LONG PETITION.
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When the Petition from Yorkshire in the
wear 1889, that Petition which so essentially
Contributed to the termination of the A.
merican war, was presented to the English
House of Commons by Sir George Saville;
the patriotic senator, by way of impressing
upon the House the magnitude of the doc
ument, laid the skins down on the lobby, and
taking the engrossed sheet in his hand, he
walked up to the chair, dragging the folds OF
the Petition after him, when addressing
himself to the Speaker, he said, "Here, sir,