The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-13 00:00:00

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THE SOCIAL SCIENCE CONGREBB AT,

324DIVAD.

BRADFORD, WU/NZ/WAY.

After the despatch of my paroel yesterday,
Chancellor Ns Pao. WOOD, preshisst of the Brat depart•
swat (jnriegesdnnes sad auteadment of the law), delivered
es immoral slims is fit. George's Hall. Lord Brongham's
address Wll/011 gressisd it, wee so I alg that few but the
more rethinks* piths of the menaben end associates
essaised to Ilse I. the vios-ohancelles's observations.

Owing to the lea bees to which the preasidfmge at the
gems' 040*IS poreeted the
,wmtleas did not meet
until three tided', whoa little rim temakeed for reeding
per fire at disassakag Irk arse -
la the Int depiereer (Juriegrwratra, Mr. DANIEL.
13. C.. seed a paw .0a the abet ef abs recent reforms is
tee Coen of Chememy wati neweace to tba tremens
el bursa la re Jaisie' Chamber. die mode of taking
ordiera, and aloe reds kir( disputed questing °fleet."
le the meeedtmeet Mrbesitimi) Mr. HORACI MANN
mad super, my el statistics furilled or
Jew the waking the system in the ofial
Amin Otie hepereer ket evoked by awe startles
erse, that although die rememerstree in goveramest tikes
remedly smell, the mare willing to eater into ma-
patios kw dm is always vary pent.
Mr Ikederd Needicote, M.P., net bdag Freak hie paper
(ettesllemers this iaeelgem). ) was rend by the ISICILTART (sir.
Mr. Into CMADWICIL Ors eavd the following 111.
solution :—•• That a he nesereaded ee the council of Ws
amociation to regret the Ormalue of Idaratiou to moth
WI appliance et the rlielple d memerive examMatior
as. a ter of It fer Me MI ennise, end to make a repro-
sesirtee to the al the impolleasy el farther el-
teading that
Tbe its emeded by dem Rev. J. B. Hower',
who leek the ef sigeeilag to the permit very
kared rage ef is leading to introduce into the
MEW seo of My enisedur ability. Mr. How.° are
oxporid his sagas sere al the cheirahility of warier,*
• lb, POEM, of pemareara ilmes mambas of ;parliament is
migimmies sad Mew keel reherthe.
Mr. 8. Mow= arms/ bin hope that ere keg erne-
sloe into gemmer enter sear be equally my rd seems
is the son Mae parer as thelear.
• The Rev. J. P. Ilmitk, lb. T. D. Astrid, and Mr. Ba-
rd Blebs Wowed in the diesemion, principally speaking of
he maralea nth the exualestleme of the Society of Arta,
whin Mr. Nabs maddedre is see the prfacipal, if not the
ear, Gamma is ellemileem is gireemait sakes.
The nmelatka Mae greed imes. as..
la the shied deparame (Priebreent and Reform:irks)
Mr. J. T. Daum mad a peps os " The Criminal Statio-
ns eif Inerpeol."
Mr. Joan Thum red a pane On Dreariness. is
is roarer Care id Crler" which comprised a variety of
reverses embalm with Winer to the number of public-
hems in &hi:WA .hair pegmetice to the plebeian, the
amount of mosey eassay spot in intoxicating liquors, &c.
Mr. Jams Conn MI • paper on .• The Urinal"
Re greenat lb. eerie of the Beer sin of 1830.
Mll the marl .Mmes was remand from the
beelishit Mrs, so Is is bar-hoes= me otatierned, the
gay guallffirelen mend berg that the here should be
raid at a eats moat, sad that the empler should hsve
a mrtilleare of elhandar, armed by its berdielders. Er-
mines, however, lied shows that home of the lowest
dream were semeelmes aerated by the Riese. The
ebree of the bil appeared at have bass to eavo the public
the benefit of commenter fa reaper to ma Upon. The
original muster wee to create homes to sal buor which
should sot be drink ea the psis, aid the drinking
home me as adthams Is the Gat Mee. The haw had now
berme almost the Wend rale. The system elf oompeti-
'km bed not man eiluseimmely so the public. A .no-
mime of the Ham of Camans appointed in 1864 to
resider It. seller vemened art the beer. shop system had
=aa felfeso. The esudeeleas of beereliop-keepere bd
grey duel* time at publican,. The ward of
megfotreri over Iserlesser was so smell aa hardly to be
worn bowleg. The Gee wee Inbred on the Yarn, sot
Me Mesa; and If • M IMO arm from the house by re.
prid lase herald err abash through a brother or friend,
at himself begin seek lame allaring house. At some length
Mr. Cropper ported ire Ike evils arising from the bele•
bore nem. TIN, vim* which he suggested was that the
magic rates ehooldhave de limning of beer-bourn... As the
I merrier weep emedble for the peciehment ot crime,
let them be vempergile der tho Munn of crime. (Hen,
sear.) Mr. Met, is seadedia, ,dead to the intro-
, dection by ile. Reidy of a W is meal the law of 1830, so
for se the ,zaf Beers we sensed, and to place the
Iressing rem is dm heads el the magistrates. This asm-
sees gaverareast, and defeated by a
mall . ISM ea Werra! dipmetion urged
epos Mr. tit re Frutut should take up the
aces thin • had am Bir G. C.
=e. the elm read•ClL (Mr. Cropper) looked kw-
wen Mb lope le earthly longdm in the neat rain
▪ rdpeip=" Intemperease, ripeded in its Chief Caner
Its Reran to Crime, and its Remedy." was reed by Mr.
Taman 8ej915, is the Worm of Dr. 1L••• the author.

The tier. W, D.D., red a—communicatio• on.
" The Criminality at Dreamer., arid the eonsnstant
Bra end Defies of Satiety is resold to Crindeals.
lbesmag • eemosreeziose woe held in St. O•orge's
Mall, which woo niunerously attended. • kW proportion of
the associates present being ladles. In the coarse of the
eves&g • meth* was held in the Council-room, at which
Miss Carpenter explained the difficulty of carrying out the
' prerialess of the act of malioment in reference to reformatory
sehsele. A cosvereation followed, la the course of which
Mt. Adabred, of Manchester, confirmed the etritsmeot mode
by Miss Carpenter.
Me. J. K. tIPMETS resit a long and elaborate report
as militias, direct acd indirect, adopted by the Liverpool
Financial Aseocistioa. The &guinea*. in Jimmy of direct
rosettes were lead down at greet length, and the objections
neually orred modest it severally KW* ered. At the conclu-
sion of the paper, Mr. Jeffreys intimated his intention, when
the other papers were read, of nervier/ • resolution to the
sew that the principles enunciated in the paper be bad reed
were limed, and should be adopted by the Chancellor of the
Ear& goer at speedily as the legislators might find it pos-
sible.

Mr. JULIOS PAILTUIDOI, Of BlTaingbAlo3, Of Xi raid ea
gee year as the eelvect of direct la:atom. The 10.1111111-
des awl hejuedee at the imams to were clearly exposed, cod
the writer leonameathed the adoption of • tax on wealth,
.

which would ;wedgies • larger 'revenue, with lees pres-
sers, cost, and obese than the present system, while it
would tend to cure the eitravagance of governments by
exciting • keen sad constant supervision of the public en-
peedii ure.
This morning Mr. ADIMULET. M.P., president of the
second de t, delivered an emery on education in St.
G.oree's,hall. The Win. gentleman soot —4. My subject is
the butte of all social overt*. Mr. Cobden said rightly the
other day the belie of all free citizenship ought to be *dna-
tbs. No men, he they bouseholdvre or not, are tit to exercise
even a voice is eltizawhip, rithout adequate education.
These is a still more comprehensive view of education,
peer to all other, common to all. The whole of
this life is education for future permanent hie.
Under cover of this ovemding scheme we bee. to elaborate
the subordinate detail of the provers of this We progressive
stager of education within itself; each stage • reheareal of
its successor, and altogether nuttier up one homogene tae
education for anoiber life, with the unity of perfect design
belonging to every ordering of Ood. The boy exercises him-
self for manhood as the young men fur independent life.
There ere three sorts of education in life :-1. Drawing out
the infant character and wind to make • man by schools. 2.
Specifically egplyiug that education to human industries to
make • canoe by apprenticeships. 3. by wad inetitutiona
end darsdffsillient within which these industries are to be fol-
lowed to make • nation by adult institutions. In 3 consists
seebleumemiy—another section—it is nimetentheof our na-
tional education, nod we are proud of its reenits. If the
2011 were more carefully distinguished we should at combats
in the let this section's subject clear before eve. The Ist is
general education prior to and distinct from apprenticeship.
Fairly considering all this subject in panorama will be toy
flout opening of the week's debete upon its detaile, and such
a survey will itself correct many partial errors of earnest men
devoted to particular dateile; may save tench labour from
being bet; may dispel teach discouragement, and show the
relative leering, of sack parr, sad the yawhiiitiee of the
whole. We emit see what each other is doing, adjust with,
and combine be'ter, and not always disparatte our work by
comparing what is dons with wont we sai,h were dons. It
coneios of three sieges, which may then be very broadly out-
lined —Theyetretch over near 21 years of life. 1. Itudimentary,
of childhood, op to the age of 10, which is touch thesauri
for all Hawes of society, se to instruction in reading, writing,
and arithmetic. The richer claws speed it at home; tbe
business closes at peepoutory echoole; the wotking elegem
et rinse, selionle, anted by parliament, and this lowest 4sl.
le the Int slop of education is for the most part the winds
▪ thelenetsl education of that class. end shovel all—we
—a/ when we 'peak Inimically —of national Mbninlilen.
11. TM elesseetary edeeetloe of boyhood la from the op at
les to etettesaa, that being the utmost limit, it below ease
broken off at Muss. The richer cloven acquire Wein pri-
vate *diode; the butane awes in grammar =We; She
waiting clamor, if at all regularly, in the mot den el
ehesettery setweis, led —bet usually only In the leleeed ef
wart—i• sight wheel. and weeltaewe' lastitudeee, bore
solo
ago 3be
Ito SI the owe M
pot, the
sollehnii prool ainoolos
cif of do booboo
. p min:
Moir doom pueleseities. At row
whatever mini
la am lbw stress soy olos of boys—wbosovor bo bib
gm of prow oompodos, from that of • willow' le Ali
of a day labooor-- Loves kb antral edeeetket, bfe
appreatkeihip psegerly blew. Fleetly, the richer desk
es
trig the date edecatiosary Kegs of all ecienpadene
Wet dig 11l loigpooloot gentlentea-64 ones are rightly
W., sad 0111 bee plenty to do, if they will work, in this
e•entry--ge brivate roorohoyalops or study in them.