The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-12 00:00:00

1111101MATORT SCHOOLS.

are of their dirks. (Cheers.) He might say (this also
—rat they had shown as imasple of that Chairs har-
mony, of that religious rarity which wan the tra WS of
the religion which they all profnesit, ad whir woro mar-
loweedx: always so displayedis ether orsomellair--
elbom did net ear the mese extend pressor
wafts together Uwe who la gone reeve
afila•afrom each other. (Beer, bear.) He rat
oar Me his, WWI gallant friend, that saber her llejwa's
diennerent et lup, nor Lord Pear* at the heed if dr
WWI agnitment, had boss imeseibis le their mar Oafs
of air hid shady bra smrted to inornielmr ase
tiesmine bed bees yin cemorella wdt ae who
had set irrte been se appointed wrier word be hipt
in view by Lord Patimure, 1:142.:::a t apperants
emeured. (Chem.) With to the prowleirs
fee the home service, the ble and ram
amber bad eiseretly stated that the esaunissiesed dab-
Maar Wy eppelailed hi retain grass rams where
high brain M IMPS Ow already siadrata. The Merriee
Wadi deramsr
*e in ether places wessagarb:rhei, but
wee prdeemed doal= of the , who,
air re Mmoureatirso• of earring elergymee, were paid
ad areal fee the dam they performed; sad he bed
se aeon Mbar, this this mosegement was broader
tomforr the peeper oprland aid tied sesidaree he the
IrAja en the different order. With regret to the ii.
hi" three marritoriese man had net been overlooked by So
preausent. sad It shad afford the government great
Veto glad opportmsides of rinciag tooter them the
rsion entertained of their services. (Cheer)
g. HERBERT would corroborate the statement of
tie bon. and plight efliter below him as to the admirable
NNW of the raglan dories the late war. And it would
Or the hors Mee idea of the labours and daegers to
tibia they had been ..posed, when he stated that elthoseh
dieywore, naturally, ma fa the prime of life, sad leanly
wen, nine of them, aye being of the Chair of
and fear of the Cheer of Rome, had perished of
Mire and Messes rosolfdag from over-fatigue or the infec-
tion of Massa drag the short time the ear lasted, (Hear,
lea) Me wfshl to make a suggestion or two to tee go-
verment. There might be some dillionliy is giag to
honours of the same dentiption as were overdid
but he believed that, is other swats, deers-
limie ea mars were given to replan in the ease gasser
I..a.ftware eyes to the cogasigsariat and others. The
who had pp out, cot induced by the roma
47W emolument, reeering only • stipsod of two
breasil rads a year, with those allowares which
Mao seseesary to enable them to keep up with sa
may la the add, would return has., many of the., with-
out ear rarer. They had earned a aim cm public
grafter, sad, U rattle, to peblle employast. The
Led Cradla had the patronage of 800 livings In be gift.
He wee bound to say of the present Lord Chat:m*lla that no
as. mid more eassiestiohdy Inquire tato the merits sad
iladiantions of the gentlemen he appointed to those livings
ass is did ; but necessarily they were not always to be '
=
rewards for public services ; they were afro gisa
yag sewards for legal service.. Now sore area
air well be gives to the tenderer who had proved them-
oda se worthy to perform the dohs of their sacred pre-
heat'. (Hear.) He treated that in the new distribatlon
if say after the pea, when the troops were more sea-
molooded, a greater amber of commissioned chaplains
rad ho opployed.
Mr. NEWDEGATE spoke of • near personal hind of
his own who had gone out se • chaplain to the army, and
was now numbered rag the eiet;ros of their hallowed
ta. He hoped that if any mark of reetignition were to be
bestowed ea the shaplalas, it woold be gives sot °sly to the
kali bet lie the families of the dead.
THE CRIMEAN INQUIRY.

Ia reply to Mr. PALK
Mr. F. PEEL stated that the pending levestigedlos,
souirted by the 001.11111111i0111/1 airing at Chelsea, would
be Hatted to orb risestior r spew out of the report draws
up by Sir J. red Colonel TsHerb, respecting the
radaistration snd rovisionleg of the Crimean way.

EDUCATION.—ADJOURNED DEBATE.
The Were having resolved itself into committee on the
twolatians repardlag oduestion,
Lord 3. RUSSELL rase and sold—l read the ether day
Is the sewepapers ea account of the ernaleation of a wit-
sme helm the Crimean Board of Isydry, now mania; cm,
is whisk Lord Lean having asked the emetics whether
be would sot be earpiece& at his Wailowesst, the Wawa or
plied, a I as sot surprised at mottles." That aril NAM-
riwi state of Lad is azosediegly philosophies!, awl I will
eadoenser le attais to it: but I own that I was snail our-
paned at the speech of my right bon. Mead the member
En Mails. That Hr. Haloes should support the volaatary '
pried* Is sot narprislog, bat that my right hen. fiend,
aloe lareisi set fin the Edelweiss Committee of the Privy
Omar abed' ems here to proolaim the volustery principle
eblills ableelland opplasse of them who're reppeetere
d*e voluntary pied* dose, I soufwe, surprise me. Now
let es Miler a Has what this voluntary principle ia. Is
the AM plass, it is a prissiple which has never bow adopted
by say naties. There was as republic, before republics
were deetroped—of Holland, of Gnus, and of Venice—
whisk had net some kind of establishmeat for the purpose
lasekstiag religion ad morality. In all the countries
of lame there am memo establishments in this purpose.
We differ from the United Bans of Amorist la that
we have • church establishment and sembeel setabliiimst.
Oa the other had, is Amnia they bud • sehed mtablish•
meet, but they had set • angels eMablblment. (Hear,
hear.) Ow tido& however, I de mistake, sanely. that it
le *misty of a geemsment, it k • part of its inactions, to
elleseemar he Week semewhat of see duty to lied sad man
theyerms :es to the Melt. (Cheers.) The veleatery
bee Ewe greet Wags. It has built charging and
elaarpr; ft has cosmusiested religious knowledge to
(Chews.) Bat, be it observed, that while the
volustary pelesipie W perfectly cornistent with the principle
des eataleMeseee—weille the principle of as «whilst-
smut may oder awl while the voluntary principle may all
the time he is bin, se we have ewe of late yenta in
this Is net pmeible, oa the other hand, to main
min the , to make that the principle of
your state, awl at reit time to maintain the pdadpls
of as aetabliihannat. The principle of as establiehmest does
sot include voluntary eillmt het If you proclaim the wise-
tory principle yes do embeds the principle of an establish
meat. (Hear, teem) Welk thee, the voluntary principle
camel to this, as I have hoed It stated, and ea I often ere it
illustrated is the lobe el this bows, gamely, that
while you may rapport the criminal law, while yes may re
the gaol sad the gibbet for the parings of punishing
offender while you may have men kir eked dews by the
stair of tie sonstsble or at by the sabre of the soldier, you
shall set be allowed to teach ay religious try* or to a-
fore, say mend priest* epee the minds either of young
or old is this ormataT. (Cheers.) Sir, it appears to me that
o deputies far from the duty of a governmeet. Pawing
rapidly in review the eerie, of resoletioes, in order to show
the renal mipeetel his plan, which he denied to be altoge-
ther compunorry, ow to deserve the character of • govern-
meat monopoly, Lord lolls proceeded t 7 dieser the various
necalle, seising and replying to eljeetiose. The protonl
so empower the Charity Ooramienosere to apply chari-
table lands to the purposes of oduciatiou had nor, as
be showed, originated with him ; bat he defended •
departure from the Mot Mimi of the fimadatias
prsvided the real *peg et Ike Slander was substan-
tially wild out. The eleglecrt of the owner swim
en wpm ell Impedes s fete , he observed, been meek
ournseed and maisiimed; bat he did net knew where
the ostheellp, is he Illennetted fa extreme wen, meld be
haft pima eigimmlip web the seining law. The
mosl Impaelhicollen seam *pea the tenth reecilatlos,
ettiLlier Ildwasceeigr
assmilnetries, wed it had bmo
by a rate
lame medlar steltesie. Umlt be bed evidence
"Ida gestleord him that, slaw. tha ellealty was
oriels 111011. ht that how, mom milhimeiessesieetim.,
asi Magellitemelste. yet la 'testis *sae tree very little
dam* la fhammarr. be men deles einem
that them wee a dagger, 11 them mobs* wasll.adapted, that
lay might hoodoo emeler, he eampared this °Nth-
Sea with the feet Modred is pubes moires, that
time were heaths& and thermals to whom the
mad tommot 'leant' of rtes natural witless
Mem mimeos; sad whoa be was told that the
WHO taut set he aught la them e.hotls bemuse
rest wee a doper that, some day or other, the schools
WOW adeptstartelsr, be answered that, altheagh
Zwitle woks stimalisa, he bed rather fast that danger
. thless as they were. With regard to the provi-
des that the esaleyees el Anna and ; poems
shield pay fir Wit laetrootiee, be could sot s uadeistend;
he mkt, how it weld be termed oppressive ad d.
when this very law had been la operation clew 1=
11103 wib merest to 36,000 Wires. As to
the patronage, the spasistseat of eshoolmastore
weld not rest with -Ibe Teemery, bus
with the
wheel committees. la 'sodomise, le eald—l ham
sew gam through them mists rambatteas ; awl I
male as that I de mot think Oat ea attempt sada,
y of the govonsest, M Woad the *dualism
▪ the et MY moan by mesas dt tie stow is ere
st asp gnat blame ens rspoltesslas. (Ohms)
the may be lA oleplad to this some as that' say,
map od them, be orellitavls. I will m at taws m died&
net gbh, the Mtn of these seadaliewsy se sow parAniz
idea a-
tlea sad eastmlien Is this beam. end
intibt Ind with I MOON age bee eses•
elm I Eel eel popes le the amain le ge begged
tin tot &edam, iesehtbee. I pewee leeektbeeeeseet
el the essedllse Is mesa the asses/ resMrdso k the way
I ham degell.ish Ie epee so the Ins Ave et ilhemeeletisee,
INIIIIINSOIWIIdrk OM pima. eateedios,

Lord R. CECIL begged to oh Go Secretary of Sete for
the Rome Doyeetsest. whether the aneesseat Ind ems
to say fast asides ee I. the mess' eihreekly elleasase
to be made lq the berm he melded eel runway nisei
la teepailsekt
said ellbalue 4011110110.11 le thee ?
WE M. said that la ee=eese of repreeeetatiese
Basle te Ids lig had waited es bin is
the ashiset_be bad =lmeleoelsrs to the steassen of ell
the eselhet peteeleatery sehesle, is order that be slabs
eneetela what the enema ad tee .shoal wags that
ease
'wpies "debt be 'made as to tbe she eases by the
Teems Re bad rooked Mersa from sow of Ibis
oh* win very leempletr, sad as referee bad bees yet
seat hf etbae ; sad 'mil he rushed a..essrary *Omiss-
imble It we
haoredble to reeeseseesd say alteration ef the
em* to the Treseary. teas se be wee is pommies of it
be maid glee sa maws/ to the sable teed.
WORKING ON SUNDAYS DOCKYARDS.

Mv. 110Ii8FALli 1.144 to is Fins-there of
Adalsolvy what wars lb. ctrevastasses which lad to tia•
amploymaat et a largo sambar of workaws ia deo dank-
yard at Partawfatie sa Soaday last, asd Washer bo weak'
aloeo ollObeoasabosa tar eke diarecisaaaos cot oath • recoils:lp
Dli
St O. WOOD said tlio obessataaso vadat width the
um wets emptosod were Nowa • weals safest of work
W boas asairostoi i.e by seatraavon, to be dose la tbo
dadeysod labia a afeteds dams, wed the *meow eased act
Rem SW salmi awe workman' bad tom ass-
*yid fa owl et was permitted, as lup %bought
any , bat orders bad booa aim to atop smolt
preestablish' Mara.
PRRORDRECE OF ORDERS OF THE DAY.

lerTil5ll,2ll5TON, passesse to aria. rose to
satore—" TMt urea Theisdhy, the 29:11 day of Kay teat,
awl as rimy sersailikg Thenisy during Ike wort
emir Goisessithe day shall Mee premiere."
Hs aiyht, whom be eared to say that he Nude this
tootles fa ovalharhy with the prerdeats of former years;
as it was a prides whir was krad M soedre to the eon-
raker et OM brim el the Imes, sad traded a beteg
Is he a der eta prated or Me year whoa it eras drivable the
..idea should ors to ea mid. He hoped the hors would
apes to the relay kiemtag the sample set la form
ens or.

Tiremothea wee swell 1..
THE RIMOVAL ON 1111TRICTIONS OP TRADE.
Mr. 101117 ALL ebbed to ask the deatetery m the
Tramegy eby sgs gods,. bed yet remised Ibe Ousgembegoe
at lAverprei with estiosage to the removal el the agesesimet
&lei Wade he As dismest of geode ?
Kr. WILSON nil that it.,. we. seise wimpgreltse-
siew es Ile prated Ow who had grew thinned= ea the
M
Mlle bsw.lissisesse. Oa Koaday be (Kr. Wit
UM bad mem iambi be mat la Iles esteerts to
megebasts he alp egrala deggehdeas etyma with.
on=beaks gel Mae mem were seat ea
Os Woloweday ea Order la Ceased wesTa
bed* dl gash hem beak, mid it appeared is the
limb Mobs. Orders to erafermity wish that Order ia
Oemaff gesee asseediesly mat so the *shorts at the earliest
tree:Cle, wad *at *ea het aisles rd.
orad Key be reoshed this messiag.hy Th. ben. e
gaggl
geese slut be up the SIM seder seal with the lest.
CHAPLAINS TO TIM ARMY.
NT DEL. STASIS NEM the aMeMbe et the Roble lord
et it. best of the irearagegat M the Novices performed try
the skedletho of tits WIN ileelee Ns late war, sad naked
aim Ithelber of theigeNthe of these ssreises weld be
ellekey besbwrod atppsea than ?
lord ratanzemg ell he hid root pl.athre is son-
carried with the Whew el lest praise se those smelliest
ass wits perfonsed the &Wel dada Cr our army la the
Rest. Is myths thY b thelsdedl squally shoes of ail three
dreestaadoes—the Chetah of Eaplied. the Presbyterian,
.ad the Rowe MINN& (Cass».) They led Wd with
thele ether le wesleesly dethetimir tmportaat work, seemed
es
they were by the esemlahge reed eradert et the pegs
whoa wider their mas. They had spared as Om they
had 'beak bees as asystere—asithee hem Mese driesse
whisk beset a stolen who followed the edam Is tbe
W
Deo boa Ors still amides atteadbe
the del Ise the legit& o lad mu
astelid dm *as Ms who tad mosissiieue po b 1

emailliadai, and ronsing the minty Mthe Conimittes of was fall sad maistained as dap auvictloos by
P Oussold, mid whirl oath gamin the sgoopolavaut of the pest majority of the Poultry. (Hsu, ben
.)
se thereby toswatsswatsmist is tip reel stets of His sons Mend had had the advantage of the astistases
the oduatioadthe country. Voluble so was /Ir. Manes billion. Mead ths member for flomsrashirr, and of the
Mann's report cm the oduational seam, it is impossible rightgentleman the member for Droiterich, whose
la that mason and by mat miehmely to get at thno &Murtha this *object were will known, and whose ability
• rod value of many of the sthools fn that Sat in doallag with it was everywhere acknowledged. There
I believe Mat many of these schools and scholars are merely wort other Molasses of pawns who, in their seal for na-
-1 sominal. Ws may fiord by 1 ioniser inquiry that they are satiesa, were ready to accept the propositions of his noble
better than I have sympred ; we may find that they do net *WM ; bat there could be se mistake with regard to the
dawn to be maimadnalt bait will hoof great im gesgral imatimant of the home -(" Hest. bear,"
to aganain those lease width will fors' the groundwork of end ghats) There were many modes, end most If
-
ma shmestery smorsam Lad sow let me say that, sot- halve nodes, In which parliament and the govern-
velthsessidiss oil NW objgolioss that are mad*, lado believe meat Gould Operate tossoonrago education. He agreed le
that Se useadms• of oduation of this country, that an the spinal of his right hon. friend, he thought that • more
sadergewsr to min it good, is an object which ought to free and liberal system of admission for young MOO to the
oblate the attnation a doh buss' and that we ought to look aloes and appoistments of the public orrice and got es
to the best moans a sfiloodag it. (Chows.) It is said that ovary school at the cottony; and that if a really
tetApasal is a despotic omit. I oonsider that It is ono liberal system of Mod were established, it would make
to eased the hones o( this country. (Hear.) known throughout the sonatry the vales of horractioa and
We have bees had by the poet In his dassriptios of tie of odusatioa, is • form that would he intelligible to area
Oaltney Chase-, of every ohms sad every station. (Cheers.) Rs wee pro-.
rodonso in this napiened spot
nun urn utterly ~principle agaiast alt attempts to bandage
Ism Mats ass pest with aro, smug as th a ampulaisn, moil. laying our
Mons rat the rod or maths oleo bars ramie
Or aid swum Ms thing i heads co our hearts, we could say that we had ex-
ha buldsgen tii OM, gee therriZ =l. busted the mans of voluntary atarastie to to our
lask UM its spats a Toon did
▪ it thong he ear object that that impediment should be Droitwich bad faun fault with his right hon. (Fiend (Sir
schools. (Chun.) The right bon. barosst the .member too
removed, sad that " knowledge should nand ample Jell? Graben) for miller these resolution& li. oloaditt_e fall
store "to the you of the country, however herehatabl say Hovel. Be Oar. Bleetooe) dio mot beer that I co" •`"
be their condition. (Cheers.) Those who are born in the hem his right boa. friend, but whether there's', 1 onconsti-
most bumble station may, having first distagaishod than- national or not, he believed such was their damps out ten-
selves in the village lotion, afterwards the to tome higher due, that they involved something still noon -Utak "Un-
oar laws sad institutions ; but thews was something sae
position of life, and reach those prises and honourable am- coutituticsal" meant that they were out of hansom ,with
ploymosts which, in a free coontry. ought to be the reward
spirit and character, out of which they had sprang,
sew
sod gift of genius sad honesty. (Chan.) I smut cos- important then those; and that something was doom Iona;
aim that we should shut out those prises and honours from
,
any part of the community, but from which, as it has boss
upon which they depended. (Cheers.) He would net tall
said, we do affactuelly exclude them, as long as we eon- that those resolutions of his noble friend were sonatas* I la
dens to deprive them of every moans by which they • spirit adverse to that national character, bat ha fait t hat
might rise from olocurity. (Cheers.) But there Is thole' teedesor was la *Gee odostratiar to it: II tY
• highertonsidaratiou than this. I had that it is the would toad to ancoungs a spirit of depends. as
duty of the state, of the Christian state, to promote the twills to the minds of Englishmen, to subetilai m
cause of religion and morality-(hou, hear)-and I cannot that which was snotabancn, tetanal, and formal, firma t
believe that we eland continue in that position which I which was free sad open, elastic and eapansive. (Chew:, 1
have described in the former part of my speech, that we Tina might, Wham enable us to draw out better giallo •
should see nothing but terror, that we should exhibit tied tables of allocation, as compared with thou of can
nothing but the means of punishment, that we should sot tonna, than at present we could. Bat it was not by the
untold and open to all the people of the lend the sacred
Mention instruction of her children. not by 'aperient, he,
volute, and give them the opportssity of heist induirioss ths mere am of schools, that logland had &mann her,
sad virtuous here mg baby bay/tn. (Her, hey) position In the world. She bad been often behind other;
Th.., hi ay "dyes. are;elegem.. not btu gather tow tOalltriell in those respects. But she had understood the
rated from the duty of the elate. (Hear.) If I have been practical arts of life, the duties of man and of citizens, the
told of late that sash should be our object, that we should duds of fathers and Christian. (Chem.) The element
cosh* ourselves to the narrower deuce of the state, and of freedom, in width we all lived, and mono, and
wen eserattal to the development of Eagliab breathoharacter-
that we should leave every man to promote education ma he
may, I monad that la the gams voice and in the sass Woe If it win taken away, that cheratter would Aare,
I heard in other years what I thought a sounder lemon. It end Pine, end any inthatirSta which sight be lime for
is expressed in language so much better than any I it, is the Asps of statistical figures and educationist
mold use, that I beg Imre to quail to the house returns, would be sturdy were than worthless. (Cheers.)
the nary whisk men addramed to the bouts en the 28th of He hoped that he (Mr. Gladstone) should not be suppled
Febraary, 1843 by one who not any held high office, but a to be insensible of the value t (knowledge, er of the eo-
lith gam width sennosead kiss closely with the isternsi nobling pursuit of it. Ho did act say that secular sines-
einemmee a the menta, bbyy an who was esitaint for his tics, whom not involved with religiose teaching, suet he
=gib shift. ye mid his 'opacity fog irreligiousis lie effect. When the Queen's Colleges wore
Ng a the stale, (Roar.) He said: founded in 'Mend in 1846, to give secular education, ha
At the imehhiseemeighei eon lye hieh mg hi. knew they were designed ia • spirt of regard and yours-
my& bi the nem simmhime ionse-the meme s,bande dos towards relight', sad he believed they had in the
sarend mantles% wiry Is bre bus this pond slightest degree proved adverse to her holy Maness. Bat
egret; Mg Os mmulamdMuatio maidethe bee ash ism to the quad/3n of a general adoptioa a carom insetted= by
am hem mot fammeale Weenie It Is nib WON PM. gad the stria weequits different from the question of what la-
noline= tout lam Mist Ist I smut hot bur la maa,, that
poem jambe, weeimmhecheemieg iribemboilidy struotion it was desirable skald be given by voluntary
mos mu& distoopy am, wee giene-dme h. eneey_meniee apactios. There wars many of those problems a regard to
by sine met beim, diemeittimeireemetsmiumembe ammihn religious instrutioa in the schools which wire quits
tettommaltangmenad naps= ainutilenaf Sisk lgsg. men able by the state or by the law, but which would
inedlehne, seeisalentrlehlin Erstand, - melt away what they were Wenn to the good sum
owe &dr or Oder her pains Oa halmingrZisawaggsawa. and the onscheass of • number of persons acting in •
mialmsear mums as=aldrlmmusal het *dr Mound wed- pd ie t, by Weir i ii•eid i• i. l
we. h ...ie. hi nee gge .........., hie va sp ere,tiro II ea rig SI, al TO eatery
rivirtoThoostatty toWtootor-olosto-rigi-ot o—oroom. agents on their own persona responsibility. (Chun.) Bat
ties. 'swam that cadet turas each In armee. it those private and voluntary agencies wore destroyed, and
handmilmados mo gown nand's= Wain& Dish* agree it we Mod instead of them the Iron compulsioa of law,
via mr_astis Mulls -"not he tom Mid to *slum ow this it would be impossible to obtain a solution of those difilon-
=The Iwo it is MU hoe hos triesnohines.,.. lemerlife_ A ...,_lilie ties. He therefore entertained mush feelings of objection
otheiehhaemeahwaiihi.•••••••ii igeeeem• tireigiehmtles le nh0Wn.Ww......... `'. to the inevitable an Loanable tendencies of the mole-
my into ime sem gm., ma men injiMiteei lions of his noble friend, that It would always remain to
nom dips holm a Wm* et the he essorlfteg. am Insim his • matter of gratification that so decided a sentiment
bus net boa emsepriel tir ests it meat* er el 'midrib ear had Dm expressed, erst them by the house as to Mina
nee Ifs gam end the shoones bees duns Se* dash *start is the snob puede who had found discretion was the better
eni'lld wheu mud I" MI". belmlem uslt Eimik. ee' part a walear, le &Mains jaunty ions with the right hes.
thins au oasis bow Ihe mien *I Orb aye. herteat is
ehnisitsee, bat Uts lateinsess gee gee ;ft le elmaist mei wine ; sad he trusted that the result of this
sum se mamma &balmily' a umeseteL deemed m rolit alrlawatilirlbusrahle to the principles upon which
samilmandW and CMOs Irak Mega be soles MMs hewn* it eduction had been animated In this country, and than-
Mehosies gal a madlis the suet sho wane-attles fags houralais Olathe caw of good educatloa with all the
nth •Wiry teas Moro prom ths Wore Mashed =ineeer 'Yr no hdlassom which it involved. (Gnat cheering.)
la lin hi sod anus NNW lato ask gosh= amodemallas. 1
als.som hot I ham Maismil my dobets tethismindes This quietism having been pat from the chair amidst
FreaTtet him thelwase. Is
he tempo to at di mount Kr. DISRAELI' said he did not now intend to discuss
them leasiorbur. I hates use toe Hunt oath got a division
room Roo Ohms eadelea to lu Mk alto*/ Meeks. eel rto this importast quotas, though he had come prepared to de
e=eitit iimaeenielleWL......e..."..." IMO "did Wald re IM ; but Is hoped the loses would art, in these unexpected
ofitatto. mob a oollW ;FL.' fo=l um,* 58"...1 so egisidgibiesetteml aiienmstaatres, be subjected to the pastel minoussptios
dusk ga he oroll doi-ta dims= to ai, buid which must attend their undue', if they went to • division.
treks ed he en Ss id" la oaf folumeat ens deb This wee the most Important elation which could possibly
le.amliwirlfe Mlle" besell es Me when witreprisent be brought before that house, whose attention had ban
MreeplegeTAClSwhilholol,lo I he fro% trailed to it by a distinguished statesman, who had occupied
ammenjd /ye hoed.. adjerige=irrheiowill I=lf the highest positions in the councils of the sovereign, and
whom all the members of that hour mast respect; It wee
=6olla do howls amOft marsolims •tis a saws nab
leibeltappy astmenaden I drive with the ismatian at be who, with mock Pomp and ceremony, bed 'diddled the
Me hibleares opines of the parlament of England on the qualm of
nue are eiegiNat words. They are the weeds any melt tuitional siumaticsa. After Meg notice and duo wars-
Ism Maud at a limo whoa he bad nor become a dimple of ins the noble lord bad explained at great length
too .4....7 ojelia(dhean)--bansie be has mew.. his mauled views of a adjoin which had load
Ilmalmmohlsts-Robtlitsg)-whitinaliat ea have obliterated liellolessi do sonsideratitme of public men. He had theta
di ima ro=2 gad whim, NA imbeigadon which he glom the buss time to consider his potash. Yesterday,
ham log fonisdne; so the entjsct, end at the proper time, the tight hoe. amber for the county of
ll= mingle with the repots he obtemed Oohed stated his opin:oa of them, and asked the Inds-
appur tau two pampideto. (Laughter) her
) They ham to reedelfe
Amu gury part of Nutty. (Hoar, hear.) But now sent of the house upon theta. The debate, however int-
im confined to very few memben. The right boo.
lave swamped every hues of his former reflection and seem nor for Carlisle had proff.red his opinions; and the
lellormetlea. I shall net attempt to add to the debate heeled been adjourned, setting aside the business of
WOO I have road, which I think ant be • 41111brist charater which the noble lord the Prime Mi-
-1 rhateltrtfe Mae wish aow which my right hoe. friend then
to the house from the eestismonts they contain. sheer had Ilmserandoed for this day, the member. of the
salimegimod. Ido tot feel disposed to topologia to the hones imings sous dews thisonening prepaid to dhows a matter
ta shish the asoutry had a right to upon their maturest
filegbdusing the inject before it, for I have at heart the wisdom. But what happened ? The debuts had been Buds
toillano of We gnat county, and Ido trust that the cause daily sat than ; a finger was imposed on the lips of every
•Irellbrostloo will prosper, villa" ur say be the gate of lho boa. unthaws who wished to lobe part is it. And who
Mastetiou before the hum. (Chan.)
bad doss that i Was it the epponenta of the noble lord's
air G. GREY said he wee Burr be illeOrtosed the fun- plan who had shrunk from the diicuseien ? On the coo-
MIN feeling of the hoots when to said that no member teary, the noble lord, after taking the (Benoist opportunity
W any dispositioa to impute titbit' noble friend the slightest of making tome very ingeniousobur'enmit el the debate
degree of blame fer devoting his talents and Wheat* to the of yesterday, had virtually withdrawn his scheme from the
stoop% of intandlog the blessings of @deviation le consideration of the bones. (Hear, hear.) Now, be could
every slam of the community. (Hear heir.) To the act cousin what had helm the cause of that conduct in the
tiow el the tight hoe. gentlanu 'the smut for noble lord. The speech of the right boy. member for Car-
Oxford the government suld not give their assent, bs. lisle had ban rob nod to, and • spook of his, wads many
cause his noble friend was not respossibls for Years ago, had been quoted by the noble lord. When that
the form lli which the resolutions Were submitted speech wee delivered, in 1843, he (11r.Disratli) was an bum-
for presidential, and therefore It would sot be fair towards his member of that boss-(lughter)-though he did not
his mono friend to asset his propoeal by such a motion as as why that should excite the risibility ahoy. path MM.
that of the right ban. gentleman. With regard to the dram He listened to that i preh at the time, but it was not in
sedation the governmeat would give it their cordial ascent those days a necemary consequence of a speech of the right
He wished he could ray as mutt with regard to the hon. gentlemen that a minister of rate, or a rummage la
other reaolutiena, he isn't say that Ironed at them smolt a positioc as that of the noble lord, should withdraw the
as • whole, the government did not think it Tight to Proposition wheilt bad been so deliberately made; in thou
take upon themselves the supousibility of seizing them, days the house did not shriek from cad acting a debate tents
bonus though they might a in the general spirit of legitimate termination. (Cheep.) The noble Jeri ought
them, yet great diguldes would arise in potting them in to treat the haute with failure. and he had a right to that
the shays of • bill, and the details by which they were to isinglass and courtesy. But after having as introduced •
be worked out would have to be cautiously worded, so as to propo s! to substitute a new system for the existing system
prevent dangerous consunences from arising. of odusatiag the people of England-when the noble lord,
Mr. HENLEY said that perhaps it would be maventsat en stand thoughts, did not cure to encounter the osonso-
for him to state the tonne he pre road to take under the queues:of the debate-he would be acting more humbly it
attired eircanistaners of the sus. He understood the noble he withdrew all his resolutions. (Char) Instead of that,
lord to have withdraws all his propositions atter the repo- he withdrew the saves resolutions which conteised the
lodes relating to {amnion sad partition, and that the mosso@ of the scheme. and ntsined five, which were thus-
Possums% were prepared to newt the first roolutios. Islas*, very tittle hart/aces. He would be doing. better
Oa that an &amendment bad been moved, but as it stood by to say at cense that the polity which be proposed appeared
itself, it was eaulparatlVely less slorbleyous. With the not to command the sympathies of the hash. and that
permission of the house he would withdraw his motion, and having had the opportunity of introducing it and 'ind(-
tee the erit resolution be disposed of, but immediately after eating it, ha tboaglst it more prudent and rapsottal
he would ream h e motion that the chairman do lure the to the house that it should now be withdrawn.
eir. (Chun.) Est in what • position dl] the nen&
th
The CHAIRMAN put tbs question, that the moths be teed now plea the house, when the crowded stoma its
wi.hdrawn. But It was received with airs of " No." bertha slowed how myth interest and saineaut yes felt
Sir J. PAILINGTON said he apprehended there was no in the subject by its wisdom ? If than waist° be a pompons
dohs to stop the debits. divides ghost nothiag-hundrods of cumborsdinding upon
Mr. GLADSTONE did not wish to oppose the with a qualm of the number of anr-iospentoes to Fe ape rested
drawal of the motion of the right boa. !teatimes, but did nada the present system, or some sada outer as Mac-
on
wish to ea it withdraws after being debated for an the retort of it would go forth tri.manow, and would be
evening and • half. Then were then is an intraordinary miandaratood by tho p-epic. ESS PCP it was asserted that to
pall, n, which wand not be rendered loss so by withdraw-
ing it. otiosity sawn, if they could r .ot to ad the debates that
Mr. E. BALL wee glad the noble lord had withdrawn so house, that this gnat divisloa bad taken piecethe
essay of ilk resolutions, but would have been bitter pleased proposition of the sable lad t o establish a new antes& of
If ha had withdraws the whole. Inge • tooloolitlea a the rungs could not rad, they might
tupelo, eiseation. Trs rig' at bor. member for Wai-
l/1r 8. Northato and Mr. Drummond, on various shire (Mr. Henley) would ar ~cely be doled judo to the
grenade, opposed the ruslatiose ; Kr. Miles gars them a pain which he advocated if .. under these eircittets, he
general moan. premed his asseninsent; be caws be bad fairly culled upon
Me. GLADSTONE could smears his noble Mud the house to consider the, m.pations as a whole. He
that, although the proposition to withdraw some thought it must be the general motisent of the house
of his rosoludiss was satisfactory to many among the that the noble lord should make • clean breast of
isembas of that hosts, yet the defeat of his nu it, and, having nun up his oven vital resolutions,
tans would hays bees more satisfactory still. ("Hear, would withdraw all the . otiose', and admit that, while ha
hear," and laughter) His noble friend bad plena used was himself soaviseal that he was right, the House of Can-
so attillos, for he had not shriek from defending his nos mons was continua that he was wrens. It was a users
lade's, mad although he had not brought them to any pine- mockery of distaste's and division to coil upon the house to
deal ions he had left his opinion "'Alt regard to them no Irma Ito time in ded ding what might be prop r'y left to the
mord ; yet as • manger a •debate, his noble Mend had Education Bard.
yen, if not an art lee, at heat • strategist which tuella Lord J. RIISSF.LL would issue very shortly the appeal
chill of the highest order,for ke lad delivered his own sisesk of the right tom. gentleman. With are et de f.• ranee to his,
defeating sad easfetiau the objections whist luml been and to his right boy. friend tht member for Oaf, rd 'Cosi-
Itsrogist manta his resolution", atlesat to his outs 'Midst- main also he would do what he ansidered beat for the
tisu. sad eudavosred to maks that 'pea& the and IA the
to • ' the dhastioa threw course .•./
throe who would with to put a
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