The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-14 00:00:00

' penman to show that the seal of thine who labour to It
tredve' novelties ia religion ie not to be ramrod by pm-
alsbnen—illutratiag his argonaut by losteuem ken the
eallithrette riy Cbsissine,„thed the woe dre Hagman
is He entneed]: I ma arty fee hen bath,
' athaestad the abbot of the elnenee pissed by govern
mesta to anal sad plan program Bet having given
She b
eam of the ove dime by watasein, I will par to
aultherponef this gitesegissisnamil emedthe hew far, at
Ole:day, the penis thruntheie enters.lmpove-
We have sow arrived at that limbos of
liberty, whisk geed me sighed fthfbill=
eldgeriediy illemeaded, sad Lash. estabiblied by argoonot.
Is emesia oneerise. h Great Math, to Finn ie the
tielled than et Amadei, tho homes onesinse a ao larger
neigh' by gensuneate or by laws. Nan In then. re-
mand absinths m moral mad pethlin peograss ? A
is. minseess to the sale near owe ereaely will show that
men sinthas to be duo la this rapset 1. It was show.
by the hue disidopuhked Inaretasy to the Beard of Trade,
Ar. Pother, la 1818, that the ems ezmodad yearly is
spirits, bun sual labooso, amounted to upwards of ,
17N0030.01,1. (Illisen) It is sta=sbesens geetheneat
that smog these labourers and s.blob of thiin
lin wheel". les. to lfie • week, at tenet ear boil la Mean
Abe sea upon whisk
rue fine, ham tirelisha». Apart bees se asadellied
mein thesnation sent isad u ennimiss tbee
Yemen awl warkmas the va
in of isemporesies le
sulasillijamt sere seam, and the meet MirtfeL (Chine)
2. The Wan el edsonies, as preyed by the Mures of ho•
,e 5134. ==ortriett la emir thaagsaupyrE
qraill=sennsanudinentsef t.
no the pronoun its.. end deans:of the po , visse and
ellbeis el adiffsent Ithirk but no km vs to nenlity,
ese fsemd moss the n
dillums, evil speaklag, skins,telailaMtgef audAal.
.bead. All them wobstesiss to eased sod
psegesse. Upon what ma we rely le enamel ?
theism of enemas ? Twice ban Me powers beat inn,
end bin bead ineding. Ia the der of Augustus Cesar,
'Ohm wise had ham estsblishal, red prosperity revival,'
lan Virgil sad Hisses flourished at Hen", sad the vest
el the Rana empire were blest with pesos sod
Nand to monies a keg wades
Tattidatthe bristlaa apostle sod the Nem
sada' dike move all was hollow sad delusive. (Hoar.)
VllO hemmed, knowledge dmayed, power vanished,
eel atm averythi, g portended the destine sod fall
se Ile Boman empire. Agan le the eighteenth watery
K ear era tivithatioa had reached a very high point.
That mann, ealighthead above all its predscomon which
pied the literature of the age of Laths XIV. fa Frame
esi .1 Queen Anne la Beglead, whin Itelltate,
Idles% La Fannin, Drydea, Poe% ed Nits,
ruin reed wad atinenal, whoa Newtss's ph p wee
dug Leedebte. ern Man, an Cavardish had
se▪
naresd theninip to • rises, sad Watt had, by his in
Ilineenantef the abseneogine, rivalled the 'sweatiest then
gelatin men mimed la Its moue Vining to the
one of natims. But before that century ended, MIMI
liteng up the formdadons of society, wars dssontiag
thinness of Europe, bore sad Mariam! to the minim
that bad hese made. What war that mistake ? The oaten
of man Is n press to evil that a strong restrain is required
is keep down his bad passion, Sal subdue his vinous
nelintins. He requires likewhe eithethelith innithe is
▪ The legislators ;of antiquity sewn that restrent
apes mil, sad that inceative to geld, in powerful
luUta-
tisS guarded by sundry of moiners. It was thee that
Opens mad How were led to than But those '
what mamma
loogersupported than. The
Vtoitto of mossateries had its origin in a similar fueling
of the neesedty of restraint. Historians, especially the hig
toeisas of Spain who have related the pious isthmian of the
founders of then institution's, have related bow ass order
after another grew corrupt, wed • MVIIIIII rule wee MAMMA
by some mare niters riilMler. to 0.. way it Its tent to
the evil thelisedisn joaeeanr, sod waalthasse of human
nature. Thom en rue., however, set 'Medal, am founded
oa any promellma hen of anisq, or is isolate°. from all
society, whir* are sotheliat. U obsuv.d, to glide mankind.
tram are the rules of Christian morality laid down by Christ
himself. (Loud cheers.) They give each man liberty, but
plies on each man a reetraiat. They do net begin, m human
laws and Mititseticias sit do, with outward actions, bat
cto seem of alisations and of passions, the human
Ufa. Ikea. I. Christina principles. Christian morals,
sad a Chatham quit that we must look for a batter and
sithhatiset than any that has bars attained. If it is
vin week either fleet the domes of authority, or from
thee thisusien, eitlibmility of spines is the interpretation
I Illwiptele boluses differs*, eornmenities of Christians, it
a set too meek to hope for conformity in good works, cos-
dimity is a epirft (*Madam and brotherly love. (Cheer.)
There have been great signs of this spirit of late years.
Nonbers of gam is all italicise of life devote distasalas to
the diesel's of religion, the promotion of edieeetios, sad
all the opuratims of charity. For, if temptation takes
may aligige, sad if the pilgrim's progress is impeded by
Basle me by pit-fells, yet the spirit of charity he,on
Ike.W Ude, many foram She places the Bible I. the
he of the young child to teach him the way he is to go.
tM igivits a cup Minder to the weary traveller, whir is Mint
wish the labour he has undergoes. She watchesi by the bed
K the wooded soldier (elteen)—binde his wounds with a
gunk hard, sad tendon the nonrisliewat he is able When.
ilbe watetee over the nonce of age, sad fisaby peisis ie
the reward of • faithful pilgrimage oa Gene. ((them)
Um is mother ocusidaration. Before many years Sail
thissil than will be in Grist Britain and the United Seale
K Aseerise 00, 70, or 80 minim' of free people. May we
C O that thaw kindred anima—sack speaking
g t
lengusge—eash deriving its pedigree of liberty fres
• IMMO eareeetp--each ieheriting the Baglish Bible—
sun Ist Shekappare sad Milton—each divided ism
deny of Christians, but each snowing aim
Mote MeV el erenhip— will unite in the glorious task
of panstai asequest and bloodless victory. (Load cheera.)
At lseet let us isdulge in this high hope. If we do not
arrive at, or even awe:Mate to, perfeetios, we may look
at least to uninterrupted progress towards a far better social
orgesisetios than any we have yet enjoyed. (Hear, bear.)
I have spokes to you of those linos of eivilisatioa, whoa
either the Chitties ratline WY %thews, or, being
known, was sonthaned, cast hide, and neglected. Let us
bops that there is • period arrivin whoa we may see realised
those beautiful and powerful wlsag a rim post
DWI as the borrowed beam Mama awl
To Isesty, weary, wesaartes leaven= aim
Is nem se leak an, ea ea ligh
Three ortleameddie eglights therssrbat the ay—.
Not light us higher—es elm %MYe my
But guides gebstl arda le a beesergeg
Ask Ss those y tapers
muss MO kedneesseedkarlibeinimimm
so pale mows mama M fillolll.ll debt -
So sinks red so etimstves ommumersi Inn

(Loud cheers.) To each one of us—to you 7011141 MS of
the United Kingdom more especially—below $ portion of
the sable task of speeding oar eouatry on her great aad
glorious way, by walking steadtagly is the fall light of such
truths es we already possess, sad by. hastening the noonday
brightasse of rack as are only &ma'. Let it not be the
reproach of any one of us that, b- in in • lead where the
laws seknowledp that thought and speech are free, we have
yet seer loot the helping head of seem, telly, or totals.
rasesto eitingalsh one spark of that &On tame whish
we eall the seal, or OM turned away from • righteous sad
peaceable endeavour to loosen the fetters that still bind it
throughout the world. Bone thus are who shut their
eyes to on truth lest it should Impair another more sacred
in their yes. But one truth can no more quench smother
truth thee see sanWent an quest another subsea.
(Cheers.) Truth is one as God is one. Go leeward te tees boo
in whatever orb, welcome bee from whatever quarter abe
may come, till at last, beyond the grave, you stall hall her In •
blase of lamwhich mortal eye can only strata Vain tOeesr
template. Truth is the gem for which the wise man digs
the so* thalami for which be dives late the mesa, the
star Ise wilts be Oohs the heavens—the herald and the
writ= el morel end politisal progress. (Cheers.) Tee
hays many dangers to eacosater. Of these I will only
mastics two. Oat is the damper of &Bowies the Bowleg
waters of Christianity to be embittered by the goal of sew
titian and polemical sontroversy. (Chews.) Year thanes*
of achieving good would be destroyed by each an error.
ASIOMIT darer is thst which has attsndad so malty noble
allemple—so many great institutions-6o many pions a-
dabble's. The list ardour of seal abet.*; ditilealties,
whide at thst were mole-hill., grow into smuntelas, 'mkt
sloes subsides into apathy. Avoid these errors; go on
improviag ; faint not in • rood and gnat work ; and be-
lieve that the blueing of God will reward your entomb..
The noble lard enoladed amid load mad enthmtie

apTb.
Ho •
n sod 8.. llowvaays Vgange, is amiss a
Isis at *sake to the sable lard fee hie logien, raid it would
ill been. him to offer • gash ward of esisoOsn epos UM
mulls of the began itself, so the nendengendi led boss
give, to the noble lord that sight, tb soollasil bo lbs•
bell, woe al y the ntreentaties, by
_okatishiedss, at
iv bleb would be dmi eaglet at a grallogal oesstry en who
bail poet him life and and bh Weals sad Wiesen sailloraly
far his sentry's mad. (Load Ann.)
The Dr. INABUDIson esesadod the notion, whisk one
pat hen the ask sad Genial is the elirsatin, amid eon
tinsel
Lord 3. is soksourishiter the oomplinasti
said—Navies read is leas a boolgre. I an set gong ao mks
a neon. I will all say that I *ask yea hen the bonen
*limy heart he the hind reensies you ban gives no, gni I
only wish the Minn wee mod =et the plan, gad et
thowpaseskg whistling.
The nougat the osponeed.

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