The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-16 00:00:00

other. I recollect stating at the Mime ef the dilate r
that I tether that the landed Wirth waif
have • teeporit . I thought on, berme 1 nut way relemei
the ves of counties (whom the bro. idle.
man meunese to lee am only represealetiellief the Med ilir
tenet), hut tbs members for a greet surifer M emmery
Maces in width notoriously and seldom* the hula Wooed
rtmaled. With regard to the two parties, my belief woe,
that tree would not be that masopoly of use
which the
tory party had them, for seedy 70
the
panned. I
thought that that party whit* gins t satis-
faction to the people at large, should, by IMatestlNeanrell
and educe conciliate the people at large, was the party
whichc°woald be likely to rotted to power during the r-
imers of the Reform Bill. I think that events have not
proved me wont in le_y belief. (Bear. hear.) The pa
vernment of Sir Robert Peel wee one of the Wenger wear
has winos bees mesa; the power which he exercised end the
coefidenee whisk he enjoyed is this hour ate a proof that the
bill was act osienbied in its character. Under the eirtur.
stress which I Mee Mated, I think that with regard to
this mantles et Warm, we have but little security indeed.
U we rim et the speech of Lord Dcrhy in another place,
rid het be ie net sure whether there are any
r sve
haeols the mama ankh. If We any defects he will
etesidir them, sod It he this • reisety le willg it for-
went. (Ster.) We beim thmehae, the dange tost, that
he soy Bed rather ; wok seredly, that eves I/ he dose,
be may net bird foreerd my =•.(Hers, beer.) At- !
cordimg le Ids own Lard Dolby
to sot
likely le glen le We 46.1•11,111, sod with rehnsce the
eight has. goellemes, I must say that I shield look with
gnat seephies et imy sesseure of the kind is which he took
a pert. e. Her," eel " Oh.") I mann sit down without
sang tbst I el reach grofted to find that the erre-
=a bream the government of her Marry sad the
ef the Trench he. rebuked in the terminetion of
these Miseemer which produced so painful a result. (Hear,
hear.) I dash that the noble lord at the head tithe Foreign
Affairs ie likely to carry into the straits of bie diperemma •
doe reword le the dignity of this country rd • spirit of ems-
cairns tweak our allies. (Hear.) I hope we Atoll Iris-
tale the .!forte of hum, which ie one of se importers
mtperimar Rueep• I bop es .hall not consider that
wirer ea the telly trisally gown is Europe. I believe that
the po. idea ef Engird it this time is such that there is
arising which she aboahl ask hem any power which can
lafferhre with ear trismily ethires with that power. I
trust, thenfore, that each a none will be punned that,
whatreer I royale& ti Me derestie policy of the govern-
ment, II try at her sorer of the conduct of foreign
shin. r. hoer.))
Mr. DRUMMOND rid thee they appeared so be entering
maim • errs tenthiegthe Mom IMII, which could not be a
us mid eau But he email set be. the remarks of the noble
bed (I. liessell) mid at he right hr. gentleman (the Chan-
geably of the Hero) either saying that he cornered
mem is those while MO epos that the
goopernmeno) side of
here thee in those which ail wpm the ether. The swab
Yd bed touched imam the seal ashram of the tremens of the
Rehm Bill whoa he tithe excluaien from office of the
midge Mr 70 )
Lard PAL N—l have so desire to isterpre it
the prose of tore which has taken place between my boa.
frier the .miter he Dover and the right bon. gentleman
the Clumedier of the Exchequer—a passage In which I
think the bore wM admit that each knight hr distinguished
himself is the assersor fs which he hie wielded his weeper.
So mach so Indeed that it is difficult to say on which side
the admits', reel& (Crime of " " from the misinforiel
bearbie.) I wish, however, to say • few words in reply
le whet fell hem my right hoc. friend behind me (Mr. Hen-
wlial len sell rag M seek in his speech ea rower
he snored to she to the right Isla
podium the menhir he Bucks, who inquired
with sem thairgy whir the mealy dthis hors tote he
hem& My right hes. Mead steel le how whore that
esagenty is ; he he be anedess that be could 'kid
It whoa be woad, and ahem* he spoke is eery free deems
%men the goverment, he yet Inhumed the right he..
coppers that wherry the time tame when he
Wink it fit te wild that majority he was prepared to
wield that majority, and eject bean office the ministry who
DM sat opposite. (A Inek.) With regard le these who
be
as these beeteas, las only say that we lave submitted
Is Menses le the "hies of this bore, and Wit
then then
be se harem attempt cm
geerniente eatioipMe the date
wham the mink, my has. bleed bee aided le
lied mum the right les. Se imam
=lse leper. Dee my efght bah= rehrrbg
ee memed amelder that orf amens bed
bees te eh sewn cif those who sit as the other ,
Ale et he bow dim toepe the line of asednet which '
weld have nedied the smart of those by wham the lato
vies rasselly erported. I rem only may, sir,
=l:maenylas I wee le Ire the eseletroo dright hon.
triad, 1 we set mere that thee lose we. eesioaed by Amy
Mime is palled essdnot es ray pert If it be, es sty right
bask Mead sum that, ei the limed of the goveramert, I
lashed dryer he simper es the ether aide of the hark I
met say that the meek Ws shies that the ex-
pired:me I might iIIVO hewed were at founded
em very good mesa. (" Rear," end laughter.) Bat
I must say that, is pawlag diet course which I seed my
solisegmos thensfht we for the good of the country, we wen
hew le receive rapport les every peel al the berm We
regretred when cassemes bed sot the sapped of these who
eat as the Na. side as oneedves, bet we niched to lad
thst any of the hors approved of the tame which
we t jest. And I mat say that I think the owe-
diesel a watt whirls we received fr memhers who did not
act with us wee r creditable to the goverement
• MS beeoyhele to those who gave it—(hear, Mar)— !
end sedesbeedly, if again it should be our lot to be
✓eperible hr the conduct of affairs, I should sot
think myself meting otherwise than in reorders with'!
the hewer of the country meetly because oar inereine
sight receive the support of those who did not gareally act
with an. (Hear) ) Now, sir, when my right he.. friend
arm toimpiy that I am not a liberal, but • tory, I beg
lens to remind him that in all those measures of dosesetic
pocky my noble friend the member for the City of
has brought forward, end in which he tare, sad
justly, so much pride, I acted with hint, and gave Mr all
the support in m power. (Hear, hear.) My right hen.
friend has to the rots which hap placed me epos this
side of the house. Sir, I am not going to impugn the 'gadget
of those by whom vote we were placed in the portico we
now hold. No doubt the larger portion of those who voted
were sincere is giving a vote for the introduction of the bill,
and afterwardsjoining in • vote against it. lint nelerthelone,
I must rerniad the right hon 'adhere that the vole on the
introductios M the tall strait the amendment then
by the boa amber for Bridgewater (Mr. Kinglaker eria7l
vote utterly and entirely at variance with the vote rivers
upon the merely similar occerom of the second reeding.
(Heer) The gentlemen who purred that twar.e have, un-
doubtedly, reasons which they Gately thought jtieLfied
them in taking advantage of the opportunity which
was gives them for placing the government is
• minority. I do not blame them, but I can-
not davit the aseertion that there WY not a
=women in the step—though I admit that that 01#180.,Irril
aught be a blamer.. one. Those who pit on theft bench.,
I may may, sir, have so intention of adopting any similar
course. The right bon. gentlemen opposite have ruder-
taken that constitutional responsibility which belongs to
Dille.. From what bar ported, it appears that they intend to
adopt ere of the principal measures which we had pro-
posed. So keg ea they follow out those measures. they
will receive all the suppwt which we can rive them. (Hear,
hear.) Eir, with reseed to the course which we on this side
pursued during the three years we held cane, I em content
to leave that to the imrrtW judgment of the country. I
was called to the head of the government, not through any
effort of my own, not by say proceeding of which I was the
mover, but simply became the combinations hal failed.
(Hear.) The government of which I was • member carried
to • saccesedul termination, a great and difficult sae. In
con; .lactiou with our great ally, we obtained a peace. We
penevered in reqoiring a complete execution of that treaty
although many difficultiee intervened ; we had o. her iltfficial-
tin commected with this metier which we pneeeeded in over•
coming. When that gnat calamity which has convulsed our
Indian empire occiernd me left no exertion untried to fret
evil. whisk were ,tarring. With regard to our internal
legislation. is the ewer of three year, we succeeded in
Frain mireatires et great national importance Them
tommieed reamine connected with trade and commerce,
sad vine use 'Within" system. of beg duration, and per•
Meting ammagemente which had lour been desired. It is
owing to ear pennereare last esesion that, although that
eerisa WOO ikon to rneerquemee of the di...tattoos of puha' .
meat, and we were told Sy the right hen. gentleman nominee
(the Cremator of the Esehemser) we wens wasting the
sands., we carried through tree meanies of greet fur-
pertesee. Then were the tea acts rotating to the divorce and
testamentary jurisdiction and the art for minishiag criminal
breeches of trust. (Hr) I merely merlon they things,
and I will add soothing wens hearse we are et dire to leave
our ednaisietrdem to imp ear history, sad we feel perfectly
wield that, war the reedie of that admisistention an
lea we AMU Mad net to hen .hied the cuaddesre
whisk 4IW
M iforlirldede hid the °wintry, mid parliament pieced
is
se. aar_ , bawl
Mr. 110118310, explained that is rawer to his hon.
Menge stelement ee to the course ef the opposition, he bad
merely looted the ertemeet made epos the homier by the
his. ember for Nortareptys, without pretending to sae
that this matement enshedied hie (Mr. Horatian s) opines.
The report of the committee wee thee agreed to.
The Irmo then rat into committee of rupply, when
WARM wee voted tor the expense of embodying the mili-
tia. end man hems tor defraying the expanses of the public
deOe reallitme vermin g.
Ore m! PHIL obtdinotl lean to bring in • bill to con-
tinua the eel of lot scrims for embodying the militia.
The Mutiny and the Marine Malley Mlle were brought
la art reed edose time.
The here adjeursed at 9 o'clock.

Oltaism P aneoilMa my BLlYl).—Last
=g•
eamemes seasestimp of Wks sad teethes= sa-
to hoer Usaymilmessmes of Kr. Warne mod some
elite members et las iledety el Ned Meekness epee a
mees swim whirls be Ism empleted Christ Church,
PlYwooltbs bi Mr. I. limb% of lastsa-teed tka Names,
whom SOWN riser if lilleeset, ae., were
ably madessi Tim perhememes took pees upea the pre-
mien of the kiMer, emd bed the eijert of testis. the quali-
ties at tb issiminset se well se the floe eseceefee of the
the mof elt both eras highly satisfactory.
LthinsegZ NA e
met secesegelesely bwilt for diva gmbigc. j.g
eseehes of Ike steps with swell from CC is 0, smi the
Wise yed considerable power sad eweetessa Amether
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