The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-20 00:00:00

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the Cense ? Heel's, that in truth it is. .I believe that the is tatter lest the death et mum judge .heal! lad thew
einounef the pone sad the holing or the goverannat that sitting ow the oppositions bean. (Laughs.,.) It wee
liwthiew:arsa:l"At.bykilsgd.t°furrtlibeproothCivaitnetureTera.raked:triiri"laesooteran,sekteggretlaate."cduiecresiewaluise ustiodesects.earf by
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and forgets all obligation of gratitsde;"eseal
by the mepeakeln notaese of an tansies of Rotas. We here are gentlemen who owe to the patronage and la-
Ws . been told that pales were taken to °ben your of the noble lord their partial .mergsaa boa
Mounties beton the sepeditiou went out. This, parliamentary onearity, and now we flad them le geed
hewn?, apposes to be admitted es ell hands— he this disreputable as against him. (Loud eimen)
that that informatics' was wholly faselliciont. (Bear.) The noble lord at the head of the
It is said that Run konseverythies that goes on in this did not satisfy my notion of what 11:1:17111.10%
411111102:11=Aandeld all nee the world, but you have also la the observations he made the ether night as this
year sad &Beate la most ontriso, sad than- lbw. I shell not comment oa what he said, bat I
1 here /we me sena why you should not open es nu& in- refrain from • few passing observations on what he dint
houtedes god ea *mins a eerrespostiesee. (Thin hoes.) ay. 1 did not beer from him the slightest 1 di
But, eir, lithe people of this centry yea bee. profoundly regret that the noble lord the member for Leaden MI
1 ignoreat on this gantlets, .and the pram of this seeetcy et the government, nor did I hear the slightest palm Mesa
can leanest aed proilie ate—and a pertilm• et the press his him, for the einem expressions of admiration, Owl 11111 OM-
, heal 61111—(Mer, heer)—tbet le no nen why a laden Misstate which bad bun paid him by his late eilbesine. I
isebreseed with the vital akin eta greet autism she'll be n thought the noble lord was intoxicated. (Len -)
Wu equally ignorant. Wine the noble Ind tells saki Udall No, no, I mean ictoxiested with the notion—in facliZtelin
the inarhead. be awed sheen lees he sot know that was wiring to repast whet flir Robert Walpole said whim be
=were person in *isnot:7 who end tell him every- prevailed es Mr. Peinney to wept • peerage. " I haw
in which ha was dottiest, sad who told the govern; hinted the key of the elosst oerhirs." He appeareda sil
Wen teed the awhile pricinly that which they could have Ginnie's that he had got rid of his scisnt rival,
told the government end the public, had they end 'Wares and was about to start anew without competition
months is advisee. (Hear' bear.) Aud yet no difference on the floor of the hones as leader of the whin
as. °heaved in the eondact of our pelitiesi affairs. I have party. (Opposition cheers.) I said before that this
bawd that there were high militity authorities who entirely was a question of want of confidence in the noble I
disapproved of the .apeditioa, and that there was not over lord. The bon. and pliant member for lientiagdoo, who
Marne amain like 'a prepoaderence of military an- moved the previous question, said that if it was each a vote 1
Omni, I. its favour. (Hear, hear.) I reed one statement of want of confidence he would have supported it ; and I
which was patent to everybody—a statement that was made think the noble lord who seconded him expressed • similar 1
on the 6th or 7t5 July—two months before the expedition opinion. I regard it entirely in the light that it is • vets of
stared—end there was set a momberof the cabinet who want of cookie.' in the noble lord, cod on that ground I
might sot have nod it Hit- were sot the fashion in cabinet shell give it my support. Now I sok ha geatleman who
drew to pt th-pooh everything theism uttnrd beyoed the an sluing near me, and who beard the speech of the Prime
charmed ente in which they lir. i. The stntennt to which Minister et this errantry, whether I have not justification ?
land, is entslottt is as ehlesei fromthe Wee/ of an (Hear, hest) The right hon. member for Bucks dealt
ails—l mesa Hosea* • was who dos not get 6,0001 a with it with some degree of sincerity en a fawn eving.
year for poke/oil tonne tothis teeny, who is not Posted But recollect what was the 'trembly to Midi Me sada
by this anion, sad who has not enionerin In every Ind lord spoke—one of the most august sessiellies le
to preside him with all nantsry informa"on. It was so the world—the select men of this great imegies
basisess of his to make sitertions to glad eat the truth ,sod What was the subject we wars dieensig? •
yet here is what he stated as the 6th lily lost pair to • subject of vita! impor.-nee to the moot sod
public meeting at Glasgow :—" Ido not think you can take War' prosperity of this kingdom. What was the time?
Sebastopol by sea, as it would sat merlin which yen mould A eme the inc:t critical that could be connived in the n-
est afford or neon to, Led as for taking it by Lad—taking Pont circumstances. And who wee the speaker ? The ape xlter
a, net istirented camp, linked tcpther by terrible wet •no to whom the Qeeen had delegated the foreshores
fertriens, and gunned by a great gray, with at tire highest 'Moe in the kingdom ender the OtOern. I
new armies constantly pouring in, /o as 'mdse. (Hear, bear.) And what • speech it was! (Lead cries of
taking to whisk all the ferns el Began end Frame •' hear, hear.") I shall not dos :be that opener with mi.
en
not equal. Yon will he beaten. Remember my words. enemies ; hat I cannot forget the isoprene* made on the
Your brava will fell is vain miler Rea lea bullets an minds of all who hand it. Sine I hays bean a member of
Crimes. air, se the Resins did seder Titritiett Wilms en this house, the noble lord is, I think, the fourth who his
Turkish fever, sad sot one in five of your soldiers will ever occupied his high position. I recollect the late Sir Mint
Mie Albin on Gillis anis." Why, If one of the old Peal as Prime Minister and levier of the House of Cop
nephew h_4 risen in your midst, sad spoke liner the mons, end I appeal to all who were here then, whether
dbect inepiratioa of Heaves, he yield net have mere gently they do not manse well the courtesy and mo-
orland out the disperses enneteir (tithe saps lit:ea yes doution with which all his proceedings were nu-
lled ninny., or the frightful disasters which you have ducted, and the respect which he always pranced
laid. es your country. (Loud wise of "Her, hen") for himself and for the hens'. (Hear, hear.) We
This. were no doubt at the time great instructors of the have seen ths noble lord, the number for London, at the
peedown wrote is an eatinly Minn Pena: here is the hr .d of the government end leader of this house ; and if he
Mini, for instanes, of the 4th August last I would met manifested somewhat lens force, and obtained Ism sac s
the Times, bet that now feel unfortunately its in• than hie predecessor, there was not less 'narked is I. a
in this-bon from day to day. I ay siefortunately, moderation of demeanour &adenine for the House of t;tion-'
Maims I consider It a gnat miefortane that the cabinet— mons. We haw also seen the right hon. member for Been
set may the went but the last—should alter its policy rod not laths odes of Prime Minter, but in that which was
lemeniers at tin diststios of a puldie joins!. (Ind miss *sly mooed, leader of the House of Common, and for a
of "Bear, bear.") No blame to the journal. (Hen, longer time than the noble lord the member for Tivertaii,
hear.) It is only • iniedeteel inellenos of its energy, skill, assailed sightly by • known majority with nous' vire.
fad einem; but, de, I *leg& bum my heart the minister lases—(opposition ebeers)—assailed by those who were
sitting en that bomb who, be deferesto to the clamor of anions to devour him, until at last the right hen. gentle-
either wee is peeploolheold eater tato natters of great man fell, but he left so stela as the distinguishei office
and vital inparleolo to thi matt, that his owe owner he had filled, and I appeal to every member of
Ilona envisages ten him were set for the true inert it of •I' 's house, except the members of the cabal that
the latter. (Chem.) Bore is the lbws of the 6th of traded the noble lord, the member for
August lest, spesing 'ef the siege of Sebastopol:— from odor, I appeal to every other memberlit
•' It is very °beam es the first eight, that this great Se- the house—whitisor they look back to the times of
hetet/poi, that mean he IMMlenge the united pewee of all Sir R. Peel, of the noble Ind, or of the right hoe. nem
the fleets in the walk ant threaten to pen as we are her for Busks —if they do not find la sash of then ea es
told, at lent a thowswill Mt at ems WM say mod that something to admire; while at the dem lime they snot en
rues the gantlet of its teloild• bass tee, is knees the In the conduct of the noble lord the amber he Tivertota
blea that it let be L
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,ted.Aote then, an wide\ ibey
_put iani-
egtieet everylbafeslieir, by .W_ Abe •, • ' - *. • • • -(ain; beer.) It is oily a more! what
ears of itself. This wee se oversight—if, laden. it was an a little rellectio• may show us, that the Qacaa may make •
eversightnt to rectum on the, pessibility of a bemired a miser, • prime miaistir,but it is not in royalty to make •
Wenn English sad Fenn seidises being 'Rest in the statesmen. (Laughter.) If I had no quarrel with the
Ink See. How far the minim bee beta repaired dung *obi* lord for hie policy—if I felt that thdifferenes to him
the last few weeks it is impoadied .le me, but sash lathe and his policy that I entertain towards many in a lees
nature et the ground immediately dove Snotopol that it prominent position—still I could not reconcile it to my
would he impossible, sink with a ory Mg notice, to raise daty to this house, sad to the country, sot to
works of defeats epee it whin wend sat be sommseded comment on conduct which I think no prime
Younker ground sear. It ie peseible the attack may i- 'sinister should be guilty of. (Hear, hear.) If the
engraft into • blecked• sod if woody persevere we mr-.; waters were smooth, if Ike sky ware clear, I could •
ultimately starve out the 'Osman of this proud fortress. have no confidane, in the noble lord; but the waters ere
Bet we hope to report as tad of the affair ling Won it sot smooth, and the sky is not Meer—never lees so. You
comes to that pan, and, with the forces at our disport, are at a critical hour of the aatlosal toner, sad yea have •
there ia no revs why every stone and awry plank war as year bends which the noble lord the mean for
ha the fort should not be at the merey of the. 'Leedom now aware very differ/stilly from the measure he
allied armies la a very few weeks, or ewe days." ; worded to it a year and a half ago. The nth, lord, wins
Now, lam smelt glad to read the Mese, for the sake of he tettodeeed hie Reform Bill, on the 13th February test
the misled awl (Moral isfhlhaldha h *fords; bat I neat year, la answering the objections on the soon et einem-
say, regarding that journal cod eneopmen is the country, Manes, said, " Mush as I demesne the evils of war 3 ram
thele emedeet hes bees et seek a mem as should withdrew hes Ido not view a war with Russia with the arprelhem
from then the esefillimaref the Maw I believe there den with whin some patinae& sem to regard It.' It bee
was not a mega preybeey made ' regerding the pro- ben said that men who speak so nun ad so oboe as the
geese of the war Which neat ben elngether Wailed by noble lord shoed not be bald bend to every sealant
the melt. (Hem, hoar.) The. snip lord at the heed of szpressie• ; but whim the nation is non or
the government is also specially respenbie with regard to war, not for th• print aloe*, but for fens
this, beam I »Mien a snook of bhp*, of which generations, every word of a gabfest minister should be
was to show that Russia, powering for as. was meet weighed as if it dropped hem a ledge out the bean, an
powerfil for damn h we., is the February, 1864, affected the life of • senvist at the bar. This war has sew
op whir& he said, " There Meer was a great state whose taken Mansions white you sever expected, ad-you Nana
power for extend aggromiss was more overrated." And get the people either le pry tame for it or to fight year Ma-
ri be hes Mao thee ponmadcd ye that the power a tiae. Even the Chemeller of the Rachnese, who has
Rena fee segreedee was .ea poet VW it tree itheointshr good Intentions on this maw whin I greatly respea, he
amenery to invade Rude WIN is order to Meaterset her would admit that either er his secooser would he
aggressive teadeacise. In NON et the sowspagen the lea unable to meat the eummees et *ewer with the beer et the
page was reported still stemaer—" Baas* powerful fee year. This shows that let be Merle dams, se they easy
self debase, is quite pommies be egmemioe, for the very for war, they are uswillissle Mee Memnon, but seas
eircurnstsaciss that make her spsg within create he then that, the pveremen sey they are *Wised to enlist
Weakness whboat." Ths agile teed lalding this *doe foreigners from every Many, Maine they are usable to
was la my view specially boon te psetect the ...airy got enough of their owe egualopmet. (Hear, hear.)
Whist such • Mil of Mew es nit cabinet has I met a potions* last swig who told me a
ennitted. (Chinn be,Mw the Agway.) The table laid &entrees story with respell to the panne for
the member for Imam Ism left the saleiset, eed there nay nee. A num boy, a Maths al bh, without my military
be manes of tide bent oho thint the onkel Mee worthy drill or military study was maned out. His father omen
elf eoefidence is emmegesses Oflis wenn
_• list I erefess strand at the Horse Guards es the rends that his eon, sit
that I for one am et or &Benet opinion. Clan arise of his teader years, mast fall a seance to the elimate. He
" Hear, hear.") The ante lord knows that I dbeopene of wee told, " You seed not be Mimed • mar en will ri-
che policy be bee mimed ee this questicsoid4lMmehe pill main at Naha for twelve meads when he will be the-
-1.,. ma the credit Okada' acted with palest binning sad readily drilled, sad be the reedy tote ea settee servies,
cavity towards lim—K" bear," Iron Leal. Resselli)--hat if nowessry." But the peer bey bad sot been at Naha One
5 sable laid had dwanotne nese of reepeability, sad I weeks when he was nut to the Crimea, when be Mit
think there were lengths to whisk be meld merge in a on the 16th. Oa the 17th he was ant tellies= and
hasardoes nem. (Hoer.) Ido sot my this usedvieettle, on the 18th, along with his scored s, be doe
fin I think I hen proctor it in the otadact which the able intrderme fire of the Roden' sad still dose ue•day after
lard punned at Vienna Wane his »tun: But Isbell at day, subject to all the honors el the stem. (" Km,"
undertake to defend kiss. After all the that we. and a laugh.) Gleetleowe may laugh, but I mat to ksow
set lagonblit:ma
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laid_ Jeetwitheteedlieg leading ankles is sewepapen, (Han beer.) I mealy neellemedi the anew
bubla sot be Otto hod. (laedithein him stases to now the dillinities •eie have •to suseued
Weser the been.) Bat an tartan MIS* that with, and the magnitude of the sedelleklag epee Milk vas
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Mar members of the cabinet had no Libation of ((Ironed elmere) As I have nil taitrik I hove so sea-
Makiag peace, and, is 'the sapodilla' to Sebastopol Aden in the sable lord at the heed of the gememeos
las undertakes is debasers to the clamour of the with raped to this net unmasking. Partiamest is
onany sad the.isms of were _ sesMed about to separate, I pregame, only seta November, at the
of which we may live so regret the , I think that furthest, and Mor three months the modem et shh we,
woes acme
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the
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I (Hoar, hear.) 11 west to know who it was is the one would wish to be hit for a government WIMM sudsy
ir
t that instructed the jeemials is • particular anti mak critical eiresetness was to aniaister the
. k the noble lord hewn he was said to its is notes of affairs of this sentry. It my be that the ante lord
a mina itobitioe. (Boar,fitear.) Who was it thane's*. the member for Timm does not shriek ems theyelley he
anted to the Timm the sown that the eon Wed emillillor is pureeing, bet beer is and, that it is tat
hers of the .cabiliair in favour of pomp P Who the policy of Lord Anneal, Of the sight bee. mode-
Ira it that prompted articles whin Women has toe Hatible, for Onset Daitareity, he Wile -of a
ham day to day for the wpm of making the errantry the noble lord the member ler Leslie. It is waft pelloy
believe that the noWedded was in favour of pram t Moor, of say of these statesmen probably set that or nosy mhos-
ban.) I think there wee nanny sonwinee; I platto ' men who sit =Abet is the policy of the noble lord
abet bet this I say,-that it-is, to be scented beyen at the hied of the goverment den, wh• will alle lime
every . is Ow public lthe oc the noble bed snips hie mein saying so, for he does net ehriak.feen hiOyisliegC Na
gang in the war,Un'fiseseire bbck tent•Titteek Without' seems to me to be insensible to the fact thet Ake deeds as
hoeing effected a peaceful sellable—that he did at stand PthliTill round iheithrinii of Me lomeele, I be.
epee his on eemission, ipenting kr the semen a Ito know that his policy is the. deem of din* Is
temporary GIMMOM and _ ,Mening up nen within 91101itimrads, carrying deniellea is the benlea VI Nag-
the .next. three monis, will obanoter higher than land, sad sorrow to milliosestlemirreray romilme•
ever, 'sad will as inseion oe the part of 'this never no that which Om le gay Tlitaidf.,Aiehallthl-,
lona sad of theentany kliejedgMeet, ali 11*11113 as the able ghastly pro:nein , to
put oral the intelligent alms ia• this esuatry. (Cheers which, every day Nen &abet are ista.7l'ne'
below Magog way.) I Italinenothoes thsteffill Si Tills I them' thiVl. I 1/0111"; .11PFM/88P6.4! ,th..IIN."d ""ir
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o tan there is mitblegthet so eabMy bade • number Du Lear lIYMIS, hi se Kis direst from Kr.
of Inn, to the hadershipol.ma moo as shot certainty Reeinek's neoletioa, took a thouratge view of •oer me
Mak In all matters of hollownfidor *at w win haver be .
_Captain Gladstone, Mr. IL Ellin; hod Sir 4.
senteeed tljakiiii: 16......eunistisa 0 bin under- 0 . man the resolution: Yr. Masts, sad . Leto 1.
MOW , hear.) Bit, fir, the sable len has bees sea spike in its Awn
she AIM Iy, not fa the sehompolie end en et .B. it BRBRIT urged that. *tor the acenatiels
4orets
athl,Bolfi-the bat bees the violin nomad nada leen had ben brought *dust lb% kw goversioner two
(user, heerl That noble Wed bind Winielheing Is de abetaidurfledly diddle whielleiLbsese
3sstases la his sneak and I ash= that ksymperhieed lose, whisk fain. , Igo. , le
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"the ezpression les Been "Miml:' tOilise of " Hear yin tan the policy ef Asp Crime: itti't oa ..
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il should like hp knee wile sea the to defied[ practical wer,somea by whit% It bed Deis earnak
or s"iblee sub., rains SNOW* of the gotennest I out. Bellealig. its tis em thecitelebe sas Witted to sJ
law 1000 'visa his, lei when they bidd tbet , &dui 1;40% of /day a sat guilty, be doleeed his ile•