The Express.
London, England, 1857-02-24 00:00:00

(Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

I do set dirk it is a very nararle thiNg to mak he the as-
Unwise kr tho neat two yeen-1r are think the Ma-
tar et the lisderre i bard Is give tin' ea/, haled,
if le W lath raper to set as azthroone yart, media(
wadi low boa mere easy *ea to say, "Lora to cut hewn
two Nollthara the eery, re rasa la the airy sad ball
a ram la the of, erre@ wirtalles, sr Share you bare
it Why, wryer thews slat ark • retreat would ad
be he lime of ea rite It was la iglu
norm( whet be the theartharm ofthe Mars
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sallehre
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the rarer orthe mews, with • thaw! of whet Is our
sheers, thelia sal lorele. Pootheter Imo • Wight to
know whet me the prewar of the array tethant4
to thetas • powers hew we real with
those two power with whom we as et rem& is larillth
They have • right t• thew thre drourelerse bethe they
vote away the wry d the with I wart era* th. az-
=atlad the Cheraw if the Nadarre with agar to
alareilar that they hers Is • err err, blew pieced
as the afters et late rem brow by he lie postarpert
of Ore err sere pieced in the Whales lathe rd
re camera d 1863 included the sem to whither asta-
eller the Exchequer objects,. I lave thevehee say to
eay,thet sow, with regard to the quartioa immediately Legere
the kw" I shah be reedy to go into rownruittee of way. and
mew with ther Cbeealeller tithe Exchequer, keeping in view
thfi pain the
thear, • the adlooking to the
coesties there tea hill& I w fill not require larger
reset Se hathe, to ireetams, for mime, or
the sera olletiear?"___ irk .tamer writheihr la
wars math= Piths la croon • wire la
they 104 trawler IWthi. Bee:othel as or,
tflatrr they pat up • der rib the
ble hair oath

Übi aro whim.
The, de, mama be ~Pith& I tendthet the extension
of ateess, the skspika Oda* orous lasace, will
the
• resd piper ; I fart gift ameellor of
the Zatherper m
ap before*. to
maim Hi whims hr the
neemit Mike asa had ; I trust that the esegray will
see dee Oa with bee &f ay paused seek gluteus
hullo may in bare bane Mal gnaw tats. I sista to
hearth= aka, and I think wientemr piety hen.
say belong Is we mule all risks* km Ilia Ma=
prosperous illeolists, c•podslily et BIWA shhipi, at the
premel Nam I !east that hear missems Of the lame
was sad Mad kind, mesemes Ilmended on no
eolith whenage, upon an vesalethe policy, upon
an envious jeelonsy of fotelgs nations, but upon
• whiL.4%biaing with random from yourselves
with , rad trent, to all insti-
-1 bust drat yed"a. lir right hon. friend
mays wnsinenemaled glees-rise care not about the
das, bull lanai Fat It feather sad should not forget
the Mine Yeas haw of II tear that that po-
tier teas ineuguread has still make kkwehe to achieve,
oni Mat its rarer ;Will induce dr sedum of the oath to
know oar asswok, and thus units us ell ha the bonds of
pesos af salmarde, and of acuity. (Luellthere.)
MecIBINTLMCK aid Mr, Gladskae was • umber of
agewethened which allowed us te delft aile war, sad then
see done raw, and the named onuses koala. He had
rank the Income tax es meg amen sod lis-
qaelel, and then was be one mies Mikes Msshe was
to get /id of the-whale era meths di. Dr. Olailskee bad
seggered • trauma hd ad me emeedy. He
Beettnek) err net prermil be seggia eltrar the re-
made' or the tonea lt vas llaphiellis to MI fairly
g!
..aw of tsecountry if they followed the math pawl by the
the Embalmer. It ram a rad bid dews for
ta sot to vote taus Without first asoweekkaLorkat
theNsmodiams would be. lord Joira Ramat lad they
eight eat dews the estlmalse another five miner. That
bilthem late another dalleally. He was premed Is support
weep, bed he would sot and aimed( le seraiddews the
islimhe se se to ashore the honer MI war 1 the
=L Thies me only see sloth at udder heir their
, aid therms is meet te the mid -"SUM el
Mme rakes. He mood that the Mate be d
wl& the ulterior eldest el moving at the
Pperielniet the debate be sidomwed WI OW the Lerman led
agreed to the report on conandttee of apply on the tinny,
• and sedum.* cot imates.
M. MILNEiI said the people of this country
wadi amp with gratitude the TVOII,IIIOII of the war income
tax, sad would not complain if it was unaccompanied by the
all esesetles of the dunes on tea and sugar. (Hear.)
Mr J. T. TYRELL had never Peen no strange a state of
Waffles miat political parties sizes he entered the house
la the yeallllo. Vicar, heir.) It was a most ectmerdi-
easy ipmessib to as so way right hoe. lantheala etranE
Xiss. eery different benched. (Laughter.) In the lint
laine ,no ...me rove MC member foe the City
up behind the noble leader of the house. (Loud
.) Then there were right hon. gentlemen sitting
below the gangway, of greet ability and official habits.
Tare was en that (the ommation) side the right hon. gentle-
man the member for Ducks with hie brilliant talent.;
end then were shout him many honourable gentlemen
of mat assiduity, perseverance, and determination.
AL these bra. and right hon. gentlemen armed reedy to fall
spot the sable lord (Lord Palmerston) the moment they
hada le bad mode • mistake—(hear, hear)—bat he (Sir J.
= Ift he
the misforttme—millortune, dr* ins, sitting
diel—to think that the aide thread as yet bad
made as on
aL (Chews sad laughter.) The righ
'lles6i...seetieura the Wigan iN Wad trans day had
the been this smoke le • met gleillakeal spirit.
would
dligabisiserilbeell sd, 11.
of h take the
simmencts, "to make the worse appear bettor came."
=al He (ek J. Tro11) was dthaw who thought
Lai bee a gine& hemi—of mesa be mama in •
tense—Wed hagielsr sad
sunerin gentians' whe sat la t3÷l6.lessesscrr •=t.)
He ban. baronet) lasing with he certainly
=NYwith almost every wad 1/—the conservative
the (biarterly Review, leaded "The Prospects of
the Os w~ The publication at that article had been
he • moth ; sad them were marks about it which were era-
drain bis mid as to its parentage. It lauded the right
he gentlesma below the gangway for their gnat ability in
their said teracily. No doubt them gentlemen homed a
powurfil seethe in the house, but fortunately—or =keen-
weedy hr thawa--tkey led no following fa the esuatry.
(Loral ahem) The right boa. gentleman--if be was the
saloon ot the eiticis—of earns hugged Ms pit budget et
OIL low that brae" bed it • pest amber of
Chimaera of the thsediagaraia
(bugbear) Ns did not
kaew whether the made led the umbra he dee City
Wiled test slice, bat be bed tilled ahead may other
araighke.) WA as the int adgist therewas • Me" be
wrack men, of dim mime merbma leek • pat ; end
he (Ilk J. Trail) must ley that limbs rased the amen of
tbhisAtt ha palm= the ask" he Deis, be teit, as •
eamerrelles, emaiderebie shenek (Laughter.) The
Wlad the Misr of the house bed bees mend of beim
raw, and of gosling this ovastry Me serapes ; bat
be would mind the house of the iseepeisa the noble lord
mil air at Niseehrefer. (Hoag, Um) With the amp-
thie etas ham ranker for that din and ww an lei, other
=7Me Pena Society seessed to base amppeared.
I..eir.) Tire party bad Mellen diet an deepreent
smadia, bet be The
laps the beam weal& brae WM views
balm the obi Meth. He sappessi tbsde diem was w-
aka
orker& by • &Wag Pat they was 'ppm& the * of
the whole exwarry. He (theirs. lisreas) as Isuriee4 agreed
with the rem ale exposed by the We 14. Drothertrat,
vies be thed no kept to see emeept teem—Cater,
I kost—ewl elm se the amble krif• Mit Idesobsercer, e
poser/ am madam OM be Paimaseen) w theamed ell
elide esualleyhr eraleghei ram bs bad ben deserted
by la homer esimplas (Chews.) He Ma
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whisk they wise theorised, Ihey would be
themed Ida the Mee althe pleat dellmier of Kara and
the *AM endow what bride IM Pt W. Codrisic-
be bile Dube et W whet told tbat some
bid diserted bin, " side that a some
la sem at doe woe wake agala." Now,
It wield spew thee then woe• debt bra sad hoe.
rid. is. Jose win win sew Tay amber to eons both.
releersa_ Not it* their smith ke
Mt
bese,ialt=appedlie kit the geed Mop of GSM, was
firma. ame) The kempitheribie speech of
the debt bee. garithram (Dr. filialreer) bad is film (Sir
la • partied, lesempelmithis
_raoltion. (Loud
. smarmed drape Ma vist,,lds natural leader
aailbe theseble lord the member he dee City ; but clouds,
bray • .lle with the of Amaral bilinear",
hisamed se int, one "my pub of the house, that he
elm* Isaeirebat course Ispuress. He should therefurevote
ihr Oa massiment. (Clam)
Mr. WILKINSON supported the amendment
Mr. LIDDELL would mite he the resolution of Mr.
Disraeli, because, if the Chasse lar of the Exchequer was
anemia his e•lculatisa, 11 maned at theism result; and, if
the cedenheka wee beenset, its ells< would be to induce
the Cheassier at the theekscair tot mall worlds Plata.
TRILLIDORE the neseatica of Mr.
Disraeli, and emberied test • mien odd got be geed
ever
tare
WHMIDE adopted mat of the alasnesra of
Lad Jobs Itrisoll, but theme bets woad ked Ms to an
maim cuadadon.
Bir P. T. BARING, referring Is the remerb which had
lama made that night on Mr. Ciledsherfe speech, said he
sup the reel truth was that the physicians wanted to be
WWI la braethey proposed their remake. (" Hear,"
Isughter.) He iambi (noble media morn to the pre-
paid, ti the Cheasslar sae Brabermrra.lt sunThe government
those rase-
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But do not etop with the working men. Du not, under the
superannuation law, increase the salaries of some
proposed pad best paid officers under the crown.
(Hear, hear.) He wart ready to go through not only the
army and navy estimates, but through the civil and morel-
buttons estimates, in which reductions, he thought, could also
be made. It was extremely ditficult for Chantoliont of the Ex-
Chirpier at the same time to meet the benevolent aims or
crotehets of Individuals and to reduce expenditure. Last
year 120,00 M. was chested on the public revenue on amount
of the county piles. Tsar.) Hon. gentlemen opposite
should recollect them things wbon they called for a reduction
of expenditure. He hoped his right hon. friend tho Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer would prose obstinate in reiti..ting
china MIMI kftil, and that the house would stand by him.
Thelisedket was between economy and hiking off the income
'to 11111111milbesmeride,aud—hewouldnot wayextravagance
—but wiedletted kindness and heavy taxation on the other.
His choice vas made ; he was ready to help the Chancellor
of the Exchequer to keep expenditure down, so that ho
might be able to keep the promises made iu 18..13 and plaee
' the finances of the country in a better situation. (Hear.)
• Mr. WALI'OLE said that he should confine himself to
the proposition before the home, and, confining himself to
that, he MIRA happy to ray that he agreed in the main object
which the noble led the member for the City of London had
in view with regent to this matter end in must of the
means by which be prepaid to attain that object ; and he
only differed lbws him as to tho conclusion to whith he
arrived. Apeiss with the noble lord so to the object in
view, and as te *mom of aoeomplishing it, he flaukl ;,,,
ecaceive how the arable lord could come to the conclusion that
enahtlep beds a esueshtee et ways met owe for the
•
peep, addled le Me peopeeiden, Woe lingle d obtained
thee inthemells• which the noble lord theesht so aseential
kw lembe sjulguent upon it. (Hear, bier.) He thought
thistle enermul the neniesion of taxation which would take
piece leader the existing law, without knowing what the ex-
peditors of future years was to be, was the reverse of the
proceeding which the House of Commons ought to adopt.

Mr. CARDWELL said he could not help feeling when he
listened to the able speeches by which the resolution of the
right hon. gentleman (Mr. Diaraeli) had been recommended
to the Lease, that the motion iterlf rented on two distinct
grounds of advocacy, each inconsistent with the other. When
ho heard a statesman of the highest ability talk of the bottom-
less abyss into Which theorem's.' arrangement's of theehan-
cellor of the Exchequer would Iced the country, he naturally
expected to hear the speaker elope with a proposition for
higher taxation ; and when he heard eloquent speeehci on
the neve-nay of reduction of expenditure, he naturally cup -
posed that there would Le au assent to going into committee
of ways and means, where they were likely to °bride the
just remission of taxation which the people required, and
on which both aides of the home were agreed. He was con-
, Armed in that opinion when he beard the right hon. gentle-
man (Mr. Walpole) begin his speech by saying that in all
the premises laid down by the noble lord (J. Russell) he
concerted. Was it nut strange, however, that the right
hen. gentlemen should agree in the premises of the noble
lord, and yet be so divergent from him in his conclusions T
It was clear to him, therefore, that the motion 660 not well
devised with the view of coming to a plain, practical result.
While they were debating whether there was to beg defi-
ciency or a surplus, was it not =Meat that that matter de-
Milliunthe expenditure offature year's!' Apply theestiotates
e year to another, and no doubt you would find there
would be a deficiency. But apply to future ycara the calcu-
lations to which the Chancellor of the Exchequer lead re-
ferred them, namely, thane of the last years m which we
enjoyed the blessings of pear, and thee you would hove a
safe balance-sheet on which to found calculations. Did not
that bring them to the real point of the centroveray I' Did
they mean retrenchment or not' Those who meant retrench-
ment might go into committee of ways and means; but
those gentlemen who did nut intend reduction of expenditure
were not entitled to go into committee of wave and 'mans for
the puiposeof remitting taxation. 13elievinglitatbya judicious
economy theobjett which the right hon. gentleman had in view
could be accomplished, he 'should vote agotart the amend-
ment, which, if tarried, would prevent the house front going
into committee for the purpose of removing those taxes which
were imposed in time of war, and from which the country
eaglet lobe relieved in tinio of peace. (Cheers.)
Mr. Id. OIBSON expressed hie concurrence generally in
the esatlniente of the noble lord the member for the City of
Landow, and supposed his euggearierui might be taken in the
light eta Biendly communication to the government, to induce
them to alter their policy. But the noble lord finished hie
epeeeh by recommending the house to vote for that policy.
And what wee the question which the hones woe called upon
to decide? The Chancellor of the Exchequer wished the
house to go into committee of ways and means, in order to
impose an income .tax. of 7d. for the next throe years—to in-
crease the duties upon tea and sugar—for the purpere of pro-
viding fun& for defraying the expenditure for the public 'ser-
vice during the currentyear. The right hon. gentleman op-
posite (Mr. Disraeli) objected to follow the course marked out
by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and submitted a resolu-
tion, by way of amendment. Now, before the house
consented to go into the matter suggested in that re-
solution, it must first express an opinion, aye or no,
a. to the financial scheme of the government. If the
house should decide against that echeiae, it might
then be fairly called upon to express an opinion upon
the substitute proposed by the right hon. gentleman.
He would put the matter into the 'mulled porsible compare.
He conceived that those gentlemen who were favourable to
adding 4,000,000 J. to the estimates for the army and navy
beyond the amount in the year preceding the war—those
gentlemen who were in favour of increning the duties on tea
and on sugar—those gentlemen who were in favour of a
sevenpenny income tax for the next three years—would vote
for going into committee of ways and means. (Hear, hear.)
These, on the oonteary, who considered the estimates too
high—who thought the taxes on tea and sugar ought not to
be increased, and doubted whether aevenpence should be
placed 06 income—would vote against going into committee.
That was the obvious parliamcntru7 way of expressing an
opinion on the financial scheme of a government ire a whole.
If hen. lienellemen wanted to see a practical result, they
would sat accede to the wergestions thrown out by
the NAY lord the nieniber for the City of Lon-
don old the right honourable gentleman the mem-
ber he Portsmouth (Sir F. Baring.) He had never
sogn Mee entessful effort at reductions except by leaving to
grosimmed the responsibility of proposing such w-
ine, and informing then generally that their scheme of
espenditare and taxation did not meet the approval of var.
MOM. Now came the question, was he so much opposed
to the plead the Clmesam of the Exchequer ex to Li, jes-
ting& la memilzett vets egainet it I On the whole, he
Ibe speech of the right bon. gentle-
Men lees and rasetkoary complexion about it,
(Sm.) The ri la podium talked of the prosperity
aide* country , of the ineregend reports and imports, in order
la thaw that the burden shoat to be imposed could be borne
Wheat math pretue. The right hon.
thengentlema boneted
d the heelea tibia but he raid not a word of ondition
at the bar tub and of the great body. of the labouring
sham had &Myr a remarkable omission, because by
hie haeselal scheme he proposed to draw a great portion of
Inekteremed revenue horn the labouring chimes, or tea and
emor were the two articles of etmeumption next to the very
nimmuics of life. Although the resources of the country
wege vast, and although it had been able to spend 76v000.600L
nerving on the war, he believed that at the present mo
awe a great body of the agricultural labourers and ure-
elemsebed but little moans, after pureharinpr the necessaries
dldey at purchasing those articles which were subjected to
the engem duties. lie had been told of en ageicultaral
labourer with a wife end five children reeiding in the county
of Suffolk who was unable to purchase more than an ounce
of tea per week, and yet the right hon. gentleman proposed
to add to the miss of that poor man. tea. (Hear.) The
mechanic earning IL per week would, tinder the
scale of duties, have to pay from 31. to es. per week. 6.17:1
These were the clews ea whom the right hon. gentleman
proposed to lay additional burden, and whom in the course
of his speech he had omitted altogether to mention. But the
right hen. gentleman had introduced other matters wholly
irrelevant. Was it neceeeary for the right hon. gentleman
to pay anything about the paper duty ? (Hear, hear.) The
fire insurance duty I.—(hese, hoar) —or the dance on wive ?
(Harr, hear.) With respect ro the paper duty he thought
the right hon. gentleman had taken a mere exciaernm's v6ew
of the question. (Hear.) The right hon. gentleman's epiniun
Rao that hooka at a high price would not be materially re-
duced, referring probably to three volume works, or works
like Marculloch's Dictionary. When Sir It. Peel proposed
the repeal of altrta.ingedwlrewe?.prit eesde-.
canter' and
But the mine
nottbeenly view taken by the advocates of the repeal of there-
on* duty en paper, any more than it wee the view taken with
ebeth:rnrigaordht4aryout.
reductione ecould mlie"hePbearice particular book, was
respect to gleas.
muse they believed they stood in the way of the extension of
They wished for the repeel of the duties be-
im t manufactores,because they prevented employment
ind tended to increase pauperieen and crime. And although
gatlemm •
amdguhtyt arecnorleruntinatgillP(:lrerper cendutYt.
• or copy book, was in realv..
tax on knowledge, and wee ineonsincnt with the ei
that were sande to vowels education. (Hear, hear.)
He now came to cooaider the right hon. gentleman's resolu-
tion. He west some way with him, but he contended that if
they motioned the scheme proposed they would be laying
the foundation of a deficiency in future years. They should
remember that they were settling what should be should
pie
expenditure. It was quite clear the government did not
contemplate any gnat reduction In the military expenditure
of the country. It bad always been the practice at the con-
clusion of a war to endeavour to increase the military esta-
blishments beyond what thee stood at previone to the war,
and beyond what the neemeities of a peace establishment re-

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