The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-26 00:00:00

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LONDON, TUF.SDAY, OCTOBER 28.

IT is already evident that the occupiers of land are I
in no lamer te be quietly taken in sad done for by !
their profrang friends the protectionist owners of '
the soil. For many. years all other questions have
given plies to one, in the minds of the two ggrreeaat I
classes whose welfare is dependent upon egricoltore.
Every subject on which their interests were ones
supposed to differ was, by consent, adjourned until the
single consideration should have been finally disposed
of, whether • *mutable price could be secured for
cons. Tithq poor rates, county expenditure, choice
and conduct of the magistracy, wages, liaison
and the preservation of game—everything in
short about which laadlorda and tenants were
epee accustomed to differ, has been practically
ignored as part of the compact entered into by rent-
means and mat-payer% whereby the knee, ender'
took to mover for the latter sorb a incoopoly of the
food market as would mamba them to afford the
same rents as berenifere. On the faith of this
pledge, the rents have ceetinad to be pail esti
now, whoa the prorme ceases to be r the
fanners are enable to ceased their surprise ad %-
digestion at ladies their lewdly compenisse "is the
same boat" openly pepsin to jump ashore at the
Treasury steps, and seed them adrift stain.
At the laughboniegli taming dinner, the other
day, the Timm feed could badly be kept dews,
With • hardihood that might havebig=bed the
envy of Mr. DIikAILLI himself, the of the
banquet affected to treat the question of lowered
priers as one in which "owners and occupiers" had
one and the same pecuniary interest. They had
thriven together, he said, during the war and under
the corn laws; and since both these humane and
wise stimulants had been removed, they had suffered
alike end equally. Loud exclamations of "No,"
startled the dreaming PACKE from his oratorical
illusion. Ile had talked in this style so often before,
as county member in parliament and as extensive
proprietor in Leicestershire, when the bubble of
re-toeing protection was buoyant and glittering, that
he evidently supposed he might venture upon it mice
more, though in the lame breath hehadavowed his con-
viction that all attempts to go back must be discarded
as hopeless. In vain he protested that his own pri-
vate opinions were still unchanged, and vowed that
"as long as be had any sense—a doubtful period—
he was determined never to think otherwise. It was
too clear that the assembled farmers were not to be
comforted by any such empty protestations of their
faithless member's consistency. Even the impene-
trable PACKI perceived that in the brains of every
tenant farmer around him a scandalously simple sum
in agricultural arithmetic was working. itself out—
namely, how much rent had each been) uggled out of
since 1846 over and above what would have ever
been paid, had theme who paid it foreseen that the
whole cry against Free Trade was merely a trading
pretence of one particular party to get into office.
The re-elect of Leicestershire felt that the moment
was critical, and bethought him of a trick worthy of
Lord DERBY. With marvellous front he reminded
his insurgent adherents that he was Waal an
occupier as well as as owner of land to • INlSsiairs-
ble extent ; he could threarewego ef both genii-
tions. and in sy Ws be ease mere
urged the policy theirillir hohlimg together and eine-
nig in their support af the present well-mosisisg
though unhappily rather bane Ministry. This was
the last grand charge Odle intrepid Pence, and it
proved the pima of his dissomfiture. An inexor-
able tenant farmer, named Mr. BENserr, took the
awake is hand, and is saw sermon-seam meta ces
mead the whale sesembly along with hal. It was
all very Ilse ter a large preprigar. who lapposied to
have a Ism ar oxperimrmd *mini. So talk of
himself as an sera par looms he bat IMO of his
land in his own parmesan. It we. east for tenant
l'Aekr. to settle worms with brad pecan; bet
the pinch of the difileulty lay is tame ems—(seas
ninety and nine eat of every basdred)—in whist
farmer and squire did met to have the same
purse because they did net to be the same
man. Vehement cheers hit with laughter
lue*ood
at the discomfited Derbyite's followed this
couelusive reply, and even lmi GRANBY did not
vesture to heard a word on the hopeless theme.
The amble Mambo rmeaveneed MI hie usual dell
and Incirlies style M =saute a sort of diversion.
He prefoosid Mire *imam as to what the CHAN-
mum of die luminous* karma to do for their
Wait i bet he had made an his own Dais mind
that ens thing eight le be ism forthwith, mod that
was a&bona the Issmarms. It was, he mid. ma-
rmot mad meted in Its present hum, which we ad-
mit teal eassmokally_ tmo tames the Marquis of
°WIT says it, 'hi& In any ems lei pain
would. we osame. doss' stagger an lint
when he avers Oast it esaast be /0881614
MA th
at all direct taxation might to be
we treatise erne freely again, sad
t trhathe great primed& of staking
peg' ite far share of the malls herthges is Ifs=
mate ea Lord 01PANIT his Mad top his lees ageing*
it. la Use of the IssemeMet his Isidaip rearm Ids
aid device of what is ledieready bawd- taxing the 1
Imagoes—that bi kiwi*. smarm dating of ten
et ilibees_pur mist es Al the siesmarke and eons-
forte of INK iebals we at prase take in exchange
fres es asightents for the madam productions
of ear ewe isikabrv. Everybody except Lord
GRANDY bee king ;ince fend out that this
would simply eassust to me of two alternatives
—either we must dis without a large. properties
stales impend esodate sad assegorme, wharteby
we amid punish mmislese se mush as the foreigner,
se lies we should be sempled le give the arm tea
sr Men par wet worth of iamb is whoop for
tbs., which it is petty clear germ tesagessailme.
For it will net de to awe GM the page abroad
weal hil te the maga ef Me auggermd duly. Were
that M Mapes prises at home woad mom& se lei
as beam and than where maid the boasted melee-
tin* le moths industry bey
let as we have said, die diegepatable mormeary
dolman is virtually ever. The last is Mewing
rapidly away from the farm& eyes. They begin
to feel how miserably and meanly they have been
duped and deceived, sad how many precious years
they bare suffered to pus away, submitting to be
&seed and fooled by Mr. DisLatu and his Ladbrd
friends, when they might, by cordial union with
their natural Mlle, the middle classes of the towns,
have dictated tense to the idle and exclusive imoopo-
lam of political power.

Is it esedible that the Royal Clemmiseimers have
demellabsd tivoir met smile rossipte keen the Great
Exhibitive at see by Is the prams abed
for a New Medina Osilme Ara a ihw soros at
cabbage grams at Xsesingtee imbed all that we
am to have he Mem he sae has
The
hums Wed, amiss se may -" has hem
time to dam mime tbs eke st the Great Exhibition,
developed various limeibis ahem he the intset.
meat of this asked tried& Rat moos et thou
have hem plemdblo emsgh. It is met otts that
even a great autism ammo into pommies of 300,000 i.
really to do 'kg it likes with ; sal whim it does, it
of sourer table a hog while to eseddle what it had
beat do with dre golden oppeilemity. It the
statements are really ems—if imbed the Earl of
Ramis owe sod Um DI VILLAINS are to ham
one melee betwere them le mimes. tor isidry
memo el vegab mil by Romietoeves,
the mil resisitmalls ammo lo lea diet the
Royal lages the twit et
Oaf mousy Me meth Stir wits, be.. tin=
the Mat sad the mussy up be sheer despeir.
Lag ma, hammer, hops —though 'beat salmi km
—that the report ia question is not true ; we, Name,
that this antmargkory abets et tram say yot be
reversed sad Iled, is this bolls, let as roes
son 11‘61116. asr
nidts alimlllalecelautbceidgellu kojeli
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