The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-07 00:00:00

election there Anil be no nti'eteke is be matter. (Loud

isms.) I as gala aware I as merriest delicate gioand.
(Hear, hear.) las quite aware that I speak indirectly in
referents to men, for many of whom, personally, I enter
tale the highest respect; but this, I say, that upon raced'
of the high's( natiosal interest—urns questions involving
**great priaciple for which that noble veteran, Joseph
Mara, sit rag sad .so s-alously oontended—(closers)—the
air pelasigie mon which all legislation should be founded
—fine @mama passible happier' of the greatest passible,
ambor--tbers is not, on the part of the citizens of
Led.., that earnest and distinct utterance which we have
a Mght to gaper. (Hear, hear.) I entreat you to keep 'I
this. thing, in mind, and to take core that at the
Met eked n we do our duty in that particular matter.
I thank you very heartily for the kind attention with which
you have listened to me. I entreat of you to support me as
you, chairman in preserving order here to-day. It is of
vital importance you should do so. Let as cot be diverted
from the one great object we have before us—the formation
of an rioniation which, if it shall faithfully discharge the
duties with which it is to be satrusted, must tell on any
government which may be established in this country.
(Hear, bear.) Before 1 conclude this address, I feel anxious
to refer to one point, which I before forgot to notice. It is
this. I wish to express my enasersent and in-
dignation at the flippancy of the prime minister
of England. (Immense cheering, waving of hats, and clap-
ping of bards, again and again renewed) Lard Palmerston
may be, and unquestionably is, a man of consummate
ability ; he may posers manners that would grew a dancing-
imaster—(" her, hear," and a btch) ; I have no wish I.
descend to pi reralities ; but I say that it is utterly ero-
sions that the deep and rimer feelings of Eastland upon
this subject should be met by a perpetual joke. (Hear, hear )
If you select twenty columns in any newspaper of the
speeches he has deli d sire he became the prime minister
of Engler!, seder reamers's@ which have broken the
hearts of Oinsands—(hear, hear)—which have carried
ilmileillis• tab livery village sea the lend—(hear, hear)—you
MI AM that est of those twenty columns nineteen at least
barb* to rears of laughter. (Loud air of " Hear .")Now,
I nay, that we want marries mom serious, rawlplug
more appropriate this this. The errs Is too solemn to ad-
mit of any joking of this atom mad therefore I trust that an
utterer* will go forth from this messing chick will cheek
this teadeney to most ill timed levity, and will 'noun for as
a mare 'Wag arose of radar for the future. (Hear,
Mar.) (The ehairmas here ercluded, amidst loud cheers,
by calla; ea Mr. J. I. Travers to move the lest mohair.)
Mr. J. I. Tzarina accordingly came forward to move
else first resolecos, which was as follows:
" That the disasters to which the emestry has been sub-
Jared in the conduct of the present war or. attributable to
the laelleient and practically iirespassible management
011ie various departments of the .u_, sad urgently de-
mad a thorough shasge is the adminisleatim system.' .
He said he regretted that the cluM of prepsiee the reso-
lution bad not fallen into seem able c-- but he felt that
he need add bat little apes that osseilea to the very ad-
mirable speech of their etdrun. (Roca, hear.) He be-
lieved that the resolution expressed is May sand and mode-
rate language minims whisk were aliases usiversally enter-
tained throughout the country. Bat se fresh evidence bad
be required upca that subjeet, foe those was sot me of
ear modern statemen who had ant repeatedly stated that
oar govore sent was in the most wretched and deplorable
condition. Lord ;, Russell, for iutance, had declared that a
minister is this pantry bad no time to attend to gay peat
,cad comprabsoeivo Ammar*. Sir Robert Peel bad said
more than rem • that he drained to add to the respon-
sibilities of govertithri ,t because it did everything badly.
Sir Jaime ' &Adak; eir C. Tremlyan, and other gentle-
Bea is afar. ha.fl, 'fried to the impossibility of carrying
'on the tee rraft fa a paper and honest manner as long
r the Hoes
Meer. latee.).; • was that the people had sobody to
blame bat thine re .for the mel.ahministratioa maw
which they milmed. tio mold mimes his fellow-esnottey-
men le thimble Lem OM& Mods
li any feeling ef nineties
ZMismideelp
isdit idle lad beeirmiled upon on dhow,
imillik force et efteee, it was kopek
Ale teeth= 'Means well. Re wished NM gotetarisst
OK ille* . . . *mild meluespied sot only Irk* that
to dee pat else what At was gat rm.
Zliett. 4.6 * , seserted that tben, wen making
as ottwilit at oevehrito. Hat he treated that somenon
with the essesdpkwhisk it marked. (Rear, Mar.) Lay
MS Ns maid Mine that tradesmen sad traders, who
wen, of al people, the muse interested in the preserva-
tions if psalll and erase, meld wish to bttitg about a
midst be a madman. (Rem, borer He could
raflearly rate' that no rich design sainted ,la the City
of koala & It was averted. too, that the 'pronoun 0
the mods. vciied to make use Of die movement for the
poems et sahverting Ille govaralasut. Bat he denied
PM also. He honeyed that the movement was too is
partant, and too general, to crud coed to 'Mak say
El=individual or any parlour: government. (Rear.)
it to be clearly understood that he, sad the
genthintall with whom be was ceasected upon that oesthisit,
Mt ethe did net MOM M attack any Individuals, or to
my bold
vidtssie remeesible for the evils sad the dimness
wader whisk we bell eared, bat that they were read y le
admit thal of suit 'Sid men babe's saintatvl with
the beet weis.ee med hal themedves frankly admitted
Wm dadoste of the
weft they loci Wm mild wpm to ad-
Walther. Thom shwa' be milk. ititan ft petty in that
merrament. Per his pare be *Mold be ashamed te meek
way individual, as he hail tem
_nrie.4 le GM the Rouse of
Clammeas atteinie individael- the ether, night. (Hear,
beer.) TM mal ante evil wee mss et be Mad in the
awn of lay sins% sr any pardeelm gmeremeati
bet II Me mestitassaileismeekties. (Noir. broil Re be.
limed there was is evory sensacenday In the kingdom a
f vibes who rewleimer unipintod. WM whin might,
:Epr
If y availed themselves cit Ode thlieworosZr
' the present limited repremeliaties el the
annum the seems of thee eimiektealles maim maccemeat'.
'the first duty of the ritiesne of foteden—the mare el the
liesillimee sod wealth of the empineeeme te eat by May
thetas in *Mr power to near the sibithe theses of the
ti:l7a Mum et their dry IMO Mardegym.(Rear,
es
It was with that etpeet
oe
thpeee neesnome had been
wommeseed ;mgit w for the * themselves ft my ,
whether it sash be serried wa is I peeper mid eillosaim
manor el Mien le the fadeless Abele el a few Wham& '
Re edam Obese ware detentheed as mos of Weir,
sad as a matter of prams, and istil•terese, bit de mg-
thing in their poorer to MOO ehe minitameiss to a Isms of i
their duty and to uadertake far Ihe somas the enemas
*mg* of ielropsimbeasee the piing mese &Claim piss ot
Mem. Due be Ma end pesempeams on tie pert
of my initoitelail to undieethe mil • task without the
"gel Par.....iii II Nolle.di..fairr ais Mettle. The mob Sh-
im a wee Se appoiat a '
OM iheinier—Wdeedes some mensal cola:k
voimelsa tie evils whisk they all felt et ask doses.
(C1..'..) It wee with that Mew PM the uteelleimirod tee
Walma en the pretest isemlen. Mite ilith *Mild
ilrethet -be brew of,:ikse the WO* it Ns
=16114 alArytgier * menimens reponse
WI Tie s by main the nes-
Indes. (cheers.)
Or. J. P. Gassiorr seconded the meMition, and wee era.
Nay essehed. He said whatever may lamina, the ea-
imissmillte shathetth et the diarist departments Of oar
stilm mil whielt IA sedmid die man is akm
eslngtiandlmly with *mad= ef Ikethys, we tad Irbet,
*et pedimist bed pissed et the Morsel of gemmuneet
unlimlbad mime le ea the wen asradvely. (Rear):
I
We mipbt Me semen op lathe peempaina et path-
N Angleidagbill, Whale'deg en genevoldtillif
My ell
lii me engin .14 I dirOBV,