The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-06 00:00:00

He Moped she home woad memo Met fer saying that be der
eresated the appeal made to dlone vibe resided what=
time sad pm It to de while, lissome it Ins hat
that may muster shield be bind sad read. He
hod hoe's Moisses is whisk he had Lassaud
by e did net beer be% Man 'R&M
and he mos esailled tko daty madi be Iseasetly*
W *Ms ladle thr22MIIMORam Sin
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THE ADDRESS.
Led L Yams having brought up she report ea the Ad-
ams* bee
The Ileeinialtif MLLE BY tam sad begged to be
with the alleaSsa of the home fee a few iiseim
Re latimerd %oder • me, sates mariellea dee de
Trogler Majesty did not seamy a air remossaislisa
esalitlas aide essasiiimardrith roloomm se the Imam
rarmsdag Intim* eadthe detriets. (Hear.) Ma
was easseas to mobs • very remeder thalamus's&
in the reyd speed "hid sided So Ilse talleas proms'
to be medals the mllmatm of Rio esundry. That parsons&
was, " The ponsme sweet of albite hr enabled me- Mash,
large reiriel aide estimates of feet yew." NM. bewas
gluts sum that every towhee of that home lama be moot
maims, as Az as it was Air sal pmelleshie, to reduce the
setinssess la the present year, bat he might be snowed to elk
this qmodea—Mow wee it that they were able in the pressed
year, in esassammee of the " pre, eat aspect of affairs." to
redoes the esilmotes, whoa hot year they had iscresesddma?
Ha bad waled
to hear, bat be had not se yet Marl, say
mama mel diablease between de yam lid sad
lie gam ISM. The gooseamma bed not died Show
otters to the goestisa of the odkades, bat the aside lord
grad Z. Rased) la kb weed de over night staled that
:SesiM mime the awe dad amy. He (the aside
abasdessabiebaurlbstethr :laid rep towrg
was the 'sped dosn“ rerekieg mitres
of the t, the ret la de Panisub, the em
of ear ethers ea the wipe of iosarroMisa—it
was ant ardent to Rohe large roilaelleas k ear isms. He
modleisedspeed of the abases of all solimeass la the flasmik
M the agsbnalmal distress mid* hod lima bought
alsont by free Vale. and maleadd the wheat leadmay
of remit *Matins led boss to redneeemployment at how,
and tenershe it to the kedgese.
Mr. ZANIES dad to soh am or two qamtione of the
It sword that in the Brasile thsy
anriat' sited their mama deism on deports boa Mb
eseming to as almost uollished amount ; sad he de-
sired to knew If this men a feet, and, if so, what were
as Midis mesa whit these customs duties had been
mind ? Ela des bird to Mow whether no sesame oldie
VW had bola meshed between the INS casseaWiag of par.
limed sad the presses time tom Palmed Mid Mein ? Rs
hogged to Warm the Prosier dist ha Iselt so credit to him-
safer the szpalsias of the Spada Weldor from LaMan—
tia' he would not go to war with Spain if he had
do pew ; but that he would, if he could,
ait the originator of the national affroat
Ira Is the English araboissel in that country.
Mimosa, of oath/adios every fled eve alteration
' 11:11= mg daft the commenial interim of the ocount,y.
Regarding the revenue' the balance sheet pet into
their hauls that day showed an moue of empen
dime war t 0.... of 796,41 W. That was not all. Thus
there was Ihiely to be added to the exam of ezpenditare the
revenue morissibm from the esen•doties, not much short of
1,000,00 M The -noble lord himself confessed that he
would never spin resort to that as a.source of revenue.
The sable lord had, moreover, told them that his Azad duty of
Ss. would bare been no axed duty at all, for that it would have
gradually &dialed to nothing. The protectionist party had
therefore Whim; to reproach themselves with in not having
eaossatedto so Is. duty as a lima duty. Under this state of
things they were to be celled on to make a new grant to the
dime ma of Ireland—which they no doubt would all be
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disposed to give it they could end ibe means; mad this SW*
of things wed it that justified his mad his party not only
in not coagrathlating the Crown, but in doethttally giving
their went to that part of the address which ermined astir-
faction reopening the trade, manufactures, and revises of
the enemy.
Kr. K. GIBSON believed it was true, as the hon. gentle-
man hat stated, that we were threatened with differential
duties in the Brazils, that the trade of England was not in
so salkbatery a pond= as it might be, and that the personal
rights d individuals eanneeted with English trade wen not
as they night to be. (Rear, hear, from thioiLerretioniste.)
Bat he attributed that fast to the hostile pursued by
this eemMy is redness. to the dam tra e in the Brasile
He (Kr. Mean) entertained the on that we were at
the present time seising Brazilian skips by the authority of
as act whisk had am the foundation of a treaty, bat had
rather the amempties of might over right. We were soft
towards the Baulk in a manner calculated to excite a mei
hostile iselingla that country, and to that muse he attributed
the unsatiebstory position of those merchants who were eon.
mated with that trade. If such • course were continued,
how could k be • matter of surprise, comb/eft
the reeldedve policy punned for years, that arse
should OKI remain some of those difilealika wkid

was MOW and founded by that very system of ro•
eldolionea (Hear, hear.) They had sot yet got over the
alleeldes of amietotione. The corn laws and other Nettie.
the laws venni II in reference to our interests in lava
ouwalefos. Bet 'nobody felt that there was as
nee la aniehenees and trade—(hear, hear,
alotilhaaaelbee were still srest difficulties to Naiad
with, ma that ineendee, skill, sad Wow nee le
beseela te beet bided then In ceder to coelbselhepenese
P=Oellugeldiliestaalir«larpe=l6l44l4
Waniuslin in s way wailer pukka n this blab. Hs
them* that their pesitioa towards the trod maim
had effined • very extrandisary ace . First of
all they ft an openly ask he pronelley sad so
hops, had bete hid oat eleswhen that wed& He
believed that the lan member fir
lad sever wee nallesed the word proteciisa la non.
He tilted et reelpesky-ilanatuneshli= wee
clearly ended by blame nose eraLleht with
bias. Whoa the ' was nab et reereasb
neat sad esennyorhes it was sold that the Chandler et
I the tiger even Isintelos the et new
be ear ennessen, the hint was Irembed these lims...m
dense is • bee he (Kr. Gillen) imaland
Wm They ensured the severimat beard trenrti-
EOM, at Ilse sans tine that they evaded prebein. Lee
lIM emcees the gentles of the boa. member tatMestrals,
es* mg what it was they proposed, what It wee they waned
he the *Baer. They Noe forward es the Mall of the
aria= sad disowns/ell the slightest ensure
et. He beard that the farms were
snag fee a repeal of the malt-tax, sad wane said that
• sepal et the hop duties was else belied. Bat
It a, how were these ban to be tins el mhos
Ilse was relneceaseat is ear eapsaillen / (Hese, beer.)
How were they le sedan the beans sa spisel laden
1 ay, se well as ail elfin breash es et bereft, if then wee en
he so reteleinesel and as maim ? He wee ineanted
with that Mende limite mai be semi sly ay, that If
these ben pollen= peened *dr peewee mew the soma-
by maid bid inn sespeadlie hens ninsaasee of ee-
es
ls ear rills esteldlineen. Mesh bad been
etri=elabs, Mel benne led beaa reed about pineal
sellielea, Poe be pen be should be seen
"tow *ads.
amid sae aeon bend the penes, et evi netnetisa
M—(baser the peleelienels)—winthe iswelawabiehe
pile hese
ads& (Ober, Mee.) He waved of thee he-
ewe be ealesbed there amid be es maid legislative that
wee ale heeded epee swine epheisa, sod that they nen
aellete la mete te hen a need bosh et pain e=
Wee MajwAre epee& epee et Madmen is the
donee the evaefiy, sad of theenstltuthia babe headed
ilea the pelaiplas of gneiss sad juice. He thought
Oat wee man • bay Web. We did, ao doubt, ea-
rice bletebcsuabbe rasthsimesratteadzzaid tri beit
hr rit az
wadi a lisle nen quelled ea that stelfeeL lie thee&
lien wen leas la on latillethes, set is dleibß le Ihin
it should be brae to ail that soweelenen 'Mali there
did sot exist saw* atenimant, If ray. !fee Saws catho-
Wierimmtbelassela . were an Neel atembei Se the church
bind. sad he belleil=sta ie I=
mple were an meek stashed to be
I ibii elide many. He theeibeetheetsita.l the gown
as ell et In es a have quilled eherosine
hepet
he %peen bees the threes sa that He erlind
ie lamer to whieh valuable beinehes the people
was M eshed, sad what w ese
as that heeds. eadjwilin whisk
wen the theadatlea el the eseetieadea. ebbed to
'now whether my at these Weis 'meths opee He
lleseemegiftet
die evnevelas body of this Newry— (hear, bear)—sed who-
thee is setanet Inn hat all that wee nimble is
these pens at the ereenetioa sad is ear belies-
dam to whisk the people wan washed bed bees wrung
nwatherreembeepolyby Use alreaseas saertleme of thera-
py thealogess. aim, hew.) Therein Mt he call upon
MOM see to 1170. the Intimate besesisa by the peo-
ple of rase It was tha et the hen.
amber be the on Biding thane blie atten-
tion le the easeneep aenveat of= he wee
easearillabgaviag sonshbe nen misfit
thou...Minas la to *ON peolusisers whin were
coseteeis Pain asee, nil %elan the esseelhe bed
that sweet spit then it weal be tureen& wet to on-
' Wane ea shoed switios estooregenee k the pub& tapes&
awe. Invellawasehteureserneedelpdiey.heineteilerNa•
*Ws slaws world powwow In riwkortag hem the wolf
the newidoirskilio lathe, solesZatrdeerrVire.tba
ave be the le 1
lbs twat Moor had • right to &mad that
In Its idled sewee if ease eeneelition (Hen.) He
*et Sir podia would be Weisel, it they
WWI wpm the_ genernatest to any it eat amplenly.
As wee aplly sit by the boa. reatatior tar demereafthire,
"Kra vlek tO give bee trade a lir trial, Mad the
=lhe eh." (Rear, hear.) He the enemeen
19, IlLespea they would the peiedele se
elearig eel to the asinelea we as the iii&
In& brasset in regesft the esee laws sad Use, ke
woolen emir sentlast-wenti be alilandell and sprained
it 11. glarees=ll.thilichararlet If the Baez
1 ggi
medlar, bet with the getting up of which
lie bad Benin te do. He *Night
it than the goolleelsia WI the bLeashuter Wheal
mime to ibinwelres the right of Ling
the matey on pelitisel toilet, whoa they had the supenitale
t et the onatcy sawing the bone dna
Criasprin the eine of the country. These
nee anti what the agriculturist, wanted ? r lot
ialadvd is return to know what they were driving alimsz.d
wises usually they wished to imitate. Thda
ever, seined so rosily adopted by the des
he,
taw he Duos why the boa. amber hr the Wet Sig