The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-02 00:00:00

Lad IL CECIL observed that the Roans at Oasaaces
must sithFr reielve that this cumedrice &mad be fallowall

sp b active sal esergetie inesenne egislast tbe place, or
dm abrades entirely so expensive Ali emalsos • proceeding.
Mr. IL JAMES thought that no case was made out for
heeds. • commiesios. Gals four electors had been feud
by the oramoittee to have been bribed. There heel bees
vsriosa semmileiess fur (elm's, Glosseeter, Hull, and
other pastes, without any practical result. (Hear, bear.)
Mr. LONGFULLD was convinced from the stetetomils of
the noble lord (Cecil), that extensive and system aticbrilisry
bed prirmilol. But be was c"uriscad that these cama s-
skits. whisk rot the country thousands i.f pounds, were

parfedb maim
- COULEE said he supported the mos of the
sommetedos is WM ease, sad trusted that the boom would
sot Mace the dope it boo I re,ently takes.
Mr. MONTAGUE SILITH said the ana visa e

e {gel ea one, the member fur Bearish wee esated
l:lymdoehicia ei the eonimittee, and this d.e
night be set aside by the report of the menthieeles.
No advantage whatever resulted from time is..
sidsione, fur the lemons who had resolved the bribes
Wife Waranded- The evidences this ease wee eft,
rod the time was inopportune far imam sea • essthie•
mks. Every ias knew what the eesseiedes would rata
is. They would rep it that cartels meow Wilms bribed ;
than penults would be indemilled ; • report would be
made to the holm ;it would be ardseed to ell the table;
sad the writ would again be Ward. (Hear, her.) The
manta we. not satisfied with these aleseisepressedison
Mr. BRIGHT said that if the advise et gestlemea on
the other side was followed they woad be is • wane peel-
tics thee if the Comipt Practices het WI net passed.
He had a particular intend is this issue,; hiatuse a
borough which he took re intend Is bad slipped through
hie handy A petition had been premises' pay* for in-
quiry into orauptims at Norwich, but owing S.
et=
of the committee aretook plats. The Mertnek
lad before then the whale el the eiremilosee• the thes-
set and demeanour ef the witseeso, and the emeeittee was
unanimous in recommending that a ereisissies 11110411
ease. He would touch ratter take their oesemearaditlins
than that of gentlemen who hid never read the report.
He regretted the expense of these eseedieleas, and be
w nthl support any prmseition for Iffeesains it. The result
of the Ceettetneedle was add to le ail, bet ham sot Gamey
is that opir.ion. He denied that clews his rested estieely
with the poor else, of vetoes, and hadeaced the ere of
I o..tar-ter, where among the persons repotted to have boon
bribed there were a great many whole rental wee between
cad Mt a year. Every tee knew that evil um ant
coufitted t.. the porrat voters, sad if those doge them
wee • not bribed by a soft of ninety it was suesething equally
pp tcor This issue 4.1 • ...immerge led duce great good
loth in Gleice,ter and Wakefield. In the latter borough
the reope.-table portion of the coastitaency were is great
eerie and shame. calico! Los the ViCeAla Illetillee in which
tle• t!mt.o.nr4 had been conducted, sad by its expoture
throughout the whole country. That of Setif was • certain
to Aotagr, nod he Loperl that fur • long time to ewes, if
not for ever, there would le, a great improvement in the
node .4 couslucting eleetious in the borough. Although
the manlier. for Berwick use, sitting in the house, that
w re• roam why they shuild sot deal with the borough.
At. Alfons was derfaucltiserl by act of parliament while
tle townolwr for that pLme was ening, speaking, and voting
in h and vet rally not representing any cousti-
tueney. It wen quite competent for the g.nerumest, if
the) did not wish to dissfranilies the whole borough, to
tut, .tore a liill to take away one member, and give him to
Ale Mai, lemilte, or S.lford, in addition to their present
n prematatives. (Har.) Ile knew something shout
Itetwick, ctrl be reeollemeil at • free trade meeting there
are going a venous keture to the elective against rethery,
it being then no torietudy the woe corrupt borough in the
kingdom. The clergy .4 the church ef Eagles i mad the
eliatuting minister. in the hemgfe dm teak as opportu-
nity .4 condemning the, cretonnes whisk prevailed, bet be
never heard that his speech des their essotes prodaead any
result (Laughter.) After the report id the committee, he
thought the home would set pormreetyY it did sot couseot
to lees a ccesmiesion, for whisk bath the iesatber for the
=lt and the least coriztleartke of the easetituency
The more they this anther in oar
dative system, sad Moue t it a an ite fouliest lierereetl'lnie
public sad psrliuniret, the mare Hug were likely to fad
ovine remedy for it, if aay eabted. Mew.)
Mr. MALIN!, said that the expanse of the Cliesoriar
commonness was 1,11141., ltd el the Wthelield emeathins
latElt., sad those mune did set include peisidse of the
reports. The hen. sad leaned mender ler Mitylebose
said they should me appoint a emantimies liaise the
goats., neat pledged themeelve. to take sow doeided step
=dila report ; hot if Berwick we. feud guilty why
it Ls dealt with nary severely them Gloomier or
Wakefield? (Hew, hear.) thus of the esididens for Wake-
field, who was • relative of the hoe .eeabee for Binning.
baits, add out 4,0001. worth of tailway stock,
sod plead the nemay in the heads of some
ens to be spat ia bribing the elsetces. Why
had out the boa. member her Binniegheas, who won
so rearms to sato-pate bribery, sengesteil that was
should he taken ageinst that gestlemsa (Hear, hear.)
The ATTORNEY :EN ERA L thought it right that he
ahead give some dotage to the house that so far as the
mown jurisdiction .4 the country was enseereed these pro.
esediap hy ournistisaion tiered Sot be without their result,
whatever they often . I a just and mew oppertuaity for
iaterfering with erfeet. (tleoz.) Then were two things to
he dose one t.• the thaw .1 Coettreren, the "the?
the Attiaseyt ;amend. It wee for the house to deter-
mine open these reports whether they would isrue the write,
of adopt any .Kier bgi.iative inesione. It was for him to de.
termine whether on the oedema in the ripen there waa
asikiest cauee for ',unitising parties led protected under
the statute. If they wished to show their sincerity, if they
wished to maintain their piatioa, it wan their duty as the
perfectly free col ielepeudent representative. of the esineti.
Wwrise sot to treat them matters lightly, bet to let the
caustry know that the) •liairesl to put an end to bribery,
and as far a. ha power wo concerned, he winthl put the
law in execution. (Hear, liter )
Mr. HUNT suggented that the aspen.° of the commis-
sion should be home by the offending borough.
Mr. MELLOR, although ho regretted that preceding teen.
mimic's had not bees more fertile, was in favour of meting
thin ecesunissice.
After • few remarks by Gird !A/VAINE,
Mr. R. LONG denounced these menet...inns a. mere
Muds The surest remedy against Winery, be said, was to
punish caudidatos who °Eared bribes.
Sir G. GREY hoped that, after the Election Committee
had daue It. duty, the home worth, not appear to shield
bribery by Wenn to take the step pointed out by the law.
Mr. IJULLLfiIS made a few iemarks, and
Mr. HARDY, after tome fertile,' allusions to the ream
of Gloucester arid Wakefield, said, as the boar could out
deal with Iferwe-k iu a different way, he should vote against
the issue .4 the cielaiiierion.
Loral PALM ERST. Et. said the object ..f the motion was
to deal with the lorough a with the others.. There warn
Do instance where u ~.ironittee had reports's!, as in Chit Cum,
mauifest coil exteuty., corruption iu • borough in which a
coiniutinion had not tomol.
Mr. WHITESIDE said something more substantial must
be dose to put Morn linliery real oireopeimo than had been
suggestol either by the reifile long or the right boo.
gentleinau. It was quite true that. in the Galway came,
there wan an attempt nude to get tel of • certain number
of (reenact', hut it was bowl that, under the constnirtiiso
of the set, they even out lie ttruck off , lout the right bon.
gentleman was silent lose, that eetat.l4ll. He legged the
bona to observe that tio• report of the Weketield cane had
has., lying wpm the tail& a Areal many months and he
thought it ea a very le4itinioto gut-Raton to oak the go.
veronteut what they had ihme in respect of that report.
The ATTORNiEY-GEN ERA I. I otatevl thotiuttly that
the evidence of the Widieficl,l can is now in lamas of
being dialectal --(laughter froni the uppostion)• -- in 'eller
to see if the broom who bier not ohlitieeti eettifieetell ass
he subjected to criminal procaelinp.
Mr. WHITE(WE coutuuol He was glad that the
teiouve of legal anatomy was in such skilful hands, owl that
on inane fUtoro wilusee, they .holligt have the result
of that atinkl,tele.d Ikeuvral laughter.) Rut
Lo- ts oh. .1 to oak the noble mount if any6ely who had
leort, r, food a certificate in the Wakefield MSc was 11411
pose,- .4 th. pee, (heart for he hail heard a rumour to
that effect. Ile well tie soil,' that it was a farce
to oldain an elpetlie a corrupt prooticer, if after that es-
!emelt, am,,' et..:, a... Sett tete', to m 11,4 with telitiohnbetst
ttr paters !cached by the evolettee.

H. Ct. C. LEWIS mid the rumour Willi the ridill
boa. mid Messed putlemen referred had not reached his
save He mead elk ea, that it
Medea by the eamehescame is the
bold the ememinelm of the it the of
therserermat he advise be
De dismissed from the It
wee le he einerved, however, that the right hoe. sod
immed patleman only referred to the eimarestance ea
Win mmeeeed.
lb. sornmeoN-EsTooria mid the of the de.
leite bed bee to extract pwelief from the po-
vemeemat, med that objen6ritigimat Atoned, he should
set advise the tight boa. geathmen (11e. F. Peal) to divide
the home spa his mina He tinned the committee now
Mang es weep. pastime at eiteldmis wend shadow forth
ism cl
made al anise ia then came. and if sot
wtat hen weld ewe* an IN* Of future logien-
den .)
Mr. CAITIAT eon to siphon that be had not moved
as earadment ea the mono% WINN be wee called to order
by the beers.
The misname w thee pat ead agreed to.
Yr. F.
_PEEL thou moved Oen the Allorney-General
le directed to moments Willa= Elia/Um wilful and
emmtpt perjury hoe ovum his seiimos hike. the Harwich.
en. Tweed election committee. This mama, be end, had
bum most conspicuous in arta' of lathery, sad his perjury
bed be.. satidectorily proved lisfare the oommitme.
The motion was agreed to.
CENSUS (IRELAND.)
Mr. CARDWELL moved for leave to bring in a bill for
hides the census of Irelead. The object of the bill wee
the same as that of 1830, except that it removed
'lion optima inquiring into the religious persua-
sion ef the people.
Leave given.