The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-25 00:00:00

ma agleam.' essierell aft laws unoorlde. Is eirisa to
the stele ef lirehad, Me hes. ate mid ho elms* m-
isdeed is the designed= whisk bed bees Rabe by the noble
ked (Russell), Is rehroster Mdr istaatisso of gMernMent
als telselemL bat me part owing was mere& to all
okissit and Heil skunk pat ems the sense heft as in Ber-
land, urn wadi be selidse Ilice yismasest iseprovemeat
is diet eineaky. the Husesirralleres te sweet the proposed
eoe selee eseaseres, Ink he entertalard is
mama Lard ; but be amid set sewage torahs
seek meseutee el glestral_ egelltifts- H. Fried the
parole in .Me Week' abuse illse Or:Zit reblic
of eke lisefler ;be soaddensi it better a
essitinsesse et the dam this ersarry king bee:
eigaged is, This repablis wee a Mile pless Mama eves a
port. It Night have been wished that He Mel Weil bed
contained ease allusion to the effects of eser inellomme be
flpain and Portugal. (Hear, heir.) We use asheelly et
es "spew a a million a year to support the rotten govale.l
mate Lisbon. (Hear.) It was h. 4h time every nation
was left to manage its own affairs.
Mr. G. BAN/LEI said he wished the hem somber lir
Moron had inirmed the house what fors osenteles
I
=atm whkft were anxious to reciprocate with us the
dime rein lie presumed it was not the Equal'''.
sikkbs slid had se port. (Laughter.) The right hen.
morksrllN Telma had pointed out Nude. end Resin
IlltenMiliel Moly to set with us on these principles. Never•
duke, k mat be admitted that the predicted advantages I
of deo Wads led hitherto boss positively falsified. It had
11:Zrthsthla that r wen would be dimi-
thee the rises would be steadier, and that wider
maelesis week be 'posed Meer smaaketuree. Had either
of mensilear bum wiled t Quite the contrary-1
whores the Need miens tresalattem in grain in the pre-
sent met, the Sestaatiens In pries between 455. in August
mil 112 a. is May, and the dteaskela state of the foreign
markets for our manufactures. Is every respect the ha-
tes& mediation had failed. The Bank Chester Act was
wart seldmil which had equally falsified the pe-
ilialioes respordsg it. It was to prevent panics ;
aad now, within three years, one had occurred of a more
serious character than in any preceding period; and the right
bon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer—an avowed disciple 1
ef the right hon. member for Tamworth—bed been cum-
yelled to make himself the instrument for suspending that
est. It was well to do this ; government had such to
Imam kr is sot having does k wow • they wen tisseoby
morrable ter the ruin that had Norio:lily ease ea may
seeemmeial houses. Having stood out against Lenten,
Liverreel, Newcastle, and other places, they had Added at
ket—es wee stated in the papers—to a representation from
pada marsserd with the northern collieries. (Hear.) No
one who know the right hon. baronet, the Home Secretary,
meld ewer errors that he had acted on that occasion from
fog Wier tiro the sawn honourable motives. At any rate,
the home woe sodded to know—and he hoped some of the
whiten would state it that evening —why the iaterferenee
bedlam made just at that moment, and not malt earlier.
Them violations of the law were becoming common. Last
year a similar violation was made by the right hon. the
Secretary for Ireland; and theta things were no light
matter, even when they produced public benefit, as he be-
this• ad been done in the present case. The reference to
matter in " the speech " was made in most remarkable
terms. Her Majesty was put forward as having recast-
Metaled mat originated the violation. It would have been
Min *dullard that her Majesty's advisers had recoils-
immded this te be done. Still, he quarrelled not with what
bed bra ems, inept in so far as related to the fixing of the
rate of rest On these points much more explanation
was due heat the government. The house did not even
know whether they meant to do anything at all with the aet
of 1844. If that statute remained as it was, some provision
at least, for emergencies must be made before the slew;
of the seam. He considered that ministers were bound to
miplain why their interference was made at that particular
moment, and to give this explanation in the present debate.
Mr. LABOUCHERE said the hon, gentleman who bad
jest sat down had reminded the government that it had been
their fate during the two years they had held office on two •
separate occasions to be obliged to exceed the law. Now, if
it should be the fate of the government for a third year to
bold office, and circumstances should arise in which it should
be necessary for some great interest in the country
to take upon themselves the responsibility of again
exceeding the law, be could only say they would
set fear to do so, and wild throw themselves without
dread oa the judgment Maw pailement of 'Leyland. (Hear,
bier.) That was the only answer he should make to an ob-
servation which he sapped we meant es a taunt. The
two last years bed nresseded dfilleablies of ea extraordinary
eharaettr, and be iambi have been ashamed of the govern-
ment to whisk he belonged if they led Meitatekto stay the
=rnievert and amain mils by tie the the coarse
theylail Mad it desirable te gems. ear, hear.)
He would not makeipate the dbarden with ensue to the
, Bank of England, which would Ewe gragerly come on when
his right hon. friend, the Chanealkireiliti Exchequer, stated
all the circumstances whisk bed led tithe course the govern-
ment had adopted, ord ft went be iSepertible to answer any
specific question el the MaWat without going into the
whole eiraneseresee ef the em. (Hear, hear.) He had
hoped the splash disk elgltt hem Mend, the First Lord of
the Treasury, had dimmed of that part of the subject which
had led any one to sensed the semarenial distress which
bad recently existed with the kilo e of the free-trade
policy of the gosserrest. (Hear, hear.) The hon. gentle-
man had woken at the evil of theintroduction of all
the corn into the moray which had been imported, but he
thought who the "Maar, supplies had been cut off it was
a proud reflation to think of the enormous quantity of
karma food which the commerce and wealth of the country
bad attracted to our shores, and to complain of it was tanta-
mount to fieding fault with a man for going to a baker to
purchase bread for his family when they were starving.
(Haw, hear.) As to the policy of foreign nations, he was
convinced that the example of this country had produced the
most marked results, and be would not then go further into
the question than to instance the United States of America.
No later than last December the legislature of that country
had revised their whole tariff, and made some reductions la
it meet important to this country ; and it was well knows
*bathe party which pressed for such smeliondoss, were
Mtmisted in gaining their object by Mateemng the
policy which England had adopted. (Hear, hem.)
When the proper time arrived, be should be preparedi to p
mace
lifully late the questions involved in the spunk ef the
hes.maan who had last tithe
the home. Heim)
Mr. NEWDEGATE condemadh ned the egeresien( of the
Beek Charter Aet, under the operatioa of whisk, with
11,4100,0001„ In the mare of the Bank, there had begs a
the when the Bank had oily 4,000,0001. in
ent,-..nr0,...g. is 1800. TM dinned In the emery at
the meant time we aim Mead. There were now 10,000
cogs in rho msralsetniing dialer amt of mederneutt, and
esmants of mere mills being aimed. How '
= iliteliZathtt the presort sedition [the ennui bad
us Mims* to dee trade, what they Ia od
evidence of in-
easeed agate in ether commends@ besides grain? Pressed
by the exi=zf the times arm public journals bad used
*brier the hearts of their e
":ethe Akre/ sine laissurees who were, andc=en,
Haewess wet of t, and he thoughtris
he was quite
jeedied k in that hones of salt a course being
pmessed. Tie of this very week had the following
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Salado& d into the boa
I been omitted from it, weissi=ssurntenyMille gag at
1 the gourameaL (les.ceitster.) •.
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been screed to, 0 . tto Se preessibut to bwr Maisety.
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