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

bet eilleleatly abetted that nisi hie maws flay bed
se *ls to en Ida whether he wee a diseelmeer se e na-
palms, bat they ebrela be sesadled Oa ho was the friend
diet and rentees liberty. As sr Maas elks. bad
they_retureed te the tlibee ? Wae Mr.
Oates ea ilea? or was Mr. as this ?
slatted to as, OM Mr Callas was set present, bat
my
be mat thatame wee se am mire masa sad seal-
NS is the Nippo es
of the admirable mai*. wit& they
het pat ferwerd thh maim, oil shah night almost
he sasseet op la nee stet—lran tiale, semesiimi Mine.
es eateries tithe mins% esimpesellies M ell tants 11M.
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be e die metemios of ski
M the gednambiry iliesehlse, he wait ate etneaTre
mere news te beanie pee fro boaaeheit selaskeespied
tin lie beist. inn resat to Munk esternmstm he sea-
Masi I s gene et pareenties to take maw Ikea
ass Is the nye Mame te lir mid Is the
els tilties whin he navel to ariesessoPigiperlathle
I=isatsseiz Callas Iferiny_ wield mem all ferner se-
Mama. Oa seeman he stair* re-
armament Ma to their esspere est he wee reedy to
mama soy tunes OM might be :mired. Cheat.)
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gestlewia of Vetthier reepsdability, who hod is twat
IMO served thewell ; bet the prong woo dot
ipesdoo of mew. prlagaple He theredne hoped for
%dr support to as (Loud applause.)

The How Rhyme LartemSre, K.P., wee cheered on
Warr( to peeper Manua Derma, es a, Bsq., •
reai proper men to taperer the West Biding. This was
not the fleet time thee he lad had that hewer. He
had dose in to Mil, whim he was tabs:phonily r-
eamed with his Mend Mr. Watley • sad he had
no dash& that Heger retamed he weer Lame than fair-
' folly aloha. He seed not 'toddies* to peemoasea any We-
Desbon's dreamer ; they Ida well, and
rat to the tmetimeries whisk had been berme to his
=llithe dear of 1817. Me VIM • men well as-
opektai with be karma of the ikeg, amicultanl,
mobetellom rid ameammiel. thenten he had snob
Me
Nein prepoing wished boa to mike.
deed Me toed batiloreeid ea this ocessise. Thom who
bad Idea lb Gel& emient than west lee the Mweledes
.hash amt Mete, walk legal be the bot seep la a mad,
kid beammey. (Chime sad greens.) It me glessibly
pat beword that they wen to do • Utak owermil mere kw
die ; bite the piety_ who IMMO at week, out Mt
that key weed. He ?oinked the abeam of the
hem. bereast who was opposed to this. Me swelled the
sass of that shims ; bat he malt set help emoselehm that
le was slegaler that this shield be the sewed desks at
IMiIIiMMIMOM6I. opposed hobos had ail oppmeedia dee
Athiset -sleek. • gentlemen he
Nampo*
s sed filial Mr. Denim ; sad he wee pew
Wei to take die respeadbility of what wee dens cao that
awoke; he he hit bat he -mold we white his boa. Mead
le go se •pH with 311,000 vales, sad rely two days fora
muck AS premet they eau ea opal grim&
Met rawest Sir Calling liardley, la hi address,
bad stated Mat be wee thsaklsl be be Ram
1111; sad M believed that he was so thsakful
his his esperienoe at Penske& It would be ressembered
rupee to that masseurs that bet shrift bill wm
Ily aag:rity of one vets ia finer of Omani Ger
logelVe net to Mum the ftliMbllt of sepratenta•
Om see vete wm Sir Collis( lley's mad ia him
epee* he mid he objected to the lea Menasdle
bUI, blame h
was based tee meek upoa popelathe sad too little ems
lafrife. Mem)
I. Main, Beq.of Seedbed, esseadell the assainatien of
Mr. Dishes. He said that when the valley they mess
now to 1111 sp first scoarred, a parq at Leeds, who ball m-
imed to themselves • power et Issu es ia the malts d
Itharresketisa whisk meld aft be submitted to by the
met sal sewed that it was pewee Mot
Me kaalligialey shoal mom the asakkes. That resolve
we sheer bypeeelie, ea the sec ed. Kr. Charles
Phawfilima shwa shisral Ida re-
kaki to reseplie the esesindea with whisk that efer was
aissuganki t bet became he had Mindlo sub.
mit to a awe et okastim to whisk as medemos
sow to be emosseed to submit, they had bees kiwi to go
• gamed time tIM suither ammo to Sat a eredidses.
Thee pesesellom led led to • moiattr isommeat. Marge
sad labeetki -mediaw held at Leeds, which bad re.
@bed vim alba set Mr. Denim, add that deterstinalka
W bees roe basei Wa MK hew meelieg d inibtealkd
atantivattme sal eetimj emil koalas
had been es sailed oat Mr.
Demises wadi be ettamed. lb sallied la hie sapped,
Mu the aroma k whisk he hal primed his daty, the
who mil the geed•
Mall pwlisi. He abeeefolly esseadei his
ameleallea, Sem • doosi ravioli= that he peewee& all
teiliallibeees et •
swan.enti I. shift Mr.
they VOW MO settee it • lam who would
she emu to mune Wombed ewe glide= ismeltatkei,
whether ensued hp ea epee roe • mint he, and would
she an to Si Mat the abestiest et the seestry
ma Si left so mei emilleeded to as it had bees.
Hawing the grave sled melees importaace of the quietism, be
wool* Wm OM that eat of some potties of the taxa ma-
WNW by the people old wee reademed to edasate their
sees. The frets of the eseeenalives and aoaservedve-
whip meld M misty entreated to his, and In their bask
le meld mealy leave him, he he felt enured that before
Friday ant the Lanus of Yorkhire would be second by
the triumphant Mara el Mr. Deakin. (Cheers and groans.)
114. Iwo lemmas, of Sheffield, then 'toed forward
he the peoples d asminatiag Samuel I4dd (laughter) as a
awl /Mgr gees to remeesat the Sang in parliament.
The dame Wry met her Lord iteepeth had informed them
Mat the elestles et • reprematathe fee the Biding was one
of the meet impertaat weeks they emit be engaged L. Siam
Mee they lad sea great Menges abusad—os had tot-
tered mad empires had Whs. TM oases was, that the
mai meet live. Yet what bad the govensasent of England
diet Literally , la spending the tams
ended be. the people the leaders of the pore
and then pe urea
14.= Wm of their
. (Groans.) lb. was invited to
goad, be (Mr. Teethe) had promired to come here and
r. weeks ineklais. 811109 this Kr. C. Pits willies
sobid, and they W raw two sembdates before them.
Mr. Dealemoollea temeheed at Shelleld, had said he could
'kw seillbm
Xr. Daum I emir odd so.
Kr. Immense : Net k direct terms, certainly ; but
tibia be asked him if he mall propose any measure for the
peemeiteat niamerstles esighemeat of the people, he an-
"l den't Mow.* lake Do you ?") He
(lb. wee sat sa bis hid, bat he would try to do
ea. Maws se to to do ate bad no plan for removing
or aims. ass =why did they present themselves
Lame Om poi*, had been meld to be the great
allowillg of summa inkblots. To remove that he would
mama the to Inland, and then those
why ANON NMI te esi lalossr would remain in In-
ked. He NOM 1•111••• the nationality of Sart-
imaii would pane his the expiable of royalty ;
medlemerre the member et the church to is original par-
peso; would blued the way; and would reduce the
any semetkieg lbe dee prepeetita. He would abolish
the sesoseal pme lows, sea would have boards established
I. every died* te preiM he the profitable employment of
the pesele. He would restere to every man the right which
he had maw Magas tbees, sad of whlch they had been
deprived; he wood jive ee every man who contributed taxes
the right to vet. MIN is a few of the things he would
do. Hk billed Cady* IS his " Past and Future," said,
" this which they 0111 emaideatosa of labour, is, if well un-
derstood, the qualm of the whole future, for all who wall
=to pours mea—the imperative priming question
,tow to deal with the ective Mom of the million."
The maa be had proposed would explain that. (Cheers.)
Mr. R. Boma, of Huddersfield, seconded the nomination
of Mr. Kidd.
JOIIN Bates, BK., M.P., then presented himself,
seaddit lead sheen and some interruption. He said he hut
bees requested to read to the meeting a brief address which
bed bees terwestied he their information from Sir Culling
lentley. He rearemed, sad they would all regret, that any
mailidate eloailles prevented by New from being present.
Sa Ifienkre asked tee dhow whilst he read that paper,
whisk he would set ask he any observations of his own.
Sir Cars welled his abeam. His medical adviser told
him OS be mob met be permitted to be present ; and, if
pnewit, he essiol set have spoken. He wished them to
make the outset me of principle, and not a source of esti-
mouy. He had been the subject of many calumnies respect-
ing whisk he had Mt Magmas: this addrem would be his
protest spiel the atteshe which had been made upon
him. To that pinks of the press which had slandered
Yen he owed so upoleay. The assusin behind a
lead(ag make, was as bad as the amain behind •
Le a
aid
me,so.) The country required the
ad the stoma senatituencies ; there should
bar weak act may equal districts; yet he
there ems is Met *pa be advantageously
Übe, wadi sat KB their esedilatem. lie did not
smutty _there eihmil be • diliseeat quellfieatioa for members
la Weal sad Seedand ; sad if a man could afford to live
sLimisa as a member, he must have a stake in the country ;
awl Or man who had a little stake could be as honest ss a
an who bed a Imrge stake. He was for an exteriors of the
anillentierammthrift he would we be crotehetty, he would
seibegeee standing atill ; yet he thought
Miallerebeid 'new woad be too much as a first step.
Bit ree be • widen of the national expenditure, and for
delegjedied to ell. Why were the payer of rata in towns
to Kest Mose who impaled the rare, and not the payers of
mem k ? He would advocate the repeal of the
=
Lae, which led to great demoraliastion. Upon
orkeneent they must either pay all or pay none ;
Mahe as • diem would say "let us pay none." (Cheers.)
wli hh sift follow ooanizymea he would not cope on
the beta^ ant weld meet this on the platform. And
MINIM jai he eneleboil till either he had convinced Lord
Amid se led Amok' had convinced him. In conclu-
elos,_l flog' MIN OMNI to elect him se their representative
("
_w• trill"), he Veda represent all clams. His opponents
hid sour halm feem him that they had been so. If he
hod cuepoismod the *skeet of Yorkshire, he knew no
b** ate
bed ,166 a it baby the votes of the electors,
end if
ildbful gram of their local latemets. (Loud cheers.) In
ematinsedua Kt. Bright swayed le speak.
Alit Nue latumplisa and mkt et " Spoke, spoke."
The lhonotrols6=4 and said that upon the precedent
of the akedea, IS Weed= was made, he thought
Ife. Bright hid a Odle te leered. (Cries of " No, no ;he
has reedide swedidstes ait")
lir. Banat alompted to proceed, but in vain.
The Han. 11. Lamaism asked Mr. Bright what was the
de of the bail anthe malice of right, and being in.
bemed by Kr. Height, Mr. Iseceliu waved his hand appa-
featly in deissemesto it.
Mr. Ream made several imam:teal attempts to primed.