The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-12 00:00:00

[TWOPENCE

ME. MORRISON, M.P., AND BIS CONSTITUENTS.

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idr. Walter Morrison, M. P., addressed & crowded
amembiy of his omenteeets at Plymouth on Tardy
evening. Speaking first on domestic matters. he COGRMiII'
Lied Reeked is general, Plymouth in partiouir, and Mr.
Collier personally on the elratioa of that isalleara. whin'
ability Ned esperienoe ware soikrattiesperietabeheap=
at the anted moment r the
theme for eoegratalation weenie decrease of the men=
in Ltherldre by emigratioe—oi which Mr. Morrison
there had bra mar—aid by the szbetutten of the Mock
of manufactured cotton goods; thee helping to prove
more than ever that Corte was net Lag. Li
for a grant in aid of the operatives. he would not consent to
that until the poor rate of Lancashire was on an average
equal to that of Plymouth, which it had net Whirr-
been. Amoy other home measures mentioned woe the
Sandy ClOll of Public houses BSI, spinet which he
did sot rota, beams be bad to some extent coenadtbed
himself to its principle with hie roentgen* sad for which
he did sot wish to vote, tress ha had never yet met with
any beer which would keep well from Saturday oight until
the poor mesa would wait to place it on the Sun-
day's dinner table. He adatitted, however, that
ermodalcue riot and drunk's:me disgraced both
town and eosatry on Sundays. The grows of church
rates was further than ever from a gettlereat, nor would be
settled until share wee a compromise, Mr. Monier be-
lieved that it was scandalous to =nude diesenters hem
fellowship is the universities. Those reinstates, if pro-
would deans half the ashes, tooted of two
Ilse maderipmbeaten The tamed Mierqpnr ought
their staingeocy did peat injury to the
arch itself. It was respecting foreign affairs, bowers.
that the bon. gentleman was mast marred, listemed to.
To the Promise liberals be, in the name at Wand,
wished " God aged." for they were tightly out the
belle waged by Bulked two oratasies ago as to the
'power of levymg tars ; but Prude, bed this adverts roma-
nce, that she meet keep up a our army to restrain the
aspirin tendencies ci her asighboursthe. The msetiosi of an
letsreatiogel Meyer to settle beendaries d Pohnd
end areepe wee relived by the audismos with
Calm sub a searreee should be maid aid be
he did sot re hew dipiomaay or sympathy weld do mere
for the Poise thee bad been done. England meet and pte
war ea their Dalai(, for the help of Fames was /18•11111111114
sad 411111 risked Iterility with dormice and Austria kerimente
The air hadn't the simian to be recognised balegmete
which the Southey Ooefederacy bad, for the hiterhad beam •
so recognised by President Lincoln himself lisd, and
bad also a eared which lad never been asistim4, tenrenee
snake soropyiag may heeled ems, sad ansraor
aniensh. Mr. lirestom war an le sheers the wasfpb—
tioa of the tedepseiree of the Oemiederste fltetr, cad .1
eyed that they bad as much right to secede se the And-
ean coheir' had originally to ;Erste from Baiter ; end
that the Pedmals bed no mere I than had George 1:11.
to endeavour to gnawer as on • were to affejlimmagi
Mr. Marriage thee adverted to the workers el ewe 11111111al
posessairs, sad the duty of Cards to to N
to protect herself. The late bom birdman of el
trainin Japan, wee justified by Mr. lionigesi, sad No
burning the town sonbed to an inevitable accident. The
hoe. gentleman received from these prawn a renewed hue
of redder* at the doge of the easethlh