The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-05 00:00:00

CHICHESTER.

RE-ELECTION OF LORD 0. LENNOX.
The election of a member for the city of Chiohea-
ter,owine to the acceptance by Lord Charles Henry
Gordon Leans): of the e&ce of one of the Lord. of the Trea-
sury, was held yesterday (Thursday), at the Town 1141 of
that city. The occasion was prodoctive of no excitement
sad but little interest The Mayor of Chichester, Wu.-
item (Simonet, Esq. , basing opened the beerier by tak-
ing the usaal oaths and making the customary declaration,
Dr. lIITAROGHER, J.P., proposed Lord G. C. H. 0.
Lemma for re-elect/0e eulagisiag tM meaner la which Ise
had hitherto performed the duties of a merematatir• of
the city.

ROBERT lIENTY, Eq., ecnualaw, assesded the
nomination briefly.

The MAYOR having inquired Hatay soadlemea had my
other toadies*, to propose, and receiving em reepaaes in the
affirmative, dmiared Lord 0. Lennox duly Pr eleseed.
His LORDSHIP then said: Having Mood the New ad-
' mingle/Min he Alt himself justified in saying Mot le de-
served meet fee the meaner in which it lied Maimed to
power. It bed not been by factious opposition is the late
gommmeett bu up the disunion that had existed exam that
gemiummat sorters. A man dimiatormied body of
M Imo sever mlled to power, on me fiat bed mere at
beast the welfare and interests of the As to what
would be its fisancial policy, that was a sabjsesatry. eot M meld
est but speak on with delicacy and hesitallse. It
was tartans that at present there was • hip
amount of usseqnal taxation, and the pressure a this use
mach fait by certain classes. (Hear, bear.) He llama
that me cures might be adopted to remove this inequality
of taxation, and that an end might oleo be put to tha fatal
class warfare, which had existed for so lan • plied
(Hear, hear) The education of the yours. was • Sepia of
the greatest interest and importance • sod he to thel,
whatever system was adopted by tie present admielsemO
Um, it would be found to be one that misled the tests
and interests of all dereainationts, is well se Seas eg the
church. (Hear, bear.) He bad dating W am= had
the subject of the continuance of the Mapes& gnat Am
brought before him. That was • queries Meeker! In mach
dillisulty, and he could only est Shed whoa it
sense before the house, as at shortly would, ke
should listen with the greatest attention to the arguments
ea both sides, and give hie vote apes it to the best of his
ability. In dridiag on such a question, mom than used
are was Moulted : a grant for religious objects It might
sometimes be necessary to maintain, either as a wanes eel
policy or for keeping good faith with others. He wee aa
snitched member of di March of &Hand. and would
always do his utmost to maintain that church's dignity end
usefulness. (Cheers.) The question of legislative rubes
had attained an undue importance : it had been made
mach of by the late ministry, who, finding itself la the
jaws of death, made " reform " • buttress to moped
its fallen fortunes. (Hear.) Mr. Bright had thought
proper to say that Lord Derby bad pledged himself
against all reform, but these who had read Lord
Derby's speech on Friday night last would see that he said
he would support the reform of all abuses. As to the re-
vival of the Anti Corn-haw League at Manchester, he (Lord
Lennox, thousht that when a thing was revived that some
reason for that revival should be given ; but all that Mr.
Cobden said to justify its revival was that Lord Derby steed
pledged to restore protection. This be (Leal Lemia)
nied. All that Lord Derby said was, that ha oreuldpr=
the voice of the people in the matter when it was expressed
(flea.) It had been said that the present ministry had
jumped Into power on the question of protection ; but it
was well known that the question on which the late min
sisters was defeated was on that of a militia bill. It was
not a question of cony but whether or not an efficient
system of defence should be provided for the country.
(Applause.) His lordship concluded by congratulating the
electors on the quiet and orderly manner in which the
business of the election had been conducted, and whisk
be thought was • proof of the little need there was Ise the
ballot.

A rote of thanks to the mayor concluded the prossediap.

LEommirrza.—Addreeses from Mr. Frederick Peel
and Mr. Arkwright were published yesterday, offerlai
themselves for rewEssem, se that a costeet here seams
pr etty sets, Mr. Willeseptsby,, the sew proteetienist ems-
&data, bane, been crommiai here for two days. Mr.
Frederist Peers address is Asst. After audio, to the
probabilist eta dinsieties ef parliament, is ireMlllll6lol
the "Amp of sdanalstreties," be ego : Ls astisig►
time of this west, semi mew the eirsumelevase of a user
essdklate heist seresessils hawse's Is seer himself
Art e treat* des ant dudes, I e. osePostiolll to Ito
Are you thee I doll Week year squeegee, is the penes.
stew that Isis Me webs SIMMS er4remative who
will ad emaishriard des al free trade,
eel pima es I Yaw my
sewn dee elm ter have sass is eat."
Mr. Pest adds dist le has every reason to be Was that ha
shall reosim the seppart of • majority of the electors. Mr.
's whine seams that the writer's opinions on
rends emelissesi.

llnauser.—Mr. S. H. WO* has inlaid hip
same n no 'lenses, is withal he aye:—" la When.
enmities, awn as a essdidate er year w I hope
that I shell an have forfeited your online* by
the gibe to which I have rehrrrd. Ter myself,
man yea that I have bat on
_offset, nal that is to serve
the wows to the heel of my chilly by maintaining the
a Sae lad jut eneenalin policy,
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pine oar iodate's= within destroying theta,
sad wide h wadi emend then sneaks= without altering
their sharititse. To sawares ef ding k wend he
nee is Muds. The anoseities of the sista sawn I=
etheeisi te I bat there are great rehear sad ninon-
snob is es law, specially with reihreass to the Mishits-
teelies ef *the is the Court of Chesney, which ought
set, we nib, to be say logger delayed. The *lades
taltee plan today (Friday). There hose anenisa.
Wan RIDING Or YORIsawRIL-41)Sfe to
be • Auks is the swensea of this d,
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a large sieshat the Bluth deaths. le the a scion a
Westmeath lease with tie rem @Webb= for this ridiag
is the p_sesea et the Om thisese vibe lae.
depths Ile lea the 11111161119 of sisids= woad
with Ns. Oaths ea the seeet
tithe. Re lt tbweibre esaelletWor.theq le be • se=
pasesa.icelob It be melba pied. Wm" et maw
with lb. delft. Oa the what beat, thin
relf itz lies Is gems gewgaw ipthet bastes an ade-
noma Or. Cadre. As pee as amass es likely to be
Msmith*. have bees sonessesi kr the West
TeArbise be. Misr pithy.

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