The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-25 00:00:00

taken in the interval which eery ma& tended to enable

the people to beer that tatatioe. (Olfens.) A larger re.

eeritie Wu now raised thee ever wini nisei either cis tine

of peace or war. His USes was sots popular ism TM
tans was much spew, ia roplyiagto thaw who sake' for

rshasmi tszsAiaa: (Odes ai No, so," sad laaglaar.)
The peanut coaditios was ssl ass albashiky Usage. Th•

atptilditar• aow famed had bean to Kam a:east right ; sad.
sitormasy sr sok it had aorta* has. galled for by the
pablic sriat-4ohnisi—Gail with tae aft el the rah,' yoke
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vs ma smoky iw beak spin to • wittat et On iitt4
ndutitics. (Appkom.) It nits with the .dies what isle
be the I ature wane. It it totes co dos logiakturt imenami
sense of war mad pew" it is at* Is es pont si

Obarearr of the Einlisser to mil 14; prewuro7

(I )-bat if tits psoidip ilasino mama isiallom sad

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axpeeditere it will talc; the parlielessi no yak time to
brag that expenditure into a widen/us aid bealth,i±ttei.
ot ratatetica. (Gbeers.) Refer,* to the
=ztla Azoieloa, be mid that we did est .117 s
the greednemet propels, tad sneezy of their
eat**. We Nadd base title well osateat, he mid.
to use her enlarge bee bailee heel yeas to yew gredeilly
inexessiag her wealth sad elseserth ; we &said lave re-
tained the tenerismasse Theo en our pet wain; would be
dose to pawwl the eseitheanne of the met trieedly sad
ttwefd rolatisen—(betr)—esd the admiration with whisk
we eipriled the mew et tbst nation would base bola
totally waned either by osozza tear. (Chain.) Bat
this sang& it eases about ono fault of outs. and
I Wet we meet bat feel that position and stated,
et this eireato wW NNW to the Volved Bittoo ties DA
boon is Ise NW di of the maw quit* importhily or
fairly lodged (Itair.) How, sotatbsoos. I ale out sokog
to mite -lib a roottor omplolog. Lot vs sympatadot
with oar llumloos Imam is Vl* dilitaltioi:jtoor.)

bit as slier thogime alike el them diffie.;lll•ll.
sod Of • ad wills esallelo las minds theos
see set brallo a telogibil Ilia deb=w
lie Me ef the eawiesi ef *sir adebbeem Om,
Meer.) web elemsertm lbw peepeollewe el eh•
jests
we Indsee lbe ega sod agsdillsosall lsmod. sod
am tbseghe he he jest. iddikille 11111.111111•11111111 usaal.
wale ems sal bit be hoes ham iamb& VW,
w ow
times, limo IMO • amid mods uposiii=the ping ,
iles Is Amanita thee MAW et elis
ter whet wee Wad " afwgialar" Welk Mrs ellolistoult
real mania of that dsmend T nape that is whet I say
I shall sotsy • wad lassallebese walk list tetanal
Win whisk I dean to eheoWh lama A saes, and
especially towards ear heaved based the wets—(beer)— •
bat pesetecally whee use Ila wawksid flails** wad that
sell for sympathy ? Why, I millentend It, it mew this—
that we should tame malt • mom by we Wrap mod by
our public acts as would gibes tie 6,00E003 a ash, WE Übe
10,000,•00-1 an set whisk you e• 11 ties--e! tho Bulb
to permaisma boalikity with ws. (Cam) Well as., We
way bars oar oat spishoom--ead I Wager taboos our ova
waken about as laWitutisla ot the Swab. (Hear, ear.)
I imagine aso we easy war private opinions about tho
41•118assimss OM has been gives to thane imstitatioas la the
Math. (Cbsera) But that bso veins why, a the ono
Was wr Ow ether, we should adept • ems* of coadoct that
as to by this facwialiew W alkosties GI feeling and
pormionat hestaity between ottealas sad those who
say be hereafter • peat welts, dam* to enter into
puma a relations with as, (Obsers.) WlLaidoie:bat, U
we avid see that tam won • festal 01 off free
disa, then Is not • ma is the bog* ad of
tide reoni--there, whom is hardly • lima la all Bag-
lead dot wield for owe neeenest lisellete Ipso the Ode
which he woad aka. Hat we bane as hi& to lb* pro-
cram of free institution's at the peat el the sword.
Hear , boar.) We set by seek mere that the ale a fra-
me to be pard. Freedom most be besly serepad
sod freely emkneel Yea snare invade • maim is order
to convert dm insitatior from bed ems rafted see;
the and our frauds is North bees, se we mode •
great naistakei—)—la swede. that they era bad all
the horrors as the war Is phiewthreplei eels. Wood,
gentlemen, there ars these among as that think, sad I con-
fess, for one, 1 hove shred the opmehmasion, that If, in
the course a de visisellwila of Um war, the
Southern Sates of Amides shield sad as em-
bassy to Waniageso, sad shall my, "Very well, we
are ready to by dews ear Irma WI see maim; we are
reedy to renew the soaped, we am reedy Is woks it per-
petual; we ore ready to stash to it may security and
araatee that yes can imagine ler pear lebba, us bet'
bie epee ea eseditios—thet yes shall wows as that Nimes
Ala be NO 1.104.10011 with our demo& aitiestiose."
AL, we hese lad the foe thstreatledies.
if it were would naive •
(Cheers) I that it was well =d by my =ha m%
league, Lord Itereall, that " this was • straggle se lie me
side for supremacy, and on the other for iolopsaleass."
(Cheers.) Now, gentlemen, I cannot but sympathies with
those who are asking the struggle for supreiania. It le
painful to sunsudor • vest, imVihead insgeilmot
motional unity. We, tie &ilia is other times,
have felt that psis. (Hearibehearlad. • kw" what it woe.
(Hear. bear.) Old who hod the (wallop
of an Yeglishrea—t=r you
in mgt his policy in
all things or sot, he was • Wes rasa heart and
mentimeat--old George the Thad f his heart "rent in
twain " by the laceratioa of the steam when the Americas
retain were parted from us. Bat. pashisom, I think we feel
this, that the esporisace which we has had in our national
history in some dares gives en the mesas of judging of the
prospects of this Anagram straggle better then those whisk
are papered by the Amman themselves. Wheat.)
After the pun of that seversom wee over we came A
breath to recognise it as a good, sad we are thekful that the
A mericin colones were parted from vs, bemuse we think
the: we could not have gained thew se Rook for their own
aily.intege liii they have bees enabled to govern themselves.
(4 beers.) Sams wawa way soy tins Norther' States ors •
great deal eraser than the South, sad therefore they moat
win. Well, now, gentleness, Eiglaad was • groat deal
etrooger lo former times than Boatload ; but the English-
ran, ma well is the Scotehmen, hams, that when it was the
object or England to establish by force a supremacy over
revamp!, the Scotch proved themselves tabs what are called
" vers. ugly customers." (Lugar and cheers.) And at
length it was not the aerate a force, but it was • sense of
poliey and prudence ow both also, dictated in the mails
be natural circumstances, that led to the lesion of the two
kiegdona. But the remitios of tha Northern Stowe is this:
"We won't let you go." The peaks Of the Southern
Bates is, "We are determined te go." (lourater.) Now,
gentlemen, you ere las el beams, and if ea a you ba:
got a partner. amd that psr waits le aspirate from him,
I auk you whether, in the long rem 11 woad sot be very diffi-
cult to hold him. (Laughter sad elem.) Het 1 ask you
more . supposing that yes were ade to hold that partner,
gimp:ming you could could,* some lodestars o( partnership
by which he should abdicate his freewill ad tie bewail to
you, like a captive to the shake wheel of • eider, bet he
still retaining as amused heart, •• common imbued is
your bushier., a desire to trip you up sad to erobarras
you—why, 1 ay, you would ea bold that farther if you
could. (Laughter and chews.) The Northern States of
America have undertaken a =Mary enterprise a seer
zooms difficulty. It is but fair, I think, that we should
record our woad the vest ad gigantic energies which they
have unfolded is the prosecution of that military enterprise.
War, Lear.) They have had Pertain sucasees in the
told—(hear, hear)—bat, gentlemen, again I fall back mai
our English a perierico. If you mat to the annals of the
war of iodepeodemee between the American colonies end
this (vestry, where were the soccases in the field in that i
our'. It was sot fur wait demur-. ia the tell that we
did sot conquer the Ameriems esiesies. It was this ; that
we foiled wbee we bed bed Became to Ma add we were
an warn oar object thou beton. It is net the atomism
sakes you are irivouring le oenerom • emery +heave
yore bash up ifs elbbsltieri selnilti end ides deem off
the plain where they hive cuelissided with yea is Ight ;
the gumbos is this, aid this amy wheeler the heart of
sot last
esiseistry is est apes the espeatie. I: C4mee
elm . If it is
t epos • aspastisth b ma be bat if
it is on epos • eeperatkea sod If the of ahem-
toe, and of the sea of Vfmiltlie of his day, still
is the vibes of lbws who hebeett Soothers Americo,
then it is all but
aCtile that the military object
should be ells aid ; N the military object were offsets&
the civil and reakisel s residua, would maim
that military sesame • Mee and • wary to those who hod
ariiismsd it W ,we is this Pastry are is the
Wet of plata led It is well, I think, upon thin
subject, cossidaiss post nem esill inamecy of our raisetiwith all thew who lsbibill the American sallsesik
that we shield test oarlN Mood is tat• ..seats
with whidi we Plow what hews weil send We do
tel
lei. flay the a eases he
ribigat"strygre 441414 le es end repretrho el wwwirea
for the soap ar tee Ameselans above di. eV
_OM drill&
giddily mach le tantivaaan ; ster OW him Owe, sot
'rhea we wish or ►peeler, bat wbish le he the pers• bei
ems, eel widens of this imbalammit of Sad esadey, he they
while or be they bleak (Bey beer.) Del, gases--, we