The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-11 00:00:00

PROPERTY QUALIFICATION DILL.
Earl FORTESCUR, is moving the amend reading
of this 6411, said ha nod mot ingots their lordships that its
operatics wee combed to the other home of parilameat. It
bad passed the house by • large majority, and with the sup-
port of the loading mestere of bee Mitjaety'a government.
And although he waa not authorised to data that it would
motive the same support from the noble earl at the head of
the gewerment sod his Wingate 1n this home, he thought
be was aratmated in Mattis' that he end they entertained no
=slisto it. In stating the grounds on which be
athelr lordships to meat to tole bill, be
wee net putting it on the ground that any sr
MHOS= an the right of the people to Glasse
=me wee as itijortles Mauro he was
Ili while tbe poseweies of a minis mous* et
matimpelelle settils elks% sea es sosiellstee
be wee aes prepared to watetain
dare wee ad mat versa he requiring a property qualities.
dos kw the basher Ake of a wet la the legielatare. But
to nuke that snaggy Jut sad kir, it aegis to be carried
out, and they ought to make a property gaidilkstioa kr a
teat in Ode hems me well as is the whir. But
their krill* trail knew that that was no part
of irk pesilumniery essititstion. No property
qsalikelies - legeked kr a mat is that homes
awl it wee. he believed, solerlose—at ream he wade no
Aries to ills want Hems of Lards—UM is a Scrum
piallemst a pear ant is kat bars who bad ad a claw in-
ane of the mats* emeart reguired ova fer a borough
seeekw, awl She eitlart arse' et peen, eras If their fathers
hemmed rbe bankrupt or Isiallwals wort not required to
Mee a peep rty qualificstios kr a seat to the other house.
He odor peer rising to week,
When Ma LORD CHANCELLOR was putting the queetioa,

Berl GRIT and he was hanky papered to allow the bill
at be nod a mend time without nor snweeskia of opinion
from her Idskolf •• government. He dimeglii it • new prac-
tice in parinetzemy labor, that they diedil he told, sot on
the authority of the seat owl at The head of the govern-
mest, but an the withal sir noble earl who owed the
nerd roelleg that her 'a government did set men
to sopped the bill, but that ha no objections k. Thia
szlos= If were
wlty they hod tem le that caselowles...‘e poosonri,
bratmr. the Win esei who mend the mend swing we.
=and
me sot his list gevernewnt ad set *sot be the hill. Us-
k kimiles wader them Yrountelenem
be taw nay opposition loth, hp, width would be unavailable,
bet et the moo time he mid sot permit the bill to pees
without mprendeg his reeml that it wits passed is auk •
warm and at sun • time. With regard to the measure itself,
be IV sot easily it one dgrnat importance. He altogether
Mind from hie amble who mowed the bill, that a ro-
Minks of the persona to be elected was an invoice of what
be eaßed
the
theme natonural rights &the electors. Ifrights, they cease to
argue; • i of that sort on l y would
get Weal kinds of riontesios. Henatura thew& it set wow
emabb that Mine a ma Mould take his seat is the other
Mem he ahead show that he wee in pommies of
width mold gin • reemonhle menrenos that he tfo=
He woo pirhetly aware thin the law me
=6"eilaiLvedel—(hter. lesser)—sed he fully recognised the
propriety of to from our Mine book • law which was
net observed. He, therekn, eatartained so strong *mo-
tion to this measure, bet he seek not help Welds(
that it derived great additional isaportauce when it wee eta-
'Meted with reference to the time at which it was brought
forward. They could not be ignorant that there was at
Ibis moment • numerous who desired to effect • com-
plete alteration in our parllameatary constitution. The
abolition of the property qualiaostion was one change they
wished to effect. They wished also for • large extesidon
the franchise ; they wished also fora re-dientlethee elan
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constituencies returning MIRIAM, to parliament ; —they
wiabsd to establish secret voting; and they also wished to
theethe the duration of parliantatts. If these reeereares should
be imied without any oounterbalancing changes, they
wen mouth to neither more nor less than a revolution sad
imp In the character of our constitution, and the 'stab-
lisheasat el in usbalenced and unmixed democracy. lie be-
amed a way brie majority of the nation to be opposed to
saLchagelbaddsaniption. (Hear, hear.)
litY hawed the law as it now existed to be a
delusion sad • wad could not see any possibility of the
Ciiimage to say dangerous results. (Hear,
b wield have • very benelloial remit in one peeped,
be taw eld relieve members of the other hones of en im•
WM =SUM of labour in Investigating the quaked= of
menthes ups stood= petitions. (Hoor.)
The Dube el bUTLAND rid the house would have to go
the wink le.--the five points of the charter and
mere—if they whimid to relieve members of the 70:sealaJ
Cans= frees emir labours consequent on elegies eon-
nelleses. He saw se vet ciest ninon for the pearls. of the
prima meager., end should enter his protest spied b.
The Pori ot DRAW thought there was no energies br
the sebum waning Bed Grey had give. spinet sweeping
temps; se ese moil theist such nitwit, theeenese there
etwoosody them time& He did a= re hew the
bll woe osousted with dos; owl it did we him =
ems the lira. of Omni= led post Ihet smeore
=mid epee to the Amps SW Mow hod Aided to. The
Hee= Ooormos was ei nomat. le believed. ow
• bill ellettog the 101. bethebbe la then • end
*oiling be Amid atm* mow le soak theme eboeM
be dealt with by id
set in referral to others sot ben
Qom As Is the lesilles of • proge godilitedoo, the
memo wee set kopeoleot peep to be wiled to the wpm
dies &way =Mks lostweos the et
home of per-
lkosiat. He did sot bathes the thwilthe of the roan-
seas would make any ethetheibil dawns* he to ow-
ed= of the Houma el Othinerne; and the ergethent that
the Medd= =odd aeeaep pas of strew to eat up ea colt-
Melee et shed= wee met by She tact that this did not
Pippo lisedloole wirer spiked= was required. As
the preset km otos solskoW, eases with connivance,
amid ; end es the are embithies led been in the
emelt d pen greduaDy he ea.Y sot oppose the

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mar as Ilia own part maid auto( meg sans tails
blismins thought It would to • waste of time le arras the
saw agi*t.
load CAMPSILL bad DM Me assailing Milislicai in sop-
this lia. ladled r iiiinhl be mast iesoniatent it
rirdigast 4e on he Ma bid always ban al *ohm Am dm
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mai alihongh on siMispi was mods afar Ms
miss Is Impooi k an tlaslimsi, Li nos mismatally m-
illion. It vas siaimpool dm is apply it to Serideed in the
Adana BUI of 1832, tot b too einiWad sad haled • mut lay
la Use HOMO al Canumns inut imeassled V prmostiog its
being Intionesoi.
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SALE OP POISONS BILL.
This bill pow/ throorb emninttte• inth Amendment'.