The Express.
London, England, 1852-02-24 00:00:00

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Mr. Henley—Board of Trade.
Mr. Disraell—Masellor of. the Exchequer. Earl of Malinesury—Foreigs Secretary.
Lord Jocelyn—Sbecretary to the Board of Control.
G. A.HamEton and Forbes Mackenxie—Secretariee
to the Treasury.
Sir Frederici Thesiger—Atierney-OeneraL
Sir Fitxr•y Kelly--Soliciter-General.
Mr. Napier—Attorney-Ousel for Ireland.
Between the present day ad Friday the liberal
party will have ample leisure to discos the plans it
will be wisest for them to pane& The tof the
whip clears away many asks and
whether to impose still greaseless upon um sessains
yet to be seen. But the roaesla pant clear.
A week ago, the liberal IMO to hesitate
and object, and almost ask me he dm step the
ought to take. They were stead • aim Bill
that was, in truth, vastly lilae a elms, awl were by
no means unanimous in the plans. to be *Wowed
fat its amendment. On its iniseigit—or
relestieo—they were, however, de sad
were in the very act of sesmidiks their
bees far the fray, when Lord Rummmeow saved
them all further trouble in that aration by
tripping up the ministry. This, we repeat, has
cleared the way. Of the whip thy lead
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doubts—about do Wass they can oohs se
In place of hennaing allies by their eldim they new
find open foes in front ; and to men ltemt ern win-
ning in fair contest that whisk is hair ngbt, the
latter is, at least in some raps*, the preferable
emillion. By his downfall, Lad Runt Hamm
won aersay fail to pie some widow. He is not a
men kmpable of billlsties ky events, sad ape-
time of this Let mileledd OMB can memoir be
lot ups Wm. He mast wow see how his
Ape mesimmed his plias% and must feel that
*4 at eats was masambeeed mot by ems bet by so
many Joie diet it meek beams aot only awe
but amid Maid his the. ever seek
sem Isr -alai • maids he must umber the
lemma of IWO; emd.it pride, to lie alibeselamest
take to his memedis son i whomlimp mils= of
the people have semildeeme. MUSS Whams meal be
known to involve the ihn recognition_ of maw
principles. But this belongs to the ili•mo Tot Is
return to the present.
With rampant keying in front the liberals will
bow how to act. To free trade Lord Joao repeats his
Minks ; by the test of free-trade the liberals most
bastes to try the new Palms Mumma. And not
by free-trade alone i—for that necessity dour national
=ty can only be permanently assured by
g the people's party more power/el la the
Home et CCOMMOML An extension of the siege
is needed to reader a bread-tax sod
that catemies tact be demanded as am
and with dmisiom Of course, a Wry obi*, ray
float at the adios s he may pooh-posh alas ea he
may hmes—_ pretestionist ea he is--with the polka
of ftee-kade. But by extorting his gbh= MI thee
subjects, we shall be better Ale M deal with him
and his party hereafter, sod be wilt be Ism eke to
send hie &Hewers to the busting. with a lithe my.
When Lord DEM has mdosa out fulll/4inspnwern
know whether when they vets far hie they tar
dear or Ile sheep beads feefres sr far im
&why s fbrpalmetto rim or for stagnant re-
baseelety for impromment—or
elerekadon of the good we have,—bat
=ZTo dud still is to be in danger,—to mods
. Weemst have increased political freedom'
p band in hand with growing political intelligebn
sad this cm be mimed alone by a wise and li
kasha el the papaw eismeist into the Home of
011.111•1111. lierspise, amity misgivings, and ell
sem lbdiria. mot be forgotten, and the
SOMME eager now menacing
aft ustrallyeaderthestirring
Weems of a sense of duty, and he ready to act
ore sae phalanx .}teat the 40•111011 0.61117. A die-
" Adieu ef parliament may be mum a immediately.
If Lord DUST can soda sending the
sambas at ISM to their he will do so
for hesitations Whoa stem in the mu of the whoa'
to whisk be bebop The pesoswill dm be appealed
to. With them Moralism will rest bite long the
amides ef the Insides is dimple. They must be the
whim sward the esuatry will be
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saw
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they give the
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theldheshi hays east and idisaga in the Channel—
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