The Express.
London, England, 1852-05-25 00:00:00

THE ELECTIONS.

BIM 01.—The promised meeting of conservative
ethane, was held yesterday et the Victoria Room, and as •
dolonnetration it proved a failure, the building being at no
ibis more than half full, and there being a marked absence
hem the platform of *everal of the leading men of both
15ed of the tory party. There were, however, many
' gendiewn of inEuenco and standing present, among whom
were Mesa H. Bush, I. Cookson. J. 8. Horford, H. C.
Harked, Bir J. K. Huberfield, R. i Pbipper, &c. The
chair was Wien by Mr. Alderman Vining, who said he had
hoped Mom the man full, as the committee bad done all
dimmed"( to .moan a full meeting, and had sent out over
2... g IL Vining presented a report from the
coaalik
Weemlttee, appointed at the former conserve- ,
tiro 111 the 22nd of March, and who recommended, ,
ea a peeper ithedidate, Mr. Foster Alleyne M.Geacky, who
Miti neimilellaistol, and had already served in parliament,
will who while yielding a support to the 'conservative prin• I
*Mae the present government,would not support any tax es
bleed. Mr. J. 8. llarford, of Blair* Castle, followed Mr.
Mein, and introduced to the meeting the name of Mr. 1
leflosehy, whom he had known from his childhood, and to
Awe high prineipleand great talent he could bear teta-
nal,. He was the eon of a gallant officer who died in
deans. of his country while leading a forlorn hope at the •
M and was himself not raw and inexperienced •
he duty, veld* was a matter of grave comb
dominat a sepreasetatia for ea important city •
lib Mr. 'themby was a gentleman to the bask-
boa& most delighted is the name of a conservative, and he I
(b liariled) was sure that he would fight the battle of I
&Or plaiiplaseent=nd ably, and would resist those
if acted upon, would open the
=2lk6l6lnoromity' oanil involve this oreateountry in
and esedmisa. Me. Harteed concluded by remind-
fag hearers that their .serve would depend upon union,
and by inviting these to wake a long pull, a strong pull,
sad a pall altogether. Mr. M'Oeachy was then introduce
to the meeting. and, In a very long address, disclosed his
=views, Whisk were pretty much those stated in a
amanwnication to the Daily News. He wee elected
in 11141 te stegegthea the majority upon which was based
an able waservative administration, but when be thought
Mat die his eeta of the country, orPf parties in the country,
ranked It, he voted spinet that ministry. lie voted
I aphid it cos the Factories Bill, and he deo differed from it
as the question of the sugar duties, as he considered the
bowel of England concerned in having a difference between
free produce and slave produce. He regretted the distress
of the shipping interests and would support any well di-
gested savesure for their relief. He voted for a repeal of
the men laws, and were the step to be taken again,
no samtlee, should pease his taking it. He
was ineenraide to a spews( self-government for our colo-
ski petheniens, and was papered, although be bad before
re and weed in its liereisr, to oppose any renewal of
consideredoath The .
an. Shat =ells's& that, Veal the menot b
ofe this
try amen& to it, tie women would not allow it. To
Lent Dmhy's gewenersat he was prepared to give support
bellates SW Ahoy weld aim at promoting the- best
Moneta ails essairt sod would hand down usdnipaired
the kin died** &way haslet, liberties of England.
Mr. Wakarlay was wry vanity received; and it was
duet anew an hie behalf should be forthwith
ineweelestl.
Lliltheo—Tbe disparate abets Mae by a section
of the Lids. Detheitsite adman& William Beckett, the
prefited conserved*, Menthe, for the borough, again to offer
himself as a tandideW has signally. failed. This is just
what was "spited by ma one acquainted with the state
of parties of Leeds, and accords with what as stated in
theetan'
giallo 'buy weeks ago. It is well known that
hi the Armes so of the liberal party is
ov that no conservative has say chance
of esastat, and especially one who has shown
the least dispositime Is support the Derby ministry.
Mr. Wis. Balm* is nedenbt an MEW free trader, and
weld wiWie teethe all no tti his wakeicem, but upon
meet ether gweilens be weld bo had in the ranks of the
was =Ms einiety to' support the present government
, only the other dot, when he paired off in sup-
port et the Measlier of the Exchequer's motion for
nestiellaag the West Habig, by dividing it into
two peas, and placing Leeds, the capital of the
:Mi, at the head of the agricultural Owlet. This
have sompletely neutralised the inlaence of
the leerfed most important manufacturing town
in the .* The object of this scheme received •
timely he the Daly News, end as the fact may
not lseifemeaßLlthewn, it may be as well to state that the
a something like it, has long been
grearld-717 the and other aristocratic families,
who though living within a short distance of Leeds, are
SWUM any influence on the politics of the
A deputation from Leeds bed an interview with
Mr. Beckett, in London, on Friday last, when they pa-
sated to him ea addrem signed, as is now alleged, by 1,934
*betas and subscribeis ; and she a resolationwseed at •
meeting of uninituential conservatives, wee of the leaders
of the party being present, making himt to become a medi-
ates Is, Leeds. Mr. Beckett, however, declined on the
wand of being pledged to another constituency. ,

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hofe sum were hid out at en average of 45 to 1. Not a
iteNhoe lures 9to 2 was obtsisable at the dote. This
mistimiset allseted most of the other ~ first elms" favourites,
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hOelltahot. illeoisched Watford lisermen tan and eleven
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Nag to Ekes May, the min was ehisily an Stockwrz
doosisr: book Soft off at ma impeommist on the pries
ID= !meted. The =ins of Trim" Ayer, Oreg.,
MS ,is Mitheistogrimere htso4t .
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to 1 Mr. LIMN% =a.
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Flirt is declared set to start.
Tlts•bove qaotations are made flora offers. The ram is
amyl • dead letter.
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EPSOM RACES.
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