The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-17 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1855.

ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM
MEETING AT NORWICH.

(Fran a Sada Edition it the Norwich Mercury.)
TM preliminary mooting Winn** evening tea,
perhaps, and entitled to be dasidered a purely middle
dess monemout than almost say we remember. It vise
distisplstesd for the high respectability of the stetson of
both poetise who attended (and the floor of tbe Lettere-hall
was so overflowing that the eater= were oblige d to occupy
the galley, idea) and for a very large number of these
These duateeeness beams sad streog then the cede
they espouse. That the goodies was supported epos in
sae merits was menet by the numbers of eitimai who
generally melanin emanative priseiples, seising sad
easidieg by their nigeidesses with liberal*, is the mashie
mews depart aka veselaiisee, while we saw many others
resat who are rarely known to take may pert fa
public
meeten. Nse was the sutra enemies of the meeting to
the addressee .1 the deputation ead their oft-repeated
aprehealea *amassed in violent clamour, but in the
tons of desideeste yet iesply.impresetd eitizear, ea
inparteat thitiaday of their views and opinions. It
was does that they had determined to show that theirs
shield he no half support, but that first undentankag the
apes sad the mesas, they would throw said* pasty views
fee the pain geed ; that their sympathy was as strongly
nated es their daddies" were confirmed, sad that as
men The mesa to p straightforward to their object, they
weld sat pews until it was attained.
Mr. Wand M.P., who had colas down en purpose, was
wedely reedy:l en interim, the ball, sad Mr. W. S. Lind-
e*. M.P., red Mr. Tenses M'Ciallash, the deputation,
were eardially weleemed when they cetera with the Mayor,
who took the 'hair sad latrednied them.
Mr. LINDILLT nee. sad was received with loud *eon.
He said—l have bat to say that lam quite suespeetedly
pelmet bed this evening, for though I lave taken as
seine part fa this mevemeat a administrative reform in
Linden es • seersheet a that sky, yet at the same time
I had a desire et Walks a leads, the metropolis for
say ether pied he the pavan of deplaning the views of
thee easesiadea, prandog rather that the task generally
shoal be left la the heads of gentlemen in these toad
is which the movenssat melt plass. Therefore, Instead of
beim bee this evening, I may say I should have preferred
thee rime gentieesen essaested with the importaat eity of
Nerwisa, Wadi of myself, should have laid before you
the bebop and *aka a themselves on this the great
punka ef the day. Still es my name has appeared in the
plena tilling the meal, end as you upend me here,
sad as I feel the posted 'Merest in the question. I take
groat pitmen in apperiag before yes. (Hear, hear.) In
mks that yea may properly sad folly understand, I shall
ask yea to bear with me kr a short time. What is the m-
end mite el matters ? We had been espied for twelve
maths in • great war with a powerful nation. We have
sawed as all wafter who go to war. War is en evil, and
=dada dawn sad perils, sad, therefore, we cannot a:-
pest thelneettees mead deemed se they did duties a period
a pease. We must upset, for instance, to be heavily
tamed awry en the veer, ad the people of this enetry,
eentioderfeg the eaten sad power of the enemy with wham
we bed to asps, sad the danger of slowing farther power
to that enemy—l say the peeple of this lad have not
grudged the assemary supplies to any en the outset as
it ought to be mend en. Bet lea, we feel this, that we
ought to have NM pereatee that the money voted be pro.
poly 'spaded, bemuse if sight isilliens well =pada
weld ge as fare tea Wilkins, we should be able to me that
the Maned dtwe millions Unwed, and not mated. But
what is deny the elate of matters ? Have we dadested
this wee hitherto as mesa of bushiest would eroded their
owe soden= ea spa any system ? (Her, hear.) I lad,
wheedle I ge—l Sad everywhere, through the length sad
breadth a the land—the *Won prevails that then is no
system. (Hear, *a) When I first entered the House of
Commas I felt us inekeadea to enter epee or wears
myself with ay postiews bat those of a maritime nature,
sad these I vim intimately acquainted with. But I soca
kit that it wee nageseibie to refrain from giving my meat
sommet amnia to the great question of the day. I saw
area the bed sad the noblest armies leaving these shores
for the seat a war, full a spirit, of valour, sad of heart. I
saw the oak army despatched, first to the neighbourhood
of Coastaetinaple, *eats Tana, then to the sickly region of
the Debredselta- I sale that whole army deematsind mesas the
BM* Sea to the shires el the Crimea, sal time balk*
I saw that able army, with all the indomitibk lennip
and energy of the British soldier, =ousting the Webb of
Ales. and by their bravery and courage drive the toe like
a sided bases them. Bet I also noticed while lith was
pig forererd, sad these noble soldiers were doing these
greet *kg; that at home nothing was being de* to feed
thous, to sloths them, or to protect them frost the weather.
It snook me es a Ida of busies', that surely seed plan of
operation kr the eampsiga must he laid dews. I thought
I saw that a plea hod bees adopted. I presumed, that
aftse the heads if the Alma. Sebastopol lay open to our
deadens sass, but it appears the system followed did not
spew a manifest advantage to be taken. The object ap-
peered to be, that the army should p to the outward, and
to the eastward they west, and then took up queen on
the "oath. Bat ay astonishment was great when I ob-
served that this seams mos lam without sanely of sever.
ItilloNlS itwr. dad Ghost without feed. (Hear.)
'oo as length easepled the heaver of 'Malays, but the
storm, when disembarked, lay on the shore without order—
imaged, a podestibees appeased to prevail. The camp was
on the height, ea what tamed then t That although
within sin miles a lams suggliesel hod, the troops aeon
bops to Me kr wont.
_gleam) At this due I was *keg
egad weleber in the Hawes of Commons. I need not tell
pa el what I read. I reed, as others reed, a =scary of
these ilkestem with Ai* we are all well sequoia*, till I
fogad the loam neaps hem my eye. I *sag* of the
a boom albs Idiom. Quaker were asked
and as .sew =doe sad the aka of Aspetuests
attempted le slat tb• Pau el use epee maker. (Rear.)
The desk ef this erwhleybeet set beenaggendly ; limy had
voted -mosey, all that baliesea eased". IP army; yet these
rate eel.= bed been left to die sine= hem she went of
the souriasin ft main ezislisis. And am
aka Ikea Mem di., weenlypefeeenepliesthemes
emetillielesy memos. primp a sank, prams ems •
ensee. Maw, bear.) I set, I tell pe, in that SOWS of
Comma; amd kit be* emusseeet. wad at
imp* I sell apeallSbill lb. Pee bed salved when •
men edema peat Ibsen be made aphid Pees iambus,
ptomain.. Mar, beau) la senjwielien, tbeeedue,
with • one bay el palleasee who Punks as I did en
this* malsos, I dranniaa that wrwarialog amid be
dens, II met le remedy what we pest, at lent to pen=
sirs* I s the pike Norden We eau !mad,
eandiesft Milleaties awed tbumehts
'pia Gabbles leselber. bead Pat wears meld
be dene ad a pewee ha teen email ea of dem, by
Pi* atea telPt be waled osil kad together le
pal mama. As nneekalle at the an Inada,their we
ease lietimaimid that Pi ant abseil sea matinee. I
=Mel together my Moat. ea showed them the slate of
Pin.. sad the neownity el the nation. lee - that
err property Is la laMiesi recoiled tee, that It the
washed madliks is suffered to p es, ear
homes are la Jeep* siee. I felt, as a meekest. ad
a ass it hake% that Bread as a somfteesiel aim
was fort alpha • say from that ldeli pada the
bad se leeguseSpleyk and that this weary was is
drove of a eueed-rate state. Far, rendleet,
there ere any to tear us down. There ere many
ether mime seedy adwillies, whew they Can. " bl"Vb
sad eager es ei—(hear)—and I know dm when ems is
smutty fells fns the patina it bas so beg bad,* must
prod a easimky ef a very men= einnellint for sk a us.
=bear.) I observed to the imam* with whom I
to am, emit set alemelleary_tlia, age we as a
alma had bees alb to meet Of asaibieed esmgektisa of
the whehe weild. mid Is any la lbe peels= anterplese
the reggliaraiswth Mal le Wed Mu beet men for all
pa wllludwat alledie maw sad eddy
as the wee is a ifteneeellal d miemiters rp earry
m
Let as lea at than Ob. elem. Take *be teener=
service, Sae lOSSMOok Why, la Me setablieleseat beams
by myself Amiletriare Ide • Weer sant beams
Yen the libido of *at tramped wise of the peseameat
cll.. (Beer, hear.) My banes ts map dem,
den en • peeper tromp add with Treltiet
Pee One my imam this wry day before ems
tiro* as him awl a half la my canting* la **
bane Ila kr Nerwish. (Bear.) Shedd set
the managed essilait the beige . of the natter equally
wells that el • pleas ledlakeel t (Hear, hear) I say,
taw, we neeabsent aims proud 'Oast the preemie
auladulahneallien a She alai lama of the country. We
ant Um, la last, aduisisathe tam. (npplasee )
lat what Is the neme all the &pees we have W-
eaned. I as mesa tell you : it is beams the right man
is at pat is the right place. (Han) Da whilel say this,
do pa think I wisi, by say remedy shot a: prepossel,
te make a war between ten game a Certainly
set. Net do I say, that when I look at sad lad
than !Weil composed a the members a tie or three
(last Imam. shwa wish, bemuse it is ts, that they
should be tholoisL What I west, I say, fa the den ma
iligetassalke Ow. While Imy teat e eel* net to he
%tete aritteeney of wealth aul pal% I whit
se a mmo the stales st this eoastry ahead be sit
dated Wshe arisseermy of raise, of energy, end a
as,ll,l"re 9,0••••• (Apekess.) If our meatMOM
NMI thott of of tubes and et owliql le
11 Maee
:a Piefteftesii
iNnai bye ••
tavanibewsult
111
• lie " Ova non that es laseyen rd..

iyaunshes able to were, you may held your phew, but it
Tell do eat why then we will cut you has or. (Hear.)
Lord Parson km sada tut observation that he weld
astebtahrthe 'mien of MU of Wisest to wept atlas I.
the geounnent. The truth, hswevar, was, that lend
Palmation eseld sot set win et heehaw habits to contest
to be owalliwel up is his or say ether adninistratire.
Lad l'abssenon had said hel bad offend ohs, to Mr.
Leis; be bad Wood to oth happsa
loss oh ms rant Ibis bora. New
Lordl Passorstoo.l
a oath she the Cloth bad instsllth his so prim.
Wiles. tooth Mr. lidOl a plan I. the prim
meat,
moth bat the oar was semi a moss, that Mr. Laing
anal not asont it. Mr. Lying spied to take oar, if he
the elbral a peat he eould fill. mesh es the Under Seen.
unship of the Colrain, or VlosiPssoldont of the Board of
Trade. If this had been offend lies be was ready to twigs
his olisinsaaship of the Brighton Hallway at was this
dons ? No! the post offered NIL Laing was Clerk to the
Basal of Onassis. As Mr. Laing sharned, what did he
keen shout month, sad so he also& le Pia the admini-
stration. A nth* paned, Mr. Übe was thsa earth
the Vier Prasidaaey the
oard of Toole hot shot
what hail misomod. would say mesa ad tothit spirit
have takes ethos ? (" No.") As • tams el allow
ms:to soy this. Many insodseau sad mem asmostod
with maistary Wain or sommorn, who en ha the noel,
of With pr wash wooll be ormakkmaldis knee by asi
mph, a
we a niniasy. with the of 6,1101. But
the sun woo wens, whoa a to ass as ethos, •
foo Woo. to o ',ANN fimlY a
salary el IMO is soothed. BO 551 e were ma-
tins, it may he said, that mouth and Si sway son is
nowise elks beside, that of =may. A wan may as
though I maks a largo posnabry soldiss by taking as
yet if I tea do good by so defog.
I an ready. Thin are
may sea of theism, who would me that. 011ee suit
be made worth ssispases emeleer. Proper moth weal
say—if you give an aim. I mast be s his asset, M I
Ind rases nommoya ,nom M eilrwed so asks the ashes.
asks. Further, a msa maiem,i6you must sot oblige me
towels the Wesel* el sad awroption. (Haar,
hoar.) To his knowledge won taw sea toady to
take lain is nob pilosiphi, she mated by poodary
&aim bat wady to make nonalosy smiths, far the fop
therein. of that they onsilsrod to he the pal of dish
(Appinass.) If, thiashos, a minshost of the
Sry Looks is ass only NOM to gin up NA=
awn fir 1.11110.. baths to submit to have ama
throws over his new sod gobs. kis an iamb sailed to
the writhe In sibs Ms to lithe othes. HOS plots
WM, are reedy se say to ova d hosim, yin an
hos to mote them ashram yes think meaessey, they will
not had seek poison sambas or willies to take or
to soapy path la gonsonsist. (Hear.) lassohlt
should n bon as whoa is moa byse
ea
rases. I hose
ban already said. that ft same Os sills VMS
la the Ape pima. It sane abs. that we Anti Ilesegebe
as selessinsy of mitt. sad that ea and *M it OD pet to
johblog of di kinds. How ore we toast I ley it Ml=
the emsdatioa I avarebsod, that shady other
dollar ishismita will be Iswnaed k Miss all Issingto
sod dolor sodithess id! he EI le Ihm, wo have
Looks. nal shall, I psis boo
goes wrong, el the Laths=
sissokllMiligmotini they will dm as, sad whom owl "pest
job" is elbstsd. they will prowl @plait it. The awry
amosktioth seal de the awn, sad they nut pt gait so-
lo anspin the views ,(the essillismadea.
Zl Nit plum i Monad, a grist dial will bo othead.
Bat mask is bobs Wasted sheerly. The moment is
=egovsrussat rosin to manses of which they
would mem have dreamt. But farther
alba will 1161 We shall nom main Onoßossilla a
=males
t saispod of Greys sad
elbsosals. they apposed to be d 44
hausils. oad Gaissalklms. We toast also leak lower
this Si Mahal aims. sad on that the sobsolimas pions
ire not onsthol by themaim thdrhstrisids W Greys,
ties Romalls. sal Se OnoomMshis. Ohio, bissol Prow
non me he dans. dad whither • nth Wog ales be the
son ids aelliesell et the No of • parent, he must be the
right sea hr Ids *at. (Hoe, hear.) Now, what sa
shot will this have on the soma of to dos what
is OM this have as the junior dsda if t
Aloe. Thou is me ablaut Ow mortise pow dim,
fir imam unseal is them boa the ma Ishadass
*sir duty. We my that this dial not be, but
Nat dm Juba dirk. winner s is, who skews himself
mat sontoithith shall ill the plan. That will gin a just
stimulus to to alas, Nth tethe pon panful a
ednedisa width b mow awrowNsig swop our Wpm and
heath* of Os bed. A young ins thisighas to mew a
in=elks will the. bon some objet holm. sad
1 to sake linsalf ranter of the salissts of kb
booboo non diskiablo. This loads as to the gnat
passim of psalms. it the civil servio. lam sus
who thinks we abash' strike at the root of the evil, sad
abolish tin satsuma d tho aril sinks, which is a great
noisome to membon of porlianisth. We have bees told
epeeeMelle lea Wee without pinup, sad I can
nd thilthash • govonmont as the present, or the
WI. Ld. end hove bond, it wog itillsult to live without
peonage, s.d dad widest maths, to support them.
Int wedilwt that the gothomint whisk canon exist
without paissargo, oat the Tight of giving away appoint-
ments, k not ft , mad ought not to exist at all.
Thin me 11.911. of poets is this sowitry, sad 660
ambits sainsmad to. the Hare of GOMM& Now, who
Month them 4110 bed ? Theo who haws rhea above the
II maths bp their own teibelaq sad ability. I do sot
mess la ay It is so, but sheall ha so—Osughter)—
sad am of the oldest, id this assodatio• is to bring
shoat sal a gals of things as nearer 4 as preeible.
Whc eight the posoassal to het We will my the
Hansa el Cathoome is Molded into two
111 an is* stile. Wks ought, then, to be the 16 sew
ding tho UMW loathes t Those who by their ability
oil thimelim. this hue of pupas, sad *dr pains,
lave rhos Aso Si CM am balangod to their side.
U this with* onso. do pm moo to say that then 16 eta
gawks the sirtesswit fe a doentary el ths
coot get as taTrlasury,
this wbboatpport
wtlpm
this plats, ? priest slot, of
dap ~swiss sad absurd. The nom nest it to
polo we Ow who pawn the naldsoos of the House
of Ihmooss sad the pods of England, sad that is the
ady tan mil mei gonronisat we alight to have. hi
eseestoirre sa whisk I might speak to you, but I shall
bo ND mob et pee time. (No, se.) I wise
to Maw era eleellelallee rwe hays followed is Le
he it your views no like ours, and I think they ore, the;
as the views of sand sad sensible min, who love their
eittaby, and pal mum follow all our exertions. I wish
mkt hem yemosbiss late committees, and aid the
manintlea to any out administrative ream,
ether we all hal is so onsmary. I fool this reform very
Wllwory, and I de ass spook to yin so a political settler,
hat aa piths nth thrifts to shot a geed 'spookily re •
lOW. I spook to you with salsnotheOlio we an in a
mg Balkh piths. If we boos a late leanest, hal high,
Ms we dill Pas es. we shall lad groat histronss, sad
=do people will be disonsotod—sai Non if we
to have a boil genrussat, why, God help us.
(am, bass.) Thou, laded, a tin may eosin when the
eventey wit regain nee el nerve awl essay
t to guide this
eseelsy theeegit the method sass armada ha ma t y ado
beer) I wish pa a pal& mon who love your
)—and hoe ywme esimesi. to my that the
elealsy retain a high polies mop the asthma of
ths earth I wish yea to later yaw sigma roma Naha
these soils that monk—to say we will bows the eight was
Its the dill plea—sea who will MI eke graiennosst he-
soft used bnpordithy that yea will vie up sad soy loudly
wad haft, losbod, Bagland shall be basil spin.
(land ikon.)
Oman druntornmo, Esq., mend this raohnirs :
" Tim meting la deaplesesesed at the mismanage-
meth of Si war. whisk Ins hash! suffering sad
loon spa the ow, sal wpm the satinet chi-
raster, and is Of *rem that the theompstonoy of the pub-
lio istabilshments is owl* attributable to the system by
labia apvidsionalson to a Imp *neat to/dated, and
whisk samthon othdoesa to party sad family 11411111101114
mid this issethi. without withal to azdads the
arinsorado doom hos ea politics is the publis myths
to whisk Asir Ideas sad patriotism say entitle them, as-
sert that molt Is the salt =le by which appointiosat to
paths slims thrall be
C. & OILMAN, 1114.. esesalth the resolution.
Mr. Wammms wood a hearty sosearrons is dhe
object kr whisk Si meth( bad boss tolled, sad mid. had
it boas maned he pony purposes, or for pitied Si
wo/him drams dews. Is order to get the middle deism
Into power, he woad not have Ishisd is gins, is his sop-
poet. He woe hopy to midis slim of potionin ea both
oldie of polities, ma lisped that the niuspie that mat-
ing would be Mewed is every Owe *Ameba* the king-
dom. Kr. Warner was heartily winded by the soda,.
The inolation on than put soil amid ossithionely.
Mr. W. T. M.Cuzsasn, who es noshed wish great
aside& after isms ithrsdostsey abanatiso• said : We
disslsin Om* that too are inasoassis—Giess, hear)—we
we vesperal to resist hanatiss. Ws no bon to restore
the km bathes et the sonstitatiso—(hosr)—ire ate him to
Inv diatom is foams/ times, whoa the sessehy stamped
to nontsp its pros a, it was repelled sad rands th br the
andslowl might of the osidller awl the oaths= sl Mar
M• whoa say sins hi this hod is heal to bigot
illiebt so
Its great duty te hgssglwd so moth as to missapt
to sainash apes as, the sonstons, we ars as ready as
ono tionathers wire sseassbe sp, is say, " Thu far thin
dolt I% but me lodise I be.. ,boll tbv proud wane of
sowandinteat be stopeil." (Applamis.) What do we nen
by ps govuesiist t I take it for *maw saki,
sal w bto inolyds. it may be mid. that we
are go myths merthishod is Mk whisk put
an sail too
the bospodble pow of Ms moon by a *nag
'Sot el the esistestry sal Olaatabalty unitised. (Hoar.
hear.) We went lois ganonship than, sal I put it to say
sea of beim who km nor Wes la partasaship, modes has
hood a lipoid= on the port el ens 4 h= ilito
swoosh nil 000rroath, whether he has not il
beton he that to law with ? Who that haws whog
is to go toes ea equity nth will aet adobe the fortannows
sad the whim of a people who beileee Us, sets they
go into a politisal suit be equity, sash es that Whisk apron
to be now before us ? (Hon, hon.) lot if we be worthy
of the awns of a smith. if sea ef Nielsen, we suet
fa soltddlons, show to than to whom we are per-
fectly wake to give point equality of power, that
we will at they this whin they skin absolute new
sassy—se, sot for so baton ! (Ghosts.) Within
ousostary aml a half, a disposition' to saireash ea the
ts idththr asnalspon has boss oho. thews by eke
doom. It is about a Notary ciao a mar,
iI the to w. no up is the load and said, " I for an will
staid no lope There was • family party—it h mans.
assany to rseltalbs amom—whip 'veined Ragland this

wituat mated no without responsibility ; bee then me •
nut with jest 11101. a year to live upon and • **sates of
' hors% but who, **duns to this, had a beers Ueda his
bows and a and ?epos his *maim of so mama hied.
I mesa the first William Pitt, who began the agitation
whim see* is the overthrow of the atialltne of eligasehe of
that day, ant never ceased till he had elevated the lean
amedard of ona. achieved new unease' ia her
lobaM eel madekis himsetrylf a Laker of etas ia the aosatry's
acme MI be the matey's good. He toll as ethers kng
fallsk god to others perhaps may be deaths* to fall; but I
still lives, sad his *sample Mall never
ligt as thin is a free people gamble al
by its light, aril of Mt stirred up by
Nat mind power which say sueossafell sakievement,
on** ea right, always affords. (Applause.) What
him we balm as sow ? My boa. hind, your member,
was
said some beta tbier of
(M the pretest governess%
nia sad
bee. Me* on ny ht r. Lindsay) has elaly
mid pa a peat nosy triage, which I an net papered as
apnea M dispate. Perhaps I may be penes* to
Mate sealbee Use of argues* I shall say snide(
hard of es individeal. Suppose sow I undone* be
aretwa..learceepteess as yea Mitt think it te set
as seined for the NIPS* on this **mica, (laughter.)
I as bowies *e imbuement et Ls* Painerstea—
*sasses his abilities may be, and Ism set Isere to declaim
aselest them—in milenaking the gmereseset, with the
'matey in distress, mid the people ia mewed* Whoa
we meet thus to ealleavoar to mated* mad aims the
metronome, I can, *the* devilries fees the ninepin
I stead ken to sanest% admit be arguateat'e sake, that
for selfish lamest* it bed bees bassi be his to have *un-
named mond his, had ha bees skis to ale ge, men of the
best talent, end from all alums of the semmenity. Bet
the evil we impish of is this}-that it is set is the power
of say nun, ens if he were se disposed, to break_ sp
a system so emplaned together as that la whisk Lord
Pahnentom has *fortunately esquisesed, sad of whisk hal
has begun the chief and the abeesism. We units the I
erten ; we care hid, for the sea or she ma, nil 1411
show you, if you give me your aft nth* Os • few wissulgo,
that, whether 1 appeal to my has. Ma* sear me wise
agrees in political statiments generally with myegil4 at
whether I appeal te the *biassed and unfettered judgment
of
those gesien who ars called euserratives, red who
genrally differ hen me on political matters, whether
the binary of the fur governments which Mee in turn
bald elks for the last fifteen yean, has sot is this raped
been sbeeteable with the sane fault, and stabled with the
same blot—an unjust sad undue pretenses of Mee Seth
and rank. (Applause.) A. yea will all mingsbm be
Hebert Peel arm isle pawn in Del at the Med alt
what wm SIM as inesietible majority, aid formal
what wee beseddly Mier* to be the strangest
meat stir aseele ltol. Bet who me tee et trwasta
whom Bir Hebert Feel head it neessoary—carets es be
lean(
thitapeein=r of the system im whisk be
eaten place in his tablas*? Be
°thee thee his Gam the pesamat Doke of
(Levallier.) Now, I will any Mend of BA=
ma wise galls himself egeservative of Malmo" demo
would be reseamend • meservatin sine MAW 'Mks
is* elm temerrew to is abbot Ids page 1M
li Dube of esideabes A%. se) ell est re Set
the gapdalimiet wee imperially se male see Igoe
hem sal; I will set Maguire into mitt*, lepeod the
same slafteent of the ilsolo aid It h 'meat kr se for ere
yea this the sem system has bees meld oat abon_ir
every *samaragoverment. Lord J. Bums" me NOM
so pewee .ia 1846- His piny wen is • Magebp la tbe
Been of Gammas, sad ii a saimoity la the Beam* IMM; I
sad Moo 'MUNN is Mile you weak sae•• num bel meal
os elmeadm bank by eammeMra tk bus Main
cask aneedblik Batlike Mr H. Peel, Ls* J. tteerigasl
'istil* is eissalseely is the sat of sehlesialie
that it wee Steely impemibie he l*a—oeSposba hi man
nest's sake *atlas Om will—es hole ierig bawd
as merit eke% Is his rabbet wee Wed* the meet
met* the Itseinis of Olearleged% sad I will ask my ma
if Lord J. Emelt Ina named to power, would you re-
astmeseed Mat Lad Cleariesede shoal& be restored to his
kenos pins is *e 'abbot ? (Mee% Mu.) Ii 111114111 f. I
isa Ilse ma ablest whisk wee Isinsel, we net pan from,
tic midge le the lodes. Lied Derby was ailed to power,
gad I well ronientber the hewed *deb was felt at the
thee—foe I bud *es the hamar of hued a snake of that
amiably, whisk my boa. bleed bee of so cheaply,
bat he whisk I amiss, notwithalseding. I ban a meek
weoesas ad delis to re-satir--(appisen)—as to the ap-
pointments be nig* make. Well, who did Lord Derby
make First Lord el the Admiralty ? His geese the Duke
et
Neethmtberlead, sad I ask say man who haa reed tit°
disimares before what is gelled the " Stafford Clemnittes,'
mail her laid Darby, if be ewe gas beak to
poem is pet the Debe of Nertinuabarbed @pia la the
ere aides ? (Lagalitse) At the cad of the same year
Leal Aberdeen au SAM to power.
A Votca—He was ea keen man (Laughter.)
Mr. M'an.Leua—l ea not sow dealing with the rgage-
Ma of hi Sammy. bet with a simple historical fan. I
am eaten to ohms, for, as I said at the outset, Ide net
whit to spelt badly of anibody, If I as help it. Lived
Abgebeekulag " drifted ' into cies—the please is net
sty .war-aid baying " drifted " with the country ea kis
beak isle war--having tx deal with nut Sault ealgeseiss
—having been eampolled by the form of peke) opinion to
to mate • sew owes, milled the Ministry of War, had to
*ogee the wet empeteat ma to fill it. I bet your
he hod to choose a " gnat " raga to fill
it—
i very hard, in these critical times, to
send akar, and I nest appeal to you is-
delamin (Laughter, sad " Hear, bear.") Well, Lord
Abegilega bad to fill, at all sweats, the Mialstry at War, *ad
be pies* la it a noblemen of Mora I am as disiselined as
mei* le seek harshly ; first, beans I think whet a
ma is dam is is a cowardly thing to strike him—(tmar,
heel)--sad es* beano I think great hisses, is morally
EOM at mike. a ma who is made a Jon* of to save
the test of Me sew. e. Hen, hear " and lansittor.) But,
hat I an at liberty, without the least
holing, to seas the Duke of Newcastle in to
pees* erguasat--(bear, hen)—with the view of milba
to your reedisetioa the feet, that after a few sionebs
he wu obliged to Menke his °Mos is despair; gad
I do sot 'mom that even Lord Aberdeta—if in the it
matable will of heaven he should ever get ha* to
Mus=sbten—would Wine so great ainjury spas
eit Duke of Newmetle, as to plain ham agate
la a w*sti for which he aortaialy was sot qualified.
Appiaese) Now he we have three duke and owe
martpdeosi reatbiag to credit on the other aide ; and I
oak, wiliest lareveay ma in this room, whatever his poll-
en* Minims may be, whether he will stead up, attar I have
dens semi say that be believes say au of these liar ladi*
dads would have bees appointed to Ake, if be had ass bees
a duke se a naives? (No, ao.) If shoe mg Nosh
mode out ; sad wh. a yea have an administration
as all the Mite, a* nateginated by any of the ..amiss
forth by the hes admiellMetken Mae Seery I has Way
nanatel--Men re breathe sesset adsiaistrolisa sun
mobativMs umpired that any whisk has exited saes
the linelathe of 181/. while ma of asergy, while men of
sank% Mlle gese of What, are as mush excluded from
power es Seep tray had the taint of negro blood in their
veiny *ea I have • right to say to you, " This is into-
Isositis ; we tea stand it no loom as free sad oilitirespest-
log 'ESL sad m tax-paying *hiss we amulet *on it."
(Aeginees.) As styles. Irk* has said, there hes been no
enatereriag against bras or taxes for the war, no matter
bow her they have Mae; and Imm not surprised at it,
Memo misabledly the mike opinion of the country
hes* the ham ginerameat into the war. The war is a
wide queen, mad fez tee hose a subject for me to enter
apes ten; bat let me ISM as mace to that period to
whisk I ham keel* aileurted to-sight, with reference to
had
eleturilie of tamales sad loses. Our forefathers
themeakee the untie, under the onatituties, of
the ordateemey of the bed; and their sucessors the
middle dense of the ainneenth century, have so far out-
grows the mann of that time, that it makes you stare
whoa yes leek at the tans and loans of the pronnt day,
ad asetran them with what they formerly were. Those
et how time we *You'd sow regard buts a dew-dupes
the Hoes nem la the reign of William 111., the entire
louts raked be a suet massive war in France were lees
than 16,000,0001. over sad above thou which were repaid.
Yet we have hardly thought about the loan which we have
net raised, altholgh we are not sure that it will be the last
that is wasted to 1866 • we have hardly thought, I say.
about this less, although it has equalled is mount
the unpins of taxaties left unpaid in a peeled of
sieves year smoldered then the mist bloody the
country had ever mined. The middle ohms
!MVO skim then ape* the inelligsme sad civilisation of
their anntry—witis 115 lifecetare, he ens, its mosateeturee,
and, above all, ha pees geliglea—thetegime the habitable
globs ; aad are ws Maisieto the same power,wkieb,
is 1688. your forefather% Me dem* • debt 0116,000,05 L
as *mean Pus, weak met lines to he a day ? Wish re.
specs to what has bees bee is the late unhappy campaign,
we grudge sot the wen watlsk bee bees spent, silts 1106
aseewkeh have been made, in oak, and le soil progress, in
varied ways, that I seed net Some but very
meek that atter all this has begs eabesitted to,
we manila met be die le bid ip ewe sad say that
we hue gained as -Nola-' Mersa against a power like
teat of the Iduesavies. People halt *deal thinking,
about this war sad say that we an **:teased in It. I
lase MOM 4semed my lion apes abenstaast before, ad,
tbenisee, lan tree Wipe* semi I male* that no ma,
Me will take the trouble to look at the plaia nannies
Vidit are whisk every cee's grasp, ma say that we are
emematehed is this struggle. We are is a death-wrestle
with depths sad the powers of political darkness, bat
it is net tees, as • statistical matter of fact, that we can
plead k emanation of our failures that we ore over
We have, for the first time for centuries, the
grad gad kash*a: advaatage of alliance with the French
utopias's.) The population of France at the
C1P1.4 11ellees Ma thirty-live sadness sena hundred thounad
sad add, and the population of the United Kinglet,
at the date of the lest seams was twenty-seven mil-
lime soma bemired Sousa* and add—making is the
Male above slaty-three minions. The total population of
Buda, with whom Mae at the present thus we are at war,
is mks slaty seilliona ; go that. fee the asks of argument,
Mee
ma %Mast nea—mmi God habil tint Iselin& do
Me seriously—we eatnunber the kebab& What right,
than, bee on gownsman to say, whoa oiled to mount
he bleadsee, Oh, Buses is NM a esienal power."
(iragghtee.) I. these tines of civilisation. in war se in
evestising Me, we fight with mousy. The average re-
mom of Hanle le not math above 26.000,000/. • year,
vabiletice imeagodevesse of Groat Britain sad bele* is
Kaskseet. ft at, and the average of Frazee is
above 64,000,0004 making In. lbs- whale (or the Mims
111,1180,00 W against the 26.000,0001. of Rues. We have
lbw Ouse UM wealth of Russia, but whoa our unary is

fluted mod sesesdkeff by nlitilleaftensest, we are Laid set
to be akesateatad, as we see overmatched by a
skims power ! (Rear, bear.) Tito number of
sites which compose the aria Si Ruda is
= 2,000,000, sad the purgation. whisk I has
already mentioned, Is scattered over this hamesse opus.
Clempare with this the tamped Utilities* sad improved
skill of the greater population amosnuated ea the cause"
it the United ICiagftm and Flia•011 i sad them tell me U
yea as with a grave face say that we are overmatched by a
sprier power. Overmatched ! Yes, we are overmatelted
by eassiag, overmatched by concentrated fora; over
I am sorry to say, in the field by greater weight of
1 weal, if the accounts be true ; overmatched by superior
affirm ; overrostabed by superior administrative skill is
particular departments—(mar, hear)—but not overmatched
li we made feU use of the basin's which Clod has thrown
hugely amongst us sad mutat our gallant allies—(ap-
plass) ; and I trust we shall yet prove it to the world,
although it will oast us moth to retrieve the terrible ink.
takes of last year. (Applause.) There is one other point
with reaped to the ear which, nukes I wear, you, 1 shall
smears le pat bass you. (" CS on, go co.") It is ma-
dandy sill by MI besouroble friend; who delight in peas
at dl pries—sad though they are seelleat men in other
reaped% las happy to sey that on this point they are is •
minority of flue or five, or perhaps @a—
lit. Lainate—Give them 20.
Mr. liVoLL•tiu—Well, the " peaustall.price" men
are 20, them. It k • stook srgitment with them, and I have
beard it said more than care, by one of their ablest sup-
porters, Mr. Bright—(bear)—that it it preposterous for this
cosatry, with its busy population and high wages, to tbiok
of Denning an army to ffght this colossal power. Do not
forget that word colossal," for it is used instead of argu-
e's' ; it is the death's head and woes hues which is est
up instead of argued. (Laughter.) Do not suppose,
they argue, that we can possibly, at a distance of 3,000
Who, cope with the concentrated power of Russia. Now,
If I wasted to be paradoxical, I would take the other
side, for I eat not (pita sure in my own Wad that I'
Gould sot sustain sad prove that in all practical senses
we are nearer Sebastopol than the Emperor of Russia.
(Hear, hew.) What coustitutes aearnesa ? Do we, who
live in the midst of railways, require to be told that a great
aonatry, ef which the urea le 2,000,000 square miles, and
thrash which there is hardly yet a trace of railways
ea great seals, is to be terapered, as to its powers of
troops sad concentrating them spas a given point,
cad
that constitutes 'military irratiste% with • nation
like our owe, which is unrivalled for Its means of transit ?
With oar navy,whiels is imitated by oar ally an the other
side of the chased, we has an ilailiallia power of transport,
if that power was not wasted, saimaanaged, aid &selected.
I say that this country has the power of supplying its
tress with feed, ammunition, and all that an army weak
over the free sea, where we do not hear a sound, or see a
symptom of as enemy ; and, therefore, it is ridiculous to
tell us, as we has been told for the last twelve months, that
we sans hope to woad against Sebastopol merely be-
cause It is 3,000 miles of, and in the bosom of Ruda. A
great authority in the ministry within the last few boars
mite • statement to whisk I must call your attention for •
=settthe debate of last night epos Lind
'a modes, Lard Lansdowne stated as a rea-
ms whak:t leste
sawdemill sot despair as to the pagans °Eta, war,
that al we bedas army of many amassed ass
—partly by partly by battle, partly Iran other assess
—that PAWS badi 'oat tea Uses as many within the
last few misties—thet the somber of Russian troops who
had folks a 11111rilial sushi not be estimated at less than
247,000 mos. Now, it appears to • plain man like me
on of the vulgar Colirmens, that this is the mod cruillisi
of all adskeisms of the want of energy, want of foresight.
sad weal of eieesstratisa la our executive power. if se
terrible aliases tide his beppesed to a power interior to us
is peptides. Shake to as is its abundances, is its
wealth, and la its power of arnoentratiag its troops, and
we at. sot able to maks any visible sad tangible progress
aided her, and suet bring her to her knees, thou I
ask, what prospect; there is spat the present roam.
that this was will not entail upon us endless socriflen,
latessiseble testis, and a load of tinpayabk debt ? It
Isms le me that this admissioa goes to the root of the
whiffs gaieties of the war, and with it I shall take my
Issueof that perdu of the subject. Oar Meads In
Leaks as amiss is sauna with yea hers in making
year stales pesitimelip lull ha the ahead= of what
is saki adskiseestbre peke.. They seek so sow
dewy of sties; they seeks. ashlegatiss ideas classes te
theses's@ • they seek whet eigsslity ler sea of merit;
they ink to; a share to the gerresnimat atm satatry ; they
ark ao men, but they as determised to take no lees.
(use, bear.) They think such a natter as this is a very
@mks and slum affair, sad they do not feel that they
shrill be ezeurated from blame if they quietly suffered
the gnat beaelts whisk Provident* has accumulated
asesopt us to be wasted sal thrown away. They are set
to submit any )cage, to that sort of excludes,
2 1
eII have before mid, is as complete as though it
were Skase blood. What is there in men of men% is
Sel wore. is rasa of ability, is this country, that they
should be debarred fns all share in the government ? The
ease role is to fors sow whisk prosapted the insokat
arktekats in • the days of Mr. Burke to ask, whsa it was
prepaid that he should be plead fa the °Moe of :pey-
muter of the fors.—" Who Is this Mr. Burke ?" Who
sad what kbe I His time will live whet all ash flies of
fealties shall Ms perished utterly in their insignificance ;
be has left saperialtable mesortels of the genius which
nature gave him, and which he exerted for the good of the
country he adorned. Sir, I think I understand from the
tons of this meeting that you have adopted the signal which
has been made in the metropolis, la which masa of business
have ease forward unwillingly—l my it advieedly—to take
a part la the movement which is now begun. We say to
the arisey,
_" We are determined to throw dowa the
gilt sad jewelled mummy of routine, which yes have set
up instead of the living spirit of equal rule." (Rear.) They
distrust the people, and will deprive them so loss as the
people are eked enough to allow them to do it. We will tell
them that the space rued the throne, and the plum of
authority sad pews, must be made free to all men, without
distinction of birth or position, and to every man.whether he
be a was of oesimeree,wbether he be a man of lettere, or whe-
ther he be one of those who la this country ought not to be for-
gotten—one of the indepeadest gentry who do not waste
their eabelemee in luxurious liviag, but who are sources if
bards she usefulness and eiviliestioa to the neghburbeeds
is whisk they U,,—whether he belong to any of dame
clams% he shall feel himself an Englishman equal s the
pattleisa who bas hitherto enjoyed aa official
through the accidental circumstance of slava=
which we grudge him not, so long as be keep@ wilds Ms
proper province, but which we cannot recognise as ems&
Ming any title to political distinction. (Loud cheers.)
J. H. Timmer Rs , moved the mooed rewinds....
"That • ecesmittee be sow formed to cooperate with the
Metropolitan Aseadatios, in seeking by all constitutional
11101111/ the attainment of adadaistrative reform, and that 1
ewe easamittee consist of certain gentlemen whom be
SSW, with power to add to their amber."
Joss NOIOI2II, Es. seconded the resolution.
i The Maros than pat t to the meeting, sad it was amid
without a dieseatieat. '
Mr. Gomm. then moved ;—" That a petition embedlpil
ing the lint resolution be presented to parliameat prey- I
kg for Administrative Reform, and that the members for
the city be respectful y requested to give their sapped to
Mr. Layard's motion In the House of C3OUROIII, of which
edicts had been given for Thursday next."
The resolution was passed, and • vote of thanks given to
the London deputation.
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