The Express.
London, England, 1858-05-29 00:00:00

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dos, be (the noble lord) still eleadved that the peeltion
of the ministry in that Locum ems the peados It held when
It was Arm formed. It still ramised to be miss whether,
pease wide the ratuatines of the right has. Ilmidentat
wee • government that could obtaia the support of whet we
milled a liberal Holm of Commese—that wee to say, • Home
of Commons ready to support mows at mina ?
(Chem.) If it could do that, the hors, wbo bed wailed so
patiently, would be reedy so give it their support as soon ea
it bad gained their confidence. But the question Mill re-
mained to be tried, the solution of it had not yet been arrived
at. There were various qua/titans that had yet to come for-
ward with respect to which the government would have to
produce their measurer, measures which he (the ajtlcz
on did not wish to anticipere. (Laughter the
benches.) They would have to bring forward some
' of those nassauree in the courts of the next fortnight or three
weeks ; and if they could obtain a majority then of course
those who agreed with them would frijoles, and those who did
not agree with the majority would still have to bow to it. He
(the noble lord) was quite willing to aooept that pukka ; for
he thought it wes a constitutional poeitiou for a ministry to be
plated ia ; but, in the meantime, before the government bad
othablished themeelvem in the confidence of the house, they
' ought not by threats of • dimolution or other unworthy
mow to endeavour to maintain themselves in power.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER (who wee
tasheered on tieing), acid—gar, I tan hardly letter
that hon. members have ell reed the observations
w I eery remedy had an opportunity of =eking to some
of my ameWtoents whom I bad the honour to set; but of
this I eau quite sure, the noble lord himselt has assumed
threeshams his speech, that the e.en premise could not
have mei thous eel ehmeill)—be-
tart lad
thass been and bath
hr enw...d le convey to the hone.
beta the Nome of Commas, huh base maple(
its scathe& to woad have been declaring that our aisistry
has not ressived har sad equitable treatment at its bash.
(Chews.) I posse that the noble lord Ina hurlread,
the hs is mediae, that ate& (Load isegther,
in which Lord Jahn himeasU pied, as he is
the newspaper into ble poket.) In ay 'pinks
he would hays done hack latter If be had
studied it beforehand—(chews)—far be would sot have Shad
in it • single sentence to authorise the ststeresete he bee
made--(arise of " Ob, oh," end coester-cheere)—wr • els&
phrase to justify the impression be hr sonittt to eosvey.
(Loud chem.) Nay, to the gentles.' who wry " el, oh,"
I will say ace. He would not have hand in theme obser-
vations a legit statement or phrase white did sot einvey en
impression esselly the reverse of that whisk he ho es-
'loured Is ashy. ((Cheers.) Speakieg flora memory—bat
from • which I believe to be aeoutele—mbat did I
say ? upoa what had lase from an bon. path-
less' who W samphhed of the Home of C 0.... I lilt
it ray dna le sey shit, amellaring the posse* thew bed
boss gated =dm the ampler of oar rivals, end ma-
adrift that the Lao ideation had tam pips
mks penile eiresmelesme, by which a hip
ire • hessbees had ben newsed who wore enpusesi le be
hues to the pridpes that we gonermily per, her
=1; ipairmsh ilbmis their brief taawe of office bad
eseeleed hese the Hesse a/ Chessene se sleeted a
gmerees on SWIM hemicas
vs hid nesismrsed Wipaiseppertitatabilleassof Cameass hoes
the reeds. intrigues and thasselesi uneuitimilsat of those
who withal to diethh her Mapsitte Was
that alledtha the Home if Cheers) It was
not is seemseemed by those to whole sty obeirvedeas were
effileheed, sad I am ems &Album who Bona to me will
thosseste sae tem the amp which the with herd hoe
wished by ham& ouney against ms. (Lead
cheers.) Mine has beta the dinner, and the noble
lard's the desert ; sad I do not think the noble
lord has 'forded to the house the worst part of the
ostertelament. (Laughter.) The wide lewd thinks he is
antided to bring the maw bedme the beast OM seconnt of
the very pew charmed' of some which he said I
male we of with hash to ear en
a athire. (Haar, bear.)
The table hid seem seermieheil Sot the of
sad. whive. Ede esesta sod Franca =abeveS
oleo Wiest • nature. The noble lard mays, that he
Sr the fret time that there had hese any danger of war, earl
M aye that belmandiately west to Lord Clanaka, in the
Here of Lards, red mind Me if be hod booed el it. But
why did the noble lord not cam& some member et the late
tin the Howe of Commas ? (Hear, bear.) Why
rfirsh=go to the noble lard the reassiter for Tiverton ;
ix them le now, happily, not that 'amassment betweea
them which would nosier Abaft and candid castesunfee.
den dtillealt ? (Laughter end thaws.) Why, wit ad'
lime may two dap before the heals( a of the lategovern.
smat ? The boa. paths= the member for Devisee (Yr.
Griffith) salad a wombs rebates to Trench pollllerr ens
whit sad the noble lord gp ms hrg
_fp Thula P
He aid. uDoselibirwiiiimatisman- want Whim a her wag
Frame 1" (Chews.) So that within eight-and-forty bouts
bektre the noble lords government broke up, the noble lord
declined to answer a question put to him, and conveyed to
the be.. that the asking of such questions alone might de-
cide the question of peace or war with Frame. (Chem.)
Bet maw the noble lord (Lord J. Russell) affects eatonialt-
mint to hear that our relations with France were se delicate,
mid I must therefore leave dim to weed' his noble friend on
that subject. (Cheers.) It is quite true our relations with
Frown were of a most critical character. The sabaseador of
Nesse had quitted our court very abruptly. The nab lewd
W perhas forgotten that. (Hear, bear.) Bat three maths
have prowl over shoe that time • and I say that what bee
occurred during those three months has considerably—bas. .

etirtly cesegol the mien of feeling which prevailed
between this court sad the court of the Tuileries; and I de
not MIA then is now the slightest her of a wet. [Mr.
ok.l Are you named to dinar that f [Mr.
Rica—Tee.] Very well, then, yon obeli. (Laughter.)
This be:ggiasotEve • asked we Mall require you to eons
inward end year prods to the contrary. (Hearp4,tia
In the I my Mot the relation whin
throe month ago an very nit obanged—ere=
elingol-end then does min between Trance and
se I an peeped to show by the neon between the. in
neon tresnaliese of boyerinne et this nonfat, a peeler
spprosinstka to the andel Wing of • nor age -ea
appeesbrths which bens auneked eastrer to the being
white ponied when we aseethd to ogee. (Led gain.)
Then the anis lord Men b • statottott Anti limitaia
whin anewie an e:nplenMie The moths bed, bliewing
then inguabus bat not very candid tootles white ban
yelled darbg the whole of this sot Unite
eMeob—
(ehewe)-teaye that I went ins Him end th-
awed that there hod been ea attempt es Me pet el this
bean to 'pet Me governmen t by esseuregin wee between
ind Neyin Bet it I. set bus. I 6 set use the
weed eitnively, but Me new led bus sole 06 sharp
Mena selleint thought owl tellosths. (langhter.) What
Me sew brd maps la net bus ; ensedy the wrens of
arse. (Ohms) I IM an my a the he.. hod swiss-
wand to meth our Minn Me two countries is neetion.
What I and we en Mint we person who bad tried
est vita wen tert m 6116 nenest le de so. (Ohnre.) I
aikar awsklai sea reseedas splint the
phony Weed It hen lees nest nisei le have
been* week e e-
nig L Os the Marie-
the Wont b asie—be I ben so downawl the intense et the. modem Meiners nay la • sersis
Ceps, be his In this besms—l doll ends 'gnat to Ms
Mono of tionsene;end gess to dam monism win an ap-
pend to our wand pan. to supped beraVe genes-
tent Is Mtesdonweee to nnes& dr on et •
wiw. The now bed rye have ettried anilpod
the Harr of Owner; ; but it le not taus. (fot, kw)
Winn I althild to that pat abate to whisk the sale MI
las dm sdastdollil I ass MI the eilesties of the penis of
th=eLeeznes emeipita tow, whit
pnwe,"TinVienaiato 7"orrdith not point est that this
weal gossomost, growerment ca endlessee, wee do-
bead by ma of Me On eninnee and the higher WIWI,
thangli oppowni to se gerral linth senrebelese
mole Tin sub den wavieties wad het- their high autho-
rity to the wrintenane ot tam end this debit et • cabal ?
(Loud cern) Was that as abut upon the bane at the
Boon of Osamu f We it set nein a prima expessies
that wit had essithese is the pairess and not Tippet el
tbe those; by wthit we ben ends to belle theme istrigswe
ob. gee so mine to inesse lir KoWIVIDINott
_sal,
penile; to do‘voy t (lasi draft) War, MSS, • bed
=be wee estrundy asepthei et So olliollUdon I wok
I et=to our paityft OWL TS fah bid add the&
edbad prevented • Foley of esbeninetha. Now,
tic sake Is this hewn see Is die ensty Briellasbee4
id I nor ban the ward setornirties r but TIMM, new
ingtholly end porsonion, est denerwas woonnent of or g-
=ullet have method the emewhat pew.= Irmo.
SO stliel.& dwlehhawoenveadWenaesroh
Veen tho Nem of ftheennun what was rally WNW to to •
tines bine et reopeet, the noble lord bee wed or pow
lOW it pa* of " eandientles " fun • resin name
a eiNestenianies." (Leri thews.) Whet I slated
M I In sir Ay la sago, Ws, amsly, thed we are
• pie eterathrefileth en b linear el a
o that TM raper
Filleikkaddbillogyihn ped greent wig
wil Mai with Me drab
Ithen Me mg
__h et 1110 Minn new ef lettle. (Ind thews.)
nil I hen Mold With end I regret the Me needy
mime of the molls aide poomilos inn ping
ass le
Ids a antalltss ft dssic=6lll
woe Is O Meth )
sen storlisl MB Solt sbanstiese ott
pen idle into seethe win onnthnell bilk the
asthma theinuelles Win/ Mot if • will
bhe vil disdps. nib lard
.Th+.3"' t WL....A1
Ind lir ebbs thst milthr
too lad Dili 1101111., boa la amiss*, wadi
hew been a Maidika of pollmat ; bet at MO All
atiaZdie= ir nth, Mot assduct we
ini=bin= Uwe bed been as
that if the govermaa W ash been esecentsi the. vend
probably have been a Modallsa. Well, that Is net Oa es
vassastitatisasi s dolma Is dos bot ; bet ea I an saying
la, then node ne 111116 dedstalsa. (Pam) /flat

=mg: what any ma'am bed • right to say to hie la alluding to a can which was not kr
Settisa hisProbabX • end tilt=lon which le NV
herwever teepeaftie, eau prevent him
Medea arleolaratiessb. mgewithstasa guarded
weelbilikiyeoald
tiatended.
LI mid to ray ecteseituurn gse might
Leda had to dillied m self
tooth the
lumenip, I sh= peded with eir
=and thee I had no doubt the verdktt dew country
am ban is accordant* with their disks. (Baer,
ham. The noble ised hes gone at Meth into the
pithy of dissolnekere. He Mild *et in 1862 he
bad never counselled the (beam, whim ha wan 111 a minority,
to disealus parliensear. Why,it. ft would have been a very
thing bold if he had. (Cheers. The noble lord bad been
in Mica six )ears, and be had amend intimadions that
the Mama of Commons wanted bim to resign. It was a
home whit& had been elected under his own auspices ; and I
met , that for a minister who had received the support
of a pseHamaat for five years, and who, when be had !valved
a hint te tether became it really could not bear his adminis-
tration any longer--(laughter)—was enabled, by one of the
most /urinate piton of lack ever beard of, to Nam another
year's 111111111111 i of his leme—for such a minister to claim the
approbation al the home and the country because he
did not dlesolve, appears to me to be one of
the most remarkable lenience' of self complaosa
in the miniatarial annals d this country. (Laughter and
clams.) The noble kurd, however, with the condom which
wee Mara to kia, coeM not rack the admiedem, notwith-
ensiag the Mg pemersion in which le
thee Iter in tide hews tear in the Home
settLIILIZI
WiCreeneigair Idlichwate sib..:.:
sedupdoTarenimberiorealarythtdimehte prilltruLrate
LT= mys the noble lord, "It wee etaVemer
whew she." It wee stated in dubs ; end ft was
staled la the bibles tithe Hones of Cowman It certainly
wr tinted with admirable frankness by o vend hon. gentlemen
below the gangway. (Loud cheers and laughter.) I quite
ague with the noble lord that it was said everywhere.
Yon could not go anywhere where it was not said
that this moot end in a dissolution. And why ? Sir, it was
the conduit of °attain individuals in this hones who had ace
behaved towards her Maisetragovornment that people began
to my that then was no &Demuthve but to get rid of the •
house. (Loud chain.) People said—" Here is Lord Derby ;
he has been called upon in the most unexpected manner to
form • government. He stated to her Majesty that the de-
clared policy of the popular house gave him no hope of being
Ode to oxamand a majority, and he therefore humbly coun-
selled ber Majesty to reconsider her application to him, bat,
at the mine time, he placed himselfentirely at her disposal ;
and her Majesty did deign to consider this appeal." I am
not reveling any state secrete, for eh this was stated. with
her Ma • approval, by Lord Derby in the Houma Lords.
Well, when the people saw that Lord Derby had not
shown himself - for the spoils of office—and in

_ sager
that respect he had acted very differently from some
recent coos (cheers) when they knew that
in this difficulty, and is Menace to her Modesty,
he had taken oMos ; when they saw too, that we led
asetdsonaly and honestly, and not altogether without moors,
administeredpublic affeire daring tbs brief tenure of war
alle•—(oheers)when the great body of the people, I say,
peresived that a cabal was organised against us, and what
they saw that the most amisent men in the Howe of Com-
move, though opposed to as, did not coodemaad to mix in
that eskel—(clean)—what they saw all these circumstances
= 1 se every ma of spirit In the oonnay, whatever his
lave felt, that any government
white to power under such circumstances, sad
W bed be meats . seat an opposition, ought in duty to
mist veal ea ispgesalea, sad humbly counsel her Majesty
to outdo her prerepabe. (Load cheers.) It wanted no
minister to swam petiloset. It wanted no private in.
elination. The misoentemset of a dissolution corns from the
bear op,pedes, end It was the esserel sere ot the country
Mt MiJarsdas of Lord Derby, eitested as it wee
aught net to tall without en appeal to the madam at large:
(Lead these.) Public alike wee In our favour, because
it bet has teamed by the otaduct of certain individuals.
To dot labile °plaice we appeal, and I believe that the
pee* will tappet am eaelaa the sorry attacks I have had
is mast this evmdag. (Lead elms)
Mr. RICH mid the right bee. gentleman bad asked why
the MID Iced the passable ihr the City had gone for informa-
tion on our Melpi Madam to Lord Clarendon but who so
=isto is to easuch• yellows u the late Fecretary for
AMs ? He did net regard the sneerer of the Ms
Atm Minister to Mr. Grl/th, m the ohmage I. the French
sealesey, rforming the ew of a Mite of founda-
ika6" tM tight heft- kaatirseele eeMrtionrazotwith
acesmost usdeMeeee mem ma ea Repaid set ea -4
; sal is moon 111 beeeme Vase tam to red eatigot
midi ma ani breideart saws me the ritusts.bic
=ea bet jut Ova. (Lsogliter from the m
.) The rMt hciamisonen mid that h=
prided the home ; but, in of fa* he bad only
these who bed supported ; mod se he haled abeet •
cabal, wen hoi vesemed bar Majeely w Wm.
Mate Lard f U the Mete had gem en, lk
would have lama Arm dal As of& bee. mama wen
more guilty Ilier seat the side Nei rate bed bow leak Ns
victim; R. the lIIM hon. Fathom bed bionic maw*
consulting di tMgootle
end COONlMumedintild tie imr • •
team of the etsk this
misemery. It yes Se right hoe. gentlemen h=let
WI mead the teeloyeetion which Lord Ellaheralli MI
mospesdnocondy tufted, and which the right his. met.
ma W, whit sM ofeestionable taste, accepted. (Rem) •

. . . „
Ile G. C. LIMB rid it was with greet retactitace that
be sale m 4 elemetlee via the Epee& of the right hes.
WI Wei lie Nay poets catameted with the
gClihrnik numst Es pest amblela se or umbers bed
Kt the beere after Mr. Delf • speoce]. ha
hit It Me duty lot to let tom of the ebetesstkits width had
fan free the right hose. gestitera per without sods.
The right boa. gesthenea's obserratkew eoeshoted mainly ht
tieeyfag the eecureoy et the reports et his week with* hat '
append la the aewspetews.

The cruatcsubi tithe EXCHEQUER—Ibis yaw
the reWhat I objected to wee the attributed to
Ly
the aria ball do mot at all goeetfia the acetuacy at
SiMILAWIB ventured, from his recollection of the re-
pee at the speech ha the newspapers, to affirm that his
sods hires make was more emirate than the amount
giro of It by the right hon. tourism= himself. That was
the deliberate simmer which he (Sir G. Lewis) made *
that bra. (Hair, bear.) With regard to whet the right
his. gerlierea bid rid with TV:elk he (Mr G.
Lewe=iged tormatswitat the . seatierat had
wee a et areseceo 'sarabandes. He
W a Mated Set the word " maws. " was
wed. (New, law.) Hew be (Mt G. Lade) dieted tor
the he. gownweat a c=fmandet = werelsio ter •
=judo to eat ant
The padwis=lea le the= of LerirLassig, why)
W of the govetwome,
wlllhat ft taw weak that 11 awed Ise ma ear
sided ials, awl that adathlowellea d }satins was met
male* seem He was at • leta toder.lead the
rright hal. wallowea hod
opPilragesert bevies tweaked the itegtherylift. p:111•73
(gm, kita he to Ilde oseety mod Paw.
left` within a /re howl el war, when the Lie sowleameet
ethos they vio4Liend= fseteeet el the thaw whit '
the tight hew by the etamtri wee pawed.
(Heer, bear.) AIM= by w the hi
wen pat eat of eller leek thew by VI;
they we eel swine ad ear eilears
wen at • wassalsg Mod. tratoesheetty was a
strait heft l• this marry with waiver r the
expreeras dad bed bra erred by 'Mere d r hied
army, sad lemorted —bifesitsw me width wee
*ought had ad bee* dinvered; . hes to Reylt IMO
than we. wry wd teiewistetsalei Wawa the his
governments es therred thls apeabry with ea tanbark
Ivor vie, be by aphis,
_the ti rues g* wirepreetete-
roes whisk e rapoodlle wisiess had ever attempted *
herr in. the home sad the athatry. (Hew, hear.) He
laid ft `r meet raw sines, ad we. wafted tint
tkr ha swileara wail bd Ithowif Woody mai
to way Mime he support of his awake. The
es ftelpiret er Wiest it woe which he had been able
=COMO the amewer oath by Latd Pasant.= to Mr.
alma he wird what wee awleabiZ:ziameeM
ladiewoet Twain et thet weaeat. Led
thalami teatewortbripielles,aallat wit Siff salloww.
raw, plaMs pssmsally at the therm Pw*
Mhz ri:Ztat.6l&,-,-. had .6.11
ad perhaps wet borer the twit aereleir Hat
that
!dad it any way relate to watts istralbssa, as II
=llast hod pared betters the re ffeeirisier
,111hwar.) Be timid that the grilse of belle was to
a vary grave Wets ; bat he wee paltely waltheed to tale
hie Awe of thethay god beaks emoted the wake
et Mr. Be Wend thee eat thalea wee bowled
seed mad defteelhle Itetwilb-
eeft~lll422.i led=hoeseretalsel the gales thet the
et Led a leareit, ad the pail-
aim of that ..at awoke to owls Otitre had bar
dale la that hoe" VIIS • swat whithithftyllwervid
the eedieweable thaw et the bass& TM erniescarret
at the mar hal hid at had i.e poll dick—lt bed pr.
died the weiptethea at Lad Ilieberoesi Mar.) "The
withdrawal ton elk& and the woopeinee at Me radpallth
by the Prate bless, wat et ter all •theowidswatt at
thejaillse at the arm whirl the haws wee hoftlead
pow span hi ad* (Herr, bar)
Mr. M. GISSON rid he we. glad to Sod
they wee saw oat aimed to be Mo.
of aging to re Agra at bwassity
sow es the pagan ot Iditi
swat amain ,
her.))
an war illow-eass 141°.lieeto
worry. `*envhear.) He wee siit wet the
owl= bid la order that the wad Elsa ;
thet write twootable to a policy et
sag mos. It a wad petty It the Masi petty,