The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-04 00:00:00

LONDON, THURSDAY iviirnt* Aufavar 4,;: uta.

LMPERLLL PARL LAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMSNlL—Fersoutasum Ado. S.

SUPPLY.

Metlased erdi MeoMs,)
The hem bathe o
neo 10M onwidlese- of apply Nil
pawed several Totes,
The grant of 2,0001. for the Naeanal Portrait Gallery,
teas opposed by Mr. Spooner, who iniiited ou taking a
idtsfelos open the subject.
AM" ions dfeettisiou the exmaittes divided and enema
the vote by • majority of MI to 35-106.
A subsequent Tote or 2,0001. for the porthole of SW 0,
"WWI identra. " roving Address to the Crown fn the
italkineed Perbeamist," slio resisted by M.
&moults

liiariarieles Uwe applenxl—Ayes, 82 ; NOM 82.
7248 trams, Minefore, 'eve k eseeng 110411 6:4' the
egeA ad tie greet wee Mimed.
The great el 11,01:01. is Mr. W. H. Berber, Is coseidarethe
et the silirtege be bed tailing= sad Some he hat sew
tied Omgl Ida sosviteles as a tame of wbieb be woe
weinegewidg proved lo be Miscast, being oppowd, we
earnsd at a divieiss by a einiarite of 124 against 24-100.
The iiesbetkei epee the in Indies Foes wee reported
frail the
Oressisitlee, mod Ism given to bring in a bill
Ifs limas* me.
barkia adjearial of ix &dock.

nu Jura zousts morimr.

. Alt nieedhip4 die leperdlited seeped in
Ile denim yes hrriJghi - W fee, yam, to ex-
4drir a/ thedsourneenheidged to ti of
oltlirwree fartheir Aprons Uyworde d 29,000
wow present.
. Pam a painter, who prodded; edit the object of the
sadist wee OM losers" the ere heels pmedie, but et de- •
nerersle hit the sermeitt snip lel the he laps, that the
wolliffi awls sand sethiskrebstmemeh weirdos, end
Ad die mm hod the determined
hi
alma& The • ear •=242leits with dim-
Oiled leer but had boor sera YT the tiny of the em-
ployers teed the eviletakeled legmthe working clues by
lad emizei:s celled the mien psis eacrocuy.
Iheght flak thy to Steil" through blood
ofd-doetL' The Some of reabobWoo sow than that of
the mid; Ned, lamed if reering 1.4 hfeae
the wake( deem were able in mile eflitatV
Mkdg.t r lat
aft eller with whidt Gal hod
• am. Pone, ton, ea eerier Wee their I
mid they wished to avoid Mime of Oftery I
sp (Her, semis
They were M. mrapd le -11dro
.11:=Oeindiertir
abalibmlkrisma ipmita Om try
giaL.4owalwarpralowdoweafla=tr/erir
lekboor.), IdelpeddlLe
ttahlert IF. their tof *rept- . I
the cringe
The mop.
telcketimkb had set mettiriarergted-
oeloople de tell* ll* done Ogre a
.1
sigma kliete. (Her, ire.)
Mr. Calms, a Meer, moved the folleekg neolutice '
" That this ~deg dews with the 'gladden and
antsildlemn seemed by or ememich gp the
spirit they display Is mkeishst be 'the
they
"heady
existing, by eadeararleg eneepkil eet irit of hu.
Rarity width celehriod eel did the ledistern of •
the nine ham meweemet ; led es the pie* they meld
entrust tom our by elgedg,tke doeenmat they peopomoreeld
rob es ef wry pee el fesseeee oni seine le to the
made. d NON Mendes le we ma oa
roaboosaa, wad lidowe le mesas
fir brinks eine holm Weer serer et to a seeesedul
terminstim." The firm had bemend the movement with
as snide ea the subject, sad had pmr4 that course whir
might netsssitt have beat e has the adroarsof the
' capitalists an the racerocesey, k malisemkg the neva
meet in • meet usgeshilei rowasor. Thai Er*.
downed them foe having err to the spirt of
and yet west cm to say, that berme thak
worked tee lean • day the_ oginstivee ef the mused sip
must do the rare, If they had her ecespelled to act in the
spirit of bygone tines it wee brines their employers wen
doe to theoppeala of humanity, sad had forced them into the
position width they sow eampled, mad it remaieed for them
to say whether they would remote in that position or Dot, •
mid be meshed down into the ceadithe of soda (Hear, he r.)
Wm it a salleirt segiuneet spirt the air hours move-
Inlet, to my that their forefathers worked ten hours • day ?
At that the there was not the frightful competition which
sow existed, end in the present state of things the wariness did •
mom thee double the amount of labour to Wham which was
tby their forefather in the are time. (Hear.)
ke 7iiirethat • sufficient reams for rook* the sonceellea
sow Liked of the employes? (Chews.) If. trusted that
the operatives would rally round the movement in every ,
peeceablo way, for their employers were moving heaven and '
earth to got teem to commit a breach of the poem, sod pine •
themselves within the pale of the law, and it they Mould •
unfortuaately do as their punishment would be of no mean
character? (Hear, hew.)
Mr. BLOOMFIELD a bricklayer in seconding the resolu-
tion, said the question was whether the operatives were te
become harm ato remain slaves. A greet deal had ben
rid about political economy. That woe • mere bugbear to •
frighten children. Political economy was opposed to the
working dams, and therefore they ought to be opposed to I
rake economy. Political economy was introduced
1819 to bring down wages, aid it rid to the raking sea,
you must as support re another, but allow yourselves to be
taken in drag. But they were not inclined to Wank to •
any such deetrine. The masters had thrown down the
lof ideas, and the epwatives had taken the shal-
s; aid had come to the determination not to
them as onsatere, but ea employers. (Heir, her.) The
led threatened to abut up their shops ; bob If the •
were firm no such cores weed be mew& At
meal P the shops should be dosed, tire ewe arms
of relief der both penke—the operedves mg go tate the
weekleemen end the employer" into the lasolvant Cart.
~"(Here bow," sad kegler.) In redeeke, he etherted
.N
rteener themestmetmil me ehrt thriller
met 2.11= te any soespreeden het In islet epee the
are hors. Her.)
Mr. Osmiu(m a plasters, odd the Milled snivel wire
and marl labour had come to the feted Odd.
The hid declared that oe ikeeday art they
would look the workmen out. Such a rip as that most con-
vince the public that they were in the wrong, and that the
'mw were in the right. The employers were deaf to the
=s of humanity, and mast be taught that es the working
were the producers of the wealth d the nation, they
were determined to ahem in its profits. (Haw, hear)
Mr. Baser, a mason, Via surprised that the builders
should have placed theselyee in such • p *iron as that
which they now occupied, when they mast have been aware
of the result of the strikes in the north. In the cased one
strike in Liverpool only two men out of some thousands
aired the builders' document, and in 1847 they were unable
to obtain • single signature. Last yaw the whole of the
builders te Yorkshire and Lancashire entered Into • com-
bination to annihilate the whole of the trade of the societies
in that part of the °Gantry, and asked the Ira to sign de-
clarations to discountenance any society for the protective of
labour. Some of the employers closed their shops re Light,
but opened them the neat morning, and in the coarse of two
or three weeks most of the extensive builders in that pert et
the country were compelled to follow their example. (Hear,
hear.) With si.ch an example before them he should have
thought that the metropolitan builders would not have asked
their workmen to alga &document which if carried out wadi
enable the empties to mould their men to suit their own
elfish ends. The operatives ought to unite to protect their
ownicapital which wee their labour. (Hear, hear.) If the
employers could, as Sir Morton Peto had recently rid, *Had
to loose 16,0001. or 16,0001., it would only be the lose of •
portion of what they had obtained out of the sweat of the
°pastier (Her.)
Mr. Perrin, *joiner, and the secretary to the move:meat,
✓id that the atria builders and a portion of the peer had
raisunderatood the Intention of the promoters of the
Wee hears movement, and had put forth statemente eon-
conk' Us firm burdens which had sew boss wa.
Waled. It bad been said that if the peasant movereat
was sucassful Its promoters would commenoe an
agitation for eight hours and 6e. • day. Now, that ober
meet was cautery to the truth. The Madame bed not die-
crewed the nine hours movement, bat bad insisted upon
societies Win broken no and their workmen being reduced
to • state of slavery. Now, he contended that there was
mothers wireascoaTole in the request of the workmen. They
bad roved that the work maid be done in nine hours without
injury to the miter' with benefit to the men, and "pith
great dredge to the public at large. (Haw.) The
is esters had rased a combination amonget themselves to put
down a combination among the working men, which wee a
simple movement on the part of the me to appraise their
own labour and sell it for what it was worth, la accordance
with the fundamental principles of free trade and political
economy. (Hear, hear.) The metropolitan builders were
not shout to fight the operatives in the metropolis merely,
but the building operative throughout Begird. (Hear,
hear.) A meeting was to be held that night at Oxford,
another on the following day at Dientheste, and upwards of
80 provincial towas had expressed their intention to beck
up the movement to the utmost. (Cbeero.) He had been
requested to call a trades' aggregate meeting at
which representatives from all parts of the country would •
be present, and the employers would find that they had •
entered upon a contest which they would hare MOM to
= He felt warranted in paying that if the master
did not open their shop' until Mews. Trollope's
eelaWiahateut was 61144 with men, not onset' them would
open their doors again. (Hear.) It had 'wen said by Sir
N. Pro that if the demand for ulna hours should be granted
the merry would have to pay 300,00 W. a-year for the change.
Now, supposing that to be the ore, could that amount be
better emended than In improving the condition of the work-
ing clamps? But when that mikes= was • candlelit* for
Fuisbetry he professed himself to he an adverts of the Satur-
day halt-holiday movement, sad the darer* between the
coming out of that sad the nine hours sereateat would sot
be more than about 100,0001. (Hear.) That gendarme we.
• sow employing the wealth which he led reaped from the
labours of the Industrial dame err the purpose of
• them down. (Hoer.) The resent movement had bum
brought about by porearion, and not, as hod bees stated, by
• coercion. Every ear could leave it, but if he did eo he
could not be tette to himself sr his fellow-arse. H. would
I sot detain the mutest lower Has to say—liberty to those
whe date to contend for it. (Chem )
Thit eliminate thee pat the enebles, which wearied
unanimotely, amidst loud cheer sod the Time Wks bees
I gibbeted and burnt the meeting separated.

THE &Mit or THE GAB lITOKIIB.—The di-
rectors of the Lavaca Gee Compaq hove Yeeed s seder, to
which they state that In scosequoso9 et v Melte of the Me
oricyloysd iv their works dsr so buses et wsas., whic4 If
seceded tg sodd probably emus sa abeam of 11601 to tla
(011111111119 r It bee bees Judged Fere be resist the deemed ;
sod ea the works us t .vs is. to same esteem impeded, the
diredin trot to mot milk support loos the pablie boor .
sod yrteshs sesames by their essarombiag for the peemost
tis Ism of pas me moat as prootkebiet is order to svoid the
loillaty se pater bleaavesksei.
[Adysetbssessot] —DM (11011tEOPATEIC CHE-
wet Osome.—Tlet eimmed vetelethel h sold " Pd"tt
=at ragt rees.ftieutkekamits,=..•