The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-10 00:00:00

I'HE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1840.
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_ eke whole wealth et Zeeland to Indeed, we &mid
only seven weeny bilenste, and vim • people unit work
eat their ewe reitenendien, sad eeritre wise, tratel. sa
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virtuous bald% by leediai a wise, and virtues .
The wealth that net mounted by is but lee ellisn
sensedried Is eztraysernes.
I here wham above, el ealendleg eves our wide sad yet
anesttied souritarien the kleatimehie bundle of an raliglat-
end rehdien. n*i cells m attention to the elm-
Yen of religion swag ese, both regude domino,
and estabilihneeln

Ima mgmlf a member of ths Ohara of Ingland. I woo
silsoalsi so a mombsr of the selabliesd amok ; mad sitar
a asalial sessiforaties I haw Ism as seams se Isms the
felisorehly of my &Mama oaf posth. Est this Astorai•
Baden has been knead altar asmikention, end is the resell
of my own will, utterly indepeadast d list of any other
amt. What, then, I have dummied trir myself—the right
that I have vindicated I. ease }mean—l demand lot
ethers. I Walt apes reNgAros as ea as dell liberty. If
amiad be entbrs by erbiuney will. sad net led by the
suasion of reason, las seen a dare era if yea pat my
body tato chains. While I demand be au this
whisk I have onseeised myself, rya kltheri!erki
every monies oa this saWest es well as
Yea may compel to eats aril obtervasse mid to false data.
rations ; you ma meats hypocrisy sad dhscatont ; bat at
word of eo you outset make mos helloes.
With this view, therein", I ass led to &meats, on all
roper ossmisns, every attempt ta mho esients which
mist ler the pewpses of pormadng any posadar religiose
=alas o
rektiene.
et llisismissa a anery-Ithess=wif oss
isegistabdishoil habits and I
manisimml:mat the* my oea sesta Inkjet* Am
assniod to ; and pinions I NM ant prone Is feel hurtid
at:
Is labs Xhosa wham I fund men dsffer framess it.
ell=t we most dime at once who{ Ms beem
wo sea be mite easily prevent um Mugs la
•ffiestosulge.• ihssefore, to say
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Ttrils the asonew Hoeft of am address like the pseewat, I
cannot do Mon than balsas my views, mad tone upon the
leading origins I bokl. Prom this general view, bower,
an seconds ownospties oast hemattained by yen of the
political dreirostor of the NM yea have lathed; and ea
opportunity will, I hope, he mom ended me of explaising,
to the ambles:Um' of all whom the met ter may interest, my
pnosat feelings and Attars pleas respoods( our domestic
Poll*
Any exposition, however general, which omitted a 's-
heens, to our foreign relatioaa and would be indeed
Iscomplete. Xy belief on this sa is, that our true
podgy assists in abstaining hem all iaternteddliqs with
she allies amber madams. Every Mice in Europe has
U this time omens it to mangy its attention la settling its
own affairs; sad *e history of Europe, from the year 1830
to the present time, when simpered with the history of
Europe from 1793 to 1815, is the beat argument which itis-
maim] experience as offer in favour of having a people to
=to sad imago for themselves their own internal
Interference, in 1793, kindled the flames of wax over
the whole world—a war use tolled lax the blood that was
shed sad the wad* egaaidursd in in terrible and diem-
tress conflicts. Nasplaisampiks in 1830, has allowed
Europe a chasm Opuses, andbeide out to us a hope that
the struggling people will, in sway nation of the great Eu-
ropean family, eventually attain the 'inestimable bewail of
a well-regulated popular government.
I must end, gentlemen, as Iberia, by expressing to you
my hearty tt.anks (or the boaour you have conferred on
me, and by placiog myself at your disposal, for the coming
eleition. lam ready, when it shall so please you, to present
myself to your nod. e, and submit to all each inquiry as you
ma think right. Having nothing to conceal, I have no tar
of Inquiry. I bog to remain, gentlemen,
Your mat obedient and faithful servant.

J. A.

taissuAto osetody, sad brought up before Bailie Ford sad
Gad is rum earl*, from 6. to 200, each. List sight as
dem* INIS slide to renew the hostilitias of the previous
Gen& , but, by the intervention of the police and spesia
this was fortutiatoly prevestod.