The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-21 00:00:00

la whose alai they lied WOO W w intermit, sad whisk at
an evade,fl Oak slabs inn pististy immaged, WOO able
to "Met tbilsoelved Withal Valet ww elms, to the li
tkiS Ze:SAKapira 111 the septet
of the obeli' was she the rely barbs um the
people of this osalty. The.. geweelmeit sofas ere Who sad
afar; Ind them wow sash bap es Miming &odes. It
wee set the aimeaat taloa free the easbelpser ilea In hard
seek that we paid to the Weeks; bat let Idea seedad the
skean that ever, owe who easessamil ease ea MST rdd
a very large properties of the east—la fast, ell above
what he mold have to pay to other woe:in
for thaw artioke—of the sielosies to this aoaatry.
Let hiss ocestrest, indeed, do eapsaditate of tide ovaatry
with elbow, if he would moms to this, the oatenese tui-
tion to whirl we were walla* sad be meet upend assewity
for retreaelossat He found that the • ,e per lead for
state goveraeseat (we had sn led taxa awl. there-
fore, its did act laded. those) Mrs b. U. per la the
Halted States; 9e. Pd. per head b lesela; lb. MI. la
nark ; sad for Freese, whisk awed a iseasibrobls
berme. they anosated to be. per heed Bat if the eit-
moms cdpsvormerat wire heavy la news what were they
hen ? Why. boy seassale4 to as that 64e. per brad.
(Hsu, hear, sod arise " H• was a friend
to direst thsatko, been. he beamed It would be
tas adm to lamas* Ask proportka. What he
then whet _ a nobs was =Os is the

matry • Shen tiara ego threeghthe attempted ipotesi of
the IMMO tax, they would readily statlerstead kits ; yet let
it be remembered that the prepuitka only west to Lamers
that tut seas aililitiesal pesos fa the posed, whereas smear
of our huhreet taxes aseasted to as ma as 10s. is the

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ponad. (Hear.) He by no Mane themilit that the Weer
to was equitably levied upon fixed ae earmelied with pre-
carious loco ones. Bat this wee not the may tax in which the
leaded pproprietae and swam of fixed Moores had so
eereeeed themselves. Look at the land tax in this as gem
parr with other countries. He believed that Is some foreign
marries the tax on land was very heavy—that in one
it amounted to about 20,000,0001. per year ; whilst
la this country it was not above 1,600,0001. (Hear.)
These wermeniefreat inequalities in oar system of tertian, and
he might at eat meay other striking
breams, chewing
the ter a revillea of the spas; bat see *Oaten
would arm sensuat to it till the 1 angle took a neon olive
rime is their MON sad seat ma to parser will
es ear da the barb of them who midentood the evil sad
trims slimmed be apply the remedy. (Applause.) Now,
telmener dikes km right hive Vim this eseeliteeney as a
termer he did met sem retie ken • palatal drawer
whose palmiin were Wm,* end mirk might bear the
mapicien of having bees dorm' le Arm the erasion. He
wee en mensal el the emu liera, GM of differential duties,
Wain the League misled; aid his name had been
the pairs Is his astir /ewer la connexion with
meetings at the Munierhall to llmelm upon the people the
Millieeses between dint sod Mersa taxation, with a view
le Me istablidusest of • better system of finances. They
were taunted that fro trade had been a failure ; but whir
did the trial take Moe t It wee true that the neemities of
Iles esantry—it was me that famine, had—for a tim&fareed
ern ear ports ; bat the eons low existed then, as it mils
sew, and we were sabjeet to • ham tax upon the iespears
Ind our corn. Thank God, we dmonki have a fair cape&
alma Ia February. (Load ehors.) The corn law would
dim mime off, and let tree who were amine attempt to pa
it ea again, if they thought it prollsalia. (Lemildems )
He believed that were the principle if bee trade lady em
vied sit, the trod* of this country would receive an impalas
welsh it had es yet never experienced. He believed that the
dorm of isdnier world be let loose, that greater nan-
nies sad would be brought to bear upon trade
sad essmerso, the people would be better employed,
and that sot oily they, but the merchant end capitalist,
would have • better remuneration. (Cheers.) Atter ex-
pressing himself favourable to a system of national educa-
tion, and his belief that a plan of secular education might
yet be hit upon which should not compromise sectarian dif-
ferences, the hon. candidate went on to state his views upon
parliamentary reform. Lorry at the feet that, out of seven
millions of adults in this comtry, only 950,000 or 1,000,000
had votes, and that a large dem of people were dimatisfied
with the present fnaahi he did sot think this • time,
when therm around as were rambling—when dynasties
were being overturned, and our own country was turned
into an asylum for the exiled monarchs and rules of
other nations—to turn • deaf ear, as they had
done, to the wishes of the people ; for he it
remembered that those :countries were net now in
a stag of anarchy in consequence of being too well governed.
They had expelled their governments bemuse of their ez.
tensors Morse the people were coerced because,
above all, am porde were sot represented. (Loud cheers.)
He did not tor to say that he was at once for giving uni-
versal euffreur, but he was fora progressive reform ; he was
favourable at once to a Lugs extension of the suffrage, sad
he would seek to carry out that system of reform which had
been so ably plead before the country by Mr. Hume, Mr.
Cobden, and Mr. Bright. He would seek to give a v is is
every resident householder; and he would seek to sustain
the householder in exercising that vote by the bollot. He
believed it to be a parfait mockery to gin • man the
right to vote, and then net to sustain him ia the free
exercise of it. (Cheers.) It was said that it meld lead to
hypocrisy,. bet they must gist metre that they had a right
to know how • maa voted—for that assertion did assume it.
Hs denied that that eoald deserve the rate of hypoi.rley
when exercised by the people which the rich and wealthy
reverted Vs In their system of voting la their more private
Melee. He was also for Melting_ the duration of parlia-
ments to three years. That would nut satisfy everybody,
but it would be a good per mintage when they said not get
the whole debt (Laughter and cheers.) The hon. eandi-
den went on to express himself favourable to and anxious for
the new dietribisties of oats by a system of electoral dii
trials. lie pined to the great inequality which existed at
present, both es terpm sad population in this diffsnat dis-
tricts. The Hemes-of Ormons was coavertr by it into little
etas than • registrars ammaittee to the House of Lords. He
metered that he did met reward the whip party much more
Memo* than the tory. TM former made greater pro-
fere. than the leas& sad, perhaps, they were the greatest
sluires. (Cheers sad laughter.) Tits acreage interest";
landed Interest, had, at prom, the power of reprema
eadmhen it was for their later* they exercised itirok
often did enrols the power, jointly. (Hearhear. )
at what had jot taken pier in Yorlikke. What tie had
dose there was by a mime( Merest. The
were pressing Mon openollen, MI by and byte= proms
spun them closer, mad thee Soy wild anise mere firmly.
(Apprise.) But lot them cower the power ra the mein
interest with that el the samodersing resod under
the present system of researratier ressnling is
Duld's " Psalmodist, Cmgemism." Arida retained 23D
voters, under the ialesseas et the Duke et Meth& (this was
unblushingly stied ia • week fa
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and .)
Surrey. (Laughter There was mares Wm* la
the sameminty—it was Chiskeemi—aeder am bilimme of
the Duke d Meknes& It retuned Mr. data Mod emir,
and a perm with a good away aamo but
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Lissom. (Ltaghter.) Rye was arra bennor, rid to be
undo %Miasma* of a family mar Cerlek and cm of the
family represented it. Bat if anything seeM show more
dearly the malt of this oyster tome than moniker, it was
the feet that ems half el the House of Othavasthwas Marra
by 190,00 e &Mee npwrring GAMOW. of
while the edit half wee nteined by
'beton repreeendig 71,000 MM rifireperlWia
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