The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-18 00:00:00

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LAM night Mr. Rosati= called, upon upon the et
Qum to declare whether they: bog teen betets
whoa they voted the appoints, An d the 8e
Osmisittee, at the Weaning of. rku present ce
whether upon that maiden . they had only been
Wan with the threat or =scrim ininisterled
menatafdlltli sad nadir the preteens of a virtual
'armband trying t* ' sib As little popularity fir
tiIIaNIVSL The house "lie member for Shahid
rofortmd his took is a' armor worthy of himself and
worthy of the fiend a me to head. He spoke like a
tow rormatatiro of . the people. There was nothing
petty or partisan is ' aimemoning ; noddle, of Private
or partial feeling b £ his selection of foots or use of
arllasolotao Ho ' soaked himself to the capital
grounds of "Mr doe. and never wandered from the
highway of mai mud tannest and aatioaal duty, to
parses a Penn else &Sequent. Like use who felt
- the deep oblige tile incident to his panda', he spoke
with balm ' elmplicity and dignified make. The
Jury 'Prolate al to try the Administratimi who bad
oloadoloolY on at a noble army to perish unavailingly in
• a distant I" 4 bad given their verdict of guilty; and
bolding the A verdict fa his bead, the somber for
Slaglald a shed the Hoses of Commas to confirm
• and mom lit.
' Nothio g could be more characteristic than the
Mailer in which the proposition was encountered.
bawd at meeting the charge at ones, as men me-
adow ' of their innocence would ham does, the per-
NW' a arraigned affected supercilious indifference,
and observed for several hours an satire silence.
Adb &eats of small calibre (or no calibre at all) were
am etesively put forward as skirmishers by Minis-
ice and their es-colleagues to distract &ten-
' ties and gain time. It is impossible to read
the irrelevancies and inanities of these political
' grouters's and ascribe to their appearance (for per-
formance, they viers capable of none) to any other
• object. Bat it is edifying to observe that few could
,• apparently be got to enlist in this eon of service,
even to, plum the nobility and gentry of shoe, whose
conduct was at stake, gave those who had no con-
stituencies to fear. Not a single representative of a
great town rose to repudiate the allegation of the
member for Sheffield that public opinion awaited
• with solicitude the vindication of the national honour
at the hands of the house. The Marquis of Barne's
nominee for Stamford was there to lisp forth his lordly
• disrelish of the motion Little Leominster and quo.
tionable Cambridge were represented indeed among
the dissentience. Kidderminster and Beverley figure
in the list—the one in the person of Lord Wilte3
appointee, anu the other in that of Load Ailment's
son. Them gentlemen were neither advocates
' nor witnesses for the defence, for they had nothing
new to tell in the way of fact, and nothing old worth
repeating in the way of argument. The staple of their
dreary and driftleis discourses, as far as it is intelligi-
ble at all, seems to have been the threadbare pretence
that to condemn the ignorance, want of foresight,
gross neglect, and besotted incapacity of our Cabinet,
dunes last autumn and winter, necessarily implies a
relleetion on the Government of Francs. Mr. Lows
• especially plashes himself upon having uttered pro-
phetic words of warning on this point when the
Sok& Committee was about to be appointed. Ho
recalled, with the intrepid air of a man who has
no sense of electoral responsibility, hew he had
tried to beguile the house by apprehensions of
giving umbrage to his Imperial ?dinar on
the other side of the Channel, and lectured
his hearers bemuse they had preferred to do
their duty as the subjects of her Imperial
Mintrtc on this side thereof. The French 'Aimee
be pretended in January would be risked by their
. inquiring how thousands of brave and innocent lives
had bola thrown away; and now that in July the
inquiry hae ended without musing a flaw or a raffle
in the friendship with France, the member for Kid.
dominator quotes his own falsified vatinnatioas, and
re-issues the dishonoured drafts on parliamentary
credulity over again. It is hardly neoeseary to say
that the charge spied the late Government is not
that they concerted an unsueesesful plan of campaign
with the Government of Frame, but that they failed
to concert their portion of the scheme wisely and
carefully, that they failed to repair the blunders of
the outset by subsequent energy or skill, and
finally that while our allies were eared for, and
clothed like the valued soldiery of a civilised and
Christian state, our devoted troops were left to perish
in the field, the transport ship, and the pest-home,
like dogs. What has the French Government to do
with such a question ? Nothing; and, to do them
justice, they have never pretended that they bad.
Still more pitiable was the appeal of the Hon.
AZINDI Gomm. It would under any cisme-
Meese have been in better taste if the eon of Lord
Ammar had abstained altogether from interposing
in the dimension. We do not mean to say that if
any foot el moment were within hie cognisence he
would not have been justified in simply and man-
fully stating it for the combination of the home.
Bat we sea imagine nothing harjudiedoes, and estr-
tardy nothing lam jadisial, dam for our who has a
• vote te give ass judge, and whe hoe no function of
amigos atria to perform, to throat himself forward
hr no ether apparent papas than to parade his
filial apprehensions lest his father should be reproved
or messed. Had • Mr. Ammon Goanox been
able to argue like a man in his sire's behalf,
we might have pinioned, though we could
hardly approve his attempt; but having wholly
broken down in the endeavour to bewilder the
bonne by • set of anconnested ociameaplams and un-
manning quibble., the hon. member began to cry.
The only real service he mold have done his father
would have been to vote with General Pm fur the
a Previous Question; 'I bat this, the segatims mem-
ber for Beverley volanteersd his resolution not to do,
fahmeed by no sous of sleepless delicasy, but be-
came he would not be satisfied with a negative km
cd aequittaL Truly Our bereditaries and their nisei-
sees are sparing no pales to show up the beauties of
the, system that makes the. riders and julep,
ever u. s,

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