The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-18 00:00:00

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LONDON. PAID 47. OCTODIA 1&

Tam sea corm sad thew which
straggle to restore alsolatiem is
bigots: l= is Indy. sad ribs ebb
way tly reassumed the le= dile
ematry to emit redoes idsm sad ham aide
with relent smosbeisalt. bury mamma%
reach them ropier all Mc beim thriving. her
angler!. Mr teas sea heavy; pleas
andgetags see sot omsopolinell by the arbtoorsey ;
sedi elleshie 'Was is displayed is managing
the desactes mad shniehlendve conduct et the Mate,
imperdermt for say ime. sot of the
slos. Interfere or tl epos bigmouth.
dab is the languor' of the name, sash of the
Chroaele,evels even ot tho Mobs. If any am thinks
dui 119 fraa inc., the basis drawer he this country,
is unardly distributed ;1f be imagines that the bar-
des 4 taxation bin consequence made to fall on the
inderblessend sarepreeented cluses : and if, to seek
a sonedlatiesal remedy for this, he stabs those hob
to an assembly, and elisidatse them—the pi-
triotio individn4 whoever be wry W. in forth-
with muted as a political agitator, or rue-
intionie. If, indeed, he !meld be a man of
great eloquence and intellectual power, so as to
b 3 enabled to carry a greet audience and a
popular ;arty w.th him, then the trimming peen
will respect and cajole him. If, on the contrary, he
be a man of plain sense, end calm persuasion, dealing
in hats, sad exposing grievances too old, sleet t o
bays anything ooriginal.them—ob.!then they stop
hit mouth with the Mend of common-place, and deny
him the right of speech, unless he can show himaU
to be a man of genius.
The Globs carries this last plea of exclusion farther
even than its contemporaries. Because, in its opinion,
the elation at the Reform Association cannot main a
spec Ai of the mme average talent as candidate cables(
wasters, the Globe would interdict them. The Hasse
of C mimeos, according to the Globe, is the incarnation
of ooliticrl talent, and to open debating or deUbleat.
lag societal, independent of that house, is at once, it
would seem, very puerile and eery dangerone.
We beg to differ with the Globe altogether in Its
estimate of political talents. Never, we believe, did the
aristocratic class d;splay a more marked want of
went thin at present. Never was their oratory more
empty, their influence as commanding intellects more
nail, their talent and remain as party leaders more
contemptible. There is, in fact, bat one species of
eminence in the House of Cimino.' (if we except
the news of COBDEN and DISRAELI), and this
is, official experience. The Ressmu and Gain,
OLADSTONZB and Gasseas, treat of most topics
pertinently and well, but solely by virtue of
their long apprenticeship and experience in office.
It is this that gives them ideas and weight.
And, independent of this, we do not think any
one of them of greater avenge ability than the
members who sit behind and in front of them. And
yet these men and this class have had and still pos-
sess excluiiee privileges. The long standing moue.
poly of power and place by their families end dart,
allow and incite their youth to study polities from
their early days es a profession. To such studies
able men of other classes tense late, if they come at
all. The uniursitin and every educational insti-
tution in the ciuntry are framed in their require-
ments to attract and admit the aristemactio clan, and
exclude the middle one. No wonder that liberal
and popular constituencies Gad not men of talent to
represent them. What they trot demand in their
representative is, that he be of their ideas and their
obis. There are men of high intellect there, but who
do not want to leave honest trades and professions'
for either the, to them, gestalten' or mercenary
caner of politics. Politics is a partition for the
upper class. Were a middle clue man to choose
it el such, the Globe would stigmatise him
as en agitator and a trader is politics. When
the Gli.he therefore states that the Reform Rill
has failed in throwing forth West, sad that the
middle clue representatives are leas tolerateddal the
upper ones, it tusk's both a comparison that is ms
fair and as amnion that is untrue.
England, however. in its present state, doss self
want a DESIOSTHENES, it on even do without s
Ream The wintry has got beyond the sentimmlel
Is politics. What is wanting is to ham the
Sat end the fit capacities in the places sniped
Is *se. Lord DALHOUSIE and Lord Onsmerala
Mehl& very estimable and talented pen ; but in so
sneer, save our own would such men be appoiattd
it tits mere strength of their birth and social position
teradde over railway boards and couccits of eau-
awe. The great halt, we fear, with the paused
government is, that its composition and its appoint.
mints are what they-might have been one hundred
years ago, when landed property, birth, and connexion
made esameighthe of a man's consideration. The
world has chard, but the whips hove not *hanged.
They mew and then t-.ke up a middle class me is se
Lre capital in times of difikalty ; bat is a calm
el resent they are rt Una as aristocratic
clime as if they were the miniaters el CHARM the
thanth.

Parliament is ao eh .k upon this.—no, not eves the
Hoses of Cearsoas al the Rehm Bill. Fre in that
Hone of Commas dee fa all to an
Interest and ea at eat bitterest and a set of
idsr which are an the prepeaderaat ours in the
wintry. It is. thwart% isr-the advantoge of parlia-
ment itself, ae of the hastry, that thin &saki be
farther reforms, ream that would Wahl& avian,
sympathy sad *gainsay buttress the Mete iiparlia-
neat and that of the ratiesobetwiss the fie, the
=s, the was% the We it be& The Esse al
with its kandraga tante end Ile maim
4111Mhite utter wanteelshereervisieliusties, will se-
tared: primal' in Antihuman. lialfast will the
time
under is sot the prat ef the pith or el the Riddle
=but the sire sigma- of bier plaid or
textile. The wily Way that ass din ease-
=int a wane nut as rasesiadia, as
of thirtieth thanks& We dew that
the tof nieslitione is ne hey task.
To week them up to eatawhis; aad aghast leads
le ise dsager3 to kesp them wall -behaved, harass,
amt societies, Is swabs danger. Thee
are than, however, whir they suet go on quietly,
tleup their organintiga and sliest Messes i
seer dm' theywill bow to gauze the saws of
those, whose sale political desks fa that the people of
all weatrise should give in thee resignation, sad
that the skein dames skald stick to their banns%
WAN Me huh used hereditary places= to "ma
is they will, sad to hisser the Rhin money au they
list. This, hewers% snack be the view, pargase,
or Wenn of the middle sad indastrices shines,
whe end sot indeed le hires sip's% ar eves *nib
tat who mat held together, =Wand ash ether,
gad have gene nude of interennauthellis and ergs-
Westin, whisk ether ohm's largely ingiey to the'*
tenths aid sadialifid advantage.

OUR voyagers are returning. Like a colony cI
nobs winging_ their way homeward at the approach
dnightteA Eaglish continental travellseu, slowly
and Matelily wend their way over Europe towar&
their nests at home-13111M &pyres& of the dark days
of our six mantes winter. Nolte the fog, that
thoroughly comatinetinnal Brithit festitatiae, there is
Sulking rib " home" is KU mews sibr dL
Our own &nide, and the planer of grwraWleg
*mat, is, in dark and drew Namable; yrs,* $

Gillis essay
inlay arhi atewv. ----,
limh essay and viper to the tasks aaa
seas the duties of exlitame. If hie pores h
Wisiewhat lightened, doped ea it his salad leJ
his bas of *Wight is elowitml. NO Owes
Leh 'gra embalm, with less abed beds at Ills Mgt
sail be mere el . the tree Vesta '
wryer whit* aWO wad= ltC /
likely le. sad width the contacted
Wee . et
tub
he Bees& aniveedire too
bed surely foe-
L..ew it may Ge bY
with the said edit wawa' aoquintaaso
WrZeiT sal atlas WA Wader to one OW&
illissese to him home I Maya bay hand is pa-
leg that hems in order he Me more egtasabl• mil'
tills. Shatters are awl miaow are skew
Mit the bright bars et hei gears are rejesdig
Wr imam ederements sod to do their
alter doll. seamy a Are is in and-
abirhsea
*lima ell hl/2 sexing; gad many& eye grows
=as the hoer draws neater Ow traveffee's
. Willis, b *Masses I Mimes to him hem
Oa soma list be pate his foot itia.the free British
shore. Ne—iea- Merl That mitoses really a Me.
rembibeesee ; it jars apse the reeellestim
Tellsair forgettat that the travellset impriseiews sr
the * British shoes" are wally asiddair bet
Mw._ Elem postal Imo
_about Hie troedentger7lZ
Bella diem dm beel&seamiteweethe well knows to
bee dim= the imeglitedeaallrwlds roy degersaikb:i
Wa i
a° rliallirli lir Lida bemitalgala
Of wise = r on the shims of aging witheat
mallelag that. of all the shores is the laid to lead
gos. it is the least tree and the hut
Tow sewage to lead ca it without hales =llO
as smoent of annoyance, iseivility, sad petty=
der, quite unknown oa say other shore in
heinimaws.
Lad in America: in the Bay of Now York or half-
way up the Delaware, a costom-loose dies antes
on load the ship. Your baggage is Milled hem
below the takes his plea at the side tithe weed, ass
that it is peaseager imge, ask' you if there le aay-
thing " taxa- isle, mad ea year »o*g is the awake
tolls them " to alai them WO moveables over," sad
Whig expectorated upon the demit, 0 gesesse an sew
=Win to feel yourself aha paw.* Lad in
At Calais the Meaner takes you to the rail-
way statism. The douses is attached to it. Um
*geese is brought to the castooshosee, without
year having the least trouble caneersiag it. If pa
whit it examined yon open your portmanteau, which
the marcher looks et, fastens down for you, sad panes
Latently. It you are going further, either to Paris
sr to Bream!-, the trouble of the march maybe pea-
pima wail you reach either destination. Tan have
gay to declare where you ere ping and your log-
pp is booked with yearn; eat on, sad m-
ass& ea arrival either in the capital or an
the frontier. At any hour of the day or night this
em mihratios is made without delay, or charge, or is-
esevalinse. The inspection, indeed, is not only ma
ilea with the Want civility, but every assietsam
le aided to the traveller in making it. The win-
Ilea le asesseery for the state, but the officers of the
elms haw that it most be both obnoxious and bison-
veaset to the traveller, and therefore they seek in
every possible way to lean his Doable and annoy-
anos.
Cross any of the continental f-ontiers, and dram
with what facility and promptitude the imam
duties are performed. Bare, indeed, are the hilimato
is which the traveller can say that his
andegrose a " search." On est ,ring Germ=
Belgium, the of Natal of examining baggage at Ms
railway station at Aix-la-Chapalle need not detain
the voyager beyond the time Deemsary to open the
portmanteau and fasten it down again. The lame o ,
the return into Belgium at Vermin& The Beigian
km not the polish of his more polite neighbour, the
Meer of the French dower, bat he at least
treats the travail., es a gentleman, sad AA
Whim him of amoyasse. An imbue ie.
emeed only last moo of a ha*"
tag of an English gentleman, his wife,sr ffx
daughters, with carriages and servants, Lavelle/
fits earth el Germany to France, who wore mar
-cashed allsipsa Asir journey. Toe large a party
anemialles wield bare been namemm4 tomtit--
mme. Os= at the Belgium beadle they so-
the officers tint thaw wmaresirvaili
1116.4imi be vary civilly respendisal that he ehamli.
leave the tit et examining their honey to Me
Preece es their arrival there.
In casein an Austrian frontier, where the new
of the aughme is said in Germany to he beyond thet
of say oils Ratios, the civility or the tame, sp:
Wally teas Emlisti traveller, is marked. "Are xis,
a traveller for *awe ?" eimmeded a " H. 1f.." 101
cur of a resent English voyager. " For plasm sad
information."--" Good : Have yes say Warr P'' 11
" Not a plea, or nee" "Prey don't let me giver&
the trouble of descooding : it is quite nawsemily to,
sundae you leggsge."
Ia Paris Um mail train mines between four God
Ave in the wining. There may be a hundred pia*
Is it and a large quantity of heaps,. The
amoebae into a waiting-hall—until the -
ewes& They are then ias:ted into the
ism. The ezaminatioa is little Rae than
and the delay rerel morals a quarter of an hour.
A pester is in readmoe to wheel the effects to
the station doors, and to assist is putting them on the
veld& which takes the traveller to his hotel No