The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-21 00:00:00

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admires the &tetras I est revert wield *l—mitat •
aushise yea wake that w; sad I am rid te empire
tlist sr with • was in • rade state whore he makes
rivet/erg breed& Lad the, say re what as Intelligent
Ira that rest he who is set ally his own lara
seer, bat his ewe baker, hatter taller, and ahem
skim. Why, I re that mss tiakoe a bad tamer,
tailor, hatter, sail thresaker, reaues he lives to a
state of soskty wired he never had soy Maar of berg
anytklan eke—and hers lola* Sadie, the semoad. I speak
of • greet seekty se regregation of_peeple where they sae
ham • wpm divides of l.boar. our met have • sell
ei.stly large poportre, and • &mead whir will give
employers( la tetra before may nears follow the betimes
of a hatter, a tailor,. or a oheemaker; but, when yes have
inked at 'this state, you give is W batman Wed • Werra
sad • power of ;impel:mart of whirl sea mast be for ever
deprived while he lies la that priaillore slate to shish I
have alluded. Ose of our retakes Wid—
th are the land. to hasterdag ills a prey,
W ham width aseussulcus tad men damp.
Princes and Wan may flourish or may town • .
A sneak ma make themes • Meath los mode;
Bat • hots pasesatry, their coustry's pride,
%hes mos &strayed can sever berapplad.
Bat tier poets are bed poll WU tcantsai4s, sod are bed
reeemen is goomel. Now, yea do sot weer >ea mast go
to as egrical.arel rate of reset, to dad that happy st .to of
trap ia which yea weak like to keep aeskied. I will
err to towns to dnd that s:ate of (hive,. I have sees them
both, and I say that the sea that is following an occupation
is a town, that Is rarer, • machine, sad whets the ma-
chine is doing all the brats labour—that ones mind will be
Is a much better state to cogitate during the day end to
study during the everting then the was who has to lure
up the harrow or see the spade or the bail, or where be has
to error the brats knee which, is the we of oar tows.
popalatios, a so often does by the etess-engine. I say,
then, the dieters of latter is only the eonsequenoe of greater
eivilintra, sad that a pester earamalatini of weskit does
sot hold oat any prospect to es of a deterioration of the
species. I should be in despair if it did ; for it I einem
see • proves; of coutinued prognes of inaokiad in
the great anumulatioh of wealth and the oraglome rare of
man is our large tossup, thee, as all our prepass, wearily,
morally, politically, religiously. as all the •lemma of our
progrem save reanated from the Imre ryas is gam pest,
I say I should despair of our progress in fame if I did wee
sae elreents of oar progrre la trireme is the tree to
some. (Applause.) And it la Jroit iastitatieste reet r
this, in furnishing the opportunity for ruddiest »aeries
for those engaged is labour during the day, that I sia very
moat inclined to hope for the propels of the wonkier pope
lation of our runs; and let it never be forgetter teat it is
by the way in whisk mss speed their leisure hows—s),
mote I wee going to say, bat fatly as mum by the way is
which they spots their leisure hours as the way is winds they
spend their working boars—that the fate of the sum Is do-
tided Is this lib—(hear);—sad jest is properties as you '
hold out lodscssatsui to poor towassien, wherer employed
I. your workshops, is your fastoriss is year warehouses, or
in your counting houses. to seek grntab toot, asauserent or
assitemeat in such iestitutions ea this, do you do that whisk
tends to the elevation of that elms epos whose 'lrene& the
greater§ of the community depends. They must have ea-
atenrut, and it you will draw yours men tram brutal
excitement you MUM give the, the opportualty el ladulgieg
Is sacitement gamed from an elevated taste; and the ex,
dissent to which I allude is not may She ate whir will
most refresh them, sot only is it the re whir' is most
larecot, bet it is the reaper ezeitegrat a ass sate
And. (Applause.) Let • era reed the " Visas el Wake-
rid "—bow mush would it ems him oat of year well.
Award library 1 Ile could hardly calibrate re red.
moral soca of airy olaarged for pennies the " Vier
of Waked id." Why. there is more et pear* errs
meat, mere of Waco to the maa la distress, and more of
eheerfelers to the ass who is gay, than you ma dod
in • doses ready bottles. (Load applause.) I see my
mulatto& gives me no protases lee seaysiling ire may
other tors. We are very late. I hive touched epos the
tone 'Onsets to which ay reseistios relate, " That me
Maria* retargets are perfaneiag most important farrier,
aid are worthy of strivers support ;" sad the support to
mechanics' iastitutions must be given by thew own sera
ben. (Rear, hear.) We have heard venom the presider
of the name of your miseries' limitation being engraved
upon your semetry's heart. That is in. eon of man
who will promote the prosperity of these iestirations.
(Applause.) Re Is deserving of encouragement—he is
demarag tit borer. The seas whose early *thirties has
bra nealset.d, and who somas to as insutotion lute this
to inquire knowledge sad improve his re rte—that man is
a hero—he is fighting against rillSoshies. Compere him
with toe tar who, with all the sikeetagra whisk oily
odueetiou vas gin, roosts a mere tot; boater, a tippler,
or a sot. Bea • era buries with embers desinag to
earl, sad *galas to elevate kunselt mad his :res. CAl-
yore that man with the other. lie le worthy ot kora/.
It is to sash wan you taut loot for 411(041411. Ley emir
rads sad hearts together, all who have that wish, and I
wig guarantee your suesem—ay, even without patrons, or
members et parliament, or others who may some hue to
attend your sankenary. (Lead apprise.)
The siootiau was mother addressed by the Dula of
Belpre, Mr. W wpm, the Hoye: of Leeds, Mr. Beres, sad
Mr. Wroth*** ; and the possediags did not tereamate
till hallpast 11 o'clock.

11,, 2 :4

0. &BUTTON, 114, 1111111Fifiligif, react tbo terrelai-
tiow, aid the Shoff sheen frowidul Willy 10 opts do
hosistme. reolarldrilbab latelma that the mere pond-
sally eau the hie agitate, the !wain had boa diseensd,
ib. 6,460,. had beat the snantsity. (Crum)
Bid rowrINCllll, who woo doseriA es ad
ea es
the hose e ego bothsp, in the cobra hls south said,
we and edled on this day to Colander whether of or all that
jim news ggas—.ceinther wisely or itowisely as you may Wok,
artaiely fairly and generoesly—by the legislators fee the
Roman catholic !population of these realm,.—whether it Is
fitting that the Pope of Rome should pineal out, at his die.
stelae, our fair land co! Chat Britain into Row oathells
Makories sada the spiritual dinettes of arshbleh•ps sad
blahs" tad whether dm people of England oath, shoes
eiramataaoss are quietly to acignietee or humbly nitwit
to this autreeeim movement on his pate ohs of
" No; ae-.")) Genii, see, you say, Na, no " Tat same
=ewer be. bon returned throughout the length and breadth
of this land, from one end to the ether. (Chien.) The
Mlle *steer hat bus returned, ao I as *stormed, by
upwards et 25,000 ielishasets of this county already, who
ham signed an address soot by certain memben of Us
oars, late the various parishes. The questa+ has also be..
asurtmd, allow me to say, by some of the moss dials.
gobbed mentlitto or the Bow as catholic body theassives—
by the Duke of Norfolk and Lord Beausoot, who, with a
outage wh oh must ever do these hour, have repudiated
the alts-montane and slavish sots of their own "harsh, and
have sated that they would rather bravo the Wunder
that church than falter in their allectianos to the sovereign,
or in their Adylity to the coastituticio of me realm.
(Enthesisatie shot) And, gentlemes, I our the,
like sawn will be given by the inbohitants of Devout
assembled here th.s day. (Cheers.) Whether yes adopt
the address or the amendment, is is tot fa leagues of lush
•r vituperation a the anode:thou faith of any of air fellow
objects. It le ant by saving to the Pope, "basso you
have bon insolost sad nograteful, we will be intolenot
I sod viadictim" -(ebsers)—out by amusing the Ann atti-
tude which right and lett tee always gins—(Ind elisers)—
pteeldsoing on the one band our stedest "durum* to those
great principles of liberty which genre to info mon the
tree enjoyment of his religion without let or hiadrasee but
proclaiming on the otheryonArm dsterraiestiois to
support the %mon fa her rightful matoority—("bear"
aid ohm") far the lambastes' of the 'mousiest
prise:4W of the reformed snatch priosiples given
by the Reformation, and sins* csa firmed, sad I truss ems-
Wished for ever by the glorious revolution of 1588. (Pa,
treated cheating.) Bis lord.bip concluded by reading the
adthese. This document. after the usual declaration of
loyalty, men to the late act of the Pops as an invasions( the
royal pruogative, and an infriegossat of the Erathelpatiou
Ast, atoustaged by the relent Lettish spostames, and the
itanasialog madmen of the ministers of the English
oburcts. The aderees, however, recognises liberty for all as
part and psrool of the eitostitedins, aid prays that the civil
rights of no religious party easy be alai gal.
it T. T. F. B. DRAKE, Bart., sesonded the address.
L. W. BUCK, Req., M.P., said an amondmeet bed boa
pet into he lauds it whisk he soodially annerred. Situ
the pest 1829, whet Ittihad the honour of representing that
city in puritanism, ha lad always voted against catholic
emansipatioe—(partial appanse)—sot from any feeling ot
lasolorsnor, beano he wield vesture to osy these was not
as isdividusl ha that useamdy that had ever been inert ready
than himself es all ocessions w else the utmost support to
every shoe of religious opinions so long u they did not
interfere with the protests.; institutions of the cooatry.
(Hear, hear.) That was the coins which he intended to
puma it his attend= was again called to the 'ablest
They had heard of et my Roman estaelios being gleamed
to high situatioes, whilst a high authority had in the lima
of C raiment said the two religious were antageolstie, gad
the thumb of Rome would sever seam until it kid malted
the asconducy. Wises they saw a gourmet% introducing
mutates lowering the their no of the pro.eistants—(septa
saes of diment and assent); whoa they hand &math
tabor taking precedence of these of the protestaat abaft %;
when they saw bee Majesty treated with insult by the Pop!
—(slignt uproar j "The dun first denied her supremacy;
" Look at your owa bishop ")—be did think as date warn
arrived when It was ingembent en the people of England to
salts to throw adds their party and their political °Otiose,
and to *all upon her Majesty's g nnnnn meat to pat sash
restrictive masseres as would prevent Popish aggression, and
er old put her legato in sect a position that she could at
up to the oath whisk eke took on ascandiog the throes.
The hon. baronet concluded by moving an amended a Was
whiehdiffe red from the °digital one in containing the follow-
lag paragraph We feet confident that this riggrasioa
habus-encouraged by the grants to papal foatitations by
ffaineesive governante, and by the achnowledgmeat of the
Ada el Romish prelates in Ireland and the colonies."
L. V. PALK, Bsq. ossondsd the stneudausit, anissadvett-
ingseverely upon Lord John Russell's attack on Trastaziat-
ins is the letter to the Bishop of Durham, and mallets
Isis pelts, le disunion mums. Mr. Falk, at tho suss time,
assailed Lord Porteous for salessyssies la this matter et
preparing the address.
Sir J. B. Y. BULLER, Bart., M.P., put two quations
to Lord Fortescoo—whether is Ws address which he had
proposed there was any implied inmates of pledging the
aunty to a vote of confidence in her Majesty's
god whether he pledged those present to as details of say
Laura to he in.roduard
Earl FORTIISCUE said he had no such intention or
idea.

Ile JOHN BULLBR thou urged the withdrawal of the
seseadment for the salts of useansity.
B. FULYOBD, Bq., said, if withdraws by the posseat
proposer rte would bring it forward eosin.
Roc J. HATCHARD (of Plymouth) than proposed
rider is Lord Portescin's address as follows:—" Whilst we
iodleasstly protest aggiast the assamption of sovereign au
thority in Ws country by • brolge teolvisetis, we amply
lantern dist clerg) mon ol our own church who, in subscribes,
the Thirty•oice Articles, have acknowledged in explicit
terms your Id inlay's immensity, should hays burs most
forward in loading their flicks, step by step, towards ROOMep,
practises." • • • •
Tams unhappy diffsrenom brought about by Me Psomite
onrgyesys of tall church of Busload may hays Lid the Pom
to the fallacious conclusion that the stiosyyrsion of Zeeland to
Ronisslaswas user st hued. We desire faithfully tomato pair
Monety that we do not beget that liberty of comonass la
its meet print for. is now part and parcel of the British
mosticsum ; sad we resiliently trust that so act will be
sanctioned by your Majesty or your advisers which shall in
any monYer abridge the civil rights now enjoyed by all soma
end denominations of your bleprstre sobleme. I. .shine
this sisursoss we humbly pray your Majesty, assisted by
your Majesty'. areasthotional adviser., to adopt nab
Amanitas es Mon rfrostastly remiss irs aedac see assump.
rim of pow., emus:dog iron • portion of Me prosodist
Mask and entirely provost preitasfoot smorogmioss from
belag outraged tip kondsh proems ; sad we Mall hemintly
pray mat your Majesty .ay loos sir Juni to reign over
ire., loyal sad united people." Fur thirty-dee yaws—,
imatiossel'the reverend. gentlessm—have I mslotend is a
clergyman st her altars; I love Mr eerviose, sad I :tom Mr
doctrine. With a firma Bishop of Brent I hope to soy—
"No pros with Rome." But, gentlemen, while I=
July distil. popsy proper, I still more medially
more sordidly hite—otioery improper. (Loud Amin.)
The reverend gontlemaa Mee referred to the sou
of the Biters of Mary, and to the hid that the bishop
hod emmorsted Bs. drusvioden Clans, Cornwall, with•
oat eomaussion mile, and with a oresesce table sad high
altar, both of which Sir E. J. Fut had declared were
issonsistmet with protasisst mirk. Hs also quoted the
celahrsted spot*, of 14. Sarsil, at tit. Madan Hall, is
the 24th of Jetty lost, whoa the ellees was dsmal of rit
down to the gram with the gurus of posterity and henry,
and the charge of perjury on Is, assns. In .00.1111S011, ha
aligned arm mums wdy 'Practsrisniess was to distasterul :
dist, Imam. it was disloyal to the Qom* dasylag her
summary sesossl, besams it sisemissel Impiety Mears
Q td ; sod 'thirdly, Mouse It wio tang popery without la
honesty. (Chime)
0. W. bOLTAII, B.q , stacodad the rider of the Rog.
J. ilatebard.

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THE OXFORD PROTEST.
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Wiwi tett It au daty to wiThla oqt slinalares frees the
r ger propseoll ter wet edoptiee by the relit rovetwod
Whey of this dl .M et the sassing of the Uhl
stashed. os Ytilay. Na,. 2S. MO, &sire Weft
*eft to soce.d oar Mese ter models"
t. llsesa•• Use protest sisesoot soldslestly take fts Wad
uses She words. of thew melees& wits. sot, ea Ms
sad dual of skies hiss doubts', is wbleb dap
bats's; she aural of Remo sad ear ads_sok
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SWlleaor smarm "ramie; prows/ Oh
to 'two the a Menage lap arks of oar Obese
nee' s( those lasilasssaisl sad Wanton of their rellgiews
system wale/ sada Sb. sisekpe(sai Mewed Refewewdoodetto,
Mislay seesseasy, owl whisk cull sake say resesullsilistW
ease betimes as isasardile, nesse by the entire As* of
Reiss Welt
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of tM law ad of the dusk of Loos es seblesadoel,„
2=to she ands. yonseiseros to polo of iLiziesep
. sad ea *M &ak Nemo timid= p.voile ; whereas we desire wallas sad IN* allbluit Po'
wet sselsse bar as a tyessaiesl. ssaiwikilles; oho IMO"
usessystelll,lltparisst to UM Weed ettlisolie tag
soils el ass, sad arless on to o the ef Q.
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laissest esuld elselaid pip sissa., Ass bisssace,
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