The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-18 00:00:00

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Lord PALXIIIIBTON, on Min to nom Mat Ike hew
10 eta a ocomettiso of amply, emid—lir, I tete advaishme
of fhb modes to memo thi inquiry of the right hon. gen-
limas opposite (Kr. Dlsesell). No doubt It weak* be obvious
to anybody who Ms read the treaty, and who reoollects the
proceedings of the home, that it la elermial that the opinion
of pardammt should be taken upon the treaty as • c nowt
%Owns the two vaahries, sad the only question le es to the
mode in which the pesseedMm ales& be conducted.
Her, hear.) I think ft should be renambered that the
treaty inrol rid a considerable aumber of °Magee in the
customs regulating's, and If the governm. at bed come down
Ito the home gad at 0120 r, before any proosedisse had takes
ezproposed • maws] vote of emotion of the
menriwe should have bean snot by the very
l objection, " You call upon us for our vote before
steam as any information spa the great many details in
the Meaty. (Hear, hear.) You are not dialing fairly with
"'Moment. Let on through*. treaty poise by punt
alad stop by step, sad thee we will give an opinion upon the
sever& parts of it, sad then we cm Om in opinion epos the
engegameat as a whole " (Hoer, bear.) That, sir, was the
mares pursued by Mr. Pia, and that ie the mune which we
men to panne. Ws intend to do mass of parliament
upon the separate matters of the treaty in combination with
other changes and commis and fiscal regulailoos. It is our
daty—is duty which we have no sort of intention of shrink-
ing from—to give this hotuse and the other home of parlia-
ment an opportunity of stating their opinion plainly and
directly upon the matter, ao that they may sweet their
approbeam or disapprobettoo of the treaty. (Bear, hear.)
We ham wished to give folios of the masa./ In which time
quietism will be disposed of at an °Femininity which is most
acmidgesot with oar same of public duty, sad the right hon.
may be perfectly sure we have ao 'statism of
from that duty. My sable *lead hoe deprecated
the premature dlacsoion of the treaty upon an wool era whoa
we Ire assombled fur other purposes ; and I must my I do
lot think an «melon when we are met to outsider the army
estimates ban opportunity for entering into the discussion of •
ted4ect which must to brought on at a future pet iod. My noble
triad himself ham been Interrogated this earning mos • great
number of quentiona which were soirody allowed by tits Mao
of the house—from which I am myself evensowdprYag, Is
thus endeavouriag to answer the question has bean
pat to me. (Hear, Mo.)
Mr. DISRAELI-81r, It sppeue to ma that I have not
reedved an mower tom the noble lord. Of warm every
selsebss of this house know(' that the treaty cannot be oar-
' tied inki:edot mhos the hems gives its masons to It. Bat
W question ism to the mode and manner in which the
Muse is to give its emotion. What I meant was
that it should be brought Wont us in seek •
mode as that in width the treaty of 1787 Ilse disclosed, to that
the home shill have an opportunity of giving its sanction to
every article. (Hier, hear.) But, according to the plan sow
sairosted, the home will have an opportunity of parting
with a ooneiderable portion of the revenues of 40 °matey,
sad will then have the opportunity of &soling with Met
treaty by which that amount of femme bee been ilastreyed.
I titiVi.tos, =hat nothing sea be more proper than Used the
be preload by a laaacial statemeat, middy.
al:g smells of the femme sad dr sapeadhara, and aim of
how they hem hem acted apes by atonal sad internal
amain. But we ham already had that; sad it does am
follow because we have bad that, that we
*sal tmosediate'y go left a committee of onsbnim.
In mo yyeetr 17117, the first Meister, who was then Chem/Mee
alba ldrsh.gme., gave the driest ex eisuatioa to the lotus ;
and SOW Ma Mis beam has bees favoured with an stele.
mattes of the imadd policy of lb. government,
Nejestre esheleleee elieuld give Psis house on opportunity
of Millendlif 11e "Men spas every article of the treaty ;
nor do evo that my ether Only will be acceptable to
the °angry. (Bear, beer.)

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