The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-18 00:00:00

PENT POLICY IN INDIA.

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me by hie Orem the Doke of ARSILL.
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r. Sir Henry Moncrirtf, end illkee.
AROTLL, II introducing the business tithe
meeting, said that he had been Induced to attend frone*
Wenn in the welfare of India, and because he thought the(
the Mime connected with the government of that country
siddi be fully discussed by the people of Britain. His
gram des proceeded to disabuse the minds of his hearers of
the SWOON= commonly entertained, that the recent India
Bill hal Introduced any change In the relationship which
the Qum had always held to India. Practically, Lord
Beady had no more power as Secretary for Wile
than be enjoyed as President of the Board of Control,
end the real nee of the Beet India Company for many years
W hem to ace es a wed between the government ad
the nentoosibaity for the andidetration of the atLsim of
Id .leg to the proclamation which was to be
need to the Natives of India, adonoong that the
Rd Idle Company had expired, mid that Qum
Vleteria was kimeelenbi to take he pied, be appre-
hended it would have be better that no mach prstienh-
tion were needed, for it was certainly liable to be miess-
deestood by those to when it was addramed. If It ion Is
the language of Lord Derby at the Mansion-hows, a pro-
clamation of peace, them could be no objection is it, MS
if it enunciated the prionples on which the govenaist
of the country was to be eondneted, then undoubtedly tt
WM liable to inimonemition sad abese. He alluded es the
de of the den " nedrality " r one of the Mendes
Aid stood In the way, sad ,stared to the language need
the &shag of Oohed dung the last session of porno.
mpg, cis his Ned es a point of so much did-
WM. Hie deen thendifsed to the changes which bed
lehen place dining the Iset diny years, be many of those
ineness which wen fie_ *ask hitenroves with the religion
the Eden ef Indle--edelt no the abeillkia of Suttee,
lisaidelses ha ths laweltehmedes lber-emdeemerked that
Mese the
the hit that they
aestrebrithinbagtidealiwith ire teem& the sighs of India,
while in the Panjasib Sir J, woe plowed to go even
thrther in miataiaing that thew led been au formal ream-
Mists sif UM by the Ilthbli government. As to the
Samar threw to the hid tads mesa in Nagel, his gram
did& this wei:s s• seer likely le be repeated, end
whenever the and seem to be nedelentind, the
Siegel portion be isnlied more ea the system
pewee. le Iteehrej'enl Madras Presided% Bengal
ems be Mid on dm essegnition of he he
as mere the neon ad tt moldmet that of desigtioand that
It had sprung imp the dude ef Sidi eaters see the
dm
In their regismeele As w the align el the mutiny, he
Imbed en it as s nod pile at the egprehedne of • bet
stater runsthe hr. Geste ma re the oaths realm
The ari silent however, was with seeped le the pest
gpollor et the amen= of the sr bee et ban lb
poen le (Meg ble vine on this pshe, elided to le ap-
point toshe anteetaid on the sudden but espreesel
es
'Pisa that the which held pore% vernier Sea bean he be an eon saw Mug ground in the country. It
wee on se opposite einekdoo, fortified by the madam ed
Dr. Duff and other segneentatives of Christian Adam
in India, that the government, in 1863, writhed the Vi-
ten, of grants in aid by which memento we glees% p.
vernment and other ;chock, in the teaching el swan Metre
ledge, believing that it would tend to the world add
Improvement of the podiatien. His grace d. Ind Os
coarse taken by the government at this ti2:lll=
el
the sentiments of Mr. Nanghten, Maids.
Trevellyan, to show that even wager adlomikill hoe-
fletal tondos, en the aneesier .that ended dle bed a-
joyod its breles. 14 urn nee laid
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nese goveremsei e
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Or
Argyll int essidest th tdb M Lord
did not peddpen he the %Woos ef Os MPendent et
the Board- Sr Castro!. Lord
viol the gElleshee=meeeemel Sid
ranu le di violated the of
bat be (the Debt et totally dismal foss Ihbi
doctrine, honors If rift rho* in which there add
be no doubt that the sites tension was taught, received
amietance from envenomed, des the government yes
certainly entitled to glee its esselenance to ideals le
which Christianity wee deght. Qs this Oat bbi dice
referred to the despatch et Sir him Lawrence, at NSW
mated his entire wen ee the dine imeoadens=hse
matron. He premeds. es deters *e ef
Sir John with those impend W OMsasi Idernsis end
Mr. Arnold, and, after aisabg that be looked at the
opinions from the cormnisimeere in the Puejaub
dray is the light of their probable affect, said the
if the stiodisa of hie views was simply to place it le
the power of the natives of India to choose between Chris-
and nethaniam, that menredly they might he
adopted by the Indian government. He Wesel that the
principle laid down by Str John Lawrence, Net the wave
of ladle must be governed not by their men neesimese, bet
by the oosesienom of their rulers, was the sin de te
adopt. The whole question of the telellemehlg born=
• cisristies govannwat and •heetbsoposille owe eserseelly
attended with great difficulty, end II wend rediee
be approached with great care and the eked
in order that they might ascertain holviststeesuld re=
charge their duty In regard to the el India. His
grace oonclinisi an address of abed as dunks, by
expressing hie belief that it wee theengh the exam* at
ineuence of such men as Sir John and the late Sir Seery
Lawrence, that they would ult.mately be able to solve the
greatest, strangest problem that had ever been given to try
country to solve. (Applause.)
Mr. Mousey Du owe, In proposing • neontios
tog approval of the objects of the association, excused Wow
self from swishing at any length on the motion, as be hid Io
address a meeting of his constituents that evening. His
entirely concurred with the despatch of Sir Jobs LURID"
and expressed a hid that at a time when e... el en*
ea
I a the ease ef China, Ines se entrance for piety
the cannon's meth net the of the barred need
ao longer hedisin lis It In India. )
Mr. H ereniesest, Peel sernted the
Lord BENHOLIM, essoldet by Dr premed •
reeolosion ex
in the deepuicilanniZr="lstiblawrenceet
Other resolutions bearing on the objects of the esseendes
having been spoken to by Sir REMIT MONCI3II7 lid other
gentlemen the proceedings terminated.