The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-13 00:00:00

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The Jl;ersing Post madders that the ,government has
broken down in its first trial. Instead of Winging forward
huge and determined measures, it has only to propose the
portpocemeat of serious questions, wbfle It suggests mirror
propetitions which, in principle, are as °Heed* as say
greater pion The policy id the geveramerit is not only a
weak attempt at poelponearent, inn it le a 'Puerile effort
id bribing. Unam thus eiretneatimote it meant be ter
prising that the roajoritg of the house should take mama
together and ask themselves toe what possible public
advantage they should still permit the existence of the
govemoset of • minority bared upon intimidation of its
own side, and bribery of the ether.
The Herold thiabothat, skeet as is the sympathy for
Ireland, and earnest as the den* is to relieve her eager,
ings sad satisfy her real or even leaded wants, the
speedups delivered from the heating below the gangway
on the liberal aide repel that sympathy, sad reader the
desire less active and leas hopeful. They are calculated
neither to promote the cause which the srekers 'sponse,
nor to improve the andentandiag between the two coun-
t tries. Moe Herold observes that in rebuking them dim
tribes Mr. Hardy sea only serried with him the beast, .
feelings if the hoes*, bat IQ ha* with him the me* of
Buglead and the approbation of the bast sad wisest is
Ireland as well.
The Bier remarks that it was evident enough before the
, debate nu adjourned tow shallow were the Ideas' of the
goverment in proposing their university game, and
bow little faith they had in it. ma net asap* el the

speak* lust night I. a great addltkes to the strength of
the liberal appeal to the hitting:sues el this country, and
the isms will not be law doubtful in parliamentary
strength.
The Tdeprept sees no cause for regret in the proepest
of the debate ending without the distinct affirmation or
denial of a resolution on the subject of Ireland, The
tendon of the legislature moat fleet be devoted to the
Irish church, but fuller consideration of that matter by
the public is necessary. To-sight Mr. Gladstone will
speak:mad it' is for him WAWA*. 11.411140 81/111.../SIM.
peseibility ci mioapprithethien. that the Wrath aps de.
terminal to obtain " ecalesiandeal equality" in the sister
kingdom.