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alluded, I took particular Wisest in the medic bi whisk
that motion should be framed ; Zre the tog of the`
12th, having her Majesty' veldt riga an speech
to which I have alluded Unmade tilM esdliarosnd
to frame the terms Abet wine. • sof Garr
/Mee hem the misistedal bessehmo.)- Item elg,l Mill state_
le the hesee ishhent disguise whit hi the ophit is which F-
iala imimeeseed to frame that weintles. I remembered
gig which MOWN, moms% roeebtied gm of tle other night._
IlleM whatever may be ear diakonal of opinion, this Is an
solishly of (sheer)--and I IMO must careful.
In higniag that notation, to insert nothing in it which I
Illmight
a could wowed the feelings army of those who,per-
withoutelmeging theh *Mem wise ready th change
1011/90 WM velleeewa• to • . lam also
he my, 1 weld set ilergetiVitnTe had bees a
alalla hem former egisione—(" Mar, ," am the
tics)--mad was tbrieleimelateman is ther house
eleoti.l.lit tiinhwave, weirlilhe home beer with me when Ir,
meetly how l mewled logy": reeintient;
look the speech a
tehhh deals win the essitt,"J• end =rale
end I melt tit smash to
_mhich 1 relbeeek mode else:
where, mil I enamoured le insert, in the ahem of a reso-
lute'', aseydriesp which I thought necessary he the di.tinct
netertios Oise Mimi** he which those who see attached
trip tends essorsd, end to hart nothing in the r. akar
has to which those who might be willing under any
eireueestameas to adopt that policy could object. That
is the spirit in which 1 framed the solution;
ea
now I have before me the original copy of the resolu-
tion reamed caner that feeling, and, with the permission
of the how, I will read it. The words are these : " That
it is the opinion of this baron that the improved rendition
of the country, and especially of the industrious classes, is
In greatmeasure the result of recent legislation, which has
abolished taxes imposed fur the purose of protection,
which has thereby diminished the cost oft he principal arti-
stes of food, and which has established unrestricted compe-
tition. That it is the opinion of this house that, without
latictime injury on any important interest, this policy,
firmly maintained and prudently extended, will best enable
the industry of the country to bear its burthens, and will
thereby most surely promote the welfare and contentment
of the community. I have told you that, though inade-
quately, I do es:solider myself a representative
of the policy of which I was • party, under
the guidance of my late most distinguished friend 8:r
It. reel ; and I put to mysell this question: " If my right
hon. friend wen still alive, what, under present circum-
stancea, with no moister objects—because he scorned sinis-
ter objects—(ebeen)—what with uterine* to the good of
the country, the policy which he had at heart, and its firm
esidelsommes m the emelt ground—what under present
alistomiamill in hie Ilea which he would take ? And I
mem yeah ele, mesa =tar in this new parliament,
that, to Mee Imil *Frey cat, from my intimate know-
ledge both eirble feehop end of his general course of pro-
'sadist, be meld have reamed resolutions in the spirit in
which these an drawn. (Hear, boar.) Now I sent those
assolutions toty noble friend, the member for the City of
London, with whom 1 have bees, I ass happy to soy. is
medial and friendly osemannieatissa on this subject.
(Ministerial laughter and diem.) That cheer convinces
me that these in an mime, erroneous saspicion that there
is • factions penny purpose. (Hear, beer.) I am shout to
show you, eel I disk amelusiwily, that you would be pre.
mature in amiks to that senehision on such grounds.
What was the mower of way seat friend ? He said to me
"On the whole, I sppron of your words; I have seen
nese which I prefer, but I think there is an objection to
the wooletrass, as they stood without • safeguard. If they
eve atria adversely the government will be of opinion
that they ere intended to obstruct the course which they
ulna le take, and that it is not desirable for the house to
hem the measures which they have annosaced their inns-
ties 111 peepers." My noble friend, so far from desiring to
patens a aseisne mires, and to °tarok the government,
rommaenden the introduction of • third clause, to which
1 dmi sew sell the attestant of the hoses, subsequently
atapha, " That this house will be ready to take
into set any measures consistent with thesis
R+ nciples wll* in pannenee of her Ma' MOO
usspeeds and nessamendatioo, maybe hid
aeUee them." (Cheers) I thought that saner
Ihe ttinlimble. I thought it a great in •
'Mil • k certainly accorded with my deer, that
the government should not be interrupted usitelp is the
=Vof their measures for the considenden ef the
elar obtained the opinion sod the gesetion of
myr made Mend, I then met with Lad Abordeenosy eel-
Mln the government of the late ilk Robert Peel, who
imgessible for the repeal of the eon laws. We
alarefully the words of the resolutions which
lir laZiale hose,. They unierweet some alterations,
ellarhi semi elf Me kind, the
hoe truth ought to be
alilleirmenh I and give Ihe me the cask result of
these oballions. Tho deem were made in consequence of
a dimwits with toy femme esibegues. I will now read the
resolution as it Mai show the sherethe—" It is the °pl-
ains of this house that the Wpm! gendition of the coup-
ary. sepemally of the Wheirimee deism is is s great mes-
ses, the mat amass legishalea which has established
aammeimed esespetition, sad abolished the tams levied for
this pined
erlielse pretestien, thereby diminishing the met
et die et feed." 1 meet sell the Muse
Matla the emend reededm, I paid peetieekse at-
tendee to the weeds of her Meimere epee* le whisk I am
new sheen to call the at eallen ef the Mom Her Lamy
in made to say, " If you amid be of milieu UM resent
krialatka, reatribenhm with ether ammo to this happy
nosh, bee et the same Ow Wilted eassoilable
seas-
on
corals limplettat 'Mots, I essemmend yen
:Zateinriier how fles
ar it asp be twaslimble to
dim Wary, and te the Minury the
4ess
try to met anomeefony that uerestrimed sempeddis to
erlais _piellegows,Ja its wisdom hes Melded that le should
be selfeeted." flow• eadeseseMbeg hem gems of the
=rMile es herb ekes et the his. sod elsewhere,
ile pay eta esumenelleg &My en /amigo com
was abio ft me thempbe indmumMe by kw Ma-
'*Wl giswesnest that eempenmeins he alleged *Wry to
whim beetnests dwell be invelth by,seme ether ateM, I
Wtact them words Maids bed bees Mtheeptely
by the eabinet, mil whim h her 1114wity, MM.
ills adobe of her Wakens, had delivered hem the
lessem Mekeuely raised the peen Idea that each Injury
bed been lellseed, sad lbw dm be the a
▪ uipmenths. I will the luny
am, , OM in
themkes the mood ramlntien lle Imam that in-
MMus, and le seem that tee midi ivy had been hilletse
M to the menu tiose—Omom Use --awl, with rime* to
the fate» that die pudgy et km trade Mier dimly
maintained aid ammlid without , te lay
dam of the ememetabg, shuttling the deer egoism
eke.. is ilit erneellem. ( eat, hear.) Now I may
he bat it is aateasey that the
eslil7---henlid Mr= As I drew the ressintien
It sea thee : "It h tact
a to tt s:Vilis home
es say t ,
imer;e2r.
~.... lady
Emile the balbseley *fie eseeray le se=tnithese,
eau/ thumb mate weselppomesee the wellies end ought
oldie eassandtp:'. New, se weeded, it sai ht
be append to base a solneelles es well as a vs
alkel. hale the elmegol *Mae_ that se
ere
pewseems
bee heel tele met ote OM oeleemelse bed Shea s tree
Mak pdhp tWI I see bead Is my the ems at eel-
legase, on the miemed af the km Me / PM. the
imesties sleight bake epee so le rehmselles
a was se amended as lii leave the
enemies
ems, a Wag I was the mare wails le de. Memel wm
to stabstels, whomever Ws meselka Mese,
Cri=edie the egeesbes of a bee trade peaky bad
aid sap Se meminnatise. (Herz, bow.) Men,
then been adapted, I Mooed them at
the Mimed at mbil=re Mend the member for the City of
ii•heehotta:ll= jurahle M phi • sessame sement
.g SIM maim dieneeka bakes these
beam tube bon bees the met hada-
.
shwilthee id hod Imede, mil by them it was Mired
M asthma so the repeal ef the ems lam Amid be
area spear.. end that they Magid be dewed es be Met,
i, Ind -beleddeL () ew. smellethe
aii we I ham Ohm withCbeeth rime, eir S
Mit sepal. KhmertM,
PM tome, " Will yes, er ess pas, Mune her the meets-
lha se worded r" I mold set* as sa henget me=
Item It. (Laid hem.) I ehesll serteisly haw
Ise GM forna—perlege en sonde, peekeeme fr my
ens weelr-40 übin I they did set seemmedgemral
lied at 1 . fit he the minim et a lugs
thee timid menso should hems& to the Nepal ef
the sems laws, I Nast venms y asemist be emit seems
deka" (Meer,
Mol boar.) I beerfl op are ef it mad bie hia-
Jfery's memeemeen, ea the YAM, alethe hasedesklem
seated
am heir amerdment 1 MAN delibmseely
at thin , le Met ldpem ehjesdene le in
tithes um le thelb
Aim Mt de I may e
peradlledle *k I MS..biund le a
seepeotma Ibe Me
bsel
Milks I_ MIL tee( harp that the gesetien id bee teade balsa
yrea a dieleild weeds, I wee mese Wand mhe these
el he eisehhat sdessete, thp hers amber he Waiver.
plir:Mime whlek bed emmendi Mat the peers-
haee.) he thim:d en sail almost the
dm of mum whoa the *may emmody with.
MS dikart with me, the mode wbisli
neer an the WM. The bones bee new head the weeds
neithweesAnsf open by ley *ebb friend end myself,
Mil Is
they epee with them while lave Item
Erik Amount. They ram: 5. It is tie
Me hems Mat the Lammed sendkien of
If• entem I.ll,ll7tleallemilrOlfanY 01
to
mai isdsgdkne dmilit
allbliebed the _ pt of smeatimed egged
uelbeiellihisti esses_:
m Wood
'el 11l ami be eshy /M deed CIPIS:ets
wed— Miele the seine Wiesest has sink an
=meement)--ingessied the Mesdames et the
of the feed al the terra' Hat whet
NIB • err duty. is the Whore the Wom
liCtoo: the hm. Mews Samba
is a meet impurities hi the
IPS hem tbe verb Mali bed
..04Apreell sr noble friend. Hie soon fuse
louse k et opinion that this
eel prudently ensaded will." Wi Mai
" elan indicting 'spay ea say imeelmel ki-
lobits Ia the moues of the noble Mao
hew entirely disappeared. (" Hear," envigi
Mb prepesitioe rune on—.. Win beet enable the
et the smatry to beer its beethmie, sad will
_here-
by meet surely promote the mare sad albeent-
meat of the people.' I Mee told the Imes
that with the Queen's speech bibs,.2 these welds rum
deliberately hearted by ate ma by Illy limb he
=pees ot dosing the q a I
the greatest IM,Mteam 10 elese Wid-
mer may ba the *saw a they
Mgr of releni the proposal of tVaiiiiitmil Me semis,
fee xiverten, f' --•ht I (air to tel Ikea Is the hew

theout it

[llls4etwideseelaMest. 3n the othowitawd. If we mold, by ".b.
mai comsat, Mein Woo " " from the
besehes)-11 t would secant to re-
,
=him wads, I eamet meek for others—
he pasted to amp lMm. Dot mill, for the sake
Jf trio weds LIMB, sad. is the hopes of malsisiag the
largest possible closest al Nippon for the frost I
principle, sad yes 1111021222 00202,02 in Its spirit,
had Lela saabasm &Wm that this primiple
should be rediod by the largest possible majority,
I would earseetly, sissomly, saithooestly satrost my hem.
(need the member kr Wolverhampton, is Apt caw sod
with the moan ea. Mom to withdraw hie original
:splice so& peep tho ashation of the noble viscount,
amailei no I Moo pia& out. (Chows) I am ashamed
to have &staid the boon es isag, but .is. is ea weep.
dolma wise. ma ma 1110 las that I mated by
20 I/MOM of 2 162020, 20 1220112111 Wad. If
feveroment
would emejat these am helms that we rargf wire at
a rosoosahle sgroomoot, wed the/ mama the Bosom-
most, waist say iMempies sr slimly, will hare the
opporally of isaleas
_their on,. For my own
pest lam preporod be lief ND 1021210 bet a friendly
split s, ontares amestosi ti piosifies for which la-
wed, mull doll i pipes& brag As opestioa of *napes-
sides by Ss meet SO& Mem( malty. (Hear, heir.)
Iced LOVAINB, who woe seed ladistinctly hoard, eon-
gifted of the passel alma mode by the right boo.
.emir for Carlisle.

mi. ouimarorrs—l shall ow but a flew words with
rear' to the question which has been reined by the right
hes gestissan, sad shall say them in the hops that
waiddei Ming from me may server a es•Oributioa to as
hovels this dieenssion contrary to the ham of the groat
body of this house ; but that, ea the gemlnry, they may
be likely to promote the undigested pleeemeence of our pro•
mot eommercial polity. 1 resew to hope that some pro-
gram has been made towards a settlesent of that kind. I
same to hope that if we can pee ea the quake raised
by the right hon. gentleman with respect to the insertion
,if certain words on the amendment of my noble friend
lON MO, we may—although not in point of form entitled
I.'" that either the amendment of the government or
emehation of the hon. member for Wolverhampton
Est be withdrawn—we may yet, by eoncesaions on both
ddhee ears to something like a common agreement. The
whole tea coon relates to one only of two things which have
takes plass la the first neolution were the wards " a
great samme," which have been changed to the weed
•• emisly." I don't think any objeeties ems he teams se
Sets sad shall therefore speak only Wee weeds i• the
sorest reselation. It le proposed to WWI sired, mein.
Weed end_ prudently extended." Asa the gaieties we
hem le essider is, what bearing them Weeds have on the
sees Ogee amendment, and how As It say be
tithe feeling of the great body of the bees =11:1olly
should be inserted. Now it ls 11111111111111117 lIN IMO to
mete, which I shall I. a few weeds, what my lee
'possibility is with earliest to tole mesa, I was one of these
who strongly felt the necessity, muller the eircumstaaes
attending the election of the pressed suresent. that the
fallow and mast complete eanetace Uwe Li 6....
House of Commode to the policy of free esil
fore in principle I was entirely favosrelle lb prepsiesa
motion to the house, explicitly clearing up soy doubt OM
might be created by certain words in **speech from the
throne. At the same time I entirely sympathy's with the
dee bee. member for Carlisle, in feeling how theist& It
INNS be, if possible, to avoid the introduction of werdee4
silli see say that were disgraceful—but that Ed& he
4 digeraginig or disgraceful to any body of gendmeem
=
1110.441 Wei. I do Rot tense, lot myself, to accept in&
the repoesibility whisk my sight hes. heed bee
=be the sellsocese of the Yes Ms lt.
essibility of Whs. the spiels that the seeelitills
sesgeesattoe, or relief, or red=„7 whatever pe• dem
Ma it, important as that 41 is, and easy se we
;E me
are, wee cot one to be settled by a easties diested
to the establishment of free trade. It emend to
se imbed bet one of two alternatives. We hem tell
that sembes of the bed gene he heir
1111111101111111% Mg anis SS teste to them remit sole&
ties weld be iestertd, er, set eleheede that r•ShriSS
SW/ be Eris be afford ipeeilie4e the 1611111110112.1
seed to be eased by hoe ; ash when the
Hes the iambs el do . seemed
budget he lhargehiellleimed eliel preying ti
W seem I Nees ibst. wheels
rfghdy
th or I all set think Ihe this lies e
a to b. seesested with
the repeal of the eserevre,la ought to passe the
seseantent frees esbudttiar the esereies they
sight think dt by mew of en satielpsOwy vele.
I SS it is plain that we have bat ate of two amuses to
dos—tither to allow the goverment to forward with
sehltered heeds, eat to seise their es the saw
mein which haw bees essaleil as end by
thesselves—aseei whisk I em harpy to hided, the yds.
eiple of free trade—{her, beer)—either to allow them lode
that, or else, by_vi% a vote of want of meddeme—Y
Oise amine beak _ oppesillsa beset% esh
Sues dram the ether elde)—is the Ise, Seem&
eceeditstiesel masers semis the feuds= et the
Isf Ceetesser, eat pat • laded to the shuns of timiJ
administration. Mon tei est seats ohms.)
air, es far as regards this istelles, it eartaiedy
ewes to se that It le set sr Sag to tele a men at the
i
eeset on the on of esspeerdies to my s.
=S seSW maybe to have bees Wised by es le•
seklesieleties—(heer, Lore)—but that we ought* SS

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for the snag et lhe Ilmesd- iipia- sib pin-- -
sips they lam en ley Inn ammo es
their an ressmeg to oseselen of wen suss of
eldeseing to my monies a esegmesties died we lad
sush semi then end et oppeseuzesselme sue spieler
leed es to tam sin a asese et ) Os
the ether heed, I believe right Ma herLatteshed
pest imposture to the of these wards,—l min.
steel my tight Ma. friend to km gives to the Men Is
term the men Minn the esseneties which he pie
epsnibies—en Chet esseinalles I hael*admit is whiny
fesszespdmishie to me. (Hoer, bar.) 117 right has.
need propene eltsgeher to nava the ebbs to "T
DodosDodoswith menet to pospestim memese—thet%
M cakes a the AM of the seedes—ifuChe dense.
M allen ho has Ma eseitined to leave the genies of
ampleness se retie is he Ivied when we am to esesest
the anew of the pommest. If this he a, eel if the
Muse, esterteinig •respr man of what is Mee he ows
Mlle% Meld these he happily a dignities in
the various pales end aid of whiskthe Man is am
peed se ink he
_greens of apemen rather thes
it messiess et ditemese—l mast may this rese.
lake of my right hemearebis friss admirably
dram as it is by • anew haad,ol I Mide—
ast this reseleties so draws, end se filled up by the Is.
misatios of the words it is pepsin to imen would be s
senheiss that may be adopted both by the his. pneenss
the 111.1/01 of the minimal modes, end by the penof
idtde =mese of the govermest, Minn time
or dimareemest, or soffillee tof pektelplir
eel den lsneE e
ere set Midi bar Majesty's
thy
eassenst on shied he hit epos, mad they
will mire at • sad odium ensr of dist ipso liw
del question width yes es thee side so MI es we es this
110 life line he the Ike &Mg et Ms sabred—
will egad as as semi et meths es
s seresnV he • pupas alas lissiesi le the
hasemble to both din en eivel....misut
*saa
whisk this home is mead. (Meer.)
mil essegatly Na. the appeal to the noble Asseets oil
emir *0 Tivertou (Lard Palmenne—en I do set hos
len lo my that the is Melt the nee viand he
onlend ine eis is ens la whisk I
=ll*sllkle ib• 1/11111301 st sl dill= '
(Chen))
Mr. T. DIINOOMEI thought It • es
It seed. Ho denied tho rides at the
areas sad semenseded that tho hew
to erne the he. senesmes to sea ends,
Mr. CATLIT lid set men his lebel the
mastry bong Men is es Mann he s,
it wadi be he the seliehedes of
se it null be fee the hens of the paliMe•
ein that then Menden sad theme anieelliss
vbielt MI se hog ashen ea the Minn of pennies
sheull Pen end* the view hews pd.*
la dim ths seentheent nibs Ma. lsesestiTat I
AMMO le neset the len
manse heft WM Mimi (lb. CelmLieda.,l he Maw.
asses, (Mn. Wpm weed west to it elm. (gar.)
Ad he would Mem Ms knessalle Moab mien him to
she thew MOM en dim the -lends to eons le •
Is, mod his pee of *es Mae (wide they amid MI
W
be eased en thif MINI* a the Imis if en
me the wish et the appaities. (Men hi)
Kr. R. PALMER emenared that the anise in already
hee• istheisaily dimes& ((Her.) The es y questim was,
Mahn thq wire to he could eyes OD meat M as abase
=iiikse lam& by theleamenbie he W
iberbelher, ea IM ether had, they ma teavariliZ
amensmat et the prearnmentee that 'tee Mile viesesse.
Ho led so Moieties to mks, rat his Westin in ,thet
reirstr amber of ethere—a espeity et this Muse, as he
—was to mist the reestslies et the llt
n. gembes
he Welverhampas with s sgativo. (Loud stisienisi
ibrisiatiPALMERSTON—I meet hut hope that the son.
meseiss that hie taken pleas this meal Orden laili-
mem that we have now • pewee el snap ism
rialsmeral eadentanias m Ole peatiornelen adissal
Imo bees ponies es OM seinisti, en
Men wiiiregro bare Med hem the Ms. mamba hteseth
Y His, Caylsy) whisk I OM Ms Ma Missief•
eZteseft hem • sum of his high milles pa the:
ed inney ;en who is Mews Is ke big
illidesiis he Males, • amass whole et peed
ma man la Ilk waviness, but who is nay to plea
then ossvistiess to aperamest seam is polio PM nel
missal latenst—l shoed bye that his ensaphs spy
hen its inseam es Miss, an es he es relates bi ask
side of the been them we he a Abounds to Mew the
seiggeetios my hos. hind his pet lie the bean Masa
be_irj_Now, my bus. Min (Mr. Dusessthe hes pm a
to
me—(eltsen an Inghter)—witie tern to Ifser
r-...-7. by the Nellandal glaka by the Ogle his.
Wein the meher Ise Mahn (01weas.) I de
My say I same by It I
16 very lawful mem
(tins laugher an eheeriag.) made • slight eases
is b—Osses laegbfria)-4or the pupae et, as I
ameba disersim es a seined plat, via., th•shirraa:
peones he the pd. (Meer, hem) Bet it beim mkt%
Med Mat W words sespen by my right hen. Min yr
then Is the hum, leaving her Mseny's govermase
apes te pupae
the sesseens as My phased, an leaskei
as la moss to then I shall ham w_nleslestetheis-
cymnefiepapased,ead whisk I thiskibeheo.mm-
bee he Mush Teelmidre expressed his mime Se epee to.
Now, my heneenne Mtn, the manna ter Visibery has
asked me • nem peened helm Ho his Medea sMt
I shall do if the resetalies bonen& en Limn