The Express.
London, England, 1858-12-25 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER S 5, 1858.

bona of of lend. (Chews.) 'rho fact which he had men-
Road of the may pried at which the botough of Lode took
a pert in the great gunk* of reform wee sae considers:ha
width hi It pr
thiak that it noun them to men snd
show thdr bead to then prielpise In which their fathers
took • pot, end who eiresped In them leas favourable than
those to whit we Need; ad he thought It would be a moat
sawed*** an the net of the people of Leeds, if when
they know ihe gentles of Idris was to occupy a most
loportint
liniab the aitherelker of the next puliament,
ne ■nem% in the netter—they wt
wore psi idlidasat-4hey, wbo had bma pro-
' hieing yen ober pee that they saw defects which ought
to remedied, sad impetwonsate width ought to be mods
to see belitations, when the Ibis eon they mid lathing
whatever, but allowed • atesans he be Introduced without
manliest* the least laden ta tta whn& (Hon. bust.)
He thought It became the to men NM he trend that that
meting, whin, as hod her end try the dedrinen, was the
Lust greet political nestlag that had anwobial la that hall,
would be • serer Rd ter lady yens noes they would
look leek apes with Om= sad with bootie pride, as a
undall altogether fe It, loay _ sad resolutions,
worthy of ties bliabilmh of Ms great end Important
borough. The neelatisa be had to mew wee—" Tint this
seeing is daddy et rigida lint a Wain ad der
ties unseen of retina to the repseestallea of the pro.
pis in the Hann et Osmond is et tepid isportmes."
After the sessad adlrd teseinibas Yam sat to
to fa win that miAt mdse.
stead bat del was is Ids =qt. Bohm leo-
odd to awe how deft they were la slew airs
with Wile Maids the Peelbseentry Rehm Aboolation of
Ilinnaglant ia the One wee propoed tee adoption
suM he had la his bad eathat address from Be
the Reformers of
Miendschain le the Meltwesere of Duet Heins sad Ireland.
It was Aped by Kr. Keats, the sea of the pallenes who
he I • sew yews wee the Ltt re=ntative of that
gnat town, end there pincdplee under
then then beds :—lst,thselerge eatenekes of the suffrage ;
he, vete by balloe—(chause)-41rd. a more end appottion-
meat id amehme popule ((Mean bear.) Then wen
Me sans things whin they mama the met* to advocate
aid to nodat a teed .1, ad they added we thing neon—
amnsly, • inter datalbe el pnliands. (Chun.) If
the Reformers of_ essi sidle le as those peat
pieetplee, end ebeekC then crake ha ass that they were pro-
perly carried oat in detail by pediment, he wee perneded that
we should have to dew from the per INS mend great and
essential improvement la the imeleatioas el our country.
(Hear, hear.) He would seer sibs the rarer which con-
vinced hi. that • great examine of the suffrage was •
lemeure that weed be jut, eery end speihat. (A Voice,
"What Watt') He did an Mae the estiat. He
thought it net desirable; but the teastleg Add tutor for
thereselne hots the bon that he hil Were eon and the
phielples that be should morns. (Haar, bear.) His first
need for thinking that the rarer might be extended with
mitt' was this, that he thought now, and he always thought,
that the Reform Act of 1832 did mot extend the Karen so
terse It might have been artneded with perhct safety—
(elmmer) that beim; so, les called upon his leane-
st/mem sad ha hiltepoonatrynen to testify whether the
adirege was act mash too limited now. (" Hear, bear,"
sad cheers.) Aud now he wished toi bis
TOM OS for Oinking that it wee too limited, be-
that you seed no longer confine the stars" es it
was them one mainly to the middle chases, but that it
might be very well extended to a large number of the work-
* clams of this country, and that they were morally
and Ineelleetnally mitiffed to have the franchise thus ex-
emied te them. (Cheers.) Hie first fact was Loaned
upon Murat which he found in the ensue of education
den la the year 1831. It wee a most satiahetory return;
it Mowed ea Mimeos advancement la the education, end
therefore to the intellectual condition of the people of this
country. He did not know how dd could hear or
reed the figures he should give, resting es they did upon
official authority, without delight. It was stated that the
Dumber of may scholars in the year 1818 was 674,883. He
ailed *en to bear that in mind. In the year 1833, •
Bates bier the Reform Act had poised, it had risen to
1,274947 ; but la the year 1861, at the date of the lad
emus, It bad lima to 2,144,378. (Cheery) So that they
had the day Woad la Inglead between the years 1818 to
1861 mailielled threefold. And now, remember that It was
the day denim of 1818 who became the voters of 1833, be-
cause the seen et their day were those who were In school
ten, twelve, er bead years ego, and therefore the state of
adaeadon in 1818 showed the state of the voters in 1833 ; and
so k might he maid that the state of advection in 18.51 showed
not exactly whet votes were now, but what they eteld be
non fad, Iv., or six yens heves. He was mere the whole
of tibia would admit that Sunday Schools bad readied ma
iumenes bade to their °entry. (Cheers.) Hear what
the anthers of Sunday scholars were In Shore year.. In
1818 the number was 477,226 ; in 1833 it had rhea to
1,646,890; sad in 1861 it had rhea to 2,407,642—that mean
the., as nom as were found in the Sonny Schools to 1816.
Did not to facts prove Mind sll Menlo, a
of the of
very"
impromment to the intellectual condition
Ole coats, (Hen, loan) Lest It should be odd t he
nerieshol the fleet of the growth of the population durfag
this time he .sold seention that he did not do so, but the
propertices min those that the day scholars and the Song
seines bete to the population. There was one day scholar
to every 171 et lishahltants in 1818; in 1833 then was on
day whir tee every inhabitants ; in 18.51 there was oss
day sohelar he every 81 inhabitants; an improvement of
wee then bade is the proportion which the scholars be.
to the penhtium With regard to Suaday scholars, thee
was in ISIS me Ihesday scholar her every 24 of the pen-
tacles; in 1833, wen 9; he 18031, one in 7} of the papule-
ban, showier( aa encesoes heyeanneat in the number of
head in Sada needs between than yews.
rtra dveaos wee peat, rapid, and sostintions ; and ktoyed •R powitirnty ot &puts that there mutt
rstate higher degree of eineatioe, and therefore •
ninth higher degree of intelligence, In the latter period
theta in the bear. Mr. Baines ore many other '
hole, ups dish he founded Wong arguments la
support of en adansive sad effective measure of ;sr-
tiaseentery reform, mad concluded, amidst wrest syphon,
by moving the reenntion which he had already read.
Mr. W. Baowx asemisd the resolution. All the =
political parties hi the atlas, whether Wry, whlg, or
bed &island through Chile leaders that the this had
arrived when the ouretntion or the House of Commons
required a large sad • liberal renovation, in order that it
might be pineal as • wider sad more popular basis,
and reprint* men truly than It now did the wane wad mi-
nireseente of the le (Hear, hear ) It Ina now felt
and aokantedged thatthere were lute nimbus of =so—
wn*, Innorious and intelligent niee—both ht the
counties and the principal maanfecturlng towns of the
hairdos, well fitted to exercise with advantage to
the hese. that hunch's, of which they were new deprived.
The imp bende of ptipaletion in some districts, sad
the pegtam el material preeporlty ad general intelligence
at IM pep* diaraded, la his °Oboe, • redistribution or
lender at the wean. sew representing tie smaller
benumbs, which went principally In the agricultural the-
lelets, to new, larger, and more popular continuities,
together with a large sztoilsion of the heachin, based upon
were sad laudlipaes. (Heir, hear) He sinstalard that
this would wet be a wreohidosery but a truly conservative
memene—• mesenee lading sot to more and destroy. bat
he resovele end areagthes. It would meke the basis of the
temeheelen broader, sail add to Its stability and
by embussing • larger prelims to uphold and =Tx
(Hier, hew, sad ripplanes.) They had, certainly not sow
the amp and Sweet seam le dad with which existed
under the aid, the asthma bereeW system, which the
Idles 1111 of ISMentaphest bb thin were still peat
Yid lad asionalhe b weedy. He bad ati Mein to sped
ef dame dads, rte nabs inn heap. Me ebbed to
de
all dwelt in that greet
orare=, both seadeparag,
ophidian, end la eta edam pam-
pa*, sal debilegerg authirldiliemed bosomy; bin he
Md this to see Ms astivbsad the laidtpase
et the ereamosrdal more aleig and
Lally rommosnosl perlinseat this qr.; wan
He bind thee the thee bad ewes when wall
have le did with this lingeseant poetise • foe,
Shoal, and selightiad seam (Hem, hew.)
Rind that the epithet had pled roved that the Mena of
Haderen se at present moult* ed. did at neared the
width, the perbeelea, end the lualligenoe of Hashed as it
engin he ad h was than bebop end ads so-
idedlea that bed bs him to tame forward ea that oe-
arise ts send the reedatioa whisk Mr. Babes had pro-
rlpeed. (land uppluid)
The CIIkTIKAN them pat the retablioa, which wee
unewhinenly, red eta eseleseetkia.
ter-
Mr. O•wraa moved, and Mr. Councillor Muscia•vs err
winded the east reeolution—" That such sestare ot ?bona
shoold bide a large tandem of the suffrage, with the
of the v.*. erwroir to which Mr. Moak'
if orrdoTmiered, ma en ndsmease—" Such extends' d the
freachise to include is Mislead and Webs army nab per-
sea of full age, sad net wild to any legal lucent*, whe
shall compy, as owner or Went, any prelates which en
said to the nib of the poor ; end also, in comities, the or
wpm et head ;style; • rental of 101. par enastra."—Mr.
ro. CAMPWNLL mended the sinewinerat.
The OnAIIXAN then put It to the wee*, sad dabbed
be In tenni, the miderlty beteg gent three ha two.
Mr. JOlllt Nina= tins mowed, net ad dame et
dons Adel .ho lade •• mere in mead-
doe with the with, sod hdellipeoe of the
creethe, with • dada arelfea 411 bra tint
Sued at gement by law." la et the etas
dila he bed peresel to ebbs, be odd lid be did an
with be wee avian the nee yet Is Ns *war,
:t it
b• was prea web ter the dead repeal-
w wee wary, *mhos. that the eirdend bed on
pm the enginal iseden, bedne be behead the deed* wee
net that whisk** else dat red, and (Ditappsbeffee.)
Hs sight be ableina, hat it weal have been nitre earlebo-
bey hd the sandneed di the atrial propentioa beet
pet lewstherott that the real deffelin et the 011ailleg wuY
baw ben nab denr.

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wee anted.
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perlimeet sotedyhyt tbe above Vie. ple
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ghee lie M. Ittf.t, Oar elite
Mr. Irmo= moot a vole al thumb to the abeirsee,
Midi gm Gorda toy eiximaties.

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Was Illmssu-bridge oar Seam Chundus. The Add
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