The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-06 00:00:00

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wig Set seed half the money that we were expending tw
libeitalkaan Now, what ems the soarse whisk parliament
the /vow nadit at MIN might to paws. He felt
ID maadoreea that wan to revive ere quarrels.
deo oall *WI* dream the goaded dOde or that
Mt d Oa Of that minister, thema. In justice to
rah. be wet my, with hie boa. Mend who
had sat down, that be was not wan of any valid
inot
Ehlawesome alma his military manhost. (Gruen.)
am ma
_pews Wawa by IP lets fleamtary et
e the Camisole dr pant .these who bed pa
arid Is asesate the t of the Cape to aka be
illthil....„..diallt c =
help Wren Ite arrester appealed
Ocassal Catboat am inetneseed
Wr—'lo arto the esodulles of die war, then to
air alle the wooden of the oreadialat. ami, loaf, to
Wake Myths gamdsaathe beak, par, sod somas
asspeot thessigea he sersimisa le the t. The
MIR* ams opened orse, be relksi(:r. Glad-
Mae) by no saws iteleemetese. Ile we Neared that
&bates in this awn with 'spa to of header
perry were in the mai as awl arialevemenitistizsall pee-
eseded en the file menwthes that the albs
edam between Europa. Wale sa this Imehroves
native at South Attica were marts to be said by • pa-
tinas sitting in Downie/4,W It was ad IR ise pre-
cast 'eatery that such qesstions *ere den oonsidered.
They were not without the light and teaching of eel ni-
ftier, but unfortunately they had chosen to reject them.
(Hear, hear.) Their colonists in North Ammisa had abo-
rigines to deal with. Did they trouble the Edam swag
for armaments and for votes of a WOW fig allure • mil-
lion of stoney, or did they ask he OW ass to defend
them with their lives against beelledess en Ole beetiers t
No, they knew well bow to defied themeshea, ead while
doing so they negotiated their affairs inenIWIL better
than this country could have negotiated OM if
all the national resources hail been ell:waded he thet paL
pose. (Hear, hear.) He wished, then, total: liel=
tunny of entering his protest against the
lacy which appeared to him to be involved in the Nan*
ions to Demerol Cathcart. Tho Secretary for the Casale
said the time was tome for making we damp is ihe
frontier policy. Why they had ben ;lag Was ase hut
make changes for the lest 2l yet" sod way dings had
been fee the worms. They had wen ell expedienM ex-
hausted; all that ingenuity, benevolence, sad mirage could
do bad been:deae in vain, and the result was, that the pros-
pect was wane than it had ever been unless the whole sys-
tem were candamentally changed. If he was right in his
view, it was to the eoloaists themselves that they mast in
future look. If they looked to the colonists for the regale-
fiat of the frontier relation., they must also look to them
for a determination of what the frontier was to be ; they
must not *end out gentleman from this country with cons
missions .al authority to deport themselves is a wild ter-
ritory by adding sees a week or ones a fortnight a large
extent of territory to the colony. Whatever wooden* must
be done under the reeponsiliality of the institutions esta-
blished there; and they might rely upon it that if they gave
the Loon of local liberty—subject, of course, to imperial
edict--without stint or limitation, they would lad no dia-
pmition to grudge the sacrifices necessary foe self-defence.
Ile was not so visionary as is imagine that they could at
once put an end to the military establishments on the fron-
tier; but what he wanted was, to sec the centre of *litho-
rity carried back to the place from which it ought to
have been removed. They had only to give the colonists the
freedom the American colonists of old enjoyed, and along
with freedom the colonists would accept the duties which
attacked to its pessemion. (Hear, hear.) Their duty was,
in the first place, to protect the colonists against their ene-
mies, if such them were, with whom they could not be
expected to cope, and especially to defend them against the
attacks of European and civilised powers. He was sure
even the hon. member fur Montrose would agree with him
that it would be false economy at once to put an end to
the military defence of South Africa. (Heart hear.)
What he recommended was that the frontier question
should be made a colonial question. It was surely no
question of imperial interest whether the frontier of the
Cape Colony was at the Keiskamma River, at the
Orange River, or at any other particular spot. These were
the matters which the colonies might safely be permitted
to consider for themselves, and which they had in many
forms expressed their *Whines to Denis. He be-
lieved that the course which he recommended wouldon the
one hand be the greatest stimulus to the growth of the
colony and the development of its powers, and on the
other hand would he the must effectual means of strengthen-
ing the attachment of the colonists to this country.
Lord J. RUSSELL said he bad listened attentively to
the right hon. gentleman in the hope that of this &Scutt
problem of South Africa he could furnish them with a a-
lotion ; but having listened to his speech—able and elo-
quent as, no doubt, it was—he confessed that he could not
gather from it any more certain kind of policy for oar colo-
nies in South Africa than he was before aware of. (Hear,
hear.) The question, he thought, was not exactly what
the right hon. gentleman supposed. The question to be
discussed now, in the middle of the nineteenth sealary,
was not that which arose is North America is the soma-
teenth century. (" Hear. bear," frees )fie. Bes=
The hon. and learned member the WS&
to doubt that paha ; bat let the house leak
at what had be.. done is Nara Amodes butt.
When the brat expedients meat eat to Amoeba, am wen
sometimes merchant wrath mid sereilass weds with
adventurers having a ceimmilmins, aria pireselt of the
nature of hoedown!. err wallharyselorplad. The parties
(assailed their era Whalen' en ow of the coast,
sod if in two ea tiliell yeas that MalMt was swept
away, and if every mart haragra to et we warreel‘ as
account of it came to Ms sannary pilaw re ter or Wee
yeses; there was so ishemeties soh se was mew weed
thaws& the world by On mkt sedsomisalles It IMO-
CsThere sew p&p a Paw It ewe pea lea
& haewledecirsimt was ward to Thalia we he
i Wee as ow* say
Zilbsbarillah a salmalty lad ahem Well, asa. .her
aisle went oat. abse alawineam loathe pass el Wee whe
hod been last; thsyleame Wog in awrisisi thoyaddeited
ef • wise policy do lows to dreinewniess of the ;
end, in proud of dos, they met eady kat thelell,
but drove away mod ezterminated the same what Y
inhabited the country. Here, spin, this was 17m-
pethy for the sowes, little iotelligeess ea dre Wiest ;
the arelemeam were phased by our ears, their preepenty
was she hat dear auplest. there was se raw
ham bale.' emit a case sad the Now,ns el ear Aria at
tit dare. What had happened thie we with ro-
-1 tbo United State.? If my me woad take the
M wed two se three ddb ape& always presented
to Caper at be wasedag by the Merest Wafts. awls-
day WI pawed by dr Weary at War, he waddles
Ira saw hal hew weal es a ream war seabed the
Inebessen Idiom by the levier deed of the United
astes. Ta aeansay at We mentismed that the expense
ef serreliss Veep rem MO of of the header to
asadaw Asd bees ameeseady Wawa ; ast Metier
hed net sellemeed bee &Ay k
_waist ihe atheism
el the swipe sm per whit are Webbed; Wei the the
Inienese efespess tearred by ae ward promest of
the tridialhatee—set by the ameasas slose Wish woe
titled's& ef sash. bat by the mad was
sheet MAW. awe than the impose a
yea. be that while the United Sae @Mead rithet
hon. paths= as mrspie in the wan ig el lie
history, the example of the wars of the Oars
was quite inapplicable to the waist time. ward
OW UMW Nam did fati=isole area
babegriggiseenth sed drouwed irt
_Oen
an the eau die, the tones *bleb burr waersirid
hews. ihreh, then, was the Wan
&daft essentially s
Iwamis* la the positiendlagarearrkof
Abler Tab wise dress 1819 is my that it
wadi pant a seasamet Is beach Adam re be-
fall:kid delespelle d On sissy. • own WY
esd • eseadesalle pas was war by that
Wee re e *sat. Mew, was the =Oka pay with
to Hasa Amsera. If raw that nal ha called
itteh war, ist • willed ash aboodaldrolt of sal fed-
iag—wasi that • applied& le the treadles ef the
Cape 1 we iwyeimate the walla these
sepals
W;lis sub lem as has=
1124 the United awe t seppidag that ire
wen burnt, the wean ami ebilmaluabarod, the era
read is retreat rear • labia seethweena—cread le he
guise cad ermary se ale sensory ease &Wag de sear
wet we to way ass ire
letr hal put War
awe is ihe neighbeasha as isalea, ea
must asselbee We- ao earegnewee P (Naar.) He ad
M haw that way peseweaust be We awry, er that
theeswary Ira weal beer week asa • Ws Warp.
At a MISS% saw adapt whoa was WI
Wawa the ILdies. I a ' imil 11111. maw da
wit esererales a are As theLW Stanley
at one Yes. Lard Giwdu at asairee, Loa Grey at
..ether—vow had et me OW has • delsesamlies to ery
.. Ws will held rear hals.", e le aped the wears of
our fellow WPM as • water It diessea Wall the
then wee maw Wm ed aro dot idabt
_hare eased.
The Wear might We Pen lellt to Waal ihweree,
and ta Wag se agla haw swathed pea
derrelbs the wisp law earn whothey we fameeent
a my issmisa er eggeseden. am that widl set be
ibltereit the_ pawls et dab eyeaky. lemeaminft I mie
la lila that lipase bed has shwa to fee air.
Oat .that
leralleed. sad • spew was
=iresid set be OM cep is the pant alluill....set
okay. The bow said that, is the the WI, dry
at areldea idillifil to be eardeued. mad. erg
easy try
Oa Wry wand set anew Ite be
the asaars. • pest part et ihe tiller Maurw
esseseed erase lbws • daft to easy the WWI
of that these We east Who two savage
WNW 11110 Made. wee ask saw, sad
when seal these must babes alma ea a the
eemiky,_ see peenee ohm bed tigtezEbine-
edt to isese to waft ands.. ash
Itsaw. That erilllt MOS hes ibe risk al that mad
Ile wary te de pas raweau ell paean With ro-
ped to IR future gs.eampt et the Cape, the right he.
=Wm (Mr. 0 Ileir& it was a great belt is
they to WOW ©seed Dahmer to make • report
te Ihreelf. Ke esairesd P gale senenna ia that in-
elnalea. Eared Cleasal . Os' t his this wary, he
edl Jolts Sewn) bed a keg foOnelew with
in whisk ho plated met to lin what ha
=rwe as art dianales, sod be ehmead that
asa &pad
pre ups Se jammer* wadi &ma Oath-
ma alai bra s dr wet- ail is the p&p le
be proseL If as We moped
pay we a &Ea lifir Owe
Tow nal admit a wry lbw mega wad to, a wee smell
preens alight sake be that parsaissaa It we in NAL
e wet to a vow see that Ift - It the Daher
wee sogelea Welln them, the has pada= eats
We. are all, this w
awa greeselea re the selimirec ad
tha d ihey bed
_ Alrearasse, they wad be
&We lie &sib IS he asesse New the peal
Maasto as pike to he pawed Ind=
Weird la the dereashaas asallasd by the I
NO bib gnaw% MN So lift popublisa it es I

Onie if Seed asp wee se theisillthdif Midge_ ethijlmed
with the mimmilsepnlatiom, NS With esoll at elle
own terries,/ ; in this respeel the politics ef the O►
unto difineil 'Rarely from thee=the a lonitpwldle=
Ninths efllimthAmerica.
=leseessed; thaw was • Hereaser=4.llll.
ma peessming all the Mb and
ready to take every advantage of i and weal of
akin on the part of the savegea. rorrile faYa dose
led sat Mee, teem 1119 le the muse* lira, that migne
ef }eyelids& whisk wee Melleary le IMM the ode-
slos I. &had the frontier, aid siesseetre M.
vetoers bed bed resew to • miller/ tho
fence. He did set Mak it would be milethemp
to the matey, Velum whe wore sent out themes
of perlisemat is 1819, received ea insert
wet* le semequence cinewbitheed by the
is.., (Hear , hear.) He theight did "Mid
Mom en the British same, sod would he. a
set Oa they ether hard, be thought they amid
:swat
tees the l
in lig et meitheining ea Im
warimo
which was het of se me to this fery.
They Weald be Wised to adept seem pally lemma
She tSO--1 peaky isither absodmieg Mae who Ithee
piantad by their we our keeping ip en Weems heather
entirely by mews of military reseuesse sod vets* of that
home. He thought seek • polio" might be established,
bet apse its establishmost would dogsled the nuestiso
whether or not they must have a greater a
is. military fares in South Atria If they eon.
dared the preemt pelky they meld set very much
the monot Am. If they ware he eay that they
wield ages' • passel masmere a take pease through the
settimerm they weal aely soothe • My mill force in
Cape Teem sad the immediate sesighlentrbeed; but if they
adopted • pulley eampeemied of the two, gide( milleleat
protestlen sod et the GSM time not - the heath,
too far, be shield dos my that a of 4.1110
men would be whine at the Mee mow pea.
Undoubtedly the geodes of self gemnessat we me of
immense important'. He did ethlmlieire that eel teems
sensitive government in South Adthawould have emomeed
to make the faro we had made, sad boding M thermoset
of the mat they would not have bees die if they sere
wittily. Me owes very sorry that miseedoesteedlngs mese
beams the users and Übe late ipteseameat He thought
the IN, remained was in the Esse
od Sir Andrew
Steekmoleem diseght they wen t. He believed
the estrable might hove bed hieat that time,
and bathe sew get them, he believed they would seeded
these imitation la • rep ditheist spied tress OM they
had hard to night with elegem te the ludwee. He be-
lieved that the Dutch timber, r mall es the lag) * nu-
deness& the working of represeseithe hastitutious. He
believed that when that eensitedia was in opera-
tics we elmnid be yekiel by the wishes mod his
of the Mouldo inhol► mid he leselseed hest
with there Pommiihe Isstltoisay esmWd with
British power, thy. would be able to maintain
the colony in Natal Aires. With seven to Sir Harry
Smith, with mope* le his military reputation, nethloglad
cionned *mar that regnenliss. (Hear, beer.) Hs dieral4
be tom lobed, that seattelathe so rest, eel eeednaed
by the ',blot of hie Banat NM eddies% amid at be
all is by what bed taken dem she Melee, but as a go-
verses, be; wee demised by what m-
pe ed te llatt=a his first appointment, is his esti-
mate of the dresser of the Kelm. Whether their cha-
racter bed bees se he shaeged by the didigentt Mom-
omen is whisk they mot pissed be did est Mew, but it
is certain he wee dashed; bet se minim ghth by the Me
government meld he seggssei to bear say redestlot
his military regnithiss.
Sir. J. 11.11111110TOth edible bed litheesd to the missehes
which bed bees made rid deg Weed= whisk wee ate to
the ability whisk roe gushes had bees dhtingeithed,
to the rest et See Mesa, sod to the deep hem
rest white, eziariag desemieneme, was felt in dem
He coneurred is • greet led et what had hem said by hie
right hem. tetrad the raosiebre he the tinter et WWI,
bet be 'schemed le add OM. 'bar bedew >iefmsi to the
splethek be bed heard sedeling le Mk* away the impeimisa
whisltheasply f elt that the gesidsaraised bythe *hobs&
endemism, es to what was le be oar Oaten
pest
re-
spect te beeederise, was lee at desellape
malty, eel whisk bad become pest meets
to an cutlet that readered that rearm than it
otherwise woad be ; and that it wee a wefts= which
it was the duty of her Majesty's gotteamsut a Malin the
utmost care and cantina beim try essemithel themselves
toth cl.plu:21::. as to tiri, p s...itelphe ea whisks::: pet
the
Sear war, nothim —aad be mere natural them •
dismiss et this seat It wee said they woo te bedew
the liming of free kednetholim, ad thee hem the colo-
nists to settle their beembries he themselves. New, with
rewsil cooferrieg meei he Cape the been atkeedien, it
haillisso se he unites, he thenght tardily tiene, as this. that
uadeethedly themoble ked, who was his prolessessr le the
Wks be bed the beam le bold, had mot at a counter
ties to the Cape whisk wee sow Is mosidention by the
legirlsome them; sosi area this algal be maid say as
arm thee be bed de e* odd, that dose be bed hem he
ear he bed dew ell OM wee la ids pewee le homes el
the esemdl Owe Om se tee oleo to he Me It.
Det Mom they eime emeddite the policy the ge-
sisemmt bed crab with mud to the
he led se done to gars rof messy ups theCsiedissiergli
mialthedso, MR le marl my that thlezterirra bad
be
aseeptheted le • meat tarred menet sasses-
aka demob whisk bed Meet es le the at whisk
we bed mew asthma. We one fedi they peat die-
satiothelise, he bed almost sea diathesis% bed adieu la
thee hem a variety stows; of whisk the menden
a &wig wee ems, the struggle with awed le the edmie-
dee of smith me sealer, sad thet Mel* be bed ad.
vetted le Ismight, seemly, the daisy la waft 1114 hem
of headset which bed beet greeted so tardily wee easedese.
Nodose was another dualist of difficulty, he added to
the mormeus extent et tssilerp which had been sweated of
lan men, under the IN aimluis4Mim. He bed no desire
to meth with the edgier( ups, efeerespest of Sir Harry
emla ; be bad lielmed with meet deems gasman e
we
eery fa ISIMINg• end by the meths eppthe,
te the high mud distiagoished Miltemy aimless et
that d slam. Bat with these Smiler imp I.
his rain& mid est fail to recalled that it bad hem
nailer the admMistmeisa of Sir Harry [Web, mid he

ad sei immewhel peselpitahtly, that 'these Pima sad
tepid esessesse had bees mode to the territory el Orem
Betels st Os Cape, eel which, undeshistUy, hed bees
the nob muse Mis u oar meant diadem.
Sir Hem SW* embed af the Cape is Demobs; 1847.
He hail set bets a Ault in the aim hems ha wrote
that le led Wed to ear territories the esustry between
the Fish ad the Fiehlemma rivers—he believed set Is..
this 60,000 spree min Math* a *twig* of that
tine, he wrote lase *my be had *de mother great
addition to the MIMI territory in the at ere*
of territory sew *Med HeiW liefamria ; eel
within throe mouths of We ON *rival he weak
to state that be hod ilherhe added the °T
river sad the UMW Me aide demisiess..o
*Melted mil the bees the
west imam
thshealey of hod semis' to the west aim
▪ the=l* dee Oi*; be setweireradisp
of
=bees made. IPVlski melieallialZatemillieselludiliftbet
MIME bed aim the ame Weser t Imam As Merle
tory ; Mr . D'Urbes bed n* wader lAA
wheel that D
seem* was esemery
so
Mr the
Osieedm,ellit
scli=lie home bee set ihectrietth:tis Mei this wry seise
whether would sr mold set mil Wi-
sed mime to ems territory wee at
hese. It yea the della of Sir B. D'Urbea to eatesil the
Idea dembins there. bat Lord GlesMg 'she* le give
his sees* le • very ebb impel* wellies by Led 0*
meg siemeed Weir D'Urbes, he
dohs ofWA
sewereipstg ever the poems, basmisoll the
leislorms emit* must be veseessed." was
the georises sew Mlle Kallbrala. while Lard
Om tested *Sid ha sming. (Meer, hem) MTIN
peat eel of the Cape missy ,"hie liedialp west es le
rig. "mesriete Is Ile lespiesio—is the met woes* whisk
Impassliss es the esseasst, eel Me enesesse
lies of he bousdraiss. We see this bees* Mee muse
• tribes, games= mad *Mks, sad snob of alabilite
us* is s,....betittbeeivi miss=
lint
=.ll°F=T-hiss°
Lewd ftey_7lBl,OrldvelZessigaill." ifirmessiteste
eifillerseed2 right' Is eis as is aloesllllar weed
*Nies mete ihemidgb them
led it weld remedy wee
the Insley whisk Me *Me bed eirided mew
Isi. It Eight bum bees easy to sift* bees es
les* dalsiele, het whin mese they bed tea resedes sf
is hi the new elf the Drab mem was MS.
self Miss to retie* NishMg* Mit thkey wonvery
aow
=by Um Om *My Illeilidei to
bsii then lied.
they're"' allirgied se hes by the et eie it De.
tombs, last Ls* Om wets est to disiso die the
*Mt ash it smii—the Otsego
boss eel* to the Peak 41=isse—
that that seep shoed be aberiessiL
at this mess* they weee =peeing emey dap desgedii.
ss
free the Cops &lag thin the of the anise* sew
minms* mho- held bank dYeseieg *sir eiresties to Me
Mme mile of Dies Osesge
It hem Mr H. 11•16 itMesl
9011111rwes delly import hem them opliese
emembeesess am*, be whit *nose they sedd beel
wide* Os Otsego eed tbe wet ihspeldi
Am the eevesersl whim he wadi melee
eeshis had Gaye aims le Mead= Oa aewelleser._ Ir
was adlor *We siseesarees Ihes bed
se edam ibsewhos Is the wry =lar se
path look et esulsedeg the elealey km Ile
inlinemeses ish they WI bus thee isuiesi.
It seissbwoliaysh uss egemelk le Ike gemerous
Yaw mil sew she whot woad he Ike moot poise
emu of mlift Sum Oh weal= ef lbe eduhelhee
weld eh* Ai Ise ee elm; bet he wee is hies ile
seney weal segniele *oh sal see Irre
ws e quake et esseueliiry mg Hie
use eel wllk ell the end= meg ewe UM Ihq,
meld. At all mob, le used piewhe thee the been mew
dm of lir piemewst wield beOwee to the eslikol.
saws
were sew *.heft wok, ass *lir At Me
they were daily eareales. Ise tiir =MIN&
she toe the eeespleties thiS wee *are 4811,Manws of
the bee betimes= white Wry wen *set to beam
(Hew, boar.) Mersey a able te WWI Ms
pulley skids would the limisgs of ilmeeim of
seedy to the Mete *Orin Ms bras, it • the
esestry. (Cheers)
Mr. ROIDUCK (who wee very isiesersetly less* =see
there ass seed* matter *aides those wide' he/ Ism
elided to by the settle lord (Reuse) sad the dies Ism
IV=satems was the helm of
Wow the British wholes to miss of
the emery. Mop
bet Omeld resin any hoboes=
IMin ; but Mr lest purpose they an eliew Sesa
Oseiwires h ty mea had an Aqui Ihe