The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-01 00:00:00

LONDON, THURSDAY, APRIL 1.

MANY and conclusive as were the objections
urged is the • House of Coulombs to the
militia fon*, there is one great and decider ire!
tion whish was not stated, or, if stated, web merely
glanced at. We refer to the operatisis eras 'plan
on the rural districts and the agtieukeralct,
tion. This Ines probably from the
that the indeidelel interests of the se *dis-
tricts are wisher auttepeeented in the He:ea.
Cameroun.. Oseety illediers and the like '
met, absest without meld* the risen, in
and puller of the *Willard class, which are he
the meet part is direst ig* to the inteseeb of
disarmers widish's/tress oill it Is, that
we find mmnberefrent mas Ass .Bt,- g pieces
▪ the injellice of eallieghettarem thelz begs
esd wsekshops the artless warkisse, and eampal-
ling this to Image Ow* well-peld kliegr hr the
meaty pay and desseralkleg iellemess of a aseetWi
training in the mill*, not a word is Mid
of the berahlp fib iodise* on the *m-
ins workINS: Lind slims speakers rehired
to the agrisaltural n as likely
be little
_Adored inkbeese Isselest. Ode
work giondertake the irregular Ills eittarlf s:Sr or
and, preethelly, there boo doebethat the gnat Ma-
jority; of Mr. fissisPiry Weisman's 80,000 militia-
inn will be &awe how the mud districts. • •
It ammo* te be that bemuse in some of
the rural districts Wager ars as led' as
from fourteen te . rise a day, and hew*
their deify wags Widow meek. two al&
ling., the . labeereve wild not rsry
much inju by being marched mid cogs
in the awkward sped he a seleth in the yte4he
ghost the same rats of phy si theyleight reedy" et
the plougbtaiL Yet 'Dewar eaa be•esore orresigins
Agnealtural wages are be, fir too low; and
aro ass law, Gory booms. Ell OA has till%
cramped and trammelled by the imptis width
the coediting of landed property prdseetato agricid-
tural improvement. This condition is mainly earned
by the made law of real . property, and the.
landlord-cherished system of territorial aggrandise-
recut seder which the owners of the mil are MOWS
little son thee is same, and are wholly unable te
render their land fit for cultivation by the needhl
permanent improvements.
Bet, low as ageleelteral wages are, the estlittite
of the lekwarot in husbandry, *hen in easily sad
emote* t, is not no bed as his liciehy
to indicate. He has coguntaly
=et indka by which by mesas of hfs
own ow hie .11tergibleso,er bout% he can
supply - writ .. to an' extent
that will !Wm:ear • :
sat' will
of his
dimly. *list to
feed a pit. aloWstia sel,lttifiLl
I=t
mimes mirk alvaiiiist WIN bis&unilihs
the
tinejiits dlrbiltiVartt, try . * .
add WINNE to bb we 0 ISM
6.
:11 by barest* emit Mao to igt,
wises. And rash ara ,Imilltat the ailed.
'issbaress of the maw • preillent ittal
...
eel agrieultural leboorers. But such
de altogether upon the regularity of .'hiel"..n.'
Mena the be so unmrtnnate as to
be
the dale of 'sessional -labourer', who are ti(
numerous in most mil district., he bstildiiith
resooreesi he then is the but to be talus( iditilgilt,
and the first to be dimming"d i and if he were ever so
provident, would and it to make even the
-rdinery. wages of one We*, or ' e'enotith, cover the
-lemmas ci another week Or gush, in which he
Ni no (employment it all. Thus it is in the