The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-10 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

(Concluded rum yesterday's Evros )
OATII OF ABJURATION.
The LORD ADVOCATE considered that an Christian
character of the states nest doped oa the Christian
character of to. se wl o seat numbers to the Roast
of con, am.. 8 r lens at the rtople of th-.
country were Christie'', the matey would be Christian ;
mai if ever the Ctrist:ans should becesse a minority it
moon he is p soille to wrest the 11411011 fmca altering it.
charm tn. Ihe clues ion of eit.soushi.,. wet altegrher apart
from th•cluractsr of the Horse of Commas.. Bat were
h3o. gentlemen opposite even esseistsst ? On their prim-
tiptop they ceoht to seclude Jews tot only from that how
bet from every only wherever. The moment they Fund
Cat Ronan t' .th I c &lit( Bill they pet an cad to those
barriers which were :minded to a difference of opinion taut
the view, of them j rity—fre Triers which had always tees
fount to foil, and woish het led to nothing nit heaethern-
breed i.i.cooten.. (Choir..)
My. J. NAPIER wilt the object* of the bill was to
make the riotes-aat e,:irpon end We protestant soccession
no.e open at. it ona.The• being a Christian legislature, none
should be outrodrud 114 it he theiss••ho held the tree
(Ain of a Christie a. Tee definition swarmed all airfoil's*,
csibolkon will -.5 greteitsats ternaries, as well u Waite-
tient. Trey rouge sit to pat the Christian faith la
jeopardy by tangulso with Ibsen oath.. Row weld
Christian pre elpintwe carried out in legislation If they
allowed rersuo. *co deans ttr-eit principles to take put is
that leveled, a ? If they ah•lished the troth of abjuration,
it wool nee.-orate o cheep in the oath taboo by Ronan
catholic*, which oat to a gnat event funded on the oath
of ohjerati tini there was so knowing whet genitors it
might woe inisn.
L int .1. ItUdIIELL observed that all the 'nominal
against the 51.1 leaded upon the necessity of steering the
p.o.eitan• BIPIAS4i4IB were wholly beside thegaeriae. That
we et pricer* was is se d gager from the removal of the
ajuaties oath, Wag soured aloe by a solute act of pet-
ition's,: be sees if may da,ger gained, there woe so
orn.cOon nil say POO to prescribe sad accept the most bind•
leg term of words whkt tnald be devised by way nf enpFl -
ment.l suavity. Tile veal enetnverey tared upon tne
adestsisindky ef• le to pal li %swat, and en nig point be
ceateuded the dan•ins should be guide t by the maim that
Palliest fusetiot s ought an' t r depend upon reli:ioss faith.
This principle hat bun fedy conceded in the eke, ant' f
protestant disstnsieui, and af,erwarde of the &nue
catho'Acs, and could not no • be repudiated with regard to
the slates._

Mr. 'WALPOLE teitersted and enforced the argomeats,
&eroding, es rekricers grounds, the reelotraanoe of the
06. h of *Nom

Visconti PALMERSTON-I simply wish to state that I
shall give my Mary encerrenes to the second reading of
this b .1- (I at.. teal-Ilene.* 1 think it is high time to
raise. e• •eybaly ni taking a cath which lam sate ao
ma (SI take with. ut +tatting to be unapt from each •
feemality. (Hear. hear) It is en oath which dors not be-
ling to the erne we live in, ant which I think it would be a
peat sensiton t s rencve from the ststote-bsok. I simply
she so mete a r-r ark with lien', tat'nt part of the oath
which Pp 1-re to the prohntant anceessioo. In concurring
woo my right hen. friend in wish', g to get rid of this oath
of shjsration as it how stood., I am quite ready ti admit
(bet it wool I h• dnirek.e, in committee or in lameness.,
or other, ether by retaining p,r. of this oath, or sliding
stimuli's, to en. the r, to ntaia the deelsrst,on width
rela••• to toe i r eerily seevegoa to the thtooe cf this
113nntry. (Hier, he. r.)
Mr. DISRAELI d 'ply regretted that the quietism
really it ha,: been brought before tie hoses in this
shape. ar the nejeot of the renioir.l. of Jewish dba
blittes, the Louse was ante he had a etroag-he might say
the strespq 'telly, by which any use cold be animated;
and he wish., tit. t thin questtoo had been pretested simply
so th• ensidera."•:, of the house, so that the house might,
hese betel a.m. t r its ,piei.n upon the quest at whether
lareir'a ire p mere should be entrusted t tor Jews or not.
He dee ply a gritted that the question should have become
Involved with 000 which at all touched the protestaat sea.
Conon sod even the protestant petvilegt a • f the people of
Hoglairl. Wren the cohle lora (Russell) two yeses ago
lotto .ueed his m he had t It it his duty to sore
angina it, bee thee be hit that it would fatally shift the
gunnel, sod that It would raise up evilest it prejudices in
to these already 'Biotin,. The propositivo before
the house was Oilmaed of many of toe chjecti, no to which
the noble loco's measure was fairly open. There
was so Cab- that the cath of abjoratain, in its pre-
sent torn, was ore chitty isdefenelble. (Hear, hoar.)
It was in •It ran woich mos. be painful to every MN oe
'tithe r aide of tt • h 'are. Either from widest cr lead
ve renew, at • tia,e when peat ohmage. took plus in politi-
cal erzun a!entee, or wrn'ever might be the nun, it walla
a form which • It. y must ell recognise to be worn this use-
less (Hear) tie lamest fed that law tine fee the motion
of the logbt hop gentleman the member for Maseeteiter-
(cheers) -he shoeld be suppled to br soling for • entice
which attempted in an ionisect Inane rti pet rid of the
°bated tothe admission of tt • Jews. These • ords, am
the trot. faith of a Ciristise," appeared t. him to he words
which ought t. form pert of the oath to be taken by mem-
bers of po ethane et at the table of the loan. Whether, if
they bad bees e.I ei opera t. tease as oath oh etitio, that
phew.* could he it tenducei with prepr'ety he would not
stop to discus,, that a- pacing to him to be a matter o'
secondary ter pot ter.ce. But then words ousted new, and
if they forestay r.end,sted and rejected them horn the
oath, it ',spew 1 to him that lookirg merely to the policy
of their nude, t, and to no higher ansidmtions, they would
be taking a coon. h'gbly detrimental, and perhaps naught
with consequence* which they might taws reason to deplore.
He had seelter reason for wetting the hoese a t to re-
pence that f rat of the oath. He bad sever 'deo idol
the cause of the Jews in that hone or that prineiple of re-
ligiose tibiae, which the soh!. lord so shard, and eon.
sisteetlr opheld, sad made 'he home of the I °hey he re-
commended tie house to 'cop'. He (Mr. Disraeli) felt
the when thee cane to t r etc. and debilities, that would
be f coca a &tf ltai. principle ea wh eh to carry the ease
through. Tier. ati.ht b. some breed Witham to which
that might apply, but he gee of °plain that if the claim
tilde Jen was merely foanded as the Mistrust priasiple
of eel-sense Beery pomade of oponeition might arise which
tat not yet bee. lotto laced late t 4. CollitrOVeray, and
which it might be diffloult to deal with. He always felt
that the elate o' the Jews to be admitted int) parliament
and tie fall et joy Mt nt of all the rights of (Minns wooly -
aad, as it Press. d to him, immetestaliy-detended an this
being • Coristian stet. and • Christian commu-
nity. It was for this reams that he always'
cherished end supported the rtheation of these wares
The claim ef the Jews es • Christina tesmseueity he thought
Pali ant DA oceteeted. If this were mot a Chestisa ems-
inanity there might be many tensible resins egged
epalast this admission of jinn, trimming the Jewish
albeit's. Bat 'tun he trilleentend that this would sot
be • Chriatise state, or a Cariatiaa isommusity, tad
it not been for she divine impale* sad inspiration
vouchsafed to Jeer, he eassider-cl that constitand
• deka upon tte rerpiet, the eciandentioe, sad the
sympathy of the house. Ceder these siteumetaince, the
c tuns be should take would be this. He should vote he
the second readier of the tpll-('been)-for this ream, that,
whin the bill we in sonstaittee, to should take the
tank, of pr'posier an oath la lien of theist of able=
hat in which the words •I ea the true talth of • Christian"
would be Intalsod—(bear, lime)--aed subsequently Fe
would propose a clause to meet the eats of • Jew elect. d to
be • member of the houses, and to p the necessity of
hie using those words which he well not eonsefeLtinsely do.
(Hear, hear.) He thought it anessary too, before gels( I
into the lobby to vote, to make this *tannest of hie views
ad tethers en the ambled. (Ilear.)
Mr. NEWDEGATE, who spoke aulist mash blimp-
eon sod sells for a thvieen said he wished to state the
gross& is 'which he proposed to pee his vote. He should
sang Waned the Heind roadie" of the hill beanie the effeet
of it would hr t strike does the loilmrlvn by which they
wan bound to the thymic*. The sevenign oe the on.
heal wee hosed to maintain the progestast religion, and the
nhject en the other hand wee Mond to maintain the pre- "
seat royal family ea the thane. He wield act bona that
Nei fl. would act ',Beret to destni the pretestaat end
Chriethea thunder of parliament. Ho wesid.art deny
with questions of such imp 'tine, and fellow the mit hag,
atlenae, the member for Bachiagheateldre, oa KY cost-
sloe. (Lenehtsr.) He would set strike dews thetza
by which the et reties chareeter of peritoneal was ep
the sin hips that perchance in eemmitne they might
re-erect them. Such • coulee of induct would met be
ancieroood by the peat Is et this nanny. As a
oneuteat Rae, as a pscreattat, se a Christisa, sad j
ha the representative of ir aesthete ad Christian, he
shoot I refuse to acre with the right hon. flintiness, the
member Lt. Beekinehansshile.
The house thee divided.

taken eunina to the table,
Sir F. THRSIORR u 1 4—l but tt state that the boo.
number ter B. ,ebotter (11.. Hattie) refuses to tote. He
says be ant into the ernrg I bby. (Leeghtsr.)
The SPBAH at—Bring bier to UM table. (Laaibta )
Mr. MARTINI twist; bee■ brought S. tbe tabts,
The SPEAKER • eked—Did you beat the gaieties pot ?
MARTIN—Yu
The SPEAKER—Theo Toe taut Tote. (Laughttr.)
Mr. U. GIBSON thee summed the samba* es
follows :

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For The loved roadie'
Arelest
The rem t wealowed by titer'ss on both LW.
DISSENTERS' MARRIAGES BILL.
lhie bi,l owed Vireegh toamitaie pro fame, with the
view of At brine printed.

hfiHICALPROPRASION BILL.
Mr. COWPER, in mining toes this bill be nfrrred to a
select commit's., said that as there was gnat divinity of
cpniut with regard to the detail* of this bill, it would, fa
his b. roach better dealt will tone the la esee-
mittee of the whol. bone. A. than woe eteetel proses
iaterested in the yropued that they eht Rid have ea
opportaaity of brag heard. It was sot isteatied teepee
tbe whole (owl, n, the huts* ben' already la posseariut at
ample inidesee en the subject. He intended to tek. sharp
ofth• bill is imamate., end to prepaid several eltentimm.
If One *Waal& ,1111 wen .arced so, be shoold ea the put of
the yonsateest take *barge of the bill whoa It ems tecat
the sommlttee.
Mr. HitADLAII said he would oat offline, 0140416 M
to the bill Wine .eat to a salon entwine*, notes ha ehluoitit the striject had bees often enough betels tehts
isommitt ei.
A sty rt rouversati.n ton pate, darts' which As clhek
udisated that it Iru a quarter to Ca, when by the yam

' of the house ma adjournment of a debate asessearily takes
Vacs.
The debate wu accordiegly adjosnewl.
WAYS AND MEANS.
The bless having game into committee of ways sad
mesas,
Mr. WILSON mowed that, making /mod the needy
er stud es her Majesty, the rem of 24162,760 k be raised by
earbegmer bit', fa the tete:co of the year ISM.
I. reply to dir HIWILLocoasT,
Mr. WILSON meted that the maseent last year was
17,000.0001. odd.
The modes was then peed to.