The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-21 00:00:00

OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL
NATIONS, 1651.

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Toe 8101111TANT dim mod
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Mr. N. GIBSON, Kr., mieml IBemmt somiMine, " That
the proposed exhibidom Itinld Man great ademtege ce
all classes, wheals goodmotook dhldboitere, et mminmere ;
sad Mad Si pommets- albs wedding dams .by
ollrri,g examples of immoiMmen mid othmaiatind bidooley.
Re thoaglit that, of tlie ishish
Christians sad philanthropies hem the espiel-
dee of 1851, Mere would be and substentialbeneillts
of another kind eon by its means on Me 'me-
tropolis. One minim of persons, at least, would
visit London on that emeelon, and they would spend
1,04,0001. Than the railway compantes, who had
been lately complaining of diminished dividends, would
derive some advantages frees increased passenger traMe.
The shopkeepers and hotel-keepers would also come in for a
share of he general outlay that would then take place, so
that, taking tke lowest view of the exposition, great good
must necessarily ensue from It. The right hoe. gentleman
emicluded by exhorting the meeting to contribute liberally
towards the support of the project.
Mr. B. GODWIN secoaded the resolution, which was
carried naminseudy.
Mr. DUN VORD, a ateetuatie, expressed his gratification
in promoting the modes to the utmost of his power—an
obis,' which was rolsulated to make true dignity on the
working man. This was a sort of shake bends between
nations, and he hoped foreigners would be treated with that
kiedates manifested en a former occasion to the French
national guards, that they would be received in the true
spirit of British liberality.
Mr. ERNEST, an operative, supported the motion, which
was martlmeuely carried.
—lib—.lor. B. VINCENT moved the next resolution, to the
Weed that all nations being invited to midst in this exhiii-
non would tend to the promotion of poem throughout the
civilised world.

Mr. COWAN,,Mended the resolution.
A motion, appladai a load ream i rtee ter dm ppm et
carrying oat the Alma d the meeting, wee that peed, sad
the prooeedinp termiaated with the anal Meel Snake to
the chairman.