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Loxport, THURSDAY. APRIL 9.

TO OUR

• •' A DOUBLE NUMBER of the EXPRESS will
. gmblialied ON SATURDAYS ea usual, daring
Abe Parliamentary mom.

AXT man who knows anything of the people about
him is aware that the grand source of electoral corrup-
tion is the smallness of the electoral body. The voters
are careless, or timid, or overruled, became there is
always an enormous pressure of the will of the un-
represented brought to bear upon them; so that, be-
tween the many who do not vote at all and the
few who vote under the grasp of the unrepresented,
there is aearcely inch a thing in practice as a mani-
festation of the national mind in elections, however
confidently we hold out our theory before the world.
The way to convert the profession into a reality is
so may in comparieort with many things that we
have done, that the least sanguine may ilddy expect
soon to me it done ; end men of the met ordinary
quality of rvpolution may unhesitatingly demand
that it shall be done. The Beating population of in-
telligent and educated men who happen to live else-
where than in ten-pound houses is the class whose
admission to the franchise must be obtained in the
lint place; and then there clan be no doubt of the
suffrage coming by degrees into the hands of all
others after them who may, from *generation to
generation, give evidence of finis/ in bona share in
constitutional government. This seems to be the
great and conspicuous point of agreement amoog all
good reformers; and while they dispense it, the good
old spirit visibly rises. A score of Mont liberals are
ready to work, as the weeifi.knows they can work,
in bringing the people to err the point whether
,mind aAa thek minims tea be represented by
Asir, lambed. t hominids- el existing WNW% and
why dicey rsysehijilsWej St intelligens should
net help to rime As umber. Of the multi-
tude darks, Aspens% nil Oiler single am both
of higlitirra iiwer amid pailte; "hem k waits to
lir la kelgings, fewer sari pallor be bed unfit
Per wiliksam in may eatmeihr kauglialieseiety.
Noy et them will Us tingenai keemiwidin a
illmsareitbres.'whan they sewsuldsl Sr have
press iserrist view l and Sarre, as • amen, as
wei frilled le eels aele ea they will ke then.
int if the rear aim a vat monism will live in
Ileigings all their days, tai dm.ssil a Trion
tar shirt they will never 'llpep a mete, thoesk
IMF may read the nseeepfer sad sushi.
Mewl palerm gustier and eider *kiwi in.
'afghh, nine shish Amy who me Sok iharlise
se molest to us iL The ere of riser is la the
Meg le be fairly agitated now; and, awsa egimbde
is mere. It raid be secure if tree war as el
di a great array of Tory opposition is pewee*
Wider As it is, with all pealisiere
Ignapsiiig the wises kind of reline, the preset is
Mlner—the good within our reach.
• Then is web a revival of the old method of in-
digent that or outset p anywhere without hear-
bg li—ehe mead saggestien that parliamentary
wdbria is the shortest way to all other reforms.
Our most bealyisit grievers at the momer, por-
ker, is our international relations being wholly be-
rm ear watrol, while modested in our name. We
ihsl that this re of a pier et wern-oat prerogative
is burin intolerable, and that our foreign eels.
tier mast be brought openly sad efiltetarly Nadir
the rebelitutiosel principle which regulates our
dam ratio political action. Well, the way to de this
is set be talk sad talk in a Meuse of Onsmeaswkish

emus in es the' tail* of the very Minister who moot
hodessbming with the nation the respineibility of
gneiss policy ; but tomb, him at his weed, and keep
him to his word shoat Parliamentary Before, as es
Is obtain a more genuine representation, gad the
power of making the requisite change, instead of
minly politic: keg for it. An enlarged wastitaracy
will presently wipe out the repecisch of paddy, now
current against us among all the oppressed peoples of
he Gustiest, sad dee • amend tribes of Asiatic
*gantries, where nothing is known of oar comelitn.
tonal limitations. A more adequate egmelitneney
would obtain is a session or two mere reetilleadon
df this great mischief than will be granted by a
PILLIEZISTOW to • twenty years' accumulation of
And so with every other grievance or
C°seed for which we want a remedy. To old
rellinnere this sort of remark seems exceedingly
trite. But we must remember that a new gems-
des hr Amen up to whom the political mime, and
aeons gouge, and watching' in the midnight
streets, and preparations for revelation, are only
traditionally known. And not only are the old
points of the enterprise kin hackneyed to this new
geoeration,but they are Imes appropriatemore fit lobe
predtably urged then they were a quarter of a cen-
tury ago. We are at a more forward stage of the
brims. and can effect more now than we could
them : and our great points shield be preached more
urgently than ever.
It may be hoped that an anandisany eiggee.
teem may be seethes sad ant of glee 1 that we
ay hear weddoi of pedideel mhos of any bat a
thineregbly iesidwele eiseeelere that there may be
rtsrmssire hr menace on any din etc rola foe any
liebetipeed bemaar. But do ahem of the old
mold se Wet so dead bat that they ewe
he may revival at may wrorete sed the
Plobilea aid peeseeeseee diet elided Ohs ell
ashen IND nee always Ale aid id* Pie a mow
awes fa the site et Inflames.

" I nava ass pawn yeoman filet; nenia dee}
lag in inams Ida timer peeeele. intim sail
insure, and eneelees miens a area nequlntance of
a day's tramp emanpriey the runs bed el fitly rap
or straw ; a wenistain travail in thandllat Of males
sad females of illbrest families that Smug the

same room ; where birth and death go hand in
eitazwly born, alip patient
separation • each pr
in:l:teere
capital the ritish in
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officer of heeltlfte the City bria-
- there anything singular
witness declares ,
might add others of
are not uncommon
, let us consider this
Biehopagate, a little stove
Houidsdisch, there is a narrow passage called Rae-
alley' Miley** contains twelve houses—rainous
.and dirty.. These twelve houses contain seventyWie
:resit, which are occupied by 252 persons. The
otrelego :art the'poorest of the pose Irish. " About a
!thetright since," says Dr. 1.11111:117, " I visited the
plack room 0o the ground Boor pf No. 6, and I found
-it owupied by. one man, two women, and two
,ehildreo, and in it was the dead body of a poor girl
who bas aiid in childbirth a few days before. The
body was stretched out on the bare floor, without
shroud or Wan: These rooms are let at from Is. 3d.
to Is 9d. a week—they are wretchedly dirty and
miserably firslshed, and are infested with that
sickening smell. which is characteristic of the filthy
Inmate of poverty." These things cannot be suffered
to exist With impunity. This Rose-alley is constantly
the abode of disease, and six weeks ago it was in-
fected with, fever, which passed has room to nom
and attacked all the adult males of the colony.

ittmtepherels sap** !het *nes nest be
geasratea. : the sir is had with the mill 'et
putrefaction, and elated& leis meal the games of
these WM: arid erSgrisat eahrlaillias wilds palate
the attnerphere. Haman kap tanasi Ire beeped
esnaor "be peeked ]ilea *relay is a bane],"
'without .tereible esassirmiless bath gigging sad
ssersL This crowding set asweirgegkeinalas beer
and the allied disorders, bat time imam We by side
'with this pestilence a yet Maar gmesass, blight-
' big the **X ea:Mew et 'akin palpation, ren-
dering their heurshspieke. fink esOr rellisaly and
incest's" bad tetipiees. whilblee4ll, weds her
eye, the Aiihative nub et ohm Whims% sad
itouli •
Tboo..e

an effeminate flu-
- -
ffdionipsis bey suggest to the contrary--are things
which Asic* mot to he anslinlad from the public.
Yarr isekmation, sensed statements, are use-
less. If (Mention is to be sisisl, it must be by
specific instances, aothantitelloilly slisiel
Dr. LITICZNY'S Repoli tiedebt Use Lesion
Union, which was preambles •Ilm 011111111billien
of Sewers, andsppeared in ens eine* yelling* is
the evidence oo which we rely.
Such being the; state of things, what is to be
done ? Dr.. LESHEIT declares there is only one
bares apse. • The Liw, he says, gives power
Ssbib mai as .wiU enforce the
Seiblaglbs•if nig phew as common lodging-
itimiwia: fibs 'Ass entrol may be ems-
-416.1 I.ssesh•sellesiesi somis over the number
lid aehillie tof the Mimes. There can be no

doubt that to do this will require musk labour end
much firmness of purpose : although to a certain
degree it may be effective. But we tea that moth
or the evil would still remain. The real diSculty
is the fact that the population is too numerous for
the dwelling houses. It is certainly true that as we
restrict by law the number of persons who may
travel is cabs or oma►bsses, we may be entitled on
the muse principle to limit the number of persons
wko shall Jive within the same space. Public safety
and public morality require the me clam of
restrictiont quite es much si the other. Bot
if the labour market demands the presence of a
oertain number of human beings within a given
epees—if the .business of this modern Babylon needs
tks aid eft eertain number of labourers—we are

honwi* Weide them with house-mom. It may be
said, imbed, that the providing of this house-room
most ls:left to print*, enterprise—that the State
has ladling to do with the matter. • Very true: oar
oomph** :is; not that the State does not provide
booketwoo, hat that it prevents home-room from
big penvided •by others. The unequal rating of
the different paddies id Logsdon acts as a restriction
upon the provision of home-room for the labouring
dames. The truth is, that of the various causes
which tend to mdse the spate devoted to the dwell-
lags of the poorer claws to the smallest possible
amount, the most effective is the mode in which the
poor rate is- made to Ml on property. As we pointed
oat a few days go, the poor are charged upon the
perish whom they happen to reside, not where they
happen to spend their day of labour. Thus,' poor mu
may work all day in Belgrave-square or in the neigh-
bourhood of the Bank, and deep in Whitafriare t sad
yet, if he becomes chargeable gads pear rate, he is
elarged spa *bitchier'. M the ease time, the
pose rate mg be thrimiullimmin la the pound near
the Beak, and throe r Ilsklinkg. at Whitefriars.
This is *lonely AMA W kokkopences ars
swims. For the kb kw stwearrily is to
prevent the- 0111114111111 t SIM 111111111 al Ole pass
sew &trick kit ileitis's., biome sbaqiiis
Is r▪ impiarrish in which eke bkserara bunk staff a
t the erection od ears houses kr ilto
Ink in .districts where kik Laws already wrist,
Ing Oa burden of poor fete, already too heavy,
&NU to increased. The km indisposition to bead
Mm kr tbs. poor it dee to this unjurt law is sh-
eiks, for it. it owns* that where. dwellings km
Mon built kr the poor they have yielded a pod
prep. If, *tenni, anything really effective to to
be done towards reduein' g the number of insoles
in haws. inhabited by the poor. as. of the for
swarm which aught to be pond is a sumo
for magas. the whole of Lanka into ono pagisk
for the piwpOsti of bong wog M the poor.

'llee Poet akilia with* apt eftekikaft kr
the iliplaw* oif Ow Sam at Ogurembi oa mks Oa
&ohs dell pootuniat hal lab.* See le Mr. Zia
D. -!'lliralakmfte sib ter eftiftaftwey, "Us
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IdrAm= mei arra IS a %kit Berne isalisma.
lhoOsk lhoftk anftesiatie makes will
lir Wm. et TeeUsai, k • kw* sefteaftftefts
thr Cleiftere. at Itasba4. I tub kr Or mem
&Aden yr ids vasty IN will W WO*
to the Amer *stioshoa left iallaftft ' Haire;
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kale w4E probeilyte AMOS Tam* sooatem."
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tit limitars eye held ft tie lostladie, Hos" woos the

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Hsu, Rens, M.P., chanson, sad Ron Melnik Mingles,
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to pen par.

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