The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-29 00:00:00

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bent. (A seise, "We are dahlias.") We I thee they were
leaks is the some beat. Redeems ci rest wee a great
goy : t. was • defeats ost, bet the boat eoehl usproseed
wa mash b.tter for ding the *nun overboard. It woo •I
sessaos thing to see Is the news test Ifir John
This, the Hen. Mr. That, or Lid Wn•td'ye•ell•bim,
had, is sesseqemee el the had maps, the bed mu-
UM or gene Wag des bed, Masi kis sr remised I
lb rest es nisch per met., bet wham was the
sewspe
_sestalaing the amen% of the tenant wades en
his sad, giving pad times their due, offering as
imam of rant en the syseial geosada of that year? He
hoboes& that, as a body, the landlords were prepared to
stand or ow by their *maw Then there was 'videos's&
et:stodge. The legislature, the erreau7, and every man at
kr ova freebie, would ask, What is to beams of the
labsurer ? To that question he ad net dearth if gins g •
maser. Whew the Soma sees kis thealier I.
thisrlibitwbe tors
generally memo the sentegia Zel theught be-
Mee madam year arathig would be bumf Ike WO lebeerses
hail Helreiliellekteemseremetheethithheilthealmade
»Wyss, the Deice el liedked's Metes es Mars hr the
Shower. His gnat bad ;inn so emehmee el- their esse.
and he bed Ism& by calailatteus that the MM. mai net
be built li, isse than 1001. The seSsery asleep esst wee
*eat V. He weak* ask say sea eatheleded• build.
Mg whether messy men sot to reuse 6 pee sat. ? He
believed that • man could seemly kg nist his mow more
pasiothe, mere benevolently, or mere seefelly ; brat
that there lly
might be no diseppointmeat it was laspeetant net
to maleasd ea* ma leadstakieg with balsas tavestmeet to
site* . He almost& be tkaakfal Mee, the duke's
stn the Feast siserable splesieed under-
pins& toseassee. in whisk the litherarer Is lodged. He
emdeded .by geogedas the health of Col. Cartwright, the
sanity diamis.
Theliemith le *ill bee. fir George Bobbins kering bien
preposet, lb. Pm. Basset rem le adthowledge the sespli-
mem Zs wad& respect the rule ea prosody exchifing
✓atted diressies, though there had net bees any lack
et prmsdent Mr agrieulteral speechmaking these last
few weeks. If he weal sank be might follow the eccen-
tric metiers if that dietingebthed test, Lord Beceiglame, and
if te the math be was sepia et MIL They had lately read
• meat &gels/ epee* hem the met disiagniskei orator of
the eHome el Commie, swiss the weans@ ef the hon.
reinthere them is the Tess. That asemplished orator
Msp.
M &n&nmake in his resent epee* • vests us of
hie iteseity dim of his issmeanamea as is the
hewer** gesdems the =ember fm Brookingbaseehlre, I
iamb •thisfli shaker his estraimbseey theory of cheap
sapitel vety ismilisibie. lan at a los ta know where the
farnestis Mims Mbarrow mosey to work the Sad. How he
sea gat it deeper than the cottes-spinser passes
my eampeelessolges I would suggest to Mr. Disraeli that he
is haw us harm rather then good by suggests, impeasi.
:rabbi ezpodisats which Mosses our steratien, and divert
tram as the only real sautes of relief. Thee, gentlemen, I
ma &either cat emirs with Lord Brougham_ ear so to Cali.
brain for cheep medal with Mr. Disraeli. To these farmers
he would say patience is • most Christian virtue, sad
*slaty was sever more required than by the agrieralturis ci
1849. Let the fanner harbour no reseatiment, sec be led
to think ill of the laws *der which he lived,
became of hie lemma He knew low aUM WI naturally
Melia* to fad when he found his medal , his meats
deenesiag, kis land (14Sn:sating, his health inking. Many
an basest, geed ism was now plunged is difileulties to
whisk be had before been • Trager. But the fanners of
Ragland had hitherto Illustrated the firmness and tenacity of
the (boon—the dificulths might be great, bet let them
strive misfelly against them. Let thaw woo wise better of
remember that poverty makes • am acquainted with
amp bedfellows. He would remind them that a great
mad impoetaat change was omits over the kingdom. Is
• few yeas a slovenly farmer would not be known in
Ragland. A sheet tame ago be had gese over the meaty to
Kalmank, and bad there mesa land is width the thistles
strove with the desks for the mossy. He thought his
Meads mast be Wadies docks fees cover for foxes, bat told
them that would not do, for the docks were so Isms and
Most the Mn would riot break cover. He was told that
if he rede Is the north he would dad much land is this
Mat. While the tree trader could point to such fields as
those be had • right to chuckle and triumph.
Let laudierd sad tame unite, as unite they must,
reattgarresail was to beams • soarer of pra he t. If t
mail not fed the messy let him give the tenant
wash eseurity by cowman that he say gableatly_ seek •
fair return, and lay oat his mosey without fear. The far.
sir too most remember that his farm was his betimes and
set kb reareatisa. He mast rise early, and eat the breed
ef earefulsees. The labourer meet understand that for •
Mir den wages he must give • fair days' week, mad if he
would lama ehe p lest suet ~pin with his employs to
module It. He tkaaked them for their attendee and for
driatuag kis bealth.
The lth a thee stewards, judger, end other °Seen
haring bees drank the meeting sepersted.