The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-28 00:00:00

'ROTECTION MEETINGS.
CLEVELAND, YORKSHIRE.

11PH OVER THB PROTECIIONISTS.
S•TUaDAT NlOlll.
,debit, one of the largest towns in th• district
clauJ. is Yerkahire, his this day gradated •
',nougat aaiastia•, by ttie Isoklieg of • pro-
meeting to the large roots of the Now Mill. Great
has brio mode to secure the attendance of a
watt. r ad Isodowncre art teuest.farmers, hat the
•as m y ineltimdut, mid the r umber of ag.ieul-
.4 mach km than had Amu anticipated. Placards
pored is the district, and the atteadaaes of &limit's
to firm won/able to protection to sillily
,ae Imptested, bat at the Memel 'Bootleg (19 Wabash)
'es colt a small muster, the meeting loin* ebui
of lies Waal& The ; roreecisgs were
past too, at skirls time them ma. • good sties-
:id v4~1.61214' had been pieced at the bottom of the
cmiug tree trade moth s, tad os one of them was
the word* " Peel, Cobilim, and Bricht for weer."
occurred is the appointment of chairman, bat
sir. John Richordsoa, of Lisighorough, • member
Lcirty of Frieocs, was propo,cd. lits nomination,
co utposed bas the We-inters, o•thougb he was
ly p nutted to tasto the *hair. Mr. ton, a priittr
~1.1.14iT, oaring explained that ►e could act impar-

:LAIRMAN made some rather lenghty remarks,
pvt oe which was, that it was quits true the people
aeatvetiou, mit what they required was protection trona
:sawn; sad motets they couAgat that it was of very
, ohm's:mg yrotemioa tor anythis4 ties. (Applasee.)
,u.tht the suffrage ought to be eateuden, athl that
tat ,riple allianos " of the chutes, the army, and t.,.e
idt,t to be ntarmed. And belthawise was GI opinion
y wanted pm:urethan against the irresponsible power
magrotram Y Levying wad expendlbg the county
:,...out the swatrM at tae rave •a) eel,
It.L.IINS, a testratramer, bn,tl; moved, amidst
,tan, a resolution, exons.ive ot the opiciun of the
it the meat:mg, tut the pus:at egricultural charms
;tent up** the am:putt:l of tn. prictiple of tree
~,ttleultural produce, tad that it is impossible Mr the
unpretecurd, to compels with tvnign•
tr d as we aro with heavy taxation.
Lenoir RICMgESLEY .the Rev. C. Cater)
ibe tiaollitiols, Mint alas et "Dons with your
ate.

to this tenthstion as amendment Iris pro-
fit. HUTTON, to the ed,t that iris trade so Mr
emu taws eapeetadwar, and they earnestly prayed
.d.r.tiss be made to the impeetattou of groin. Ha
r.l toot indention had had Ike elect of musing the
Metre.. warm the worki.g elesees, that protection
b.tuti.ed the immen, ri-o that the t retest move-
',tour of a 'stern to probiri too duties had arisen
On to Mita those Mate watta had been imposed
Ist organ faille of prices than at present coat.
. C. DUANiti. of 0 utechw ugh, saornd.d the
.rat, stetting that it would or impireible to radon
n; ttr if it was muted It:, the iarl.eutent,Dol4llo,
by and ato the consAnentre. it
rem to decide whether th, y wets for tree trade and
at kt netts:tire duties and dear corn. (eaten )
provaiiiices were Men put to tne rote, sad then
ty -etwilstabis majority to meow or the ameed-

nioved • resolution for • petition to be pre-
, ler Majesty, pnyiog that eh* would dissolve par-
ts older that tho sense of the crontry mitt be
to tee best twee of avoiding threstoneo
Al:11160X seerandee ties 111014011, mute
a WWI al'lN.

alums WAS propostd, praying her llojeszt to
ti • ;,rntort inking, awl to cal sun lota the
wkw wnaid wry so a greater intent thi pziacipliss

MM YOd Of
LS, losicomaiag tin nassilsonr, obiervid that
i., "oils it Wm colunty week hillow the 'Lymph
been wet theta by lir Lawson, of Boriughbridgi,
hit his farms tavalotil to silt multi pilots, (lay
noble their tissues to he. by thors pricer. (Chien.)
acectionot was mho adopt 4 after which tho momiag

MEETING AT BRIGHTON. •
sixth annual meeting of the SiWWI Society
P.a.:eine of Agriculture and Na ire Induitry vu
Saturday, at the Old Bbip Assembly Roans, ]high.
.be Duke Or RICRXOND (president of the sacie:y;
e chair; and scamp those mesa( were the Earl of
M P., mad R. resew, EA., 11 P.
Dole cf ItICIIIIOND-oit is rut necessary for me
up the time of this meetiog a: any lingth. It is not
to mem!, myself in jiving advice to the farmers of
ad—l have nu right so to do; bet perhaps, as the
teat of this oxide, yea will not thiuk 1 am taking too
on myself if I venture to esy • few word. es
mums I think we all ought to pursue.
heir.) In the lint pk.c, no man can deny
Oro is streegth. Unforrenarely, the great butt at
led interest of this 'misery has been that It never has
er days naited haeli torten in sae sarong body of
itk MO ether claws. Now, by your hay* joined
now.: Association. we have now hrostd a busy of sots
• part of the coaster, ortmiating of landowners, land
rs, "idealism] labourers, eLluowners. ehipbu4Jers,
•de employed in Warr tirades, firmly muted toge-
rh the determiaatioa to bring be:ore the NM-
the emustry grievance to which we know we have
art 76joetlyazpas rd. (Hear, hear.) We, the fume's
.Ln•.y, will always be ready to compete with to.
of toe weed, if they wall give us fair play ;
t cermet he said that y.u, pay ire tee
of tessaion you do can cemyere oath the
of o her countries, who pay little or no taxation.
s 441 aware, if you do not wish to employ your
N y mare bound to maintain th .m. You are bound
-on them either in the WOrkt.otiro or oat of the
ur. rut in foreign countries no such law a nista.
roue cmstries they only employ those men whom
,b.k they can employ peofitable, and they care not
iao stoat becomes of duns oat of work. (Hear.)
.at ta mfre, their labovers live on toad which we
t :Cso to our dogs in oar kennels. (Hear, tem.)
r. s 30, then, is to be fir c and determined. I
by violence t 3 Mersin any ohject which you
; bar I ask you to show yuurselees free born
to a, out fearing to earns your rerievanors in gay
%nate you think you have • right to obtain
I sak van not to be beaten down If
niesnos should be sneered at and laughed at ; bet
c entry I Look to the opini of the people of
cur • time to come to a right and just principle.
•ha right must have &misfire over wrong ; sad
n r or later we shall letlllll to that fair 'Oersted pro-
, ail domestic industry without which this country
snow to be great. (Cheers.) I therefore room.
ri to steadily pantie the object which you have in
I you by every exerituti sal means in your
attempt to set rid of • goverrenest in whoa we
rave he slinbtest coati limos, became@ we know what-
own individual opiniocs may be, they have %odor-
' truckled to • knot of free trade numufacturars, and
• writ led, not constitutimally, permit me to say, by
~r of that party who got rid of protection to domestic
(fleas.) I will, maniere, delay yon no Lougee
,o ask you to allow the motetary to read
rim, and then to rah you to do your
net rid of the government that toes not merit
ewe of the people, and Owe in their Meld usen in
you have coafidance—(hear, Rear)—tad then I
recommend you to leave in the kande of those who
mid them that difficult point of getting back that
perfection which, at the same time teat it will tend to
aft: of the agricultural interest, of owner, occupier.
urn, will brad also to promote the wclf..rs ant the
ty of all slaws of our fellow-enbjeets, be those fellow-
employed in sericulture, or be those subjects em-
ta toe manufacturing or to the shipping interest of
'atty.
JOHN PANSEURST thee read the report, the
Aorta of which are emb:died in the speech of the
Richmond.

lIADWBIL, in moving the adoption of the report,
Adana thet the fanner, in order to enable him to come
nth the foreigner, mat bans a similar exemption from
oat general taxation as that enjoyed by the foreigner.
L H. BIOG (of Bingham), in seconding the resoln-
rp t into a stridence/ statement, prepared by himself,
produce and expenses ni fa►a.ing ha the Weald of
According to this, a farm of 100 serge yielded a hers
nation at tiOs. a gurney, and involved a ion of 176 i.
. present pilots; equivalent to half the rent, halting
whole of the tithes, pad rstes, highway rates, and
Sawa% balk.

rim was adopted; and oa the notion of Mr.
wended by Mr. 41.1131641 CAT?, the seesueittee of
meat wee reelected.

S. Bt.-.0 and Mr. G. Orarmtit aildremed meet-
t• riling for the impossibility of farming in E•tgiand
11. prices; and Mr. J. ET.I.%IAN followed on :he some
It adduced no new argument in favour of protcrtion.
thimics to the chairman, who acknowledged
tp. mast, closed the proceedings.
EAT OF TIIE PROTECTIONISTS AT BEDFORD.-

ericy morning a public county meeting, convened by
igh Sheriff, in pursuance of a requisi'ion e'gned by
s vet fire hundred persons resident in the county, was
the Shire hall, in &Allard, in order to take into
:anon the present distressed eta.e of the agricultural
r interests, and to adopt such measures as to the
: may stem best for wearing equal and joet protec-
•very class of the eennamni, evident foreign competi•
rh, chair was taken by Mr. H. U. Brandreth, the
stiff, and in • 'ow minutes the hall, which is repe-
-1 oldiog between six and seven hundred people, was
A to iocsovenienee, the agriculturists arid artificers
.e.parently pretty equally balanced, the preponder-
en,, luting is favour of the farmer. Oa the pin-
ker the their, we noted Lord St. Jobe, the Hem.
'revue, M.P., Sir George Osborne, Bart., Colonel
.!..nel Gilpin, die. There was also present a strong
• t tree traders, under the leadership of Mr. Willie,
ence.ofecturer of Luton, Mr. White, and some other
▪ The chairman's opening observations were
to with attention ; but the speakers in supp•mt of
,•ueioas—of whom only three attempted to address
vios— encountered such persevering interruption
Hiseh Sheriff, twiner unable to obtain a hearing for
for himself, declared the meeting dissolved.
.0, the proceedings were most disorderly throughout,
:see was roosted to ny either party.

runomeT Parrnomi.—A Woromter cone-

"A discs of the protectionist petition adopted
Worcester meat/ meeting has lain is the entrance