The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-14 00:00:00

(Stamped Id. Additional.)

1101 AL JARTIILIAN AND LONDON racciNr,
1118777T1T10N.
TeoPudgy mening the mama mods( of this in-
.dilation wee hid ea the Preeemene Taws. Oriel Quern-
m'reet, Llmoolia•lon-Flaide ; Owaos RANT, Beg, le the
M.M.
111,.. B. E. Deasommo, the ...ochry, reed the skeins
of Um 1001 l meeolem Mere ware ocaromod. Hemet
owed tho minute ol the quarterly meeting, Which ware Mao
ormlroomt.
The Ominous shoe ("agree:dated the cm the
Vel the brand= •at the meet them hod
erboolthyvtFz last year as my be meld remember,
ebbaegb the . hod hal, Mei etrawfog nips et In-
seem Mash misty use mei goon enwethma Wire
yap, kr Sbq bad met mom cyan hes lb. world Mee
bad bees done by my other body of am, mil were eanee-
=y the mew at mehnlog may Womb ea seelem
De Imo then reed ibo fiPowing report loth the year
:

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" The bildlinalstle tonirstretrdopeter Waitoredyef hae
Linimrattes edisideloseinsooef pabilos
pap ialliane
itkrasexaspas.
lads bthe nab, tail ti pridestiver
Intialtex;•asciatipr tibia Milt derjg.wirepriteerd.s.
On; any Were* hi li consists * the ittallatibla
,eilog ii benevahneatewesds the VIM; thlt fall&
.Ideitealised meta *aroma bail theespones
Gs bo =;
by maltalesiVtitiNe of tim prier:tierltehle=
hieseefient, have ash& sods ths plea of pubis , een-
'dad to data along igpoistments fer thelneanw or
.11ellichtinds.....,,..11&.the 'swish* sad
kiss that laudable
lithibilitei ghee eoliCa4Mipleson hors
*the 'll=r....lllolAnkleteldp* wesdoentins Inli .171..L.Wl
tle therms& Ire to obtain Ina illeirghistsre en ea
Ing *at the ellegenns a the peer low otiose should V'et—a-
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pioyed rd pfd to saddest, the papa. The sseend asp wan
ser
_the people did not vase the boon se thus ad-
miedelsrak to get an set of whams* pored to
Isom *it ' people to came into as *Mae fold ;
in other wards, wsoination was to be the patio sot •
war of acaviodom but of minpulsien; that is, the medical
maid befog Ms vecelnatissis a pannetion mann
the weeds alas people mono bow to dr slang gee.:dal;lPa
• her
ho pap* Nita% ar dead bane is this degas of
the *dirt wed, they ere la thle Me essamwfsimpo=
to be semi stibiest to Me naked eyed. •
hags all hanedut edhias having land that the
est SW ==ss Is to the benevokest=
thole end, it the era tine,
of
re-
namatvoiettie sod farther, is seal to the
I =ef Wiped* hit leg these besidneless end slily
Os stsialitue eager mese who doss to rideot
*egad =het theoebesterosoad thee. tails have
plow** hr Oka The people still *Meg Mk. these
ambled Mann be /sad* people smallpox We by act of
puellement, an* to add in. compulsory times el the
Vadat Am - ewe fiery, i.e., to yens* apnea
berm, 0 radial greed ad set ansed Id* east aa e
t no-
= nsiniilledinia. Al theses anosestivestepto vend.
ths bead of sernegentent opposed, and, although
net with toll sleet, ya wads* liepresan wee sale a
thetwihrliesessierymart a to anal ray father si-
ll* bete* s moiled des eread the
, • end
kinaniame, end
Pdtieltsallwas dal thipropond psna sawitments wine
tbWill POWS elli. The Bard elf Health la, valiellie sew-
lien a wash thin pad aselswate lasel bees been* into
lone, wee saved hem harscition by a majority in the House
of Omens* ecemiting only el two (Mr. Low ithessiL who
was einenied with the pssetog of the bill, eseideg kis die-
approbstan of compulsory vossindeol ad the
pommy already awing be artplog eat the Vomit-
nation Admire trenshemitmemnsiehmellbsPrivy Council.
Putting he
far the pies* the onathediestal *adios,
whether it is he aelordases We the awn= law tights of the
people in Esolo,sr with the soft= el =aghast, that •
couttnithesee lin Pdvy Osusa hoe Oesseetters of the Privy
Council, that en itaislAre. impends needy a million • year)
should have the right Masking toles end teguilloare, use
Mims is severht,
_ilea Is adder thee miss and mulatto*
the Cansimeof era Privy Candi ma be inannioad by the
aria of the sneaks* men, who by a speolowly_sestrlved
clause wee tesseirred at as nand *gems of 1,0501. a-year
from the Board of Health se the ere of the connatles of the
Privy Connell, and according se this medical adviser of the
Committee of the Privy Conseil I more or hie igseeent of the
subject of vectinetioa, end lif the volitive dudes of the
people and of the government, the rules and regula-
tions issued by the committee mast be more or Me In-
jurious to the muse of vaccinatim, end of true freedom.
Throughout the whole promedimp *ken in ommexion with
the legislative action in referent* to vaccination, the medical
parties missed therein have shown the graining ignorenos of
vessinatics. First, men were isppofated under the Vaccine
Ad to vsoMshi, who knew little or noth*g of
_vaccination.
This, though pointed out by Dr. Übe* President of the
goallastitution, fa Dahlia ; also by theMedieel Director,
s, of this institution, the report of which is now be-
fore the meeting, was disregarded, and the Wadies Act was
paced. Second, cemilicates were, by the advice of these
medical men, ordered in the act to* given on the eight/day
after escianation, these certificates being declared as made-
4otorily end legally Indicative of the prawn** of the party
vaccinated, though snob Formica could sot be asserted at
that stags of the vaccine disease with any regard to truth.
The nature of this Ignorance wee detailed in a letter (a-
warded by the Medical Digester to the Right Hanottrable Mr.
Walpole, M.P., who was the Secretary of State for the
Home Department. The following extract illustrates the
point in question : ' The necessity that to legislation to
enforce • compulsory sot should take place till such inquiry
had been instituted, was readered essential by the
feet that the Vaccination Act did not provide the mesas
for miming that vaccesation should be protective
rsmallpox ; the act required .the medical vaccinator to
osetilloste of protection (to the party vaccinated) on
eighth day after vaccination, whereas no one can be
mart* to be protected by vaccination until the fourteenth
day after the introduction of the vaccine vim Into the system,
when, sod when only, the formation of • perfect maize omit
or seab presents the guarantee, it Am lappesing that,
though the vaccine vesicle may appear on Si eighth day
perfect as a vesicle, it fade to undergo the Menges messery
to produce a perfect vaccine must. The ignorenes thus
portrayed and the injustios of making penal the netted of
the Forcipes of an act made for the purpose of promoting
spinet smallpox, this sot not providing protection, we
mated out by a petition to the Home of Commons. Durbin
the few past months, se was predicted both by Dr. Labatt
end by the board of management of the Royal Issaterien
and London Vaccine Institution years since, when the Ant
voodoo act was brought in, smallpox hes been Ms ad fatal,
Is peat dependent upon the fact, that enallpox, lan other
similar diseases, has its time, of development and of mama
activity, any unusual fatality befog chiefly dependent on
this, that vaccination lase been performed in °bedtimes to
set of parlisment, the act of pallement being, In its provisions,
a practical blesphsey egubd the law of the Creator in
oonnexim with smallpox sad vaccination. The people vas-
einated were declared to be soh by act of parliament, but not
being safe by act of nature, the omnipotence of parliament
failed to protect from the omnipotence of the law of the pro-
matins of smallpox, devised by nature; the act of perlia-
I meat vaccination, though devised by the medical patrons of
the Board of Health, was not of necomily perigee vonisation,
! and consequently smallpox did not acknowledge its power.
' The Committee of Privy) Council has by this inereses of
smallpox been aw.kmsd late oda*, and It he bead, so
doubt under the guidance of be masa whim, arias oeser
menu, sad rubs sad esgsladees in those • stedennas,
'aiming the airy Igsweass a andnadea by the pada -
gagedeo-
to veestoste soder the set of parliament vaccination.
And yet awl le do pride of the 'driest@ ot the ommitlesi,er
such is the ignorance of vaccination on the part cif theirMe-
diced harassers, that the rules just imbed still
imperfect vaennation, sad require the people, =
fear timed sonsequences, to submit to an act which, if
carried out, does not provide protection from smallpox. As
was elated, the certillute under the Vaccine Act is gives on
the eighth day alter vaccination, when the vacci-
nated *onset he known to be safe : wider the rules
issued by the Committee of Privy Council, it is now advised
that the vaccinated be seen by the student+ of vaccinatioa on
the eighth and on the teeth day after vaccination; there is no
requisition that the vaccinated be invited to attend on the
fourteenth day. It is to be hoped that the light will penetrate
a belle further into the misd of the medial adviser of the
comadttee, and will gradually invite him to look formed to
end advise the fourteenth day, the eirliat period at which
vaccination can be known to be protective. The board of
cannot help expressing their regret that perinatal,
Lanlier have 'sanctioned the power of making rule, being
entrusted to a Committee cif Privy Council, who me
toted to to have Weis= emit se those who now advise thin;
at least the nation being called upon to p7,150W. a year
for the medical aid attached to the Committee of Privy
Council on Vaccination, the committee may feel seem hesita-
tion in seeking advice elsewhere, as exploding more of the
nation's money than that already taloned, and ea rather un-
complicoeutary to the medical advisor the luxuriates is the
liberal salary which hews. The resat will be, that perms
vaccinated is obedience to the Vaccinates Act, and to them
Privy Council roles, will les, being ma imaday
from smallpox, liable to Macke cd this dimes, end then
them ignorant advisers will call ler
the, milditioleel set to
obviate the Waists dints praises" by their tpersiese. The
board atonal/masa Mae fat itte he lbeiremy thustempert,
since, oast the penis pedant by the anoperades berme
of aseallpeclbe table papas have bees lea deed .by rag-
gestises, seas papas*, is ivil be eseasoths wag hock
to the new, sons tide nallte4 ma snifter, where
ell
that is wanted is to papas the paressessa lola vassinides
aces, to are thdr iambs bessestena, Is are to hobs
papa to wed** she do act bind bee to esedeste, to ten.
wire the oafs! examintag lolho to maw seilhalie
yleert
etak Illginms on the sage of easebalon IWO he
*lona bra des), end he st
keep hiphisiles to( WOO* that
`4lens to 11, end a* he aoldhe Sl* the millold ialnha lat
'''',/e soleselo. The head of asesesimillailikraiir