The Express.
London, England, 1858-02-25 00:00:00

LONIX)N, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1858.

THE CONSPIRACT TO MURDER BILL.

MUTING Al' BOLTON.
A very crowded meeting was held at Bolton,
the Teaapasaaosll, Tuseisy Plight," fer the Iced
et oandisrbillis Compisecy to MoWer MB, Introduced by
Loa Palouriaa."

Mr. W. INAJWIT the Mayor, presided: and in opening
pressathige, said—The saran wee aware that be had
bra preetansi with a requisitica frogs tir ratepayers of
Dolan b Ilde onotiog, to take into otaideretion tbs
Creewpkeey le Murder DM. That Mil being ao kegs: before
pedlirmat thn ~Mg berm nnareenery ; and, in his
Adel ripe*, it Wild aril take oopdsesoe at say subject
Mt thet it wididt the sawing was eddied, sad shea4 thin-
ks% adjeton 1611moothoi sine die. Hs raid only may that
N we Wkr ear Prises Minister, we lad saved our nary.
(Chsers,) He would, therefore, leave the raring, sad they
right, if they choose, sleet ansantw ehrizien, and thsa
J• wrindieg elt their own. (Cl000ss.)
damns Onorait Ist M.P., then our ihrwerd, amidst
hodirtwor wed NM ;hat, as ths Conapireey to Mardis
DM beta riests/.
see her kr they they taint saw
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haws prcoseMap, Or perealea et Karim Hs
*saki therefor* move Mat Mr. Cssa Casings take the

CuttiAres having taken the chair, end kid, opened
the API upon upon Joseph Crook, 3.q., M.P., to
NOVO the Sot resolution. _ _

CROoi weeagain loudly cheered. Ho said that the
MS thee they met in this hall was for the purpose ot dais
whet they could to promote the ladepadence mad Peden a
our OOUD*7 by • more equal repumeMatios in Northam..
(Chem) nay were now met to do whit_ they maid to
restore and the independents wedtre of des
nation. T lellegisheme had bees aby • &mad
upon them Ise ea altintion in their laws by a foreign stale ;
and that domed, he considered, had been an
the ems rigida and liberties egad les=uma
taw years ago by Russia upon Turkey, when Noma blood
we. shed, and so great • number of liven lost. (Cheers.)
The he, attempt had, however, been met by an appeal to
hobo and not ballets. It bad been met by argument, and
ha
mask loped
PAM ealmaitbs &Mauch meeti
as b ngs as themE en would tend to avert
etelthe mealen
to which he had marred. Ind ndhig to urop e Lard Palmerston,
he denounced him as having ah ..empW to heap degradation
sides nation ; that he bad been loag in power, and had
deme my little good, but en immense anocemt of evil. He
bulb/len subservient, and devoid of =le.
That( Issers.)
The resolution he had to move was as • uthis
metriog regards with abhorrence meanies of every grade
and country, and therefore views with detestation the recent
attempt upon the life of the Emperor of the French ; at the
mare iYse, it repels with indignation the insinuation of Ms
Preneh authorities, that the exercise of the sacred ripe' of
hospitality by the British nation is an encouragement to each
suicidal idorts on behalf of liberty, and would express a
Bedded opinion that the interests of humanity require
at the hands of the British government -a mut-
hone but firm resistance of wry interfasence by
Midge warts with the domestic policy of the esiplre."
(Chime.) He laid, there was no one, he was sure, but
the late attempt made upon the Emperor ; and he
meth regrelled that it appeared there were one or bre
Itagllshman tosseeted with the plot. If peeved, he hoped
they maid hew an opportunity of entheir abhor-
rent* of their 'seduce If some hot-header Latina boll
=111488,107 thh. Arprror of the Pros* he wee glad
thee meth conspiraciee did act emanate with the
Mee& Eserper, gee present ruler otogenth merly
ell bit ishairin. ware meth to have been A tow
pw• age tide man sought the whim of ism (A
Voice—And win want it again before lw] Ay, and will
want It spin betas keg. (Cheers.) He (Mr. Cred) er-
trigs Ware el the late bill, and how unsafe it would
lls= le have wined it into law, whiles our laws were
WA, by the beet et hurrevto be quite aullolist to meet
end petit othedem. He thought the sane made le
Frorwo.oosirt 1e have been resented by the government.
The 010ide vapour of the French elbows they
could well allardbwe over; these men were not true
to their °swim lito *old themselves to Omer Emperor,
and est dean their fellow-chime' when attempting
to didand She *mess. (Chem.) He Lobed upon them
HaeemlY~lid =worthy et seem (Choate)
wedeb b= be utak; le itheethel the friendly
thaw hawse the !see* wide end this thestakialatae
should to bow ego • ethethy hilwamen with
but his esuristioe wee thee est 'lsthmus* wadi haw dein
batter It they bed easepeetedthmethe !Mem& dewiest amid
hue hew methisth egg est m fessithes es We as ; bet
theteed desire thin Juelk they bed est theft sliming the
lam to plasm Ere immoral Presos. Me (Mr.
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thothithithe °harps inedejeliptet sew hoes ware
berths% by which be Mewl the Mem end haste ef
this seany wrath thee beeteht epos the people • de-
"blab wee te he thymested. (Chasm.) Leen-
s asereemmdel Pm le Mee a muss that wield
is Mom pereet emellsr sillempt balm meth to mortise
their
which beam
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had wasatly atempted. ge. boa. ander eat
down midst lased thossiag)
Dlr. Damn GUT mended the resolution, sad it was cu-
rled sasimendy.
Kr. !Irma= CAMINO moved the next resolution :
"That it is the opinion of the inseling that any shame= is
the laws relating to conspiracy should sot Tithed* the righb
of hospitality hitherto accorded by de lkilikaalis I,
that
refugees from any counhy; ead sherd reels that
the resent Conspiracy to Murder Bikes Mbehmed by Lord
Palmerton, at the dictation of Louis Napless, Pe bees de-
bated without prejudice to the wraith slams between
R and Prance."
at.nlonacillor MARSHALL seceded the resolution, sad ft
was she carried unanimously.
Mr. THOMAS 01.1111 MAW moved the next resolution, GI.
pressing as opinion that the mint attempted
oin the laws of • was a direct blow atAsi—drep,
salty and independence of the British nation, an annexe-
eary and despotic curtailment of English liberty, and
calculated to form a precedent eminently dangerous to the
calm of constitutional freedom throughout the world. The
veakw, in making his remarks apes the resolution, said
that Messrs. Gibson and Bright had been defeated at Man-
cheater by a Palmerston government ; and, in return, Gibson
and Bright had hurled Lord Palmerton from his position as
prime minister, and It was an eternal disgrace and ea eternal
sham on the city of Maantworsr Ice having Method them.
(lead them.)
Mr. Ar.nten Incas seconded the resolution at ambler-
able length, and was frequently applauded. The resolution
was put and unanimously earned.
A vote of thanks was then enthusiastically aerobia to
Messrs. Thos. Milner Gibson, Jim. Bright, and the other
supporters of the amendment on the late Conspiracy Bill.
A vote ',thanks having been given to the chairman, and
Who to the mayor for ceiling the meeting, the proceedings
toraitaaUd• little after 10 o clock.