The Express.
London, England, 1858-12-10 00:00:00

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LONDON. PAIDAY, DEC. 10.

Ha- Olsson has, like other Members of
the Roues cif Comnicas,bsen giving his constituents an
imperant cif his stewardship daring the past year, and
sesking tram them a renewal of that confidence with-
out whisk • male, representative, no matter what
hie to re his virtues, cannot hope to ingrain
mash inflame over the murals of the Legislators.
As the sass who perhomed sespisadinUy the most
sioil act of het Bosnian, the Right Hon. Gentleman
was in an mrpeelal seatuier entitled to ask the
verdict of pablic opinion on his conduct. We
return to Parliament for Aahton-under-Lynn

but a kw weeks before, was in Rai $
significant proof that public feeling was not in
111111101 l with the policy which may be said to have
comisted in diplomatic dallianee with foreign deepo-
thm, ensi unworthy preference at home of oligarchic
imothirnme, and exclusion of unconnected worth
and seeektency. The Member for Aphton eo int/a:-
prole& the sentiments of the country, when he
originated the memorable vote of censure on Lord

CCUMIDON*II omiasion to maim fit. WALZWILI'I
411SpStelt. General approval of that vote anmis-
takeably followed; and all that remained to oom-
piste the iiatory of the transaction waa the formal
and Anal entering op of judgment in the =attar by
the people of Ashton-ander-Lyn*.
The greater portion of Mr. Citeacia's address is de-
voted, however, to thoughts of the future rather
them gratalations on the part. We regret that on

some piste of no inconsiderable moment we are
compelled to differ very decidedly from the right
honourable gentleman. He has thought lit to go
somewhat eat of his way to read a lectors is the
Libend Pros of Great Britain oo its mode of per-
forming of late one of its most reeponeible duties. Le
the foes of all that has happened lately in Europe fee
the extinction of liberty in act, speech, and thought,
and regardless of the unprecedented fact in our
history, that while one est of oar lordly rulers do all
but homage to absolutism in France, another set
would flag us into the arum of the rival absolutism
of Austria—Hr. Olsson would hen es dumb. We
may disapprove if we will ; only it west not be is
print. We may lamest if we like, if we only dint
not to care. We may shudder at the Freepost el

sew entanglements gr **plata and the grimes of
Arraign tyranny against the lives end liberties ef
astimm bet we mast net protest beforehand, lave he
that vague and general souse to which a busy and
peeetisal people never give heed. If the Member he
Ambles te sincere, se we believe him to be, is theism.
he has so often expressed of non-inteeilemles
emtiasatal affairs, he ought to rejoice at whitlow
tends to deter competing factions in high *gm
from committing themselves too deeply in the be-
tripes of entegooist despotisms. No roan ought to
know better by this time how valuelses MA hew
vine is the retried device of thrusting one's beediate
the bush, in the hope that no harm will come to vs.
If nationally we are to stand aloof eves he a time
from the jealeissiee and quarrel.' of our awe power-
ful esiglibears, we moat have some droop, meths
sod better reason than the carrying oat of the ladle.
Grimiest* Peace principle—sae which has the
asseliaal fault that it is imprestkable, and, is
the d common muse, no *wipe, at all.
Ms. Oman lam undertaken to give us • piste
et 0319169 t we beg to reqvite is kind. la
dam& Weirs he is generally an excellent pad-
eine I bet his Armee himself to the. Is ihmiga
albs be les almeeklaveriablychosen the noseesses.
fel sad tbkaappabr Me 1 let him nohow them in
Meer Dot if be will am be &dried, let him be
of this—that infilinentiase is cot in the
nisi, mad Isolation is not is the power, of liaglead.
A and predeet reserve may eftemdims be
bee duty, la ease that she may eflimidweig threw
her eapellied weight late the right swab 1 bet eke
sea army mei to have a vivid interest, somMy,
semasreldly, sad politically, in the freedom of
asighbesetag satisasi end while ohs hes • F 369
hits it will madam le say se.
We gladly tore to sear tepees in which we lea
emeelme able to sonser with Mr. Gramm. Nothir
em be mere inesibeiteey er :edema than his Timis
of Rearm If those of the Liberal party who wean
iadividailly paler bat a slight chugs will at
epee to seep eat • little tester, sad if those who
desire to go all berths will sot. for company's ohs,
apes to go • part of the way together. these is
little chance of anything being accomplished by
either esetioa or both. Awl it may se tell oat that
in the 1ii94133066 and demlietions of the praise hest,
the deciaion of this greatest of goading my peso-
Uglily be left with these who have hmetotese bus
sal, bemire as elistroottves to pogrom If the
Whip de sot speedily show some symptoms
their esasehitiosal time be We teepee
bum bawd by the air of appetkkm, therl
assinelly have to regret it whoa it is too later
Oa the ether hand, it is palpable that thaw who
maid by to provost say Bill bag mobd, by,
mein up balks in the mane, we native Meade
to Bien. It signifies little what the lons of the
indispensable weesiest way be : • matelot it is, sad
sot a gamine tint of utility sad worth, Uit is at-
tamped to be imposed se as semeatig amelitiss by •
wiletrity of the Liberal panty. We we he miring
fm all that is wasted, sad be %Abe all we ma get,

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