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

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1852.

esimiersto lasi slaty ea core, which would at as. be a
mums of mama to the wintry mad of •
be the grin who hr a right st ter striae
=lathe I:feigner Ia his own. sehot, is to ni-
-1 bare seer stated, sad CM which I berady
gal yip dolts* I still adhere to. Timken, this opera
' of the Prole Ware& go we all know, la Um senosage-
ion albs that it seatined be IL op&
alma of tie ==ter even late la tits to
pour seesioa,
we as Law hem his hares spry sad Lao* deeland
it in Os Stun. st Lords. (Bear, hear.) DM Lord Derby
did pr to Os warm Or as a reasol deers* was
at bead, baronar it was moo his na all tbe demo
stamen oda wish be was abed to the airableatisa of
pals Alio to Mono Os Makin st that pin to Os eon-
etitunales at tho astory,
_sad pagise to abide by W
mato which these onesitgansies should retina upon that
sohjoet. That roar Ls bea taken. By the otlko,"
if I guy call it sn, or ralboby Os situation which I filled
se has far that , I am, alas, too well acquainted with
the bets, and minorities of the House of Com-
sat% are be be able, is tablas up • list of the parliament
wYi has. Jar boa Musa* sit to perceive that there is
• &sided owessite of aration is the -lower house inimical
M the holisf Ira Rotorpeitheties to agriculture. If
I dillsr, goer* de, ham the wisdom and justice of
their views,—pet, astwitbstassliag I taut acknowledge that
I myself, and those who think with me, aro is a minority ;
nod I ask is it via. and prudent, whea you see you are in
that minority, to forces forward a question which con but
involve those whose iotercits you wish to the utmost of your I
power, and at every fair risk, to uphold; is it wise, 1 say.
to force that forward when you eon gain no advantage by it,
but will bring considerable evil, heavy blows and great
discouragement' upon other interests which you also are
attached to ? They say—it is a Scriptural phrase—that
it is useless to kick against the pricks." and I firmly
believe that, in this instance, if we were to stir
this question, and to moot it in an unfortunate
moment, we should only throw further back the interests
of 'hues for whom we would maks any sacrifice. Then
aro other interests is the country, some of them nearly as
high, others higher still, which would be endangered if we
were to moot the question of protection when we cannot
attain it. Aro we to von the risk of sacrificing tho prates-
east institutions of tho eouaery by bringing in Sir James
(inhales and his Irish brigade? (No.) Ars we to run the
risk of bringing the monarchy itself in peril by bringing in
Lord John Rumen sod tho democrativpnnetiplo which you
have heard alluded to? (No, no.) Those are questions
which every honest agriculturist is bound to art Lineal;
and having dose so, he should pause before he forces his re-
presentatives, however willing ar the e to act, into a battle
which could brag him no good, and where his retreat
might be gust diMealt to cover. (Mar, hear.) The ad-
verse journals, those journals which for years have adv..
Bated the principles of the Manchester school, which bars
derided all the evils of the agriculturists, and which kayo
mocked Us* distrosoof Ilse fm men, hove lately, I por vise, been
bolding out a dtoperato bait to a distressed farmer to
tarn in pitootis clamour sgainst his own friends. It is
hardly to be supposed that those fres trade journals have
adopted that lino because they are repentnat, or fool any
real good will to them whom miseries they mocked. I be-
lieve myself that what they wish to do is to raise the ire of
thie Mauer, and to ponds him that those who are really
his beet friend. an an so true to his interests as they pro-
Om to be, oc so be might have hoped try would have
boa able to ban bees, is war that ha may turn round
those hails. sad put them is that awkward and
dtsMvestsrew prism Oat they may not he able to
saw y the miss Wier, owl se bot is the very men who
bawl Isidore beta the polar anodes of the agricultural
interost, end soh, hauls. lapsed Oso deeply, would, if
Mop were retuned to ire,@sly be allelag insult to their
injuries. (Cbsess.) Depeolamikalpen it, Os neramptioa of
pewee by tbs as it soot be by the se-
shines sad it=a7illo members of the Mar beater
mirk will he but • aver for more bean blews and
to be the owners aminsupien of
Malirrorirrrisessa iloteired, formets—be ant led astray
loMs lolls of haingswe Meade, bat remember that
an pot is net nets sad men evils to be pulled from
the Perigee boa of wigs Wank, if pin being back to
pore Lod I. Lae sail the *aft Apo we have die-
prod. Lord J. Roma braell Ls boa lately as a tour
of Nilotic.. Ho has ben gm Miss the tsar against es
is the north. He Ls ben bidding ilisk he every maim-
sage that he can set O boa us eat as Os re-assembling of
peilanisat. The iisonsers psiaelgie we know is one
whir might bring herr swats is its rain. It is roe
which out of power the whip are ever ready to take up;
but certainly 1 must say that when they an in strength
sad power try embew it as mask as any set of torsi ever li
did, gad an as adromare old ilsoinearias • est as ever
Lid gem. Maw that deemed, Wass, if promulgatd
by them is oppegino bonne seielogratie thek tendencim
War he writ they sena bask le pre, will be too soon
he Oslo sad eta ova who est el Ls blouse adopt such
Madam, sol pre oat behest up each inflamer,
met sussuart ft their hose alma they come into
power. (ClOseo.) They tams& dam up the current which
they thermion have le& Issas, red troy themeless will be
smothered gall smaibilsteil is Pe woes of the torrent.
(Hess, bear.) Lod Ma haseefL at Perk also stated that
the garniture' ISIONSOS Yr kr_ yaws boa kept alive by
the an of Nogg sthaaleate. if by
_roses eihnhate he
nom was is.. whlsk were opera by the Oremoodin
is NM, whoa Ist Lord J. Rao& gad Ogee that support
him vfflassaber this, that at that poled then were other
laws in haws which I consider to be stns. stimulants, and
which the tro-trade party did not. Mita la power, alas re-
per. If peatestita laws were stream salagrasto to the seri
italberal latanoth vbat, I sr, was dm sear of the wary
lams whisk die Z. Per Wright in in 1819 with repel" to
tbs egesapil power? (Cheers.) They I consider were
Vans elbashals. They were Worn* without which
timi ossepoil pewee wows amid bar aniariered as it has
doss over Os apinitatal hada poem. They ware
rbisalens grit& Lied .I. Raton was tally aware of,
Issiatei pow • s he did he siz yews, hen PM to 1852, he
still Isit Aso apes the statute boa, is dbparagement
and is w him of his own rairosat at Perth,
that erns stimulants are not the Ls of policy which
he sord_preige or adopt. I believe they as. strong 'tim-
bal& (Her, hear.) I wish ast M Were other men's pro.
=bat if strong atintalar" an set allowed for the
Blares, I gay that they .ha have been stopped to
ties sealed power. (Chests.) The government which is
raw is power will, I trait, is • rot time, mature those
mason (to whir I ea ar adored) which may rectify
that gem leatsiatisa, Is sash I saniatain those laws are.
Ow& hese.) They miry it, sad I trot they will.
trioselos.nblilyrniniy. T ralusurthel 2:ll;ertaillgitir.ftarad
fro whir will be ahoted to the relief of the
mist distreser MOs maple& (Cron. I rust in
the irearity the basil MOO genimmeat. I trust ka-
shmir, ice Os feigns of neolissebe4 Jibed, great as
tram Orate me/ be, I sad trust in that
lendiadll9 belief which a pnenneat to power is
the rarnwa dow Inn, and ssowsiag Oleo as they did,
a stwol.dw3iwiiallthatMgvaryen. (Cheers.)
If We atened they wrnisserve the paha& et areas's ;
gal iftilayldl lepithsywill rentals Orr pintsetations
with rooslaotasimitesasi,with reputations antaraired,
and aloes di was stassineee free hen the Warns re-
assobenes of baelimilsetskes 'Moss whir try were
saris la Mil, tad pledges width they have
ail nisamed.
(TL-17.71Capeitheiarrossd b heir
swift werhensapplange)
AgCarag teinhargrti this gave "
es Poar lo die Birk-
hod aad Comminati
The hoc Coot sabosewiedael She teed. esd sabered
into • Isapimar Essen of She shmeelresse emesord
with was ha North Imes, of
IL Pam peered-
imp shmesheleed the dap of IMINIMIden swd pH-
lag. Me domed rat Ids right he.. Mpg bed Is.. so-
send et Wog Meng lehresee up.. ern sad.. MO the
weld Mile Isom wed wield WM& hike% the
seems Mali hod bees unshod N !slums. Ir="42
bassiss sw we swig bsse—Ww mead hurt no .as—bra
She bridle *IA IN. Mewl hal resshed were et the
meet meruimet mad revehby ebeseelse, sod were oath a
so mea Maid •ser. Ames* the dlopeeetel eseuderds
esJuleled we as with she mei, " • &nog
for Is bead sal pheir." The.. wen see mess Mime
of skraralw. Me Monti maw two rakes in •
oast weird Mae is hot ef the hpiep, sad oas atria
mid, "111 mead yet eS bire I'd tow souls Um." Oa the
arrival of lir. lieseshers eardege at the bead, is the hp
sweeties day, theme wen se Me ass elms bye Asses
takes out of it, whish bed bee honed se bin.
Mr. MUM, DIIII WM neat toost
i . •
lire.."
"The amber for
the norther dieleft the agostfgefos."
Mr. Baassrosis empaded la a Mama
Captain BULLIIIII " umbers for the
southern &vision ad eie she hone.. et Lees."
Mr. C. Do CAM empestied. the legislation
of the whip se s dierwersed Nesse, re that to Avenue,
hop WA* they WON (lad it szigeneis Mart to estri.
aft
be Ito led so esayelyeedeeyht lied woe, to
*high be add seder, he be was -bud IN 40p, Pet ro-
greed his gemeheiga, and most amino Wpm hi rep
on& (Cron) They knew, however, MP ho bad apron
tom a pod easserthve stock, sad he Om that
he should always be found spa the side. (Cheers.)
Mr. Omega, M.P., also the feast. He
.pod the mesa emblem is the pant go.
Termer, sad tbeeg he swam net red boil resulted
from the polio OIL bat sow pen. be sesemadod that one
class bad ben benefited et the mow of the other, and
that much yet roared to be doss we ths land.
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The proeeediap terminated wit► IM toasts of "the Com-
mitme " and " the Stewards."

AN EXECUTION AT ATHENS.—The Trieste Gazelle
has the following from Athens, dated the 27th ult.: The
murderer of the minister Korflolaki• has been executed.
He had written a letter to the widow of his victim, to en-
treat her to implore the clemency of the Queen, as the real
authors of the murder were at liberty. The Queen refused,
sad the caseation was fixed Tyr Sunday last. Another
murderer was executed before Lim, and when his turn
came he advPnced boldly towards the scaffold, end at-
tempted to read a paper to tho crowd, but was prevented.
He then drew forth a long knife, and was about to stab the
executioner, when the letter strurk him a blow on the head.
Ile then raised his knife again, Lut the executioner with ,
his knife stabbed him, and he fell to the ground. An as-
, &latent executioner then stabbed hint in the back, and the
executioner repeated him blows, inflicting 17 wounds on the
whole. When he was dead the form of execution was pro-
ceeded with on the dead body."
CASTS FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF PRACTICAL AST.
—The Treasury have given the cemetery directions for per-
mitting • case of tests, &e., which has arrived by a steamer
from Unelogne for the Department of Practical Art, to be
sent diaect and undisturbed to Mar:borough House for de-
livery at that establishment.