The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-09 00:00:00

end INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the
)ROUGH of ST. ALBAN'S.

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:re idle talk of *Mary, I models that I would
" save
them can be so ogled) the este&
in save themselves from " tender mercies" of
; and I do think this may be effected by a made
it is my intention to lay before you and the

it, the defence of our Proteges& institutions, I
as there to Maynooth to ha balk principle and
tent in practice. On the am had, the leglehture
e Roman Catholic religion se Mailgram end
the other hand, Is compelling those who, like
n be simply erroneous sad mitellevoeit, to pay
xl propagation. And thesleolymos
Pro-
tat we take our wry itatrastkm tram the " pro-
princes of whom Gee was the watt of our
rt,) den tr the et any secular power to in-
-1 and b God rightureters of htth, to at to
of authority or moppet eembrory to
Protestants are to be mode to toms% Yif our
ed against the Wands mida3=eywnion our
'' So much for
ill to unhappy ?r=likthilt I metabl eggeee mote
willingly go much farther the lem lit ten gone
Rion of It many solllltme, mistier Pao& or
!truly "twomitipate" them tima irmairm, im-
, and miaery. Their eaceThed.BeemeipMgon Act"
individual., not one in a lemilkod taand, to
certain neat, which they omit not before hold.
a" would be to fees the Vide pee* from the fea
nd the system of that for
• language of IlumeaVabldatiiii.l74senumed them
Id beasts until they bows we." The gentry
taught, in the Lmgnrd de excellent man, that
uties an well as its
Ant, I am anxious to promote measures for bet-
of the Industrious claws of the whole kingdom.
7.. . .

y no memo avers to extend their political fr.in-
, mental, and moral Improvement would greatly
I' the base the more enduring the superstructure.
," says the philosophic Bacon, " should be like
perceptible in their progress, but felt in their

principles or objects I take my stand, vls.—Mois-
ar Law, Devotion to Protestantism, and Amellora-
clition of the People. Surely, men of all parties,
ervative or Liberal, may join me in these object
romising their political opinions. We have had
for a long penal; let ua begin to try a little of
these objects I can give a general and a generous
rnment In other matters. It will make so differ-
rotary conduct who the Premier may happen to
le Lord the member for London, or the noble lord
rim, the right hon. baronet who lately held office,
colleague who weeded from him. Let them only
r. and whoever the Ministers may be, they shall
Mous opposition from me.
town I am, for as long a period as you approve of
!, to watch over, promote, and protect itsinterests.
Aug me en to do. I thank you all—not only there
for their generous and triumphant support, but
host me, for the gentleness of their opposition.
m voters those who have an vote! They will not
representative became they have no power to
ape the un-enfrunchised may *am find that those
r their social condition may do more to extend
18 and effect that extension sooner than mere
whatever name or opinion.

honour to De, gentleren,
cur auurre,oWisati, and e'er faithful *errant,
BENJAMIN BOND CABBELL.