The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-18 00:00:00

kept the moth is equilibrium. The Speak edentates.
whe eat eat sad took posseskia of the saw maid lead eie
pit mimes, bat they what was effetely bees.—a free
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bat ether the prememete of Rouge Meth the riff lithie
and mine the leading Merlin inerimeeil. Whet pus
meth the etheishaithe el essay et oen theendleethee web the
retie eseght le them as iglus lee the peesegatleas el
the ffeminant religies. In the Iles el the Ceennaters,
orsee drove man tressillagebees,
V= end
was likewise the cu Is e OM thee ef the Reath
basis, ia the 17th seetury—geweeneeents st hem bet leo
frepeatly =keg am of the Weeks es • MOM at
direct wit and reuse to the nether erethey,
little thought bolas teemed as to the senikien
of the egentste themselves, who wet. crippled to oath*
efforts sad undertakings; eked, it was Giese solonisesi
upon how little they maid live. The feeblest§ is them
days were only allowed to and to the palest emery to,
sale what the rakes at home eddied, beaus it was sepia
that it the Auntie antlers gent um wee reedy maeoffle
ere, the interest et the attest insaulasturers at Moe
would be Injured; sad also it oar sager growing doper
dente shipped es Ragland or any other parte roasted sagas,
UN bedaub et segar relining, sad ell trade arising oat of
that bee* of home ladestry, would be iaterheed with;
theeeteme the ethesists were only permit,* to seed their
entheffithe in the raw Nate; and in all oulle Bedsit ship—
se betlems, se they were called—mat be kid for the tree
=menial pods. Beal were the follies and
that kept our agonies peer and dopes-
made them • slag and a barks to
imleakef • beat eeil a bisdag. Bat another
1.-•—•rese oat of these seisekievoes setioes—fer as.
meg often epodes nether—and that was, a lost of
per whisk lad to seem of the most serious and
ilaastsabe warfare is width it had beenliegland'usidortune
to epee. Spain, Portugal, and France, had suffered in
seneelenes of these wars ; nor did oar own °entry
MOW without Injury area disputes origin ted by the pro-
MOM we were seed upon to afford to places over which
we here away. Ragland, always moderate is her warfare
and magenimoss in her pewee of triumph, could not come
out unscathed from coefliste where spoliation and ruin were
the ceracteristice. Yet still the minds of many might be
said to be a bleak as to the principles that ought
to guide as, and the policy web ought to be
panned in regard to our colonies. The right Meagre/le
gentles= here adverted to a entree that had occurred
been Bir W fills. Nolesweeth 'addle Sdusbrph Review,
and thee continued :—Boese argue that If ear agonies ware
allowed to govern themselves, levy sad eldest their own
reveals, they might be tempted to tax &Mail
which we require as food, and whisk we sow receive
almost duty free. The very selfishness of this
idea made it ridiculous • sad be preened that as
long as British ~reheat. pommered that spirit of
enterprise that has readered them the glory of the country,
we need be under no elvishness that the parent eau
would suffer, eve though the Weise should levy taxes
epos the areles of merehasdiee is which they dad. The
Eaglisk merehaat wield always be tensed to dad the
simple sad best markets, by using which alone his capital
is made productive and the Wens* of hie ementey sub-
served. We are therefore comer reed to • better made
standing of what ear tree edelweiss are is respect to our
solvates. But it has bees said, sad hat, toe, oa the floor of
the Route of Comatose, that strip Bailed of her colonies,
sad she would levitably fall. This else is • mischievous
fallacy. Baglasd's greatness depends not spot the number
or the extent of her foreign possessions, but rather upon her
ern internal reouross. Eaglet matt look to the in-
dustry of her own sone—thee intelligence, perseverance,
periodos, sad virtue—to maintain and perpetuate
ker presumes and her glory. Those are the quali-
ties that have meowed for her that distinotioe among the
assets of the earth which she at present occupies ;
and the see powers that have developed her arta, her
maanfectures, and her commerce are sulkiest for their
perpetuation. This ides, that our greatness depended upon
our ooloaiits, was more penal some years ego than at pre-
sent. It is, however, fast being dissipated; sad the sooner
it is entirely give up the better for the bast fatuous of
Our couatry. The best thing that osa be done for any
country is to give her geodesws that seen le each inha-
bit's% se let es pessiW al' liberties sod privilege
Cadoebtedly every mea hoe ple any sentry
where his labour, skill ei postheska be nest ogresably
followed and wider he the geollest peak If, then, this
right be seethed in referees to etheides over which
England hie 'no shadow of isterel, k is apparent
that, se epee& ear own /.Mediateit is bettor
the thee be peePed y pews who will eery with them
mar idiesmoreeles, geligien, end teethes; retaining thou
they still reeds ger kineseen, nephews, sad friends.
Inglued sad Amorist are the two see kinential countries
in the would, ad they both sole ks; hat whilst the
ktMse septimes only to seep wee her beim es adonis',
!glimmeet take isag sad hearth= maps in
mer remit these sediments to width their desire may
pint. Csieskatisa has in it a moral es well as a matelot
thentage. When the British labourer cc mikes end-
geese he generally alerts for his now hese Mae place
wee be can obtain better wages, or whet is lb. same
Woe mere of the comforts of life foe his holly. By his
missed* in such a au be himself is beetled, and the
labour market at home is also Improved, beaus the value
i of labour, like any other commodity, is regulated by supply
ani denied ; so that every one who 1 the homelabour
market in effect Ingresses the wages of his fellow-workmen
who are left; sod as the interests of capital and labour are
Nemeth se seisseation also benefits the capitalist. By
neleideaden we maks sure markets for our maasfactured
isleglime the knead for ships for the transport of
See psis, .td ef seam iescr the shipping trade. The
srkt lowsreble traced lead maser ,
the earieme ways rtiziesiontsation benefits the labour '
mein& Bat, wwitieued be, I have spoken of the mess
IMAM of welenisaties t these ales out of the influence '
eihkit etleibes to the spread of mar language and Hog-
babe and tastes over the distant parts of the world.
Ws;
hove the scions of our families planting themselves in the
retries their offspring, and extending the area
by the sturdy Anglo-Bum
race, is to become the
lliffleoles et Cid Ragland, and maintain: in • natural
latkr Plisrontsoun • meaner
that word itotir skittles eLperiod Tbe Gortt:
cussing, perhaps some of my auditory may. be startled,
Iligerved Mr. Gladstone. (Cries of " No, so,". Go on,"
and load applause) The Greeks were the first, and pro-
bably the boot, colonisers. for they might be said to shoat ,
carry the colonies with them. These people used to
quietly settle wherever they wished, and the home state
rarely took farther mite of them ; and yet some of ;
the celestes established in this primitive manner grow
in all the residue that aesthete greet states,
until they booms equal in many particulars to ;
the mother country, and were her best support. The
Hoses in their day pursued a different poliey ; their
°Woodmen was conquest ; and perhaps Roseland may be
said to have followed too much the example of ancient Roes
in this particular. It may be right, however, to exclude the
colonial policy of Oliver Cromwell and Charles the Second "
from this remark, for the system pursued by them was lees
tyrannous, and bore with less hardship upon the eolonist,than
the policy adopted by this coentre during the last 60 yean.
The right heoarable lecturer evedeed • Although in the
present time much diversity of opinion elated among all
claws of politicises in reference te ear estoein, yet all wore
iaelintag towards a more liberal ant othightined policy, and
the spirit of prejudies which dissegaised the latter end of
the teat century bad given
_Wee to views, opinions, and
empathise whisk sugared well the the (stars. This Neap
is apparent when it is remasebted that 10 years op the
American war took pion empty beets, the governess* et
home hoisted upon the Americans paying taxes whisk they
thought they had so right to pay. A lend toy
was set up spine the Americans, and if as liegbdt-
man veatured m say that the government should sot
@afore the ten, ho was called a traitor, a Jambe,
or some other opprobrious name ; sad if he had the
temerity top a little !sutler, and preemie the hems
=weep is levying tees of any Mad epee the
tlies he was designated an abodes trebee,
seta a illagieulus w; and so this country west ea
America until a suipinery and disastrous war enlaszeitit,
and it was only 'rhea the colony was lest to as altogether
9thaeltieians discovered that their treatment of
IMP ts had been woe is principle. When our dea-
der of the vast and valuable tenter" of America ceased,
woo bet little left worth retaining. The West Indianpos
c;v:is true, weft still oars ; bat the oleo trade, with
d and accursed 11011111111111111, was thee rampant, sad
earthmen there woe meadow end of little value. Respect-
ing the Coed.., the right has. Meteor thinned that
war pokey bad likelehe been bank and oawke, la sew
penes of whisk the her pernesent he been asked open
to suppress two Maki of it* etheekle Is 11117 M Geena
dies were in spa ebonies epithet the peemmeat of
Raaiasde and it wee ell efts* • seise serifs, of blood
and lessees that pease was cruised; sod yes nearly all
the demo than meets ti the soleniste hawses that time
bees esnetheil by the goverameat at home. It these OM-
WNW= bad been made in time, the smiles of life enteht
have been speesd„ and math delis*. preened. Let us
hop, theseisee, that the eaperienees tithe peg may be of
us is the peessith and that the future pithy of Ragland in
Trto km wings. may be mild, basest, sad wise ; for
only by a Nerd and ethightemed eaves of treatment
that the parent seen eta reap the NI advantage and
bunkdLM groat tenitorial depeadensith
Ibp~sight bee. patinae spoke eittsithand was fre-
quently interrupted by cheers due, ble
Awes of thasks to Mr. Gladsi s. wee moved by the
of the esthetes ; eseesded. la • lest speech, by
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7.1M111, editor of ths Chester Oarrasee, sad cued
with acclamation.

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bled of the Teasels' sad the Makkia& The thief, •
we& defamed elhered then la the filaerlogi masa
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that he was to lane at 4 o'clock is the weeralag, oaf that
, helm, left hie hum ot the railwaystation. la the deed
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himself to be the waiter, might la the dash ha ellemilal
meshes to, as he said, glee • light to the gallessea he le/
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