The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-02 00:00:00

W. MIL'S, Bo , M.P., who, ea if wee resolved
• imell Assn, eameneemil by expressiag kis regret that
Ide if Hr. Weedy was set present. He bed received a
heir hies him, bowers,, which skewed that his views were
Asst elbseesi. His entateats were soloed. (Chien )
gosh Weft the weeds of Mr. Moody, and certainly he (Mr.
Mike) was la great hopes, heists he had the theme of
rising, that te• siteeld hoe heard from preeekal Semen,
net may the Nate they hued thesaselne ia
lea
the pigment year, bat whet peat they bed
het year, and whether they had Mood over fa tank gee
seeds the iiiimakies whisk the preset meet ef Oiesm
wee awing. For to.. yews preemie bed be Mee
ally •sktksde fir Mesh they had been only tweionth
mei ha free tree, yet i 51846 that Mow wee
gives whet he hared week peeve a fatal ems to the
egvienkomi imeense. (Obese..) AM it was • wiry 111.
I teem Mies Weed te upheld, and am Ise theme lam while
' were swethigest la this ematry he • eatery wed • ball--
to uphold these dietwelasiely, te upheld thee egaelesedy.
sad est W the Mem se upheld that whie theft
believed to be set wily kr the beat of yob •
wham bed le the booth of ell ekues ;
them OM am Salem' hid elegise
_eft hes pees Wier
mother put had shwa isembledwbirh hel deem
aim* te net @Math eggs bee trade gehaelpke—lesetY II
wee • very different thinN uploid Ike ash sail Se safer
the satire mend of them poiseiples whisk they bed feed
agates, been they believed then to be detrimeetal Meths
intereste ef the souttry and lee the. to he be
was seassely ptomain !se *mew de aerials.
shill
parliamout, and nesslees dedelag M uweed ewe Mell
Italy thole adoeasy of bee trade priaekalw but Stir
domenderdin to uphold the.. It teem pee
therehett, more meow thee over that they should
look their pukka la the fee% Tait lo wins
led him ha a tortenation be had with Mr. Weed sad Ws.
Moody nee six weeks ego to state how desirable be theme*
it wee that the members of this amends" amid theee
together and look:their position boldly in the fees; for though
it sight be lespoesible agala to regain proteetion, at least se
that attest which they before had it, yet they might
determine te uphold cotaia principles., and ask tsr a set.
tain reduction of taxation, ad, at the sum dee dew-
sisedly to ask for en import duty cm sedishera
prodos, whisk should at the same time man Mat in
paying some pert of the interest of that debt ..der
which they at point roamed. He wok nee the
words of kis haiental Mead Lied Geeoarrggee Boolach, who,
in a conoreation which be perfectly eseolleMed a year after
the posing of this set abolishing promotive dudes,
stated who he suppood to be the hopelesensee el again
looking forward to • roars to emotive duties; bet at the
sem time the support which he thought, after a period had
*lapsed, import duties be the sake of rename would gain
tbrongbot the country, would be very great. Item then-
/ere on thee. grounds he wished partleularly to take,
hp:sszt may, the mease of what might be Galled the
interact of the twenty of Somme; because it
=in him it Wee very little ia the wonk y the
which they had ; la shop, the insposibility, salon
newhen were friends of the government, of bringing for-
med nay motion which went for aa imposition of duties upon
the pools of this country. It could only be dome in a cola-
Mlles of the whole house; it could oak be done with the
Chwe's entaest ; and he need scarcely tell theta that a pro-
teedenist getting up sad proposing an import duty of Bc,
ee a eliding duty soh as that they last bad,
wield be immediately mat by ministers by their
saying yea have not the Queen's eciasent, sad thodere you
cannot do It. They were thus stopped in liorine, it was
only incidentally that this question could in say way come
up. Now it appeared to him that certainly the whole
question of Mir taxation would be relied next year, because
next year,. a matter of came, the nineties of the impo-
sition of the property tax would again some before Parlia-
ment, sad; that would, open the whole gaintio—(hear)—
of the particular burden of the nation, or on the productlye
pert of it. When that was di-cussed they might ask for any
relief from taxation, et move an amendment on the present
erten of taxation—they could ebooie their eon% Per
titularly, therefore, he would impress upon them the seer
city that meetiop of this description should take pine.
Homeliness of their experience—of their long imperious-4n
the famine interest, should at any rote come then, and
determine whether in any way, without ping back to the
old protective spites, they should adopt or being forward a
plan which, whilst them—for he wnid my it was
impossible to relieve them to the same extent es proteesee
duties did—be believed for good, profi,able cultivation, pre
MMbu we. absolutely neoteary to the British faner—weehl
pet wad to relieve thou from some of the hedge nadir
whiek they laboeted. He believed that whoa posiestlee
use dam away with they did away with the greet ideal=
sepsis improvement, and an improvement whisk was in-
onsing year after year ; therefore for himself he mid pre.
drag Im did in theme 1846, that the abolition of that
said was the greatest blow that agriculture awl the lie
=lll7t of agriculture ever bad received. Wes they
6 the bodes. which they peculiarly bore, mg
whisk had been dimmed In parliament now for tee see
sloes fa various ways, sad when they looked also et the
inils whisk he felt would still arise, it was Use
her them to be stirring. He recollected
well one gnat free trader, when he (Mr. MBAs
was *peeking in the Hose of Commas on pmeemedge
dudes, and the good he thought they did tio the rows el
the esentry, this gentler= observed—We &MI obtest to
import ditties for the sake of revenue. If Wry mad 'Mee
elebeiee—if they could get the edmissies of ova a mei
duty, it was in a *Man degree an equivaleat to preterite
though not to • greet degree. If the import of foreign eon
was te so on as it had gem ea for the last two yean, a null
Import duty at any rate weld relieve the, greatly from
twines. Let them look, for instance, at what a 6e. duty on
wheel, to be called an import duty for the sake of
revenue, would do. For they looked at it as nothing In
the shape of protectioa, bet still it wee sometaiag us ito
liming Ikea from Mastitis. When they saw two slam
el quarters of wheat imported Into this country in a yaw,
let them look at what a 6.. duty on that and a limiter duty
on other kinds of grain would at once produce. It had
Om said that some public men had changed their opinion.
—(qmotlag from the report) —of course is could not say
what charge of opinions bad taken place in leading me,
impt with regard to the beating men with whom he
wee coanected, and he need scarcely say that
netwithatandioe every catch and carp at a few words
side in hurriedly addressing a Meeting by Lord Sna-
ky—the last letter which Lord Stanley had Witten
VI Mr. George Frederick Young had pinketied settled that
wston. (Bear, hear.) He would sot abandon hie prin.
He thought of protection as he always did, and that
was memory for the iatereste of the Suelisk
Mesa Thor he knew to be the sentimeats of Lord
Seely; bat It would be imptectleable till My met t
he state what in all probabality might be Mir rale Oreter
duet &aria, the; next maim Bet If sooty airshoes
ettathei a esaservative and proteeticeist wedgies bed the
power of going up and stating to that sagetieg Wet
sank and such of their esnalitawate had wet abeededed
the least their wish for protainien, hut if they said eel gel
premise at any rate, the edam of shier mweitseati
wen that they should coo forward kr sash sad sub new
sese=wer, her)—lt wee this kind of Wag, sad esele
in this way thee be thought Pell
Zest beirrisseetne mom use. be ..Ashy rid • mews
weld mule next year et rem Ski Of sing to
went hem the govenemet et use NM
la heethe Of this be bed bet M imbe
bed that if they wee seed wed the pewee et
seas W sod
weld set suer for magi and
mush pifedpiee he thought they weeid pas tee &att-
ained body to the be of amoneei emd, swum than this,
they would have judge ea WPM sift owl he amid like le
see any administration thee weld Mee le pate with the
admiaistretion of kitties he say bag ties. (Cheese.) It
wee with that view held gem t ever day, inn be bawd
it steed la theobeeler, whisk had bosh sow him, the 101-
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di w emelemisa of tbe passel Wage the
elds would be misib eeme WN
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sad massevedve weft geseeessime Mee emelt support
of petestimit ed eswerealige__ gefeelpismeltsowthr with
the. we the own met delsolis be pesos seise present
ehemetweeie Tbi am he Was age Inagisiely; there-
in Mwe Ma pest Amara eat he bed Weed esveral
C:l7meek. He win here that the smell.. would
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more deeply sewed late, sad that night have
bled the belie: el the smatry round more pothetholy of
lke agrforslarellessoliatssy, and what they timeegkt ought
te be this 4; of wreime la the set moon of
poiloorol. Geoid set go es offering year after
meet set slew their poorer brews to
Cill"hesteeseq d oat by sae—ton free 0144' native
WI wed heam planted to Ailerons or Auteries ; they mild
lambdas the dawn to leboweee and eventually Ned thee
hie the purism*. Thq IMO sew at, is the third me
of the pewee perlimme awl though laves a Merin se
he es peaty wont, the gemesmest was anNa, by the see
us
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and pm* to Mesa raffoostelb Robles ea Tito' petaiy
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