The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-21 00:00:00

LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 21, 1869.

BLBMION IN7'BLLIWINCE

ELECTION MEBTINGB.

MARTLBONE.
Last main ea anraphe polio mealitis at Ss
sham of the Weal* id Ilearlebese wee !Mae
Mat &Mel, Albestreerea, Berwitagemb, ibe paper
at giving on& to ihe *aka al tha dein! ellA
inhabitants of thee=as So whet fa their oplaka Waal
be the balls et say ham mom et edam

Mr ;AIMS Britt., was tolled the chair. The
Bight Hem. Mr B. Bat., said Mr. Metre Jams.,
M.P.. were want, was Wed leeldeld by the westing
on their appearance epos die *Norm Tim Pedn" wee
smaded with tits Isedlog elan," et lhilbacal pony of the
three parishes comprising the %rough, and between 2,000
sad 3.000 person were anseibliod.
Mr. Wit. Bonn, of Paddisgbia, reposed the int reap-
hatisa--.. That in the spoke of this me ensue for
the Worm of the representation of the will be aids-
Setery salsa ft %ovals foe • loge of the
maw Wong% ; a redistribelios of asap the principle
of pointy sad population; • rating ; vote by hal-
; sod talent...l parliaments."
Mr. D'lnaneaa, jas., seeamdal the smolution.
Mr. Bess, of It. ftisrata oddment Oa meeting amidst
ems latirstaplies be eggoet of the resetatios.
Mr. OVIDTON anl In this able he thee& the cart wee
put Wire she buss, sad is Ma spinet there we. an attempt
is sk~niks the Orel Yeast, on the part of erten reformer. of
the borough, caloalsted to brae eat • tory oppoeition Ha
moved en emeahnent, to We sin that la isoldish* of
es legating the lest and awl %pane% tatty of the .lidos
w to hem essemillen, Its moan the raelectionrre
r em% End matabms, Etr B. Hall and Mr. Edwin James.
end "Teo mes.")
CbTrattainium mid hp amid not receive this as an amend-
meat, but It maid tome se antenna% resolution. (Applause
sad cries of " The reeolutien.")
The original resolution was then pat sad tarried mud-
mealy, =Mat load applause.
lir B. Kau. this adhered the meeting, sad vaa received
with entral reads of aserhug. The right be.. baronet
ha neg noshed the essembly he the enthadestimation
he bad cwt with, mid he had en resently his
=et %nese puha% mirthip, Ylaw
satersdned upon the sagest of reform wen well
Mamma to his conetituents. libi would, however, gets
Ware that his convigin was, that in say our
be Radom Bill • Inge distributka of sons was
shosintely aeoesary, al well ea • large extension
of the soffrage. H. did not entertain those opinions
as • men political cilepleop, bat hail always held
oboe. (Applause.) As to the saint and quality of the
innehise there wen kip% nosy ninons prevalent, but
wen that pont ho (Sir B. Had) agreed ID the principle.
sonahial generally in the resolution which had been *doped
by the essadsg. Foe 22 years he bad been their member
but he let nem bean NW by lus constituents to pledge
Wmesif te any partials, pregramme. He had always stood
thellanie of Cannon be the proud pestles of an nn-
=sad mallettsred representative, and, although that
the away he healed be bad ever disoharged hie
duty Malay to his conaitasets and the country at large.
(A ) After referrieg to the conduct of the govern-
ment k esenlng • dissolution of parliament at such a time,
foe which they would have to net dommelves the reason-
%baby, the right hon. baronet eareseed hde reedinees to go
to thelmsfte and meet any one who came forward. Ine
right hon. baronet concluded his edema amidst loud end
wined appiame.

Mr. E. :teas, M.P., they rose @aide loud applause.
He said it gave him greet Mame to Wood ma aggregate
maths of the eleners Mrs that white wee met to exprees en
2repee the neon queetien. (Hear, bear.) He was
eame does gisel to Mu that the rumour that their two
represestalitese were to be " nailed " to mom partieular re.
form sebum wee unfounded, u this would tea Med of slavery,
• dingtoto to each an influentiel and indepeadeat baroub.
Mesa • tative forfeited the confidence of his consti-
tuency let get rid of him, but the representative who
wee to be " aMed" to a certain policy was unworthy to
be their repreesatative, if he ma so bound down in • sort of
political very. (Great cheerio g, with "Three Mem for
Bdwha James.") TM hon. gatttlesee thee proceeded to
canzemt apse the geminates of the government TO-
Arm la, which he urged me a Munk& ma-
ears, aid wee not worthy the coesideratioa of
several maths, end hems it was at once Muted.
Ai Particularly ecademnieg the proposed die-
pp
t, he maid that be me for giving to the
working elms. • large increase in the (readies, and adopting
• rating fraaohise, in whit). a lodger would be permitted to
register sad have a vote. He could not see why the landlord
should Mrs a vote, sad the intelligent lodger who paid his
rest should not. (Applause.) As to the ballot, his having
voted for that measure was a soflicient mower to his views
=that point. (Hear) Any immure for triennial puha-
meats would bare his supped, if there was no danger to
the state in the parsing of such an act. Hsu" mud
cetera) Be felt sure that they would not all upoe him to
demance any reform measure that might be introduced
which did not contain all these points, but be wu pre-
pared to say that be would support soy liberal reform Lill
which would give eatialac.ion to the large body of the
peipis. They did not want say revolution but • peaceful
and, in conclusion, be earnestly hoped that the
preeeet agitation would nod to the passing of each a manure
as would be another bulwark of the freest nation on the
globs. (Proloaged cheers.)
Mr. 0411 TON then came forward to move his amend-
ment es ea original reeolutioe.
Mr. PARkilt seconded the motion ; but on meeting with
dissent it was ultimately withdrawn, end
Mr. Hamow thee proseeded to move a vote of ondidemo
in the boroogh_mmabere, which was ascended by Mr. Way-
MON sad tented salad enthusiastic applaues.
Sir B. Buz and Mr. JAMS having acknowledged the
complinseet, moved sad seconded • vote of thanks to the
chairman, which terminated the proceediag's, with three
closing cheers for the borough members and three ram& of
load applause for Sir James bake sad the city of Leaden,