up in the greatest possible excitement, and, rushing downstairs, notwithstanding the efforts to detain him of more hardened electioneers, who evidently were of opinion that a trifling correction of the opposite party might be beneficial _pour encourager les autres_; he was not to be deterred, but, expressing in strong language his opinion of such unmanly behaviour, he hurled himself into the thick of the fray; and, awful spectacle for his party! his tall form--Thackeray, be it remembered, stood upwards of 6ft. 2in.--was next seen towering above the crowd, dealing about him right and left with frantic energy in defence of his opponent’s partisans and in defiance of his own friends.

SUMMARY OF BRIBERY AT ELECTIONS.--BRIBERY ACTS.

In 1854, an important Act was passed consolidating and amending previous Acts relating to this offence, from 7 Will. 3 (1695) to 5 and 6 Vict. c. 184.

Messrs. Sykes and Rumbold fined and imprisoned for
bribery 14 March, 1776

Messrs. Davidson, Parsons, and Hopping, imprisoned for
bribery at Ilchester 28 April, 1804

Mr. Swan, M.P. for Penryn, fined and imprisoned, and
Sir Manasseh Lopez sentenced to a fine of £10,000 and
two years’ imprisonment for bribery at Grampound Oct. 1819

The members for Dublin and Liverpool unseated 1831

The friends of Mr. Knight, candidate for Cambridge,
convicted of bribery 20 Feb. 1835

Elections for Ludlow and Cambridge made void 1840

Sudbury disfranchised, 1848; St. Alban’s also 1852

Elections at Derby and other places declared void for
bribery 1853

Corrupt Practices Act passed 1854

In the case of Cooper versus Slade it was ruled that
the payment of travelling expenses was bribery 17 April, 1858

Gross bribery practised at Gloucester, Wakefield, and
Berwick 1859

Mr. William H. Leatham convicted of bribery at
Wakefield 19 July, 1860

Government commissions of inquiry respecting bribery,
sat at Great Yarmouth, Totnes, Lancaster, and Reigate,
and disgraceful disclosures were made Aug.-Nov. 1866

The boroughs were disfranchised by the Reform Bill,
passed 5 Aug. 1867

The Parliamentary Elections Act enacted that election
petitions should be tried by a court appointed for the
purpose, passed 31 July, 1868

First trials under this Act: Mr. Roger Eykyn (at
Windsor) was declared duly elected, 15 Jan., and Sir H.
Stracey (at Norwich) was unseated 18 Jan. 1869

Dr. Kinglake, Mr. Fenelly, and others, were sentenced
to be fined for bribery in parliamentary elections 10 May, 1870

Beverley, Bridgwater, Sligo, and Cashel disfranchised
for bribery and corruption 1870

Much corruption during the elections of April. Members
for Oxford, Chester, Boston, and other places unseated 1880

Stringent bill against bribery brought in by Sir Henry
James, attorney-general 7 Jan. 1881

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