The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-09 00:00:00

THE EXP:

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rtilisi7 le my own salary-
ella....ite ke.fiedl •la dote owedrise—l auras their
Riad the it. this ideortbeaest, in welch it
ir."..tralidloydahatilha as Ike mead el 2,1001., our my
rem aka 'didl ailed maniples' above that wish r
shelr tioadoe a keimalmbe dadagambit par ant. GU *e
maimat id Praia mita sehter.) Mow I mitiC
thia limy fir la Lo, from loaskstar a
rdteirkeetell load° of hk Molar, arm, " Aar I
that h tiveimarielet amy shop, sad imWes me to
sell fro IMlrti've en veaddlet. I wit
allow hi Rye Froth far the
...fir "—a
ea yom sew sod a a that Made et a
header's deep I. this peal elig, meald you not pus en the,
other side ef tie way, sad tabs apedel me not so deal at
that dap t (Mem end letaitter.) Yoe mold say lam
ph SS yea passed on the Other aide, " If that men sold a
ankle, if be were a good a his word,
e arm lad cheated say ma if he bad set
ammitteed a but am of tankrepeoy, he weal mot
resort to reek seem a these to obtain cwe-
tein." (Hear, hear.) This is what I ask every man to do
who thiaks of petsiag down his 101. is this speoulation.
(Hera, hem.) I want yon to bear la 111124 that we do not
mint our wean here will convert my of those bankers,
sts, or brokers, whether hare, in Amsterdam, or Vienne,
who are invited to dad enemy people to pay up 2.1001.
We never expelled to fled them here, end mosordingly
there in not me en the platform. (Rear. WOO We el"
pst that the organs of Woe parties is the prom, andirda
aro not a few, will sot ague the rids I have
No, bet they ill do this, th will arms me to this add .
mutest. (Loud sheen.) (CoeaMaesae inesasplam bore
.used is ouasequeme ef the peewee. It we. Mad at the
lower end of the MOM that them were tea doenemd rams
outside.] Our Maids odds ad mad tamed,. with
reading what I say. If these mall arida@ et whom
I we. speaking. Mt unwary, the inseudgea the un-
informed elm of capitalists, for whoa oboe I swag here to
speak a mice of griming. if they will take a hid Ma as, I
will give them a mans of testier; the 'abbe of the neat
imitator tamortees es be the quality sabots load (Hoar,
hear.) Ream Hope and Oa, of *madam. are the erste
for the Imo. It is oared arm oath Mal That it weed
pay 51. 14., per eat hawed Now I wield deism seas
seamy Dutchmen to go a the esesnimdesse of Mama
Hope *ad Co., and say this to them: " Yea Mks me a less ; •
yes Mae ere to aka part as loan bridal' apes ealeela
don I use ' Isbell get 61. 141. as mat. se fatalist; that le
neatly twice le await intend awe get is Amsterdam is
the ordinary way. Now I shoal be masa% Mmes. Hope
end Co., if las be sure of 4 per ant for my mosey. I
peeress to tab 1,0001. of your Ices. I shell be contest to.
revive 4 per cont. ; I will give yes the 11. Ha extra interest
if you will inane my bond a a parents, for die payment
of the principal." (Oust k.sghter.) No, so; the Dateli-
nes is act be dope in that my. yen ray tie-
red upon it. (Renewed laughter.) Why, Iwu talking
the other day to a gentleman in Loosbard•street—one of the
most experioneed, cm of the met sagaime and able men is
that quarter—which is not renowned foe pllible fools—
( lutenist—l asked this gentleman's opinion epee *abut
Beat in mine he is a man who is more malted by the r-
ammed and by committees of the How of Commes an
web mama km anybody else east of Tears-bar. When
I bad gustioned bun on the subject, he said, "I don't
Wine that 200,0001. of that loan will be take. hi Ragland ;
orrtainly not a shilling of it will be taken to hold." (Hoer,
hear.) No; the spit list, won't take it to hold. If they
take it they take the scrip, and pay the 10 per erne.,
in the haps of transferring it to somebody els.
who is not guile so well informed as themeelvse upon
the valuta& character of this se-ealled security—to that class
upon which all the losses fall. I have no hesi.atiou
lin telitag you that there is not a government in
Bumps which is sot frowning on this meeting. (Rear, hear.)
It le not merely Austria. Ido not believe our own goyim-
mod likes it ?(" Hear," and eAeers.) I say this bemuse
these orpans of the pram which are peculiarly ender the la-
bium of the government, and one in particular which was,
hero oreellinsoo, established to advocate the seised principles
if rained meow enunciated by Adam Slid* are for-
mes& to madam and to assail this movement.
(Hoer. hem) I consider, gentlemen, that this meet
tog is the germ of • great mommeat, that will
by bare the pretentious of every government which oomes
bean tat world be a loenand will exposit the bankrupt state
if it be baekrept, of the exchequer of that government.
(Cheer..) It will show the bankrupt i °Alava of every
t which is insolvent, and it will bold up to exam-
=Tiro:jute for which the money is sought. Well, now,
geetbseen. I °onsider this loan as much a Rumba as an
Arsearien loan. (Hear, bar.) I dos% separate the two
~Miss. Yon reasseber—thoes of yea at least, who me
=fiwhen I spoke before—that I spuka namely on a
esceslea oathembjeet of Rumba ammo. I come here
es repeat every word I said on that seadoe. I claim so great
merit to myself in profaning to understand more, probably,
et the state of the Russian fineness and mounts than
almost any other man present. Tale arises true the sialeat
that I have bad opportunities which few others have pos-
sessed. There are probably not six um is England who
'save bad such opportunities as I have had of innotipatieg
from the very beet and safest authorities on the .pot.—is the
country, where alone you eon understand what is the actual
state of the Imam and resosem of Russia. Now I say,
whit I said aka, that the Ras to porecoment ia, in mat-
ters et finesse, sorbing more nor lee' that a gigantic
imposture. fßeposted cheering.) Them are mea I.
Waters Resope, who, Maria( that what I say is true, are
yet leading theassiege he spread a deludes. Well, sew,
Fee have ma as Mount hs the papas that the Emperor of
Rode or the gemement of Bade--for you mama monde
Illm—lillalf, hear)—bas taken two millions of the Austrian
loan, that he was gong to subscribe to the Pope's loan, that
he is going to lead the Archduke of Tommy a loan. Now,
gentlemen, this se dose systematically. Paragraphs ere put
into the papers by seen employed by the Remus govern-
mut, to threw dint in the eyes of the people ; and they
s armed to • large extent. I say that the Rambo
government spent last year more. then its income, and
that this year its deficit will be an enormous
one. Mere dam that, I say that it has not paid the ex
=if lmHimidea campaige--(har, hear)—that it
amid emeale, gave tremay receipts, took the
tense in aalidmtka is the c manes through which its
amps nomml, and that at this sagest it has ao altereative
lent okay to Mee its paper money main and to repeat ins
sat of depreelegisa, or to ems to Western Ramps for • Ica.
Well, I may, whoa it enema let it be well understood that
we elsill be hers. (Laughter and applause.) It is not, gee.
doom, upon mere troomenical grateds, it is sot lama the
of eeltatereat and predates algae that we premed ;
re:l%m to oppose the very mum for which dm money
le wasted. What is this mosey wanted fur ? Austria, with its
barbarian esasort, has been *urged in a anal sad TOSIOTeI,
less war— (a odor" Gigantic warden')—and the Austria
goventreist soars now and stretches forth Its bloodstained
bad to henget Duda= and English's's, tad asks them
to funddi the poles of this devaradom mad daughter.
(" Rear, hear," and aeon) They obis lad mosey for
them purposes ate dada* of say one of the excuses
with which saes try to *tiff to their owe coescienoes
a mart to the said. Thejaselannet plead pidisthea, they
mew* read as they comb rmt even awe or
the Id of diary slay. Hear, Mar ) They sit down
eddy te adenhat the Mks to Menden I. a game
is whist", beds* the dram of profit and ism to themeless,
the lives of hums bear are at rake. (Hear, hear.) They
have not even the savage and brutal gratification which the
ancient pagan nations had Who. they paid for a seat at the
amphitheatre to witness the bloody feat. of the gladiator is
the irena. (" Hear, hoer," sod mod obeeriag.) Now, sir,
in °occlusion, I with that it may be borne in Mind
by capitalists everywhere, that theta are dam when
it behoves them to remember that prupertp has
its duties as well as its rights. (Loud aura.)
I exhort the friends of pease sad the friends of disarmament
throughout the civilised world to exert Melamine to spread
it man morality ca this question of war bane, and to
teach the capitalists of the world that they who forget their
datiss are naming She risk if endaagering their rights. (The
Ma. geMesesa roamed his met mid load mad keg sow
dried disentsg.)
Lewd D. STUART said he felt great pleasure in coming
limed to mead the ressidloo, and that reason wee ea-
bested by the Mt that be had to raise his voice,
halo thank it wore in support of suds a Assn a
'be whe tad naiad ' 'the tverallos. (Ohs.)
Is Mt set hied the advaatago ot iwerieg the whole at VW
ore& of Ids Ma Mead Mr. Cobden, en anfortanstri
he Wes, amble to be present et the beginning if
aeetlst ;11111 he led as doubt that_ that fll~ WI
told them that, la rim et Ms, this lam arts sot le.t. ,
Mr. COBDEN—No, I did not mention Wt; Oteti Ire&
(Hear, km.)
.
Lord D. STUART—WeiI, then Ma. hea, itioaniMSet
told them so, be (Lad D. Swan) ;meld PR them as. (Dar,
hear.) This Austria's loan was an intratare. (Rose,
km.) Tke Austrisa rearmost had so right to *mime
it. It had not been essatiosed by the Diet, and witin
oat
sic mastics It was Mega Aceordiag to the laws at the
empire no loss Gould be contracted without the previous
madeerd the Did ; and I. this cm that a/adios was
wands& The loam was ilea by amiable', whitest due end
legal right to do that, sad nothing, Swam, would be
easier than for the government if Anse's, at a future Ma,
If it should And it iamavesint to pay the Menet, to torn
round and all dons who had cleaned their mosey, that
they were very simple people and that they ought to lave
nude due tawdry before the forward to embark* Its. a
lam, which -was unwarranted and illegal. (Lumbar.) It
might be said that data leld he a mat extracediiimemese
for any gmenansat to admit sea unjust and outrageous.
Why they lived la times when 'mantras were performier
eats of a matmeised mil ma outrageous nature. (" Rae,"
sadebeers.) Thsylived in extraordinary times, and deeds ware
performed now-adays which were more like the emote rt.
led in romenoce than anything which they had eat mt•
pieta to see in their own lives. (Hear, h. ar.) They
Waned, iadeed,de some rapids to have goes beck to the 1
dark eges—(beer, hen)—euch were the deeds of outrage and
barbarity now being enacted throughout Europe by the
order and in the nesse oestablished governments. (Wee,
bear.) They had ►heard a great deal about the Widow vie-
in
linos of the people their and attempts to secure Marty
and writers and speakers of aresin politics were sever tired
of warning them of the dangers arising from an infuritred mob.
Why what had any of these papules outbreaks, as they
were tilled, produced in the shape of ernel.y, of rapine,
and of spoliation, which soli be emparel with the deeds
of the despots of Bursa ? (" Hear, hear,' and applause )
Pais, Vienna, and Rune had tor some time been in the
hands of the people—of the wild democracy, as they wen
called—and where was the blood they had shed ? (Heat.
hear.) What plus had they spoliated—wat robbery had
they committed ? Had they not everywhere respected the
rights. of justice and humanity ? (Hear, hear.) People