The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-01 00:00:00

to do what our Sovereign called oar us to do,
and endeavour to peers the 00•11h2. (M
I.oo= I have
said there were mother sea who beenl may
be told that that is not strictly true ; nor is it, in one respect.
There was certainly in the Home of Commaem • mall
somber of gentlemen highly distinguished by their talents,
abilities, sod character, who no doubt would have been
corgyetent to take any of the allots in her Majesty's govern-
ment. But, unfortunately ter them, there was no party is
the Howe of Commons that had any confidence in them at
ail_ a laugh)—aad the result of the lest election bas been
mellow that the reastituencies and the country at large had
so confidence in them, Fumy of the moot influential having
lost their scats, while their immediate followers have certainly
not incremed in number. (Cheers.) I think, therefore, I was
warranted in saying that there was no party who, ea the whip
(emceed, were competent to take the government. There is a
quo slim w toe family feeling among the whip, and their de-
to share Mice ammg. their own clique. Into that I will not
enter, bas sum it is fore mn to the present occasion, but
the ri is a question which I ought nut to pass by. We ham
elof red from the leaders of what was called .. the great
gon.faative party " on commercial policy. Sentooly
west: Vcars have peered over our heads since that policy
beeome the law of the land. I ant speaking in therpm-
ma, of own who have not unfrequently heard me express
Fur opinions on this subject, and tai] at • time wises your
feelings ran solace/bat counter to my own. My opinion
war that it ems a question which mug be decided end set-
thdre it should he proved tivalfect the whole continuality.
(Ilea) I know you will do MO the justios to admit that
th.t it is the language I have always held in this town. I
told you to withhold your judge:teat, and that, deep es the
prey urn and difficulty you were labouriug ander
mght be, sot to deceive yourselves into the be-
het that the se questions would ever be settled as
they merely adeete,i y.ntselves, but with reference to their
bearing see the whole community. I know it is an unfor-
tunate thing. 1 sneer it then. I know it now. It to so
eaLrtmate time for these who happen to be the sufferers.
will. I should only have teen &cession you then, and
ahead be only deceiving you now, I led you to believe
that these questions would be settled in this country in
any other way than as they affect the great mass and majo-
rity et the people. Many unfortunate things hare happened
trading to keep the great conservative party asunder, and
nothing more w thou • hat took plate in the course of last
year. N. wire taunted that we must not take office. We
were unqa,tionably eounceted with the largest body in
the llouse ofts...eutoons. Nothing but a majority in the
House of COMMA,. tan carry on
had overnment ; and
becaat that party whicu, as I think, strangely thrown
US over in le gaol to commercial matters in ISIS,
happened to differ with reference to the question
ofUna papal aggression from almost the whole
conservative holy, the leaders of that party VITO
prevented fromjunime its, as they were also prevented from
paling Lord John Russell last February twelvemonths.
That question her no doubt tended to isolate that portion of
the Home of Coromorts from either what is called the
Liberal party on the one hand, Or the conservative party
en the other. They stand very much alone, and that, no
doubt, sere much strengthens the politica whist' I Maned
with. thet.they had no chance of fueling. apireammesia
(Ilene. hear.) The only other qui stim Wlnak remarks Is
the emirse that is proposed to be taken with rokernisem to
those suffering interest" of the country. The agrisalterel
in!, rest has nu doubt suffered, and the shipping interest hes
to doubt suff.red ; and if it had not been for mitten be
ehica I shall shortly advert, they would have suffered
still more severely. We agriculturists, in the south of
kogl and particularly, have always had two pant
tutu.. to contend with. At times we have bad le►
tootle p0i.,.., and that lam afraid nothing will mean
horn us. Wo. shall have them, I fear, fluctuating still, may
en a lower scale Fluctuate they will at sees.., len
neither free trade nor anything elm will venal higher
or 'oleo pucks; but no doubt we shall bane Ibeal
hirer scale, except under special circumfuses. The
ether matter we suffered from in the meth efirmill was
our lahour•market. Every one who is seralasd with e•
manacemeht of land is aware that the esseplers is
tooth do and did cultivate their farms at a greater mews
for labour than our brethren north of the Tweed. The
actual east for labour on a farm north of the Tweed, culti-
vating the same quality of land in the same manner bas
been satisfactorily proved to be mach lees par acre tbaa
in the south of England. That, no doubt, as very math
awing to the state of our labotarnurbiet. Our parishes,
luny of them, were overdone with labour. and we were
obliged, therefore, to employ • greater amount of labour
at a low rate •f wages, sad that is the most expensive
labour we can employ. (Cheers.) Well, circumstances
which had nothing on earth to do with he. trade—the
Lane and the destruction of human life in Ireland—the
vast exodus of oar people which has taboo pines is smear
pence of that and of the discovery elf the reeler smell
in other parts of the world, have measisavi walk a dbeive-
toe in the labour market that me dillisela le likely in be
felt cm that head fee IMMO dine M lelleia That hie also
very much relieved the oftipphog iatwoo, iho for
shipping for the peepers et maigradea bar no
great that no Heidi alp is rempleyed, hat that
we have been obliged m he,. reeiresee r Darn,
lisenburgh, and other MMus shim to asap Nos
away. What the eitimis dust will be of that=
ping the land of lie lames ma stesagth Gad early hmews ;
but the real Met is Nat Issilenel, from the misery a
the people, sad fa Irked hem the hope M Os, ea
people are nail* boa our aerie is ewiry wog gal la
every dismiss a seem a they ma mere des
mosey. The abeam aelartaie —e sending
seas of may. war am illieribeted by •
dim as tamer he the Markemi be the mews
direct, for the perm of lair ad mailleg Fur hikerth
The effeet, me demi* hes bee* very rat te NOW Ilar
workhora Mha it lose lisaattell the krag, pal ha dill
ramp& the alp*, keret, by giolog Sea a gmet
meat empler mak se that the evil le seemmetat
karst (Her.- It wall be reeemplaera is me la
reread to pale eat bow aria this sr theemeehave
soda to prase Ness er that masa* of la
vetiver parts of the *retry ; see rail I le
lived it
what that prosperity is. I have toe Meg la
mar to supra that you feel anything hat she
pear plasma at the prosperity of any portion of
her, Ilmisety's warm 'We feel it at eel, se
• gnttMetl M eamolves, bet, fa.th Ma this
interested mega, that if • large
in
ef the
country is doing wen it art alba ease Wow M'
and, above all, Natthey are ear tiow-ofofsfoyese sad
that their being the better ell does net asks woa. Ist the
worse. (Charm) I have now gone through the Maim is
which I wished a draw year asterism. I time I kr
w varied yes ; Md. a the liable positing is whir I Mimi,
I could net said It. for I have to Asa pay all tulip em
lemma of the peat redeem yes he,. shows lame a
every ossaka le this part of the eosat,y pordooksty,hint
also Menem 'appear bare yea as one wbe bee hid the
Meow el heir area te the seemelle if his sad
whim I balm im lir reitisa will be rho he at as
awful as Ss insbehreia wohatotolog thearprissigieswhia,
Aladin,. we hews all se ammedy et heat.

NEW MASONIC HALL, LIVIIRPOOL.—Yettre
the ceremony of laying the sone 11111.9 et the mss
111, is Li was peefenesel by beam Theme Lth
tied*, sow ef I. The WNW ig le be egeelei
directly opposite*. are Maas Coma sad isdranddlg
adjoins the Quest R.sd. It 'is to be both Is a globe
style of embassies, to St Oseemit 1.1. At *Beth
twelve o' issabse Dobai% aseempedel try mod
of the Weft snivel ea the ipmeed. elk& am
occupied • sad regrettable ammithee el beer
gum The by
the Obethis Ulm Begabel) brae
*Med the thedmitsf
ramend We' el•
Diarist hem kaitalse ef Ilk hill=
gLepeemated Ilesado Mai&
ir the *gale
118.1. Hoods . Bream LUSA& mid
it earl* his math plasm* *the esseadese ef a
*thine laving, se is this um, far 111 died the etheathe
a Ism sod charity of the mien gages of Col
a. Is free-
*nom time was everything seansary to raise gad de-
ers Ines Wed, sad to *site it to doses of km gad
charity. The rase bathelanewathei ihe
and wake mamba% the pee
Men as the arielLtressioasai7, Amides thel they
wombed the Mese el per, et Mij
_the
!NSW
to their ..at Be the Om Mehra lath !NSW
from wawa ea thee this the reedy of 12•1111111•118 era,
sa the weds dam put seghbeet At the treed the ad-
dna, the eyeshot peals brig idhelo of rupee to the
moan of thole the themitem Imethrth lth Dam wol'
Maths. She mad othem ileelimisi of kryiag lan
efesea. uell isa elm apes tbe One, were
thsa sad sax masa piayst hems the
Aced thrill% the gessmbly germateil A rise bead was
as the rem& sad payed sewed gum* eel ease tie
&the the sessalies• la the e=stzmt, In ltdo.
breve the meet Wle Owe
EXTRAORDINARY RAILWAY Aommom. G44117*
mini relent es eatnardiary elsweentsgas whir=
• few days no on the Nertheas Bather el
mar Cftd. A carter snivel with • weeds mateleas am
enormous block of stone weights. mot Ina 1W pr,drawn by three bones, lied aged if he meld ham time
to CMOs the lice before the arrival of a Ws. The with et
the keeper of the crossing answered Is the effigetedeg4alte
he went on to the line ; bet time Wog a net 1111
sweat, his hones were mot able to dna all MAWS dm
*bole way across. While they wen still sthavesthe
Rat anon, a train was based The essler,
fearing a shock, cut the oases 70":"*
•.„, Milli Meese,
hod removed then not of iline4 the thwart loth IMO
W owds the train, and undo loth tray * atm. It
waa an express trsin, draws brims of Crempons's far locomotives, locomotives and was pecaasdha at • berth rase no
driver conned his steam, mid • *mil he be the
break. pat a ; bat semi at the gems gismest the It was
ungonible to step in time. he, with ethiselle seem /mar
oi all them* Ude begesedetheme three debt Lb
for eat. The trammism kno d lima Clod dices*, to
hr had hoped, the east and the Beth et Mame Me a thou-
nad pieen, without thfo the lesuestim of the line,
sr even causing say themeemmit et the troth
Ile vim able to passed M UM oldies et Cie% where he
fowl that his losareethe was • pod deal dammeriL The
man is • role, named Piliaskt.
THE DIVONPURT &smote' Hoes The esm►
mitt., of this imitation ham takes • asetheillese hams
in St. Aubyn.streot, as • thregagy boa" me flap ale'
ten's to reefs iodises al ewe the Slew meg poietwenn Rhin In ande. T elsltof the ismer, er
the %hoard, Mr. S. H. Amine, is UMW el Ms liry liberal)y placed ea adman* w simmed see
e at the disprial of the committer, fbir the puma of the
•tt,i;oll of the permeamt how. This sits is Is 311611111.
wen, and within as soy MOWN Of the hadthe dete t Ptnripally used by spew of the navy, sad d.-met of the town moot hosesstedgrgi that elms of pm rom,