The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-30 00:00:00

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LONDON. 11.71DNISDAY. JANUARY 30.

Taus an two es awes peculiarities of the present
WIWI awd ear bread stwfave of so melt dial&
mass tliat they :at set be allowed to pow on

noticed.
The int le, the memo at many of thee of the
labenrier elms. They .tsi.d these asessablages of
leadowears sad Meet
to seam_ with them.
pretest egoism any mesa te acemomeat
_and ma-
miceelly get no angry with Ile-hogid
Mir employers 1124 weeM.he paboms ae M bums
vociferous and illsmiledy.
It need to be h aegiewsit egalast the anti-corn law
agitation that the working classes seer cordially
joined in it. And there was some truth is the state-
ment. The Mead's sad salaamed portion of the
community bad thee some ins that hes trade might
lowa wages. The word pr teed tickled sad
charmed their earn. And they bed more faith in en
extension of the eaffrage benatisg them by ramie(
tazatioe, than in forms earn. So Mr. Comas sad
Mr. Basset, in their meads evilest the bead mo-
nopoly, had sot any my pascal at sathriutio
support from the iguana» of the man. It was
the intelligent* of the community is which they rode

to somas.
Mark the change. This great seethe of one Tie
lotion, through the army of tree trade, new ea -
the the Messier of cheap tweed. large loaves, and
wages: They have, this year, thanks to foreign im-
portation and domestic expestabon, 12,000,000 snore
quarters of wheat to est than ever they had Was.
And, better still, they have the piesniary meals of
consuming it. Is short, the labetwisuelestes now
know the value of free trade to them. Mmwing and
feeling its value, they seek to preserve it. So they
attend the entall-loaf meetings, and sere with the
squires. They tall the monopolists wee threaten
them with low were, that they as. hatter off now
than they ever were; that they COOMBS more tweed,
owe their trades-people Imo, have Sneseoultortve
and are generally in rod work. oppeee facts
like these to the squire's threats and . They
have tasted the meets of free Ina% and see not again
to be deluded into the bitter min of menopoly.
Thus, for example, a stocld, at UM Mashie"
meeting the other day, told the Toieesteribhe squires
that " his belly had taught his train" what free trade
was; and the poor fellow's expremim and suggestive
dictum clamed the nwinopoliste 11104IIIS. Mr. rime
had nothing more to say than that the Hinckley
etockingers were a very worthy get—a compliment
which the stockingers could not return the squires as
a body ; though they were not unmindful o some
special services rendered to them by Mr. PACKS.
This change of opinion and conduct on the tart et
the labouring class is the highest testimony that can
be given in favour of free UM*. Its object was their
immediate benefit; that object has been aceomplished
and the class most benefited are resolved not again
to tolerate monopoly. The ignorance and the intelli-
gence of the country are thus united against the sel-
fishness of the squire.
Another peculiarity of these sasemblart is that all
the great landlords who show their teems at them-
though declaring th mashie protectionists in prin-
ciple, implore the more blatsat of the lass powerful
'noires and the tenant farmers, not is think of any
immediate return to act et parliament pe4m. Now,
this peculiarity briags into a strong setter the great
fact, that it is the swam proprietors this:K.6,M seek
a return to monopoly. And the reams is obvi-
ous; these um, as a body, are all tawsOf em-
barrassed ; they have been living on a margin of rent,
after paying the interest of their tweeted limey,
which free trade threatens to enereaoh on, and, in
many cases, to wash away. A permanent fail in rents
is ruin and disgrace to them. Their day of reckoo-
ing is approaching. They have the fear of an
English IncumberedEstates Act before their eyes.
Now, so long as these men can remade the tenant
farmers that a worn to monopoly is a probable, or a
possible, event, just so long wilt their donee go on
paying them half-yearly . oat of their capital that as
rent which on no true principle is rent.
The small-loaf and dear-bread meetings are all got
up by this clam. No one knows the fact better than
the great landowners of the kingdom. So, whs.),
ever the latter attend they speak in a very different
tone from the embarrassed landlords. And well they
may ; for free trade is actually beneficial to the pro-
prietor who has his sheep skies in his own streeg-
box : he is in a position to be hamited by is
effect on all other ciammedities as well as aa grain.
But free trade to the propeister who limbed sharps
on kis land, whose riwirawes am pasted I. the
neighbouring atonal who fits grown let ea his ex-
traverse*, co to a riming vagrant who hes liateen
by his own enterprise and energy—free trade to each
a man is a terrible reality ; it is destructive 'Whig
hopes, hear* under its influents his rents mist fall,
his lands will pas away from his family, and his cre-
ditors be peed. But this, to him, dreaded change,
will be a blessing to the country ; for it will bring
capital to bear on production ; these pitalist who dis-
places the insAvest will know the value of high farm-
ing ; he will be prepared to do his share of it; and
he and his tenantry will rely on the amount of the
rodeos to be raised, not on prises aimed at by
statutes.
It implement, then, to see the Doke of CLISSLAND,
Lord YARBOROUGH, Lord Howe, the Doke of Barr-
/0110, and even Sir Haunt Homers, separating
themselves from this elms cd prepristme fir IR the
separation at the sheep hem the wolves them is mach
hope fro the former; ad the latter will be all the
more seedy exterminated.
A third pesaliatity ere these massialages is, that
Mx. Tsmaam.fs balderdash is seldom or ever repeated
at them. The 'squirm ion tiastively fleet the weakness
of this pert of their ease; the trout bemire know
that if the delusion were to prevail, the wriest would
have the best of it; and both are of 'pintos that re-
deetion of taxes is net the object for which Mr.
DisaAau was allowed to soma Loa

Here, them we have at them Rusting, the Mow-
ing class protesting against any mans to probation ;
the gnat landowners telling the embarramsd pro•
rioters that say soften to it is at present berthas ;
snob oat haler& howling mat for it in order to keep
the tssant fames@ elf the tree meat el low rents; the
Nissen joining in the sheet tor it merely to give- m-
iler to their feelings ; and seemly a Mama Wl=
seriously one word is tamer et their ledleilla
proposition to cheat them, and Militia ide poson
in parliament, by *aim triiiill IS the film
ieme et *Mal berthas on
Te mask displays fees traders ma have no possible
&deaden.

Ws weds. to fed that the yspw-sokno sad pub-
lishers el Ilasimed sea
sahrfrsallatars es the
stMest et the pig" douseg -idge los
held at Ildisharyit oa W sag gm
lar. Maxus • Oawmt was diad Is grids,
ended it the apprisleiont of a esaluillos to ma-
yor with parties is Ragland, witsns eigaged la
brisgiag the matter before the goverssioat, and to draw
so a memorial to tho Tawny, pub' far s meal.
This is auriarss, sad it the essath paper-atakoss oar
mats tool ow, of lb* time, we doll ass despair et
their a ning a repeal Of 'firs daty sigraisper, ewe
is ths owes of the awing souks.
In addition' bele widish, a kw web
hook, we had the ostimitstisa of rebidding ea tido
istpertaahrsdisseelded wed evarldlisi dale la 1
the Bitabzik , • whisk mist to eledy
fa*atrtst ti ot vie", the °premiss
sad et this obnoxious tax.
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