The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-17 00:00:00

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LONDON, MONDAY, NOVBMBER 17.

TICE Times is exeseelvely indignant with
How= for having had " the inipertinenco to
lecture as at Manchester on our alliances and
On oilier." That journal is eharacteriatioally
puzzled to explain how it comes to pen "that
uriesasingly, in mason aid out of meow, in private
sid in public, in writing and in speech, the revollo
dowry :coders are 101 l of their one theme." The self-
devotion of earnest men to a single purpose, their
determined adhei emit, in defeat and distress, through
evil report and good report, to the one cause which
they deem holy and true, is no doubt a subject of
eons amazement to the.. volatile worshippers of

established power and assured success. If, by KIM
unexpected whirl of the wave, the " revolutionary
leaders' should ever be swept up to the mho Of
European politics, those who sow laboor bit qtr
deeper with the weight of their sous maid lmi
among the first to Foes: to them the banes at
their eulogy. The eulogy sad the scorn have
by this time their true value with all those whe
have in any degree formed the habit of thinking for
themselves. Nor will any one be much moved by the
declamation which denounces the martyrs of liberty
with their troublesome earnestness, " in season and
out of reason," u " fanatical disturbers of the public
peace, unworthy the attention of any serious man."
People begin to know how muck it would take to
turn the subjects of the to vituperative expressions into
"champions of national rights" and "heroic Over-
ton of the liberties of Europe A little Mat of good
fortune—a steady gleam of proeperity—and the
epithets would begin to change. rietrit COWS Diie
planij is a maxim true of other thunderers than
Sow of Olympus.

One objection to M. KOIIIIOTH ea a lecturer as
the future and prospects of Italy memo not
▪ little remarkable. He is not an Italian;
nay, is Lever even known to have been in
Italy ; be het, therefore, no right to talk to
Englishmen on the affairs of the Peninsula. If this
were meant as argument, and did not farm part of
the hollow reverberation which generally *coma-
palsies thunder, it would be obvious to reply—but
no
—it is really too absurd; one might as well re-
fute an epigram by an enthymem, or gravely plead
in confession and avoidance to a joke. Apia we
are told, and this topic has, we see, been adopted in
other quarter*, that there is a pearlier indecency in
the refugees who have found shelter on our shores
presuming to speak to the English public on the
foreign relations of England. To as, on the con-
trary, it appears that there is no way in which these
men can better requite the hospitality that has been
extended to them, than by endeavouring to create in
this country a sound public opinion on those momen-
tous questions of foreign policy which they have had
the opporguoity of studying so profoundly, and in
which they have sated so prominently.
Oar contemporary thinks it a ditty more than once
to protest against snob plans sad matiments as these
propounded by M. KOSSUTH being supposed to
raceive the approbation of fay elms of English.
men." The value of this protest may be esti-
mated by the following, amongst other, considerations.
These "plans and sentiments were propounded" at

Manchester—the very home of the peace•at-
any-price dnetrine—the Feenlike stronghold of Mr.
Mturza Gluon, the great noainterveatios chug-
part—the reputed centre of the cotton and almighty
dollar worship. The speaker wag invited to Manchester
to propound them, not by any obscure or ultra-
&ma-retinal knot of hie " fanatical" admirers, but
by a very numerous body of some of the wealthiest
and most distinguished capitalists in the town. The
meeting at which they were propounded was presided
over by that ferocious aural, Mr. GEORON WILSON.
M. KOSSUIII was introduced to it by Mr. PHILLIPS,
the High Sheriff for Liftable*, end came to it lams
the residence of Mr. HINZY, a leveller sad •
socialist, who ling is a country palms sot far rls
where the evening before Mt $OO/10211 bedsit Ems
to dinner with between two sad three Ituadralimali
specially. Invited to de him honour. Finally, taw
plans sod sentiments" when propounded were bailed
by one of the most influential meetings ever 'gam-
bled in Nlancheater by "'turbo( abeam" certainly
sot leas enthusiastic than those which only a few
days before were manifested on behalf of the Prime
Minister of England. These things onaidered we
leave it to the public to estimate fee themselves the
wor.h of the protest put forth by the 71mea spinet
.ca and entiments befog supposed to receive
opprobttioo of any class of Beglishesen,
fact is, and the Tinter well knows It, that
general views of oar heart policy in relation

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