The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-31 00:00:00

INCOME TAX MEETINGS.

MEETING AT GLOUCESTER.

As Important poblio mooting was hold at Glom
maw, as Wadley evesin, with a view to °hada he total
sad hamodiste repeal of the Wane tas, It beteg the second
hold within a abort Uwe for that pupas.. Athol-
ralmitifteley awl Mr. Prim, M.P., ware prima, sad the
Maroa presided.
Mr. BOWLY proposal the drat-resolstios. 1414 depre
sated the lasses Ina Ile aufass la It. opmatica, reaanotto is
Its aeseseassat, demsealislai is Its teadesey, and by its is.
saisiterial obanaton, Y anogatory to the foamy or Josiah-
Mea.

Mr. T. M. brown sanded the ressintios, observing
aka they wore unworthy the same of Isglinune• If they
salwaissi to so hashes a tan say lava
Maid M. 7.1. Blitliarr, M.P., she yes re-
solved with ha applause, said he had bees fully had so
endstelesl that here wasto be at *sly • tins omens
:rtiintesodessiest, bat she • moieties to tie the beads
ad hie boa. collesste. (Chen, ad • vets,
That Wee.") He would say la sandshoes sad goodwill to
Asa Oat be we glad the neasties bad sit bees so based,
bosses sithoeck ea eh sea, yet ha had he ephit of a•
Isellass• sleet his, sad sear wall be • heehaws as
s ropressetstive. (Cheep) The nasals had less sand
so se satstkor the gerneseat lateskil to take ad=
a some tasty.eight days balms nand ever the
Teas aid awes the leseessed was tee for smother ash
bons bd gas so far se to rey Ma It win the heaths of
the sweentast ee to do. Bons mid the it was • nelblis
aims Mat II was worthy sly el a pediteggleg s lobs
mull M illasit of the rolls kr ash seslona et
ass mooned then bosses • au Is • impisher
• gsvatemoat, be be sift el • dirty seem
Fle week% vesture to sestraist ass. as bad said last
wes the Weenie et the gamma to lake this advan-
tage of the people. (Obieda.) Ms 111 set sly this apes
seniority, ht es • subordlefilli a Ms gesseneet. He did
met Wine that It wall tio sepal& at taking sash is ed-
amass (Chews) A6l why ? Let then look at the
shams a the able lead the sasaber for Theme, sew
a the head or ths _. l His was as awaking
tha•
t.b he could ash by ribs he beeseeseh sad
a the resiesststise of Ihe miss Teseslin heboaso maitlyd
say will sib the this sash L wail est believe:lt till be
sew H, aid be, Is. ese, wash ass he a party to it. (Chuss)
Mr. lowly bad and them m abash he us, ad La eh
sass breath to reduce seponaten to sea laseas.
It was very well to say Ma sow bat uniortassalp
they bad spat the assay. Woad thisy be to take
hes Mgt poslties—krensill by lean.
nesais same, ha d Inalen, sod Obohthe shortly, Is
tho newt soespretweelve seems ho west, the shantass et
the wall ageism shay, dalisissas hd ills
=Vlke week ? (Lead seem) hey seaw
ibe* have sat that they sesta not ups. say vein
des ossersely brag had ogees*a that pow*/ whets
leglieluses shoe throughout the wend ars able Is and,
Mee good bye to the Ranh asaner—gad by. to the
gnstsess of Gnat Britain. (Lend &sem)
Mr. Kinsman propene she Esse reeelethe, to the

Ohm that, while the meeting desired the repeal of schedule
D, they were Cot opyomd to buries their fair share of
taxation, and siousidersai that some more eqeitable sad lees
okiimmaskm mans aftiiit be found to meet any deficiency
in the manse.
Mr. IinOiLAND emended the resolution.
Mr. W. P. Paton, M.P., cost spoke, contending that it
was impossible for sehedele D be repealed, calms some
substitute which would produce an f.quisalent revenue were
adopted. The income tax was a so:einn compact entered
tato betimes the people and the Cbancfllor of the Blabs-
quer. Is oesesquenee of Its imposition an enormous
amount of customs and mein duties had be.. abolished.
Prom t►is abolition trade had recited an immoonne
petu, mid the cosatry had gone es ffmrisbiegly. Tim
substitute proposed was in his opiates feasible, and had
been recontmeaded by Mr. Gladstone when Chase/11er of
the Euhequer la 1868.
♦ workine man named Herbert proposed an amendment
that any Merit moped by the repeal of schedule D should
be met by retrenchment on the part of the goverement.
Ditiatandy this amendment was embodied la the remiss
ties, and adopted unanimously.
♦ petition framed on the resolutions passed was agreed
to, and this meeting separated at about 11 o'clock.

MEETING AT DEPTFORD.
Leas night a densely crowded wsesstlag of the
fa-
habtitana of Deptford was held at Om "Literary Isititatles
la that tees, to adopt measures to obtain a fair adjustatont
or a Ural rapid of the property and booms taz. The 'hair
was a/espied by Alderman Wire.—Mr. lb wsites (chair-
man of Ike Metropolitan Board of Works) moved the Arm
reeolatios, emadensaamep of the imams an, Oa the grenade
of unequal assmement, its imposition upon paeans of
small beccaos, aad its fagaieltorial 'haziest sad pledging
the met* to adopt mennaras to promote a lab &diastases{
or a total repeal. la the coarse of a loon address, Mr.
Thwaltee eamtended that it WAS the duty of the
*Lessen to mad stub reprimeatativa to parliament as
would yeas br the removal of this iejutier. —Mr.
Vosges eNenfiell the mottos ; which was supported by Mr.
Meettague Members, M.P., who °lnstead that when the
moiety sad imolai tax was proposed by 8:r Robert Peel,
be also partied to give something like an egaivelent, is
theshops of as Improved tariff, teducmg *suttee ow Meeks
of soasumptioa. The additional income tax was bid oa se •
I war tax„ mad, sow that the war had owed, bare was no
prokope foe ltsesatiansitee. The goverameat had
beasysen the additional tax for another pear, by =II:
that poem was no peace until it was ratified, bat se the
verb= gevernment establishments at Deptford, Woolwich,
ite. bad bee. rednead, and the expenditure curtailed, the
tralasman had • light to oak why be should coatimie to pay
those deanaade whisk, doting tee way, ha cheerfully Im-
plied with. A reselattea for the adoptsoa of a petition was
moved by Mr. Bidden, sad, after an address from that gas-
Molina and hoes Colonel Sleigh, a vote of thanks was given
to the aairiaan, and the minting separated.