The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-27 00:00:00

gown, ithish Sloan the figsgragler ; It wassesaged, sad
Ilse sheraiy oaks, which again had effected
Wise& girth aml virtue, was rematurely brought to • ter-
whinge. (Chows.) He believed that • peony gewsr-
ion jeathml„ marine( medimais eglainet mad gaper-
bioradir4=ua who ham the Men sad haw id
rhp es aaay of was wastry sod',
dwilmes dliorevii domes lie spread seen oem
Neklhe arise Om Wk. piing gashee whisk were
Mit 1. that hem. (Rear, her Foe what was ewer-
tads. ? It mast • stern .ad Melees gem of
bine • Wile Ind Sesseese hoe he the free lees
be the people of the bred is whim►h wa BM. Lad
whet was the imuselshea weal be maid seretwe ? Was
it • rimy wad raised elites ready to be hews dower sad
gawped by every peasiag breath ? N., it was* enlist
secallat d salad peksipisa. whisk had washed iresehility
ben the whim et statems ad hos the essege of
pahilile. sad. big web, they whit woes Imes of the err-
atleadas Wass road to show that they erg net fear the dis-
sents he s. It was Moen he believed this so
be the but—it was he rayed es Needs. to show
that they did set her the rums sere of soy elan of
these esaatrywa egos kir dimwits With then—it was
beanie he wee savored Sutter speak. albs" wklean
tbe Saki a hil sad of litegatase they would rain up
thstallteliale themselves. that be gave te this hill kb
• moil immert seediel mown. (Lew ahem)
The ATTOWIT-OHN IML sold that he theagla that
the bore *kali to bade bid this take Need, be
wbestbat was emplaind he thee& that ail her. ratlessea
were epee with him that Ii mild he met Jemmies%
my hoer to delay the sewed seadisi if the bill. At the
prow time mottoes mom is a sea
_MMenelems width,
asieteg oat of the peenimies Muth hal bees eimorded to
meleia end putileslisse to emit Ma sash, et the
These eisesidesht 1101111Fht the het -Justine*
the deep duly tweepapeee lenbass ispieed for poli-
tica porpoise: off latie knew, tan view of the matter
weld hardly be senalebeed. Hew it wee 'that after a
Ilse goverawet had gewitted sated perielhens, which
strictly fell wilds the hilestlea tithe Mop set, bet which
did not ems Tap Is the }oder Moral a keeper,
to stamp only a penile of *Mr hiperiew Suck
proriodieels were addressed apeshily N NAM subjoets,
almost Lodged to entails dress of mire sedeeively. As
lameness, re night name the Addsmores sad the Musical
Arm. In the souse of time, however, other periodiesh of
a lower clue, but still treating solely of one subject, sprang
ap--inteh as the Pol:ce Guam, which save but
polies reports, and the Spirt* Twee, whisk was
wholly devoted to the turf—asil it dm lemma
a question whether the Board el Went Renew would
lake upon itself to decide what pariahs& Mould be ezmapt
cad whet not. It was felt to be se &limes • task that this
MOW slam also wove exempted. A tided dare of poriodi.
ode then came ism existence which, without being actually
aewpapen in the popular gesso, gave prographe retain.
kg gears! news; To ail se the disk and diffienty
already .misting, the Berne ef Oesums, by its formal reso-
lutions, disapproved of the Maim whisk bad been pawed
by the government in the matter. Under them deems-
Maims be had felt it his duty ropreeset to the goverameat
' the position in which heather Giese ntheenwn wasplested.
' His Ue. (need was meg elm he add the law was a deed
letter. TM law, if eakess4 was sheer aseagh; bat wire-.
would he the outcry if the seem of the erre meat, called
apes so wawa the law impartially, divan' enforce it against
aewspepsn which had been esesereged by successive go.
augments, the proprietors of whieh aewspepors had been
led to believe that they might safely invest their capital so
bag as they weaned their publication to the exposition of
&b)oots whisk were not eostiected with sews I. the ordi-
aary of the term ? What would be the outcry
If these newspapsn were called upon toe marinate to this
tom t So far his hon. friend (Sir Baleen Lytton) was right,
that they would have to appeal to jaties, and how strong
weull be the impression on ths minds of juries when they
more romiaded of the impunity and exemption which these
liabheations had so long enjoyed, and they were told that
this tax was that which stood is the way of diffasing poll
tisal isformaticia among those classes swag whom it was
desirable that political information should be diffused.
Therefore it berme necessary that parliament should
emote of this speedos at the wheat possible isomeat
It was said this sae ware wend cases • decrease
k the revs...; bb bk. friend opposite, however, said that
mid he sass tars surds up. He would set ester iato
that. Be seemed that there would be a loss, tut they
haw the *neat Oda loss. Were they impend at once to
pat ep with the loss? If they wen not, they should put
an end taktlie question by at ones rejecting the bill. But if
the roma' that had been adduced were sufficient to induce
them to get rid of the tax, surely the cossidentioa of
100,0001. ought not to stand in the way. The sabiect, bar
ever, would come before them again and again. If they•
the one hand told him that, as Attorney-Oeseral, he Om
bound to enforce the law, that ..at be done, butthat wadi
gnats suet an outcry in the country that the seethe tale
again and again be brought under the essaidersties et pr
basest. They knew the extent of the loss, awl tbspbal
ten Chancellors of the Exchequer who had some hem*
earl said that, although the country was at war, yet lthe
lawns were is • position to bear the loss. It thinners
beams • question whether independent of !lemmata ma-
&Sesame they should put an end to this tax. There wets
moms who thought the tea should be malatained to keep
up the present high attester of the press fa this twaatry.
He did not think there was say madness in that aria.
sent. He believed, on the egattery, that they wall be
&lag • glen pants baulk by matitag lid et the tau. Ile
en., he apprehended, won d beheld -aamigh to say Is was
&Arable toV: gnat mess el the plane I. Menem
ea t an if say one tr/i• held eseash te
abe set diet the Mee mall sapper ask ea
IS was said that the abillies ef the to mall
the shim said Liken of the proem peer,
ad week datiehishe the meal madides of the peep*
ea that it mall epos • greet deer Se shrike. New, Ja
the fret *M. Wait* Se be appeasing/ 1W they wed' se
kin, sad eserainate the eberarre dr adms
evil weld NN
ee.
that any arm. of agesdabie W
The merest was that the mere they
_thespian wri-
thed publiestion the more the Mahe me lower
dame would time;reemuse to the dawn pehesetkew
sidebar's. shearer me, sad the ametsesee wadi be
ass they wail Moil& thereby the sums tot= the
Miler pahlindies elreisal the inheratles
smsaatered&eysiml allentsded the emient skill in
whisk impleyeL If he believed that the effect
of til% n 0..,. woriklimite lower the character el the press
is this teentu, he Meld Met with approlieseies, bat he
had set herd one sighs segmest whisk would MON him
to ham it bus ammt. Weald eq mass helm that
flat se berg es they pave the Ism YOltle. for tramilealea
=iik the Pass aiia, that the peat isbliag jams&
141111 OM Slagle reader ? No; the fact warn,
OM the sheers class of publications would call
Lie existease a totally different class of readers,
thigh mid adapt theorises to the capacity, pie-
Asian and latelleetual, of the poorer clams, among whom
hie dearer publioatiose did not go. No one would believe
that a paper /WOW at twopeasu me threepeaos could
mespets is lakegettisier ability with • paper that was
published at a higher prise; wad the rain who could afford
to pay for the Mem simedity would continue to par-
sham it, and 11111 I_is esamedity would mantas its
relative value. They would mks other commodities
pe
shwa r, but the riskone always height the beet article ;it
was la the nature et 1110.11 Maws. that say roma why
they should deny to the pure Ries the article which abs.
breoald prow, ?. What right bad they is Anise sad in
principle to keep up the higher priori of the oom-
aridity in which the rich mats rejoices, ad
to prevent the peer man, who weld not procure
that eemmodity, kola going an. adapted to hie own
mesas ? Then it was said, ad this was dawning of their
most onion oweideretion, that they would not only dete-
riorate the eilleieley of the existing rem, but that they
would proclaim a Sees of papers which would produce is-
morality. He did act believe • dards word of it. He did
sot believe the people had say taste for publications of that
descriptios. If they wore published and militated against
moratty, the law was stress earragh to deal with them.
Why, the hen. member for Kent had stated how the im-
provement of the public press had Bose elo.l Bat dues when
had this isampvemiest taken place ? Why, dam the duty
bat boon Mated from 4d. to if. The real truth
was, that them were imagisary appreheasioss,
which sprung up is the ands of men anitrally
enough when they prepaid le deal with existing
things. It 811P111u bad hem se, sod always would be so.
When it wee repaid tr gime masfeetaren to oomph-
lion by ad milder' hate predestine, they mere told that
the British manufasturees maid be llated. What
was the result ? Tbss they purposed sae they they had
ever done. Whoa it was peered to As any with retro
lion to agricture, they were kat Os W.
tenet and alithe ingress that wen Woad up
with it would a past* together ; bat had hem the
malt ? Let
abits=ashe gyesiterfs=7 wed" told
riPatteif kiwi., a:44=4Z Ws the malt ? Let-
British Akers= esp. Be did set Intim that the peat
trwadi err kat the
ss. would leen with
arLaseas pulsated's*. Why ware slid, that the
taste fin libel aad for saddle was is he pease but the
richer dames. The pewee ikons week' bihrieeties
which applied itself kerdielek he he dessralsare is
which they were }Met, lest-thi she sad this idle wasted
the peppered spice, the eossdk of agedloctaal cleannity.
The feeling of seelety wee nth, that whenever • lbel en
personal and private character UM tbStlll was no dillealty
is inducing jariee to convict and tes:doo=larY
as The Satinet w anaihilated by tie verdict, for
damages that were obtained 'it by individuals
whom ammeters were traduced by libido. Pooh was the
feeling of society that he undertook to my if such a paper
war produced now it would not Wen) month. Then again
he Bahl that this peat qui, tios was dile Ise @slinks, and he
trusted the house would not adept the dew ef the his arm-
her for Hest. Am ohm-ratios had bees wade es the mili-
tia of eopylight. The law of seppight wee ling sow.
Be did net believe that the greet areepapere of the day
wend he exposed to ay more elegegelitioa treat their
cheaper brethren than they seta at the pee-
✓s' ressat. They were espied sow to Stipa
deka es the part of the main Mg& end
ea the net in weekly papers, bat yet they did get
Shes=tiesity that the gnat jouraab had sayings to
wL this respect. Aay information that milie a
dap Gam ft • week after, or whisk it was neosesary to
esadease at teagehns, could do ao harm, end mend net
era popish was takes from. It was tree be had
It aald that' if the tax wave sakes of it wee peeks
woe parr sight be started to Meal from the masks
parr the trLoria et the debates sad all the Medias MSS
et the day. He Wilmot that if sash a rani/awe inn
likely th rimer the (Menses et a puny is the rise of a