The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-04 00:00:00

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rigid. The ammest los tries amiliatine, sad grate
a few perbee, he is mealad, Ulm Haman..
Yet this is the gemmument that the Mae, som-
&Morel is the lbationeitto supreme English spades,
tYI its model ipsommass. I esessily mem ta
its yesterday ialembilies el its • Bum •loamcim,
emeigado, sem a member of the lama same, and
slam hie soessoien to the cables. the upholder if
every set of promeiptice • midi amidert :biro
mon to that of Boandetrailrfre6,-lo eraef2ll6,
I = aim giretest when thole ramoiege of amenity,
set beams say doer Josiah man meld be pea
mood by dies; bat tamers limy go firth he Gm-
many and to the wide emdinsea es the /apeman et
the belay of Were they really .e,
Englishmen wail dement to be Meisel and isented
free the fees of the earth, se theuest servile sad
the meet mash betrayers of lemenity, and se
men who, having seised freedom for themselves,
were ready M hap despite to fetter the rem of sae-
kiad in order to moon the Reeds the mempoly
of an moral and materiel ademetagem x
It is in truth moot digreambi to targagliab.sha-
maser to behold me of itmedisehiag swab thus imp.
poet the lIINi isfeenone mad ergeograde of Eszeman
C= ate sad cum* sa4 sot rely upheld It in
at hems, bat aid it ia eatjuoatienof
mem salightmed sod acre liberal- Germany.
Per ear part, we ewe as mere kr a
Pennies dynasty than fre an Austrian one,
fir ea mopes a the north mane this for one is the
meth. Eat when we see the Prussian insearch grant
a -suede ties. and uphold marreentatire mentmest
Bad missidpal inetitatioes. end at the same time re-
summand and @trim to obtain the rams admatages
fee Osemeny as a wholet--when, as the other had,
we wee Austria abolishing every shred of awaits-
time goyermatentat homaead imistiag thatGeramay
@bell bays no federal mem* ems sae compand
of the delegates of its courts end risme:—
when we am religions telersom ead freedom of
=oplaion and worship maintained and ea-
Prussia, whit Assaf& name hum*
eatholie rule beck into all the eight of priestly deea
nettle when we see education is Prussia eme--1
dusted by the most enlightened sad liberal man fa
Wive, while is Austria it is prohibited or
to the beats :—when we see In
Peoria a national army, raged from all the
*lmo, high sad low, rich and pose, a
Indy Incapable of Wog tie berameat of appro.
lien, when, on the contrary, we see an Austrian
pmeameent support itself solely by the jealousy ell
ism making um of the Croat soldiers to nosh *el
Gement, the Germans to appellee the bake. mid
*abases again to keep dower the Behunim--when
cm see in Pamela the moot esdasaf, the meat
beleneled, the moot wealthy men aseseisted
rorto form a esaatitatimal party, and
isk Austria we see not a vestige of
man, who same to have an idea, or to
elmals a principle al conetitntimal government :
whim we look ern this paters and on that, we
mut own, that with every Englishman who I. above
dem polities of a taft-bunter, we prefer the lade-
Pikeese aid ascendancy of north Germany to the
wilibiry sod despotic predominance of an empire
VIM is owe qua/ter German in tongue, and
whit is whole Cossack in policy and civilisation.
Prussia may ..ccumb in the struggle of light
Clde:knee, mod freedom against despotism ; but,
is the fault of hoe monument and other King.
117 Prussia's esescualgog, the north German cause
may be a moment eclipsed. But as intelligence, and
wealth, and courage, must in the end peedomiaate
wise the brats qualities, contrasted with them, Imbue
as her of North Germaay dully em rgmg mot any
=iends; ideher, that Austria may
t PeaekWet, or that the Times may lacquer
flor them.
The fault of the Rag of Pavaka is, that he pats
his trate ia . Primes, whom he aught to has tires%
Y people, Re did se because the of
IV:semi favourable to hie liberal views. at
nose kypeceby ea their put. They pre-
for the mem &spedb to the more salighteesd powerm
le an ammo* of sleeted German, of men amen by
all Mimosa fairly, there could be no fear et
=the ahem@ of inteUlteacto d&so-
lid in a diet of peaces, that kind
seestitatimal amenably which the !lees
ankh* reform to all others, it is plain
Vat maim rights or representative govern-
ment maid never be entertained or dammed, mays to
be intoned. And this is what the Bows prefers.
In order to be in the least cnosistent, it ought to pro-
pose the abolition of the House of Commons in this
mantry, or at least the repeal of the Reform Bill.

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