The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-23 00:00:00

~r.i should M r seceded to either aetssir. Re
oueld be a very great advantage Is Ude.
tedeevostred to Mato dm gnmado en whisk
meted. It meted oa the mere] emsseat of
it ," amnspod to terve • MU pee aeted is op-
. the no
will of Use selenime, that the sou-
' not he altered without their esernaL Re
at would tni • most duller's. mums Is fellow.
, colonies should ssy, we &diets your 'reared
,n what • position would whams& sad the
t he Were they_ dimmed to form •
upm them Wee it net wino le
the rocsissuos whets misted, amid givo
to situ it as ritosseteacos required ; he thought
it mew wee that takes in the ha It was
by Earl Grey; it had Wand his to waive
riooril, and to Seem to them the mews of
r • prernorot, without aUemptiag to dieters
Ile therefore hoped that the hoses would set
Li!, with shes of the eekinista, expressed
"h"; sods r,uld oast esoceive my amuse
so stack the colones to the crown of Engload,
,e Me col min to the authority of parlie-
the coseietian forced o• their minds that the
Eeelsod, is the plenitude of is power, havieg
vas spy form of e •nstitatloo on the reloay,
Nest. did not eaereise it, bet studied their
h gaff tin the power of elueriag their elm eats.
over they pleas. d. (lieu, hear.)
LION BY was induted to oppose the linden bo-
ycotted in the ptiociple that the dash. chamber
Ices choice of the (idealise, but halieved that
their ultimate flecks.
E followed • similar &trauma to the roe ma-
t aIV disliked the same propend Me the solo-
roneri., and referred to Um Cape far • better
~. rot ,unr Outlast.

BOIT supported the amendment, lamas' Ise
rr m Au.tralie, as an English cokey, Eaglith
isanaors, sad sa English monarchy.
.orr emakta4 cm a variety of pethions sad
.eat received from the Australian eoloales and
thtlf steaming had been altogether overstrained
sereprodeced to embetaistsat• the allegatien
etre disliked the Idea eta double chamber. Oa
he drew from them the cosebtaies that such a
. of the existing and proposed system was much
le recommended the type (Sired by the British
as the mule' to be folMwed in all systems of
Aped for the government of Elgliabraim.
vdially support Ittsamendment.

lUCCHBRR said he derived the greatest
rom the result of all the jut liaise, that had
bed us Mm the Australian colonies, iateltigeam
mammas because it bad bees metal), derived,
ti tal searese, but from the colonial mrimpapers,
• that the measure led beam woke:abed as not
end friendly in spirit, but as is. whaish met
,e, would provide for their wants, and
a state of things in the colcales
r ft ferftd to with hope and confidence.
Sic supported him leader the gamy criticisms
Le ',huh had been made t. the season, sad
tot prevent the Mose and the SOVITIIIIIIPtt
on tine most arduous sad difficult task,—sanely,
nitations which should give freedom sad geed
to a pciple separated from us almost by the
f the harietable world—which, while they ere-
-4: rights and sovereignty of the crown et Eng.
weed a link between these colonise and all the
tr's of the British empire, should secure to the
tel.leU.s of free and impartial goverameat
toe b rttrutht of every Englishmen, in whatever
wake might Mopes to find himself. The qua..
d by the amendment wee, whether they should in-
metel intro ince into Australia two chamben, or
at thied.elves, as proposed by this measure, with
m.a ,L:.rzing the institutions they Need there,
he ts %brim Ives the power of audifyiag
as they saw fit, and, especially,
d they th..aebt the time had come when they
✓ed to ad prim. that principle of a legislatare
which esperienc• had proved to be the
• withireir mosarehical institutions. The
rief.etase. after ‘becieving on the remota why
r and rein rehired to the committee of privy
I tie cclenisu had been highly gratified by find-
. :hue quo:iota, to them of lafinite imp:Mmes.
. the mss ta:m ant deliberate coneideratica of
the cro.s belt re any bill had been submitted
t, and to Ltd that they themselves were called
sal appealed to, I y having those rename and
oubautted to them ;—a proof that
itke,t fal sot sleink . from the closest

of e.e amives ',fifth had &vested thaw
e swan which they had proposed, bet ba-
t me m, were sufficiently val.dand Goa.

:41 the eases: tat of ecrotioy and investigation.
• •he constitute c f council ►ad expressed an
pr. en; intetence fur two chant:i.e., rather
t.• (lambi', under whatever notification; and
. "bey ►ed only ezpree•cd the opinion whit&
q • ,crei Eta:Muni in this country ester-
:. ,ict. they and their forefathers bad bad
••• :Alto: of th• working of a syncs of this hind.
'IL ;hier end to rejoin la its aztossioa, vbs.
oato .y evaded to every rotas ad the British
:..o e amity/1p had also frankly gated is their
MY.LI which ►ad induced the.. under the
....t.n•teaces of Australia, not to 'dries
n•:em should be eenpnleocily put fa
can. ad say ma reading the ea-
r* mut on the table nut admit there
rr•w act 'Watley considerations fcr pawing
P.li as cal hue a c n•titutien se formed, and

..tes th• akinuative M Olf/111166 sr of
stL nbpet. a. bad Isis auk sinselsad Is
.•.totamatsbarl s ppaks buds is dist
tu.d tar roses tile orsiesa .W.s assh
-22. n 23 Wu to the Wisp sod Widow of dr
muNin MR rd• tb• hems ribald Mrs

,s at any tonne whidi del ore sew ire
at.'St advantage. Tie Wish jeseirms ebi
• S.eta Wen (Mt. beeet) ilwebeeil lb*
! tr. 4 on this poi.% ; it wen meld lobes
3 IV, mot i tLe opinion they had not the nag el
c bit tuppmed the mond chamber wee W
&nue and therefore it was not earpristag that
clo. No eaadid visa Neil reed thew
c a.c./ a the esselesice ties Y wee a wawa
v.ajist Wigs ea tie we el the elkelits—
e iLy we: sad that they objessed, ow 5517 to
Cwststlail ham net over, bee le Was
Ito matey la say way wash await deer
with "Pike la tie weir they were
e.:ttat melee the. eine voles Is the pre-
-41 Its ',biotite sprawl jaw is week le the

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; 1.1C011.r of all "
0•111
k.4,17U.s who daubed, was it the pert of pot.
• -sr to ricka collation with the rimy oe a
:r.pi n, when the other rune was plain
au. 44 much tl. y then selas had saggseted 1041
ea.tt.4 information that had. yet us,
tcY7lll b} them as asothart their wires
;•!.tt tea btu naked prayers. He felt
ma is se for the question wha•
r.: chamber, amnia the house to decide
churn, aboard be nonrated et
fit a.tainea that at the Caps of Good Hops they
a wand chamber on the principle of oleo-
:rot t.: made a great dirge I. what bad
••.to..cyof this aorta in that respect ;
e tette eve astiafisel of osythiag the& that ia
t.C.VW they were ming la the real sprat of
: t.iitauLon, sad est arab. servile=
Peel, ender ttresmatsae's totally
try: t• Mad a read oltaashor in the eh:,
et..o utarally belonged to a nom sera
0.7 ; sad that failure would
isi..ta and asiaesities la the =a;
ma the effect of other seerema. Ho
test Uinta aliosether from his Wad, but he
'c'ad be wt.e to undertake each • talk.
toritr the delay which art asenearly
•ft &ay tell (obtain turner information from
umbd Act if the second chamber Vol to
tm ups. Its principle of election, but ePoo that
L-t Ire tek weld be coreparauvely easy ; but
' )44.1 tee that on both sides of the beer
see cot the deteriorate of aostatimitlon
4tmeed of for the Australia& colors&
arty referred to have the second climber also
4' PfUltiftk of elenion, but &furter prma. iit
of the qieetion would new rest
44;.ontneat at this period when it wee of the
zoases that it should be finally determined. It
v-.4i a the eery greeted public importer*, and
~.446a *tee it at all event' dories the present
4 opia ion ultimat it would be better that
(ta.trairs should adopt t ely
wo chansbers instead of
nettl he alined they would dos* permaineatly,bst
our better for theraselvss ..or decide then
11."", 4 the British parliament. It was not
• Tarr whether there should boom or
''44slleria as oraial censtitution, but Ur
eroatabed another my important▪ "•owa. pressat, a sulibirt number of
"7" .M'aer to institute two chambers could
• at the four new Australia& color's, and
ales-uf a that opinion by two of the rest
IL•1 v.antry ever asat to Animal".
• 4 "'CU Grey (the present grormer) sad Bit
• irate
entertained similar opinioe& The
to II •5, that, bored of two charter%
• te, it Muth for re wpm+ of •1027.,,_
th.os Moores. lea.king at all tree war.
",..',141 which unartsd fror various outlast&
take ths
reasons which had besa adopted, it
ce• that a gnat deal Oklahoma was hlt
frosa this mum raga bo of
min
14, 41*-1,10(us, or that the colonists should be
et Piti•re er apnoea thou opinions upon a
a '
a. ilitortattes as the FormatoN. The
44e
/Wore for • whey blather& er
.4.1.1 r Wine:Mae which they abhorred.
ak.r, b
ed Plot;, the people, ha the orb,
ttr eith their bathtubs', mad all try
lb*/ shield sadnlasged ea r to
pram, wishe writs sad these they
"ye. That was alto the prayer of the pett-
m and the hilt now brought forward on
...•4`taci ramrod that rare. The hour , matmprudaat and iajudiedaus part to
,Ifficialatioa—nots easkoharo that
▪ ttct Sure to the
sew"t.• ',pet that L'"4..2.°llisd 'wary mar to
/e three had bees rewind with Es'
y the people of kriteria. MO
.1,...-dwa whose intionsti weft 110/Lettet,
, "1 .ono pelitrousd the hem to pre the
ie,•.s,Ots tit vitt sure tile need governor
•• ma •
• pts.• '414 wore the flue oar% be hoped
ths