The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-14 00:00:00

SINCKFORD AGRICULTURAL AND CON-
t;FI:vATIVE CLUB.-POLICY OF THE GOVZILN-
wENT.

CASTLE HEDINOHAM, Oct. 13.
Yesterday, the annul meeting and dinner of the
~bt,a of this conservative club took Mao at the hotel
Thu leading members mustered In soulidie-
...all and gnat anxiety was evinced with named
ri-
bk 7rthrooTh. singe' trial' policy.
to ih" A W S viLLn ONLY presided, and
At the WIHNT. r. W. A
tow
qprorled by the Right Hes. W. Bereeford, M.P.;
▪ I'. cage, M.P. ; Mr. Miller, ; Captain BM-
'r* t trans (brother-in•law IA Ude Ravleig:)4hette
J Carte/a tho Rev. M
C the Rev. .
e- VsW.ui \Vey, the Rev. Lewis Way, the Rev. W.
• 'he Rev. Bartlett Goodrich. the Rev. Weir, the
vendee, and soy °them Sir John Tyrrell, who
ler •
• et, was stated to he es the Ileatiffieet.
u.r.mary toasts if looleadow ad loyalty having
Teen
duly honouree!, after the removal oldie Meth,
the. Vie sae rose to propene.' The health of km klidesty's
minoten.- In doing so, be said it was inoseume &i.l it
▪ aknown what was the pecialker gisgsgusealog
chars wove of that society. Theft appesels wow my
Iryd a I. pre .outing the agrieultarile as a selfish, lepodess
b,y. h.,.• sympathies were exclusively directed to the
.r the acres they cultivated ; umiak/Ns
to remote their own advantage by sacrificing the interests
et the 4. a, tal cvannunity. He believed that the Hanalei"
*gruel:mar and Conservative Club afforded a practise&
end bring refutation to that dastardly calumny. (Cheers.)
he understood aright the petition which they omapied,
at Ills sot the honourable one simply of owners and mem
pun ot the soil, but they appeared in the yet more exalted
etAtart r et haglubmen with English feelings, and pateiots
with eiah aspirations. (Cheep.) At all times, and under
all eircumgmees, he wassail, they would receive a toast of
yht,e,ad with warmth and enthusiasm ; bat at the preset
Vit,C,A; mei there wen special reams for the confidence
lob h th• placed in her Majesty's government. Siam
the hat riaet amembled, the aspect ef the political remises
kad m.ten,lly chanced. The whig cabinet had scot only
their office, but they bad abandoned their prin-
ciples. hoed J. Remelt was so the leader of the
rid constitutional whir party, whose"Ciaires it was to gad
nor .iti, the eta& trimmer
_here sad shifting there. The
the Ethane mu W a the oods, would no longer form
the of pasty, bat be would to look to
other q uetrength fatthat the arouse which his fhaveailing repot*.
ties required. That aleistanec, his lordship fanned he had
is tb.magelie.ter faction, and the Irish bripele.
tansht.r ) Ihe noble lord. in the ex-
duns. at of Sine set" a harems of the "fur city of
Tents.- had ratified the treaty which had been opened at
Chnhath.plare. He told has ashram that PA far from his
dreading the appreach of derroseitary be hailed it not only
without alarm hut with uneninglell satisfeetion. Heedsaid
he ronsolend that the people, owing to their increas in-
hliiits Sir. morality, and weld', were entitled now to m-
il tot'.
•• relined power from which the coastiristion de-
bated them, sail he declared that the government which
he would form would be disposed heart and soul to be the
&Lugano et civil and religious liberty. Now those wen very
prop r word, from other bps; but civil liberty had bad fall
sway in France, end they had got a droserstis sturuhlis
leading to an imperial despotism. la Lobed we hod bed
a tree ceptenatim of religious liberty. ad it ram& tbs
swamies, domination of an asont= robabieL
(Chu) ) With this reperience beam it was cast at
all isksly that they should lades to the seppeals for an in •
MAP/ of the franchise which Lord Jobs Mad had fond
to be memory to hie litied Mandlusg. (Mar. bees.) Ho
dal sot believe that they sareasil present Ministry
'metre they had always elpnesed a Mar leleast is the
wellan of agriculture. Ile believed they onsidered that
the pr...p, Toy of agriculture did not &pod ups the rapi-
dity of dna' productions, or the whims of their skiff, or
the 'bondman of their capital; but met materially rest
span that policy, commercial med perral, which was
adopted by the elecutive government. Believing that they
wets actuated by those pnneiples, he noted Muir &amb-
ling to Lord hovel's govenansat area higher and peter
grounda—not because they ha over boss heel Ishtar
their battles and espousing their assen—nst Ingsass. when
all Other. 11414 forsaken their standout, ths> lhad Mod by
sad wart neither afraid nor silemin" be setistola the
rights of industry ; but became they had mina
Ocean:vie attached to a policy which was not sal, pa.
mow in its spirit, but natural in the
Mush it conferred. (Cheers.) He believed la weakit
so sm..l satisfaction to the ministers in their Urals cad
eilksitiee to know that the hearts of the yerowsory elan
were with them, end that that independent reve-
renced their maudlin*, admired their spirit, sad sWiadin
their intierity. (Loud cheers.)
I be toad was drunk with all the boon.
The Right Hon. W. Saguenay rose to respond, and
was greeted with enthisiutic applause. He spoke nearly
es follows:—Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen,—The tout of
her Majesty's Leide- somas sesiewlnt eatragirdinary
to the ears of a Castle Hedierbm vasslas. I boa at-
tended this meeting sow for missal yews bat this is the
List time I ever hoard it prepared. (A laugh.) If it has
been delayed fora less however 1 mast say that
the entbusiasm with which it ha hosa 'beak on the proms
*swim ought salitheatly to satisfy lel of the badly
which the nimble* of the HtatbM Agrisakinsdhilia
Conn t's sive Club hans towardeartessnosat whisker/soh
lately installed is ease, has long has • freed to the &-
token,' istwest. sod allied in its hibeps ant sytspMhMe
to the psephs of Ism. (Chews) I wish that the
Mk of feturies aloha for of toast had hilles
Into the hands of on valve sopaMo of woosedior to it bon
his petits he as minlemy. er mks might led Oat he was
less =Awl dm I hatem, awl that be Eight return
thesis tar Os moment without drawing urea his Mad
from mom lesdle penal words of obloquy beam thanks'
were Mitussedl 4 my lips. The gOterelliellt, yea may
depend upon it. am dechuss in MIT situstise ad is the
polities TM& Mlle individual occupies, Is die their day by
the eosnMy_whis h hos wiled them by its 11gansol odor,"
I say, to Molise_ sWerament which was unksomlly *a-
mpule: booms isomer, and to take the nine et that
government into theft Mile hands, although those hands
were fresh ayound salmi to leek a toe.,
(Cheers.) That go-•
ventent, sty email upon it will try their I
hest raand 1 MIA, on leek at Oto des
shot poled daring
which they have hold Wsireof oils, roe wM lad that
they have at Mabel during OM that period Ma doing
their beet to Wpm, at the sate his that thozbeve
Mals-
watd the owlet Mmabatho, of . That glom
sent hoo ant drawn Oak Sam slibettsit_ smil Use
Manes when thy! wart wommosy. say avelimo
to exercise that jset dimestio la potang ahem
Where they are asscosszy, but they will abed ter Ow sow
State awl will salads Pe WOW= of the
be they Mil. oillborLer
to
witli a Isnewres=s
desalinates tali I Mot tbo_posels of iselsed will
It ashy thstregrodiake let -torrefi.
It has hest esid. sot sat untruly osa, tist her Majesty's
awromet moo bNmrlar spa the rainsipies sii ma-
ladies, ad this baler saw taireat=poirisotWy
ban o ibe va Oasis air led love
seised hawk ail ate mar to mom out all Ms apise of
free Oda I deer that palm Is Me. IPm mama
WS say ma Ws a or Oa as am Me-
traders: sel I dewy ito rase oho Pa ley did
ems this the slirbtoet deem viroslbe padriosof pieta
bee. That a swap Oleg fla es to nib bet kis sot the
his true. (Her, boar.) Mae moo mows Midi @prated
mad produced it ; but Ise we whets pew pestling car sa-
maption of odes we ad sot, a a primer did bani-
shed sick nowledmil se a Maim of that , bras
ese knew wotioa ia whisk miseporos were is
the slightest degree Mow, that. ma it be said
that we came is spa tbe prinis if pretestios ?
dray it. (Heir, hoe.) Ica the year Mil, IM, hi a very short
pried, we were weed a to Ma a rommest ; and whet
was the cams of that Why,that Lord J.Sonell was balsa
in his owa lions of Commons upon
fraise=rel pear
siestery Mona—beates by his owa
the reins of earns. Well, we, whoa label a Ilmeal=
setement, which we soak sot bat WWI
sawed that we am is apse the prialer t ra.sessitios.
But al,. we were alai as a boa a hems,
Lai J. Bonn was maim a by ors party or to
oat jet kis sea pollemet- Cared is that West, sad
lad J. Raman saletwed sal ossokod the rsiaa
ad sky masa a Mob* waded. allsrier
ems MB be got lid—by, I Shah, utak ad mlsobasd
Mane sod is sa *sib weasso-41 lba aslaseer ad
reetnsining wow at ovvasmi. GM *vet
teat .sasat skated ass his
g LIM Pdmoress. Me
s.sreepay
the eau abs die shod a Mao Saar his hells adosisistra-
Wt. gad he had art M bod oast GS kis own right hod
when ha Med to lap the bade witless his armor.
Possum) se heed Mos ho boottekt howord kis
Naos hill that ths enly Ms who add Ma Massed it
and tarried it he him us spin* bibs
Lea Jeka
deseh as evened oat seta win is Militia BM. Will
as; eau ul esionve seen thee my whets we came la ea
that tsomest, sad teamed a pareaost. that we did so cm
pegirtivent prinelplos t The weal " potation" was Deur
e top* assidentally ones, ad then it was not
I my, this, that Idles we soma Is in last Fe.
Drury Oi March we IMO is es a goverment taking sp the
that had hem lima down without eases or justice,
le cane in at the summod of her Majesty to support hat
a
tAr not prerogative. and not to allow the official busi-
er s of lie country to Is tbrown into the hands of Sir James
ttitharo and has Irish agessestes, or of Mr. Cobden and the
1111.CAtster Sahool. (Chien.) Therefore, I say, we ha-
", 4" trUlifutihtlare that the first proposition which
ow Mama is ded and unjust. We did net some
is °pa protectionist principles or upon a protectionist MO-
tOtt. but we came in to do the duty of the country at the
kiddies ofour eovireign ; and while that sovereign and the
ed,:teHtLy
auhphold 414,, we are determthed to fulfil theme
U the country, I believe, is fully satisfied with
We manner in which they have been performed up to the
Meet moment. (Cheer.) Whether or not free toad',
If"ttilles have been adopted no man can really state, ex-
"
p.by looking bulk at what has already occurred in lis
117 t It is impossible fur any ma, connected as we are
`u, he great agricultural piny, not to see that while
r.l, 7.71 I_ honestly declare it—considerable advantages
`its teem t adoolon of tree trade to many
LatTeuth,,r.esta ilcth/ country, yet that than evils which I
the
to the moat important
the in the counttrty,. have
tt agricultural clam (Cheers.)
-.sable to den",that that class has bone suffering
.sot the vacuum of treey trade was adopted, in a degree
in,,17,;:i11t.• if notih ea' to all that wail predicted;
vote of all the noble and disinterested
:!_rt theowns, and occupiers of the land to main-
to_4^ett l
~,h,pcnition by their own exertions, and
twulkd Iron by every way to meet the evils which
that measure. That the effects of that measure,
r,
iron mulls of recent legislation, might be mmat7
*7,7_
vt. h,aciousl and with the, lead chance of rt
her interests, be remedied by the adoption gof eaa