The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-13 00:00:00

anelsolltiorMly the merest you speed the peete of the
wewilly a loot sepentian ef the heel.' tub Melt place.
Ido roar lewewher that be thejFipaseetweverey ef 1846,
wag see ea the peeesetiss side that eneollqUillet—
wo all adwitted dist thew rmaterfly be • ow-
eibeibl=hrt of :she beige taie—bee we mid that
It: while would esseareighTilier 4 liF
and bleb" "11l
laterote at Mew (lbw, hear.) N. Ebbe mach that was
' pothered en both aides, as the roe* of the lOW
ram if dre_ pried, did net weer. Meer, how). llut allow
as to my OW letaib thee wee them peeMWM bee occulted.
(Che rs.) No imelease, the arm OS the bower rmpus-
-0 Mote tend wn.estimably that bee Neweved (ditto Weis
'tot loodierde), I admit—sad it is with watiegueil
that I admit it—that the latareriai popelatisa of
have net seared, hat that, en the ealessy. their
bee .otowried. (ReamM ebossieg.) Est who ow wow
seer .4 what wesid haw bees the condition ef the
labouring ea et Elogisad if the DAM acempeti-
lam eith them cm tie gert et the Irish labourer lead
, matured ? (Hear, beer) You must remember that
that hoe hoppesed gime 1816 with regard to Ireland
whit Y sever hammed be:ore—sod which I sincerely
bepe may never happen again—end by which that saws
es
II : lang people of England has been not only miti-
gate ~ hut removed—l refer to the emigration which has
'mode. eil the population of Ireland by millions. I admit,
Om, hat the papa of England have not suifi.reci, as we
• thou .ht they wenid suffer, from the drain of gold collie-
-Igoat :ea free imports. (Laughter.) Why, did my friend
who . +ugh, foresee that which Sir Robert Peel himself did
mit 0 .cease -that within two mars after the repeal of the
awn owe, the greatest discovery since the days of Columbus
and 'ones Weald have occurred, and that the precious
stet.., which had been treasured sod hoerd..l up in Europe
flan rementioa to generation, would have ponied in in
Reel simotitins as to change the value of sheer every
Men islity ? (Load cheers.) Who could femme ball
(Cls re.) It is a well•lnown fact that last your boa
Orbs i came to us from America went theme* sr
an ii .211, a sieve. But for this circulates'', yen weld
has.• pear as great as you bad at • ham Ledell.
.IVII . yes bed failures scarcely less in sweat. Mew)
i Lin , teal alone lost six milliene—(loud cheers)—bat aft
Into !creme et providence, aa I may well all it, saved
pe%
end 'he seasegmsee of this discovery has been, not on 4 to
mit .ate, but it has a tendency still more to mitigate and
Met se the result of the measures of 1546.
A . ELECTOR—Whet will you do with paper money ?
Ph.. DISRAELI—If my friend will tell me what he
memo. I will endeavour to answer him, but I suppose he is
like the onsatey banks, end wean unrestricted MUM.
(Cii ..1 • 0•41 laughter.) TM., however, I beg to inform
him that bee Majesty's government are not going to
rni ••••• a measure which will entitle it to his confidence.
A with ) Now, gentlemen, I hope I have laid be-
v..ll clearly, without equivontion, what are the
int. Mob!. mid what is the policy of her Majesty's
mit • :.n. The policy of her Majesty's ministers is
to o justice to the lend, to bring in measures of
red .s tor all those great producing interests which are
suet nue lenience now alnint universally recognised. It
is ii r belief that the beast way, so far ea the agricultural
hit, • •-st is concerned, would be to adopt that Diode which
ten ,ee has recommended, and which we think only preju-
dici and passion oppose. (" Hear, hear," and loud cheer-
ing.) Rut if the country will not have recourse to those
mu.. dial measures, we bow to their decision ; and though
we , •ay net, as ministers, still, as members of parliament,
we ..ill labour in other measures of redeem, and though in
opt uutios wiU exert ourselves to the utmost to obtain thine
eoultervailimg and compensating regulations which justice
demands. (Chien.) And I warn you again if you force
the whole system of your taxation to be revised,
you wiU find that though the means of redress
for the agricultural interests should be discovered
and obtained, you will obtain them by a far more costly
Fr • . es than that which our .policy, our immediate policy,
rei• .uniends. Now, gentlemen, perhaps you will penult
me 0 make one or two observations, and they shall be but
bit. f, on the position ef the present ministry with reference
to r.irliament and with reference to the people. There
sect.is, I thick, very artfully devised and circulated—there
free.i.s to be a rumour about that her Majesty's ministers
shrink from appealing to tiie people. I take this opportu-
tidy of giving to that rumour the flattest contradiction.
(('h ere.) I feel, gentlemen, as all of you would feel, con-
aid, , stile delicacy an speaking of an act which only can be
brought about by the exercise of the prerogative of the
Sovereign, and which it appears to me to be indecorous and
Ind,cent toepeak of as an act to be recommended or be
tarried into effect by any body of men. But if I do allude to
nineties of • dissolution of parliament, it is only because
they have been distinctly referred to by the most eminent
statesmen of the day, and beaus. I know well, that if to-
day I speak without the complaint frankness I shall be
liable to imputations which I know to be unjust. And,
the,, fore, again expressing the regret with which I treat a
sub wet of so much delicacy. I trust to your good feeling and
to tee rood sense of the community to hold me harmless.
(11e.ir, hear.) Ocntleinen, when Lord John Russell very
suddenly quitted office, or rather when be announced to
the Home of Commies that he mama to be a minister,
it appears upon We own confession that he called his
cull, agues together the following siesing, and after
con. Adios they came to the deswersetion that it was
incurable* is the rimiest Mae of the estuary and of
Europe to nosumwed liar Melody to Eloadve parliament.
tinder then elememberee we sesseedied to power, and
it is knewa and admitted by all that it wee totally im-
pos-ible that when we did sonseed to power, that it was
totally impossible we could feminism& a dhoolation of par-
liament sake the space of, at lead. two months. Such was
the herbs of public business-0o Mutiny Bill not having
peasel, the litalies not having bees voted, it was totally
e! jnseDiy aeknowledget by
_ell, that no dierintion
bald tele plea lentil tea mots bat allspord. Linnet
believe oho meow which bas reathed we Way that
Lard Ma Rowell is abut te impugn tho samba et ber
Maniere goverament be sue they have net disseived. er
are est popered to reemeweed, as ineesdisee direhrion
of pa:brew& Ow the whiner who, on the point of
oputties ease, sennesess to the Hewn ef Commas that
be the OM NMI Or the country sad of Ilangs, he did
set esnoider that be was justified ta wasnavadiai • dim •
littn=lleierst, and who gees he theZband
Lwi Dolby es bb sesserw—is b be
cam new Wm nand an my noble Mead end him
to do that act which earrooNag to the eyries of Lord
John Renal himself wawa have lees Warms and hem
petheat I. the pawl state of the eseatty ad of
Eur,ps I (Cheem.) But we are_ ast vie to die of
on the &daisies ef Lord Joha ReweL 1 ley, then,
without lissitstion„ that we we pub* pmspered to
face him or say aleelm bile. Se eseary. (Drat
cheeriag.) Only let the esentey holly teedareemil what
they will low by ear litilreft_tbs some et palsy fee
which we an jig= MI WOOS WO em OM we we lea-
isediately to be to adept if pedlentese is diesived
and meet again (Ala II miler at pieb=shellre July,
and yea sonjedgo peal, well be a mend
in tha easel& of Jgb), menumber that te eribr resebalid
'usury et we imeesa Mew the pee* ef
will bore te web* to eine b' Moss. Ten ere be ant of
dekeeee Ike par own ass" and all pwtles an spent in
the uplift that same wwwww fee thee
should brrellately be elapsed. (Nor beer.)
if pisliewest be at cow embed demit arrain to
us Outmode that we have selected te NAM that *pert.
ant duty. floe is a great—to parbeele In the
Eleof Ode enemy in Weir ef whew le
m.. ) The overt of the sameadeneee ea the rues of
Overt of Chnesery war UM en the tab ef We lease
at des warerneweent et the ardew-a apart peopeed by
the swot weineet lawyers, owirod by tore welerst
lamb= et re Ileum of Cemmene—see Mt Ingaa
Ergs. sad the saw • dielleguideed
ef my ova the Preslibed 44 the Deena Mad=
I rommales; that the recumeembeiblee el that
embeise we ef a meat .easy alweaster,
wi
If oweiod Mae Whet
en the bask UM eld mon ef fig
leek
boo
teetremed of the ef
would be
he own. (Meer.hear) I ennamber the re-
elsrmenialbes of the ommaimalan we so awareey that the
n:eirew at w laseter's_ellurt whisk Imo hoon es Wag
be MI tentent of the it peal* woad ewe to
eoimilseelaMs4trillehs.."..ribee
igsaleftromemuybill or »y
momendelith e thee awnimien. I anneenee le you,
IMMO reserve, OW 11 b the Westin ef her Mileatre
pawl absonaieW 11 eel era that nonewery essormend-
elm Clear beer.) Del ehowve this, if puellient ie
mew me Mowery edam Caws haw.)
=armoury orbs mut he given up. I, de sot
to impose this dissolution if we bake it
het -dowered the wet which pa pay for it. Is 84. Al-
lem snob to Mum thowegh the inewheonee of Mr. ILA-
war.. Mee newhise le the sew t I oda
berme en war it that her bee Wefts
die we bleed to pusesel with the la tw the Welloarshise.
wont elk Album. I semeaace also, with awfsedtg, that
It le the laterion bee Mairoty's
icasidetemeetnent te
Clisiwith OW ends.ee. (bleb 1 1 shall take
deuelisel impetigo* of et:24die what we
bowl to de with the whisk wOl then
be frifileol, and the we arks win phase
and welify_the ef the people. Nut you nonast
haw thie 1M of If -parlament is abashed.
I howeiblenel to a gent tinier berm within the kW het.
sighe—thet lees nod highesa me. I base read tirades sleet
weeielered begun, het I shell leave resuscitated begun
te able *dr numeral with the amalgamated engboore.
(Mew end lareghese.) Conalent myself that a
Ms we hew al best resolved le do oar Wrest fee 012
of the wentry—l shall hal thee wsewelewmase
softamillatlaty will at leer sears us ilhe wigthey
of the day. ( I am
OW rhea etlitrisiSile Aa
al. the head
ear eambleleellw Mbieullheddimse be the lamb of
lie erwrifirbler wee Memel 1m fro puma Imam in
per el fer int ieb he mew Mb. (Neer,
=pi a..., argil via hap that ~weer may be
dr bee brie gramsmant. whet we Yaw nth`n will
at betels worse al lempseeto mil hopeed mum
I
hewers Wm* hew bees sue easets, we have
endleaverted to de ear is our eserry, to war sem
t%emtl le we OM. boa gnaw= was
sheered at the awe ef this Menem)
Dr. LIB Idl aid sepeemed Marna lowernlie to
free trade, on ef Me malirg e. and the gymslip-
Wm and_powled essoying eat ef peeee_peleagiea
Mr. BAMMT, a Womb fastio, allied what wee the
bleasies ef bow Modwlre goweierse Ida rospiat to the
surs4aws 1 Ma. lierailibel teld Ms whet he redid%
sad It mast to this, OW V the peogb deremded a web
law he would ghe it them ea they weeded bee tomb
al° woll• •• • Sl•••••11o._ (A beVgh4 _ M. wasted te braw
aim lithe red lea. geallema weekbeive the dean the
gooloollowd do balm t sal etwhoollio kink& to Mow
ion alllllds IS I oad. above oil. whether bowed' pew
web the asperation ileaolt mai Oils, to is to illo sway
With 0100 obasaloes Ms I Poor.)