The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-31 00:00:00

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ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM.

MEETING IN MARYLEBONK.
Lest evening a meeting was held in the St. Pancras
Vesterhe I, convened by the Mary Mons District Adminis-
trative Reform Avoeiation' " to consider and determine
apes tbe beet mods of enforcingi the meant demand for
stream searehiag, eat emend,. reform in the executive de-
partments of the state, the satire overthow of all family
claims to the government of this great conatry, sad the best
method of obtaining the best qualided mos for oMes,
without retinae, to the party and position they may
oecapy." The time appointed for the meeting was six
o'olook, but the besieges did sot commenee tiU seven, whoa
above two hundred persons bad assembled; sad
Mr. H. Fauns, OltUrChWerdell, we. requested to take
the chair. Having briefly described the objects of the
meeting, he said that letters bad been received from Sir Bea.
Jamie Hall, Mr. W S. Lindsay, and other gentlemen, who
impressed their epproval of thou, objects, although they were
usable to he present on this occasion.
Mr. Coorie moved the first rasolutioa, In doing which
he compleiced of the seinnanagensent of the war, b which
so many millions of the public mosey bad teen ineffectively
squandered. He observed, however, that this mismanage-
meat et public affairs was not a merely temporary evil, sad
was perceived by those who looked into sash matters leap
before the late disasters. Hasleg spoken at some length
about the abuses which had prevailed in ont dockyards.
shout the diplomatic service, and other matters, he moved—
" That the intisbimats of the borough of Maryleboae, is
publie mossiag asemobled, reoord with deep sorrow their
opiates that essay brandies of the piddle Genie* are me-
dinned la a mealier ttattrorthy of $ great and free nation;
that appointments are too often* made on private rather than
pahas grenade; that the claims of merit art notoriously
negleeted, sad that even when fit men are selected, they
are not pat into ft plain; that great evils have thereby
' arisen to the nation ; sad that it is necessary to apply an
immediate remedy, which will be best found la a reform of
the peaset corrupt state of the representatida."
llr. Jacob Bata, who was warmly cheered, seconded the
reeobeties.

--/Mat7Dtaiwr thee claimed a bot, as he had as
mmsdarat M He went on, st great claimer,
le theabsith the author of teal administrative move-
ma, *S morel dame gibe City, whom he regarded u
Ithelpeemen et the peep% ad whom motives were stele.
Ur awl willeb. His iwandssest was, that the mottles
sitesidl Nisei the "Administer'', Reform " moureat, r
• tilethies soil • thane ; sad that the only easidastory re-
run thwerbe beaded ups universal mirage.
Me. theithier, ea tesly mu, whit miswesded Mr.
Il4Didury as die "Mood of the beau reef," seessdal the
nthenAmest. He reathested aft the speeches of Mr. Motley
Mr. TRIM= GS the City of Ludes eseetiog ; mad pre-
Ora *lst ..ast=ral and artifisial wormiest, um
WOW olLithila that the people were entitled to the land.
wet time to go into the ernes, question,
it=ilerellst that the repellent valid record
hie width the loaded whthessay loth a bu-
dged sillier. sat sr the pear' of the aside, siren, the
____:mill esisteessey MA as Mee Ibis tw• loathed Mi-
ller tress Shwa His remarks °urinal seem werrithess.
Mg were egglesded by • portion of the seelleg.
Mr. Joist WALL= Oita M.P. he Mesimadd) west
edilremsd the theelisg. He sale he bed awry IMO
el the gentles= who sommesseed this thrtneeet
011 s, bet be Mudd have preferred skit besksiii
way. Mere would be no true rhos mil the whole
"myth teem seiteselbed. (Chem) He bad emitted
the wellesser Mr. Brae for pedieweetery rebut I slid
M wee sin sew is the Meuse er Commas, he
pCaalisselthwe to lather kr afore egad distributor of
pews", fee the bear. tdessiii to, sad
g with the property et membered.
Mr. energetially ay Is thihrthers to press
their dethentle at the pewit weperstelty.

•M iiesemelibloaelf as a beaarpaister,
*she Bast, arOti iiw•eeeeiaaea Sa bewared the
middle dm, wilVtahataelvel this lefore.

NIL SiXiIT Jai OMB SIM flews& sad woo math
igglaaged by the ateoliagoshisli bad by this tfaso isorsesed
sla is awes breed B. sowed silo City of
Lesiva esauaftloo al a geiftital dolsay—sa set
of flosegl—by whisk be amosse, iisi they hal WNW We
wellbs, the Method Owlitatisag Ateseledsawd tie
Lades MOM Qousitleos. Be aarrated sum -
dens sad
igis IslusAsetidelb bad paned betimes ead
Mr. Isms *be ass la to ndaged by Kr.
Impost Travers es sathseisd meat of the Adaisistra-
die Rases Awed/Am The sess,laist he wide was, that
she hails' swami Nelms kiss (Ide. Jaws) to weal •
reesh at the Gaildhidl nestfog, sad to sppolat his ea
the of the eiesoistios, the =wagon of the wet-
fibbed broke& their prossimos.
Flamm, mother Chartist, wassivosiod to get a
boort4, sal s was et ladeswibsble tussah sad coatitsioa
followed. _ _ .

MiTTINITON spoke fee sow ties I. support of tb•
Mead posolsties, but b• bad to its•ouater a gnat dal of
iatemption.
The amearbuot was than put to the Tot* by show of

The CRAIBILUF said the votes appeared very equally
below/ed.
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This obireatiossesed the ago et the Chartists, MN of
wheat ketimdy mega that as douses Mw daned. Mr.
Ernest Sows thee 11111111 pi the sodiesey of the gaieties,
although Kr. rime weal set roam the lilidr. The
melba was semi Is vasty dividieg ea gob aide of
the gess, whoa sib pang dibssd the wary. The chair-
s% rt. Fans') disked Wwriaisal sieglathis MAW,
w Kr. Brent Isms sad his frigid' obi GOSS their
anesasest had boo eispige.
Ks. Joins then east sat, " I diodes the stestiag,"
but nobody ease away, sat the brawl bosses *NOR than
ever, all sots et rough hsgasge being holed at the
Saimaa, who remand is big plies, doternilaed to pro-
ceed with the Dodoes
Mr. GOODWIN nova the second solstice, to the tiftet
that a petite= for adatinistrative reform be adopted, and
thee Mt B. Hall, with Lord Ebringtou, be requested to sup-
Y.
The asap sad wag which prevailed rendered it its
posais le Nebo the badness intelligible, and when the re-
*dean was put to the vote (the Chartists voting against it,
although their leader had prow:imaged the imolai at en
fog) Is was loot.
The OZAIINAS gave up the struggle, gad adjourned the
seating at tea o'clock.