The Express.
London, England, 1858-12-27 00:00:00

(Stamped id. AdditionaL) [TWOPENOL

PROSPECT!! OP WORM.

(From the Odeerter.)
That a very great advance will be made next ses-
sion there can be but little queetioe. The position of political
parties neoeesarily ensures this. Lad Derby is pretty certain
to bid largey, and will, It is conedently stated, not be very
for behad Mr. Bright; indeed, It will not be a matter of
much Napa" if, after all, Lord Palmerston and Lord John
Russell be found practically the most couiervative in their
Frdone.
Bright has, on every occasion he her /poke; stated
that SUM Derby should bring in a mason, a • liberal
character he would not hesitate to accept it, even though it
mane from a Tory's hands ; it may so happen that Lord
Derby will pat Ms to the proof. Should Lord Derby not go
far enough, then Mr. Bright Mai same into power nada
either one or other of the lading statesmen of the clay, and
thee might be farad a abaft sea eiently advenoed to be
very liberal, but ales airy far fres that deasoorado character
which it would wean if Mr. Bright had everything fall in
his tarn way. Bat even supposing • reform cabinet, on
purely radical prbsolphs, were farmed, ft would not long re-
main so, es man see things very difirsatly through cabinet
glasese, than they did before. The radicalism which had
raised them to power they would turn from with diegust.
Like a second Frankenstein they would view with disgust
the mane of their own oration. Therefore the old liberals
and the anservatives need not be very much alarmed, even
if Mr. Bright eventually, say some years bean, have a
china of aspiring to the premiership. It is believed that
no reform bill will pass without a general elec-
ting. Mr. Bright °sionista upon two. Lord Derby,
or rather, Mr. Disraeli stands pledged to his fol-
lowers to appeal to the country me be resigns office. Now,
it lard Derby brings forward eves a moderate reform bill,
whieh is not accepted either by Lad John Rowell, Lord
Pahnirstan, or Mr. Bright, he tall be beaten; but it is not
quire so ratan that his appeal to the country would be in
vain. The aneervatives would, of conies, support his mea-
sure and his government In the lea of two or three inns ;
and the whole whig perry, who are not Inclined to the prin-
ciples of Mr. Bright would lather give In their adhesion to
the radicals. Again: the great brad prairisten would not
care to follow in the wake a a nom who, however able and
honest, and who had rased himself by his own abilities, was
still a Manchester menufastaer. They would not like to
acknowledge their prejudices, but, nevertheless they would
be inflanced by them. Lord Derby, therefore, rands a very
fair chance, end Mr. Bright may yet have to star it in the
provinoss for some coneiderstile time longer.

(From the LeNkr.)
The question ot redistribution dews is confessedly that
which presents the greatest mooned el giScalty ht the settle-
ment ot the reform quashes. inn in bear of
Las we are disposed to buses tin nhatonee sire
reedy to prvose a great extend=ed the framable,; and
although two-thirds of the liberal opposition may MOM-
mend the insertion of the ballot in the MA, they will not
vesture to mime the measure after their recommendation

ba been rejected. The most protruded elontgle will be in
committee on the boroughs entuensted is the sehedwies.
To schedule A, which will, we prank omen
enumeration of the places no loupe deemed worthy
of 'operate or distinct representation, there may not be
moon resistants". But when we come to schedule
li, which will probably contain the Hol af new con-
stituencies, all the selfish interests and peeing of family and
of clue will be called into action; sod ere may ecomequently
prepared
e, to witness a long and doubts! It will,
his wrath within the walls If bat one
la whose brae far lees concern than eras peens Imagine
will be manitestod out of doors. To dm phased Porldb and
Bad de Grey nothing of cute will be es talermles se the
new appropriation of as seats for Antedd owl Ripon; and
if, as some suppose, Lord Derby WOMB 10 suggest that the
four or five taunt etrats7 ham tie emb in with it con-
stitute the electoral warde elf a sin iraineate borough,
every owner or occupant of property le these will, of worse,
be full of new-born ambition Sod enzieluntil the fatal dam
la their behalf "ball hive been deideL Shedd Mr. Bright
move as as amendment tirl the eels be
given to some partienier perish If or the
Tower Hamlets, aided medley eiS, Ile be held in
the localities he happens to favour, ad unindmene Tessin-
dons in favour of petitioning is apnea of the erawdmene
will be paned amidst winterises eliserisg," resit name-
, oompanied, probobly, with_ a trosestary vets that in
one it be rejected Messrs. dthel~ end Bright.
Syria end Butler, be earnestly requerall w throw owl the
1 wthe third reading. But the rest of the miles will
i look cm at the fleece lord came den with In ditheted feel-
,
ings. They will simply Lin id the veherawat of the
wain and quietly pooh-}?oh the tedirant threat to kill
the cow if ahe does not yiski the enamel pint of milk.
Nor will the repines seems forty time over of random
controversy tend to generate national indignation, or even
vs among widely nattered localities. Theob-
Iriaig or pralines bye antra number of isolated
end ly unorgaideed fragments of great towns is not
a mass In which rained sympathy will ewer be vigorously
raved, and still less le It likely to be celled talk when
itheine of rands sad villages, whom very rano are un-
nem' beyond the boundaries of their respective shims, are
the eistatents of reptessatative prerogatives. Nor can it be
renewably satioined that government would be so unwise
es
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