The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-23 00:00:00

ADMINISTRATIVB REFORM.

On Saturday, Mr. RORACCii, M.P., the newly ap-
pointed chaining, of the Admiaistrative Rubies Assatiatioo,
made his first piratic a; prarance in that capacity, by pre-
sidia( over • pow :c meeting of the members of the associa-
lion, held at the Londin Tame. TI e council having ea.
gaged MO large ro es of the tavern for the erosion ...Add
lead to the inference that they sapectid the same of their
new chairman would be selficient to drew a very large
sttendthee ; but in this they were disappointed, ter al the
beer emaciated tor the commencement of the preceding,
seemly fifty persons had &ambled, nor was the antedate"
at any time doter the afternoon such as to inhibit any
Imp amount of public' enthusiasm in the nun, or any nth
sangu.ne hopes that the tailcoat& of the sew proidest
would materially promote the success of the 'Koreans&
Amongst the gentlemen oe ,he platform were observed,
Ms. Tito, M.P., Mr. Michel, M.P., Mr. Murrough, 111 P.,
tad Messrs J. P. Bell, Hamilton Oahe, J. I. Trevor, Wee.
/aster, J. H. Ell ott, J. Uedroirool, J.J. Noel, T. Beath-
Mae, 8. Motley, B. Berke, J P. Gassiot, T Allan, T. Bailor,
king, E.g., C.; t. Wit..., East India Navy, Dr. Maalox;
sad at • later 1 erioi of the clay, Meer .I.filr Ali Rhea, who
was attired in fell oriental costume, wet introdnued by Mr.
llnnough. The Nevelt did not, however, "plater to take
soy very gnat interest In the business of en English public
meeting, and in the course of a any few mimosa rot a d.
The Roe. CaaiarisN, having mused the presidestial
their, proarethd to adder's the meeting as follows:—We
have called you tog ther in the hope cf obtainieg your co-
itherstiu and et moatby, for we are aboot a pablie week,
sad in performing a public work BIC absolutely renal. its that
the pantie lib. um c.-operate. Ws are here for or and.vidual
rip se of Os, Own. We are here in order according to our
• hts to do, what w• believe to do, is • great public kola&
( ear, hear.) Zee we shall be powerless, we Wall be ab:e
to produce no effect, if the same sapience," pervades the
pahl:e mind which has operated upon it for some time past.
1 have behold—l wes almost going to say with shams—but
sartaioly with sorrow, the SW* of the public mind. We
have born for the lest few years es a state cf peat dancer.
To that danger the public bee not been alive, sad you have,
from one st p to another, gone on until you are sow at thea
very brisk of a precipice, down which yea may be hurled to-
morrow. (Hear, hear.) When I look beck what do I per-
ceive? Toe government of this countra Istrested to &small
amber of band., pursuing not the interests of the pa pie,
but per interest'. You have stood by—aid when l say
"you" I speak uf the people c f this soustry—thd bath sees
the moron of the empire sacrificed because you have nor
bad the sogsanimiry, the industry, or the a 'swage to later-
fere. (Chests) You are chiefly to blame for thie. Mee, it
you ph** FUSS in irnsoessible positions, will set as irre-
sponsible min always do—for their own interests. sad set
ler the public Food. Yoe have stood by, you have saes
these thugs happen, and you have cried aloud, but have
lest wed. N ,w, why do I say this ? I will bring to your
Wads two iscideate—grest incidents—tor • bleb you have
basked co with .palsy, red Wield the interests of your
astuttip seetificed ; the wet with Russia, end the transac-
tion with After:ea. The war with Ramie was brought
about by mm renal imbecility, and when so brought about
was conducted with imbecility and complex. (Hear.)
As army Whose cost.try such so Beglsad sever before seat
from her ;bores--gallant men, she went abroad to fight
your battles thinking they would be protected by the
CaLlosio of FOS Oomph. of Banned. They landed in the
,and inhibited—what an Eighth army bee isnriably
dose—grsat courage, great powers of fighting; rod there 1
omp—l my twitting of gem ralship. (Laughter and sheen.)
But still they were your own coontrywien ; they were
fag your battles, and they showed themselves heroic col-
dna of liogiand. Whet followed? Having minuend
W enemy In the battlefield, you saw Ito* gallant troops
melt sway likes • r.ath ~f meow before the sue of summer
—they faded end died, end the people of Englaad allowed
them to In governed by men who had seat Mom wholly
=prepared far the duties which they had to perform.
(8e.,, hear.) WI. ow hit was this? First of
la was the fault cf the governors whom you appointed;
and last of all, it was your fault for Invites sprouted them
geversots. It has long teen my belief that the people of
Ragland, in this war, an very like the people of Amodio.
Wears told that the ictelligeot, instruend, well-to-do
people of that counts, look upon public slain as the gods
of Epicurus are said to have done on the affairs of this
masdane world. They were happy, 'mantled their own
emapadons, obtained wealth, and followed pinnate—they
Wen airy oomfortable, and left the state to take care of
Itself. Bo yes have done. (Hoar, bear.) You have a:-
lowed two peril s in this country to range theseselves the
Me opposite the other, to obtain p litical power, and to par•
sae tkair o en laterest. You locked on, sad what was the
Othecquence ? Why, gallant men who went est is your
name, to fight your baffles, to protect your interests, wan
made to Butler what I may cell, when I thigh of you, en
kneatinioss death. (User.) They fell not by the swrrd of
thie samy, bet hymens brought about by the imbecility of
Orb ram (Hear, bear.) They died free want, from to .Id,
MI hem awry mischief which imbecility cad
ildMiellahl. Day by day was the soul of Item=
by Me esseacts of those transactions, sad it was got
mil the vows of the press called upon the
=of this 'than, to twist epos thew rains
their duty that sorbing was dose. (Load
Moen.) And let me tell you that you owe a rest &WM
ebe rut. (Char..) Up in that no:smith was tried fin the
brat time a great *apprises& Publicity was introdured tato
Ms meascoment of the army, and we were told that
Its destruction would be thy thinkable coesequease.
What wee tie coasensence ? To show that destrtheisla
was the .feet of the iiselßeieccy of—far rulers, sad
that inefficiency was discovered by th• sputa of the pus%
who wow sent there to inform the publio of wire pis VW
es. (Cheers.) What is it that urn such ea ocassies se
the pr.rat you ought to do ? Quetta you to be awaked%
sad follow tour own pleasures and tanned'? Believe ma
that to follow your caws interests in that way is to tab.* a
wary marrow claw of your own literate. It Whom as
pawl* of this country to take an active part is the saw
meat of their own saticroal coneenn. (Cheers.) I do ast
mom that, like the old people of Atlas, you en be Meth
together for the yarrow of teeny directing the state. bat
you Ought always to have your salads waive, and %xi&
briars h bear apes your represestatives a direst
Mir (Cheer. ) Th • ean only be dor• by showing raga
seith-• et all times fully alive to wh st ill happening, sale ail
M vide with pettishness say derelietins of duty ea Ms
part of those who tureen' yea. (Cheers.) It le Mkt
Nib of adoilaistrative Worm sakes you are ready to bomb
pwilamoatary reform. (Loud sheen.) Th. evil is !bath
(Illow, best.) Jest fec a moment considtr the stem of
Sian la this sentry . You have a Bowe of Commons
wikli la le efts t the sovereign power. You may roll this
• fes•4*MY If yea ; you laity tells el her Most Orations
Milesty--ead annedy "peeks of her with greater eeeeeeeee
Mita nyeell—but the real power of the patios 4s la the
Hone of Cosmos& Well, the Bons* of Cesmous is said
W repreasut the people. Bet fa that hove yes have by
pm apathy allowed the whole goverersest of the *many
M be la the heads of some lolls doses fusilier. (Cheraw)
I use Mom sight by eight, mohair ranged ea the side of a
ram table and the other half epee the whet. I dad
mese them pinny fights and Individual haw, but I do cot
lad the istersets of Esslasd predesatheat. Them
while this kapprao—l am sot spanking of geminate
who baws sow pommies of the goverment of
MY ellaatrg as imam la barman shape, they
Sr. mon, sem they will set es men slyer do I. Only posi-
tion; but while all this happens who are to Maus I
nay, yes, for on this esessios you an M mm the write,
seu.stive. of th• iterp'e elleglaud. I said I would Bastion
two theiddemM—l hove smutimed one, the war with Russia,
Sal I have oh two you the mischiefs which have followed a
Molest of Ira spoessible gowerement in that ease; but there be
mother ergo which bales ever our head., brought about, I
am hold to say, by saisieterial iethoecity, which is tea
eines more threatthing than anything which you have
yet gone through—l refer to the &garbed state of our
seswoomdeses with Amerlea. Bow was that brought
shut? Why, if you had had la th• goveramest of this
ern hry any man who knew sorbing of the laws of the
Trailed Bata as they oughtte do, they would hove looms
Mat to attespt to waist man there war, in that very sweat"
• mawaventirs of the Americas law. Aid, let me tall
M they learned this, and !owned it, too, very early.
has has a blue beck toothily Issued, sod is ose almost elf
IM *whew papaws there is the opinion of a pima whom tke
imminent themselves my is as instructed sod intelligent
honer of America, stating that to pro-eod la the melee
they ere prowro4ing will lead weeasartly to a !Alleles with
America. This gentlemen mye, " Limonite Meted eirebst
those who 'mimes, the laws of Antrim are seam, the
Maas of to owls which will follow from this amuse;' nal
be points directly to what has follow. d, yes., the isforr•P
Man of the goad feting betwee• the two countries. We are
sew oe the eve of war with Aar rice, whore people are OW
elder eugtovors, blood of our blood, bone of ear bane--wise
eve Englishmen transnlestel to the ether side of !be
Ada, tie. coseected is every way with a., spa whom
we depend, and who are depeadent upon us. We are
upset .ha very brisk of outright" humanity by
is war with thew our Americas brethree. (Baer, bitral/
Tb• cause of this is a watts of knowkdee, or s went of
eagothing else woes thorn a wait of knowledge, ou the pert
of your rulers. They haw Rose cn step by step, midi yea
lave I. oked quietly oa, while there was sot • raised IMO
mese you who did met &wee' the great mischief that woe
likely ts arise Why do I MST forward Mem illuatestiees
Te hawses epos the minds of my c untrynon that trey we
chiefly sesseened in all that cottons the iatemts of log.
Iced nationally, and that in the pursuit of wealth. whisk le
the booting eta of the preetht der, they forget event lag
*lee. (Cheers) The roots of this country are is this like
the people of Aments, they worship the almighty &liar,
and so loco as you that, so long yea will be mode, like
bow. of (suedes, to beer the yoke—sad you deserve to bear
it Yon ere se math, of the same of !Townes if on dews
sot up to the obligations of (maws. What thee do I d.-
dose from the homily which I have read to yes ? That
yen should take pert la the busiame ef the g avers-
meant. Yes will nth, " w tea we de that ?" I
think I can show you. I have said that the Hesse
of Gamow is the traversing pews. of the asestry. The
peat sapirstios of my Asset has been, Bea the Int time
aim I took pat in polities, te see the Bows of COMMON
elk roughly refamed. (Cheers.) Bat upon that questles
I baps ma as people of knead hot sad wild--es
aee
Moo ordeal reformers, sad et others Adverbs, at tbe heath oir was of relies. (Shame) It may be a abate
bat if it be so, yea are mswerabts be it, sot me. Well,

thee, what are yea be de ? Ton ere to try le abet MS
Home of GOMM. You arisen itiPaiefair zelasm
Bosse of Conences I. the prone teener of Ma soils
nad, for if r • were sew to memo to Me Wide tftU
lan • mason amain parlimestery reform, they w
tam • not ear to you. (Urn of f• No.") Btnp—l believe
you can elan the same sad by Merest The pato
Ise et thins* we so fully alive to the evils of the system et
adosiertrato 0, that by ones of the egitat on foe ado else
ermine norm you on effect the reform of the linen
Cemmeau Bat I really believe that if, at the mien Mee
MOO. as awl hem heaven were to Gene doing' with a pre_
ton 'alimentary bill la Ma had, the people of Boerne
meld tars aside from him. (Criss of " No, so.") 1 sale
safely us not that easel; het I hem this, that I
•hoeld be usable to obtain entities Ike • hem.,
op re sash a sahject la the Home of Columns. (A Vole"—
Try 'eve.) Try 'en ! I have tried them ; sr d what ocean
ea the Home of Comanes—that House of COMMON' whin
is understood to be the repreestative of the people—when
eoy measure°, parliamentary reform is proposed? They
sly, " 80-and so has got • crotche:." Wt li, poor man, let
him have it. The aims panes over; they pot him Ie a
smoothy, and there is see sad of the matter. But if you
pursue the court. which I have pointed out you can bring
these gentlemen to their mum Though they are not alive
to pulierseatary n form, they are keenly alive to their owe
et as, and if yes can offset these through that part you
sAnt the.. vitally—(a kinh)— and you will creak all
that sailtenams which you now see bee so utterly departed
nom teem Now how can this be doe*? I have seen is
tie House of Conran. this olunoesenon. I have sees tie
solemnest of the country insinteining Unite power by a
very, small stinky, sad at that Me I have found that
there woe always • eat of gentlemen who otco f apart upon
every peat party divines, who mode very much of them
selves; bad cot made up their minds, and did not know how
they were goieg to vote. They wanted to be smarted.
I have to my mind's eye several of these is•
eivideals. I recollect when the minbtly of Lord
Melbourne had oaly a najority of four, a pun-
ning gentleman said "coming events cast their shadows
before (" by four.") (Htar and laughter.) I recollect
one of these waits es epos Providenn was sod Icily seised
with • very large amount of erne, sod how was that over.
none ? How wee the yleldieg modems of the man made to
follow hie own private lateness? By navies him an invita-
tion to the Qwesa's prints ball. (A Imp.) Now whet is
ft s dna for bad Weems ton be sometnes used for good.
Is every conalitency there ate two great parties, het in
essay there is a third, not like the waiters epos Providence
alluded to, hat a body of really intelligent, well-intentioned,
thoroughly honest ma, who, if they have not the power of
retuning a ..ember to parliament, have sometimes lb.
'freer of rusks on out. Now if these men would
combine—if they could ear, "Ws will not pledge ourselves
to either Me. Me. 8 oast -so, who has celled himself a
lineal, is • skine—he has not done his duty, and we do not
Mira& to Teton him," the Mr. Bound eo would
Mame the neseqsences; he meld be t d out
and dieneeenor would understand that he might be in ga-
mey the same predicament at the ant election, if be acted
is the saes mauler. Thus yes wou:d crate representative
teennelbeity. If you had an organisation of such men is
MS la the c entry, you would be able through thus
Niiiaaeaa the Homo of Commons. It is to this that I
MM directed the animist of the Admiaistrative Reform
illneektios. I hays come among thou esthete own solicits-
Mem @MI mist say, upon their behalf, tint they have sated,
I di OM think in the most *linen; manner, but still la a
way Ode peat good to the canny. (Hem, hear.) The
panemea so my right (Mr. Morley) is • penon whom I
Mink it a great honour to emend, end he is one upon whose
valuable so operatios I mainly at tbs present time depend.
(Cheers.) He sad I together, and other well-known lass
who an associated with him will devote °Resolve' to this
great task. (Hear, hear.) We Intend—we hope to be able
to reform the administration of this country through the is-
Baena of the Rouse of Common ; sad is that home we
intend to attempt to dints iceman, net the influence of
corruptios, fit we are not able to corrupt. (Hear, hear.)
—we are n- t rich enough for teat, but the influence of mired
—hear, hear)—the iodation of an orgsainstios starting
from •c. stre her. In London, send radiating is every pen
o' Grist Britain sad Inked, and by which we hope to act
ups' the constituencies of the kingdom, who are 'mutually
thole:mimeo's of this ninny. (Choirs.) Is this hope we
have a.eembled together ; we have ant for this purpose;
sod we have called you together to see eh. thee we have
your ito,piroties, empathy, and support in if is great so-
deitakieg in which we are now eases d. (Beer, hear )
0a you it will eveataally depend. (Hear, Mar.) If we—
I war going to say bumble sod isnlem.wo pen es—wen to
att-mpt to range cureless agates& the great body of the go•
verities chose' I. this country, we should be looked upon
with contempt sad treated with indifference; bet
backed by yon—supported by you—having infused into
us that power whisk belongs to you—we shall have
a force that will strike terror into the government of
this moony. (Chess.) But spin I s the work we have
is hand en only be effected by your aid. That torrnution—
and I speak it advisedly which pervades every del art
meat of the state:will tremble to the utenoit ears when it
hems that there Is an orgesintion backed by the people of
shish tends to root it out. (Cheers.) As chan-
nelled Illebestop-1 coseinittee, there was brought bef ire
▪ 111111ned Inthenlity and corruption of Minh I can give
risseilla. I felt the very prond tremble Month me
mlllmleolleetioa—(shome)—but things wen so eareelly
raged—(and we bad so power to make Ina speak ost)—
er* we mold not bring it forth. (Hear, hear) But by
Ali all of the Admisieterve Reform Associ arms we hope
WM this hydra to light, sod shams it again into dark-
ens, (Hear, hear.) Is this way we hope to rid toe coun-
ts, id goverusest imbecility—and in the end to establish
such a goverment ma a great and enlightened people ought
to have—. government that will purse* not its own Interests
but yours—holding you up es the envy of surrounding ea-
flocs, es too have often been told you were—s people suffi-
ciently ealishtesed, and esMaisatly restricted to take into
year owe heads your en great satinalooncems, and so to
sootiest then as to antribete to the greatest happens of
the greatest muter of the people. I will now call upon
your former nannies.
Mr. Hamm moved that "The exigencies of the present
time widths singular iscapacity lately shown by the various
do punnets of the government, render it the imieradve
duty of the people to take as actin pin la the management
Of
obi national anis, is the hope of introducing therein,
the esergy, bounty, sod intelligent* that ought to drain.
✓aith the almisietration of • great and eivilieed people."
He skein foe the association la Moine, during the year
he bad Ailed the omen of preeldest, emit d public attunes
to the ineepacity and imbecility of the goverment, ample
ally of the nilitsry department, whist' had ant the multi
of mosey and thousands of valasble !emit
iodine, woe all power'si in that es in all the other thipure•
meats—and merit had no chaste agalast that newt= of
which the "take con of Dime " older was an apt Menem
tioo. He expressed full indolence in thin new presides%
cad believed that great good would result from the pre
peed plate of Mopes a reword of the doings of
the Home of Commons solos back to rho itonneament
of the paniumat end studies hero time to time and pro-
eke" to one election the independent members of every
onstitiesscy—those to whom the *linen had referred—
sa sertmat of the conduit of their reprentatives in per-
Unman He thought the chinos of Landes had especial
mesa to complete of the manlier is which they were nitre-
, meted. They wonted men in the hese" who were mot only
proof egoism actual sormptiou hut steeled against the,.
sided kleesars which were eves more dangerous. Aa Mas
i wafts OM* kiss of Ullman he retorted to, he neatened
I a aim, bat without Mating the sew, of a member who gave
r a mho ma a newt ommlow ega;att the government epos a
qemelesis WA& dm polite Whitest was involved, sad who
• whs. ho 1118$ MINIM OM by dogtooth) upbraidlop, a Ito,
kystioline ell lbw other map 0.. s of fatally discos-
teat. bum, lbe help felt thst the vote is pinks would
put as tad to the heettadoas she bad bees recently in the
habit of rennin to *utak aristeeestie resnione,
Mr. Oman needed the resolution, sad in an addrom
of some length reeepitaleted the various los:asces of anal-
Distresses ineepsdte which have, daring the last year or
two one befoe. the public.
• Mr. Tweeze spoke of the Receenty of orgariisetios
swept the middle alum, end ponied. is the teens'
olimo of bearer to which he had beta eppola ted, all in he
power to promote toe objects of the usonation. He had
remind Mindy offers of 100 guineas sack from the resin
gestems who gave the fame amount lint yes?. There wen
two fatten in seasesion with the new arras/co ants with
which be woe greatly pleased, sad that we. their permission
sad sheikh); they could go on with an inane f 600 i. a
year, and they meld toped most advantageously 60 OM. •
year. (Chews.)
Mr. LTXI soneidered that administrative reform was
needed in the city of London ae well as is the House of
Coma, imams* es silos every e -amerciel emetic,s
that west before the voile* of Commons the kooerleoge dis-
played by the reprearstatives of the commons of Longa was
laughed at by every slumber of sommeree is Berl 5.
The reeekettra was then pat end curl d unanimously,
Mr Joan Butz pupated • vote of thanks to the Clien-
tele, I .be did by Mr. 11130111,
A Mr. WALL, •ho wee 'aid to he s bill sticker, melee to
this reeolettoo, eulogised Mr. Roebusk as the only member
left of that kraut school of politidens of whisk the at.
Joseph Hums eo kag was the head, and proceeded la von
sensible sad wellehosen largos", to recommend that the
emeetatieu should take up the quest Ale of universal suf-
fer, 'dirk, be said, would cabin is their f he great
body of the people.
The seen was pat end tarried by seelamaties.
Mr. Botauck having briefly eneowledged it, the meeting
separated.

ROYAL COLLEGE OF /Sono zona.—The following
§eatletosa tiara§ undergoes the astemeary saamiosvi.us
fee the diploma were aaraitted sembrits of the col.•fi
et the ISeetrif of the court of 'swarm on the 20th
last : Mans. Walter Patrick Isorph Petra Waterford;
James Oliver, Verawface, Hirsomsbary ; William Witt.
maa Tbampsoo, Berme; Jo"n Ewers, lioshwearsouth,
leasdniaad; Lads Herb Fr elite., Glosesatte-ernesiat,
Itsemas's-park; Freels Clown, Statham, Norfslk ;Charles
lease Mariel, Reverts ; Charlet Henry Slasehter, Fara •
rearm ; Frederick Cooky ; Allred lltad,es,
!petals ; William Bebop , Gloucester; Rush Por-
ter Rea, Belfast; Alfred Pallas, Royal Navy ; William
Oaky, Rotherham ; sad John Dickman', Neeestle. At dm
sememmilad of the emir W.lllem Tait Carr pared his
'armloads§ far situ mara•oa. This gisureasaa tad pee.
dandy hese admotod • ammeer of driftage, hi. diVema
Wain WWI May 9, 1861.
OitTnAL PAWL...OII BHILLTNO DAT, SATTIe
DAT, JIM 21.--Arrhelkoa es paymeat, 4,8001 Also by
man tiakals, 1,111; Mal 'rhea, 6,911.