The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-30 00:00:00

8017THWAll ALEC7'IOII.

A meeting of electors temmishie to the claims ei
Mr. Swain wee held yore* eaning at the Rotunda.
Biaclthiarwod. dim weery tally ateeeded.
Dr. JF. C. oon yeape
In the few pramiliary eiemealisee the Cuanza emir
peed the quillintleon of Om three madidates. leo
Fawcett wee • netgonilierniorra, ankh eadelassisi
bat of r tabard esbeeinek sales he (M. dors) thee
physeelly irepartend tont rereortisg_ them
in parliament. Tailleywail-mo bed end Shot
w..ris were runt to aom to seaseti theedas. The
tore, might be, but the sontrinse awl& sat ; assi he
furoi that • WAD to when the hums osuaterace was •
ban: could hardly woe to a pew emehlea
re to the vier and Inman' of head* pules
men. The nod vus Mr. Ward. (" Throe ehere
for laird," sad eras codusica.) Mr. Layad
had brought hear dear tam Nineveh (" Deem
loyerd.") Mr. Liquid had been ostracised by Ids party,
who knew him lost, sad hed boss rejected by the one&
WOW, of Aylesbury. Mr. Heller wee • coeservatin, mad
alibi get in if there should be a rhino in the hbord party.
The last woe Mr. Scroll-as to e, r Hr. Layard bed told
then but • am who bad the hiereets of the horson6 at
heart. (Loud cheers.) Ilerea wee the lino in the &id.
(" No," and " Fareels") Be thought he was the best,
wad he tmstcd the elector would think so too.
Mr. acacia'. mate tereard, meal me received with herd
al
chthoueers.gh be know that Ho cams fern*
sor he add. at the local esadidate,
in e er
wai held la &deka, BM id dnaquarters leek amt wheloosltmadd wee does
on the other side of Me wean scan litedoehikl was •
local molder, se wee Elr Jame Dub, ot wr
Mr Crawford • sad to lambed whet was Mr.
but a local amedidate? Mr. Meer& haw prindirmuC
his von (Load cheers.) as* um wen or eroire,
jumpiest np to meek is mem sad oat et Beres, amide*
astrmeota which they oo sukuratiate, bog giving
the beret of their cool Mamaddnot
to the &Aire of the
thin of state. (Cheers.) Dmai met were local oaf&
dotes, m/ he hoped to be or of 111101. He wished to avoid
all perwroalitics- , leserlo)-lie minemopetted forward is
de inte-
rest of the sad so that assaart its
no.ouo inhabitants not or hod bon found to come forward
more suited than tihneeit Me lad sot our forward until
he know that Mr. A. Paid' ler about to mare. Mr.
Lamed bad accused bin if dividieg the liberal istereet, but
the fact was that who he aim forward he wee the only
possible mem He earl. throltros Mai br bad One"
the lib”ral interest. How bed Mr. layard worsered hie
operations He accord hha (Mr. isneli) of Wag a lacyia darning' , and el hoe* eiereed s peaks ; fiee
feet wee thee Me raise Mlle the serer is lira
who he wee • ealteadher to the Anti•Ocerlow
League. He led mow etweged his panes during
lie whole alio diking Mier bat if be had done so, had be
caul
eAceint example in the hie &r Baleen Peel, who had
all the arairicess of hie
.previoas political life
when he thaaght the logreen et kis why required it
(llieers.) yr.Z,tredmaamsi wad Nab( to carry the
bormiiih by iatimidatir sad esnudise. Met were the
facia He had come forward at perk of gleam par
easels"; be abhorred corruption, and *overdid, arm weetd,
one tanking irrogando te Moser sa siestion.
(Cheer..) Mr. Layard, adroit an anode of ee/f-
-gevennuent, mewed et their vary mestimpe, Ala Mill
the eery cradles of self-gommeraL With rupee* to his
(Kr. political pnacipler he would lay that hid
he beat in mamma when Load J. Rumen bill was
before the hour he would have voted for it, althowbb
thooght it only an instalment j whet was due to the
751)07 adramong intelligence of the working was.
(Loud cheers.) He ems In favor of • tedilf
brans-. (Loud aeon) U, thee, the fraadir
ware enlarged, on. of it. miner provider
Rost be for "enuring the protection of the
(Loud cheers.) It might bd.-sore mid it would cot both
ways ; bat, at all "man eat war in practice is the clubs al
the West-end, sad it should have • trial. He was for the
real abolition of chard suits--(bad cheers) -they were
virtually goat, bat he wished tow them legally
sad if returned to lamest should certainly rote feer.llA
abolition. (Loud nem.) With rapped to the din
• wroth he eland have to psrforat-{score Ind
Lod cheering).- he word ask them who wee to give
mast attention to the peat load warier width wise oat
wily mei" bat were also loonies la the diaries ? The
gram which touched them all most lateareidy wee the
law rat s& (Laid eras of "Hear, hear') As at greed
levied, they were rapidly &morainal; all the odour of
London. The poor were entire) expelled from the Gay
sad the Wset-rd, sad the havingrit:
fife in erecting their Plata midemme the • meek
Awn is hie old ego into • workhouse is the
(Loud sheen.) He had for mem years bon • somber Of
so useciatiou for the equalisation et the poor rate, ead
therefore it me so dap-trap ea his pert sow te
team teemed end easousor himself tor emalialea. (" He
,em AIM yoewil carry it! ") He pledged Moat Mle
nerve& as andenhaa of the poor rate shoal& be his
ant kcal morn_ (Cheers.) He 'mold sot dark them
*Gyp= He bed samara his a. be had Meted
his or and he would now only ask then
whether it wee eves V he west Mao pear
aunt without eery preloaloa. of ' , that he wad
nano the interior of Italy, of India, or of say
colour great deprodesers? . Layard had maimilosioently
d the Garikeldl who we.to tuna him (Hr. &o-
val) out of Mouthwash. Mr. Layardlnight act the Garibaldi
to Feriae the Fir t, bat be would certainly leers his (Ilr.
booed) to Victor Lmssauel of the pdhog-day.
In rower to as ELECTOR.
Kr. &emu mid he would vote for the mod of the
low which compelled the segerallo• of aged couples is
workhorse He speed with Mr. Bright that the game
Lowe required serious worderatisa, and with respect to On•
priwomeet for debt, be was prepared carefully to consider
the tinware which he noderwood was in preparation by the
(Quotient.
AtOTHtx Ft.orroa asked whether, if Hr. Sconell war re-
turned, he would vote for the total abolition of the lash to
the army sad the navy !
Mr. Stonsu. wee unable to pledge himself to rote for the
immediate abohtioo el offpural punishmen
This answer produced • most oaken/ate impression ea
he meeting, sad • perms who stated himself to be ea
hector announced his intention, whatever might be the
001,..11.* 12C10. n 010•• that Mr. Ronal wee not a et sad
sower per's". to reread the borough in parliament. A
scene of 'rest enforims followed, and several preens
riled out How would you like to be dogged 'areal?.
am Oat chows, Leuntercheers, hire, sad all, sorts d ashy

Mr. *mart elplaroeg that there were eireurselinews
under which • general night Mr bM whole army if be had
sot the power of Whaling corporal purnahoeut. Public
apneas had already reduced the LA almost to • oars, and
so doubt would is time abolish It eltagether ; but he should
sot speak as an boort maa If ha declared himself for the
immediate and total abolitioa of corporal punishment. He
was prepared to go as far am the late Su C. Nailer. (This
explanatioo did not prove at all satisfactory, sad tb•
clamour wan renewed with iorreseed noise and 'modera-
4e:9d . . .

Mr. CHARLES H. FiILD moved, "That haring heed
from Mr. Merrell a statement of his paithal principles, and
also with reference to his position ia the horotigh. this meet-
ing is of opinion that he I. enniosittly fitted to represent the
borough of tiouthwark is parliament, and resoli ea to give
him the meet strenuous support" lie strorig:y urged the
claims .4 Mr. Scovell, and said that if they sent that
gentleman to parliament as a colleague to Mr. Locke. the
representation of the borough was not hke:y to be distarbed
for sense years.
Mr. ll•waiss seconded the motion. He Lad knows Mr.
1400 Toll fur :Al years, and avoid red that au suns had offered
for many yetis who was so well fittod to represent the
borough. Mr. Laysed was the rejected of Aylesbury ;
why nut go back again ?—(" They won't accept hies,
'• We must have him r ":lend biro to Covestry.• Cisen
and cod usioa. )
Mr. liatutiiti warmly defended Mr. Scovell for his We-
pcidence and honest avowal of ogqnniou with respect to the
Is:. but for himself, as an inelependent elector and Au
floglishman, he mast declare his intestine of stow* en
amendment on that point. If the lash was good far a man
before the mast, it was good for an admiral ; if it was good
for Priiate White at Hounslow, it au good for the CAW 1 •
mauderds-rhief. (Cheers and isiterreptioa.) He did sot
asstme that Mr. Score!l an etiVOretel of the

Mr. ficuV•LLL emphatically denied any advocacy of the

Mr. Itemiso acquittal boo, but be bad refused to vote
aininvt it, ard was, therefore, unfit to represent them in
oven's refund to vote
tre;ltieteut
tot.,) inie
ottu-M7miettt.e" uMbOlita of the len
suiaary
renlehlueut the lath in the army end awry disqualified
beer to repnneut them in parliament.• The vague:on here
became tremendous, and it wee nterly impossible to ewer
thin the feeling the meeting. The opponents of the lath
aproeregl Wes. h. never, to have it.
Mr. Fit, Huh hriely etc-muted the ium:a,!:nent.
After a ftw wont against the amendment from Mr. CAL•
LAGMAN, . _ _

Mr. ALLEY, secretary to the Amalgamated Engineers,
def.:ailed Mr. Nrovell .it respect to corporal paanihmest,
sad contended that all that patlsurn meant was. to five
so naporhint • question the must careful consideratiou.
kr &oven mast lie returned as a local candidate, and one
who was in favour of all moderate and pmet.:Jl measure,.
The rwsemlment was put and neptived by • large
majority, amid great ehreill4g.
The ChlAillWA.l neat put tbe original resol•atioa.
The resolution wee 'singed to with great eothuaMern,
and Mr. Mcot rtt briefly returned ihmiou any
conduct wheel should he immanent with the el....tatea cif
humanity. Immediately alter this the mootm g. which had
been as exceedingly noisy oise, rapidly ,:sr iossl

Cm the same evening Mr. LATARD ntentinga at the
Cotona Wardle, Tooleyatreet, and in two or three other
pla.x in all of which ha wadi enthuetodieiliy received.
tolacimuli recommendation 4 his carol dattire from the
worides men of York ham been tiroilated autompt the
marten : _ _

• Moved by Mr. Ripley. wooded I Mr Dent, and
eirrirl awattinoway, The arattaa, rare. Atm the work.
tag wee of York, has leaned with not..'t iotetrat that
Awt,a Mart Lapilli, Fag la • caudate for the rep,
seJtatiou i.f Ike horeargle of Southwark ie parhatneat.
whtl.t rovattlati that that ifeatlasuas ..h.croa
&sr another rntatituasey will depure cns ,nts of the anti
imolai towboat rwturraag luta tto armlet at the moat