The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-18 00:00:00

the fief that Roman QUIZes aal the various sects

scoters were admitted ; but they must recollect that these
bodies were all, She the Jews, hostile to the very forms
and Aids ef Cleblisaity. It had been asked, if iu opposing
sulks iiiiiiinie as the present they entertained any fear of 1
the Jews beteg able to Judaixo the country. No such
Wag; but they hoed that a sacrifice of principle on
thole islet might be pesdactive of very serious evils. (Hear,
base.) They might concede what was their ova—their
ports, doh privileges, their dignity, and, if noorassay, the
Mds aft church itself ; but to this demand ei the lows
they oseillast accede—they could not assert the which
a Mo. owl roasent to withdraw, as in thin use, that I
winds was hue. (Cheers, and " hear, hear.") The truth
which was muted in these words, which the Jew do.
Mande,' should be struck out, was no ordinary truth.
What they asserted was the great and preeminent prin-
ciple of Al public and private morality—the Alpha and the
' Omega of all virtue—the pillar of cloud by day mad
of tire by night to guide them in their path. (Cheers.) He
put it to their lordships whether, if further changes of Ibis
kind were contemplated, it would not be butter to roped
oaths altogether, rather than proceed in this Wombs ow
day after day and year after year ? It had been WM that by
the use of oaths they had not been able to exclude the In-
fidel, and that Lord Bolingbroke and Mr. Gibbon had ob-
tained admission. Although, however, Lord Bolingbroke
and Mr.:Gibboa had been admitted, they had been obliged
to take the oaths, and although by doing so they
had jeopardised their own souls, yet they had borne
their public testimony to the principle. (Cheers.)
There was a wido difference between administrative and
legislative functions. lie rejoiced that the Jews had beta
admitted to administrative functions ; he rejoiced they wets
shut out from nothing save this last point they sought to
gain ; but there was a wide difference between what had
been already granted and what was now asked. The yrs
son wh3 accepted an administrative oSlee knew Ord he
must exercise it for Christian objects, and he was been& by
the limits of the law, and could not ;go beyond the., tit he
was responsible to the law for his conduct in Wass; bat
the same person in a legislative capacity was fres to all an
he pleased, he was responsible to no one, and could any
into effect his own principles. Administrative faaideas
were given subject to the condition of discharging the
duties, but by the measure before the house it was proposed
to give full legislative functions, without any conditions
whatsoever.
The Earl of CARLISLE observed that the case did not
certainly admit of fresh view or new arguments, although,
in his humble judgment, the of time and the course of
esestimo
events bad 'materially str the motives for the
favourable reception of such $ bill. The Wile earl who
had reeved the rejection of thablimade It a aleuad Omani
ambit it that the promisee had ajMaiad from
banging wash a rowel • beim the boon in the
omens of the hoes soodets. sod amiss bad :also been
was to the shrines ef politieen Ha eurtainly was not
swore thetas, politsumber se rill= bid been presented
an sae side et MIS Oboe; but at that samsea he held la his
bud • petitiso whisk Ise or owlle% of bis oollsogars had boos
yortrotod pramatng be ad is
of hole Whiphem
! osadderatios„ litypessododWth
frowam th:cttl
end eseyoutiewonbe City of London, was
hall=semeaaajimi, alge meceems. end. as he believed, it "-
=the suatiesents id the whole or that important and
tial body, which would show that they persevered in
thusliberal sentiments which they had before expensed.
Bat he obits& to sureW hie tessentious to ono tingle
boa duswods. mod; as dors ins inky ow objeehon
dash bo oessahod to boa id any
_led** smug hoes with
whoa the promise, of the YEW to battle, and Ipso that
ore his noble tricot bad makOgalka. It might
_liie termed
ha religious obiena. lie was ones heir h4s would
eel allow the hoe of rwedivaddillell 11l = or
&gists to irersal t globs to
&I JOIN. TY drew— and holed of the Jews in
dab asogley woe olibinit gamagess against any such
="ea than, and be was are their lordships
MSS such grounds refuse to grant the natural
wiii they allielained to be put on a footing with their
no ally area at tie oppoosata of
tharsill 111=hr thelemghs easembhieg the Whin
atom who, It was aidltolga of bomb, had set by *dr
eloolleet disentitled tbegedem Arun the Mahout of
thou, was • feeling dad It would be en elk IS
It were, of disloyalty egglagt the Divine litNieher
of 013, oeligise, and that et the only thing we
fighting he or worth living he, was the exuarion at
Ills mph, Igoe earth, they 1111111 /as
by their faith net
to coeseet ft seals an act oe soallhase is So bill proposed.
in :VC ma, who went bond W tai to gemstest the sentiment cabanas/ MilailusW_ _ . Ullist
obi woes well foondad. it andadoi dl roam mato
verolrthead
trombobsithstendiso. hat he dowadths
of C r ler, tWagoestka ha
his setae Masi woe • rah podded la ose
faith—. Do unto ells as ye weehl they shadi do lath
you." (Hear.) Ss admitted that that presort mod 1111