The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-14 00:00:00

THE LIBERAL AND THE mar

Mien tlio Pros.)

Our practical friend was look at the queution in
• ;meths' annamr. Zs most pith • gororannth fits
ducks Is Mind no nom int>w this, w say, smantho Ws
rands of preboonsm
Does In, ban Me 'pa ihe aid Meal awl, lam that
he thoires the sinition t mrinmentic estoampmes, meth •
mdanisa at Walks br to. tandt of the people ? Doss be
MI as ia the mon rpkit that was should its ward to
Inn of solf-debnin, aka besot ar faYeaef, arid thin to
force oar own views mom diodes pennisks is clam*
pack sad injurious ken abeam piety seek eradasi nay
proosed—rater to. to the oomposs of Vines, or ban
whip eat the onsposs it Park? Does ho doused
the sholitke at moped= and pothategs in the distrilm.
tko at goaaramer mppolatmnith ad • thorsigh
reform et civil-swim administration ? Dose he wilt
to on condithiss misond fir mirk, mad • system of mamba-
tioa latrodand which dreb epos ape the orrice to every
educated yank la the kingdom ? Doss he sigh he ea
sareliontka of our %dims sad wily promotes of law ?—lbr
the dation ot general ednentisa I—thr • amproloomire sad
windrow pawl sin= which shall mime hiss ben the
term» of the gezOilli sad Weer ? If dew are Ide de•
mead; we eaa paid readdradly to the lama and the cow
wrrothre warm and bid him look upon this Oman and
upon that. The Maim podia the unseat, ot rsdatiing aw
mtablishanate to • pea kola& and oksisktoefrit Minor

In completions of equipment and pod:Midis df discipino
rattier this in awe strung* of numbers. Lord Penman
and Lord Palmerston are for an extravagant expendi-
ture end a large standing force. The liberals mod&
with every petty principality m Europa, and would scatter
their image through all lands at the pant of the bayonet.
Mahomet himself was not a more derided votary of armed
proselytism than Lord Paimeraton. Nor, indeed, is this the
only point of resemblance. But the tones say that, ea Eng-
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Lad LAS resalhed Ler moat fortunate constitution through
tiesdess front interference, we ought to allow foreign nations
the same chance; and that mutant intervention between
kings and sublects, be they 'tying or be they week, is in
reality as debasing towards them ss It is dangerous and ins
jurivaut to ourselves. In two weeds, the restless, disestielied
spirit of liberulism as naturally vents itself is war so the con-
servative and insular spirit of toryissn clings to the policy of
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To proceed with our enumeration. Tho trail* reduce tax-
ation and keep frith with the people. The hberals maintain
taxation and break it. The only civil-mm*lm reformer of the
day with a posaibility of success la Lord Stanley. The only
law reformers who are not laughed at are Lord St. Leonardo
and Sir Fitzroy Kelly. The only educational refonaer who
is not an improctioable enthusiast, or a convicted blunderer,
is Sir John Fekington. The only measure of demotic legis-
lotion, in which the liberals have not whinny broken down,
is the Convict Bill of Sir Grange Orey ; and that wan only
red.:mod from destruction became it to mine extent adopted
the principle which a tory newspaper hoe been foremuet in
promoting,

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Now, then, will the practical man tell UA Why it is that Its
cries out for anything rather than a tory government P If
we prom him with facts, he is dumb ; and theories cannot
stand without feet.. We know very welt there is a certain
clam in the country who have a very fair ground of diaerence
with the bmies. But the loudness of the etimuur against
them seems always in proportion to the unrclutorinUeinws of

the clamourer. The rndicdu who honestly desire change,
which the tones would mist, aro comparatively quiet.
The middle class liberal (!) who is opposed to
such changes ae thaw, but honestly desires others which the
tidies would iiccouiplisli, is vigorous in abuse of them. Ito
hsa been so lung meitstonusl to abuse them, that with true
British doggedness ho would rather cut his throat than
rt litomish the practice. Ile to, without knowing it, aa bigoted
story as Eldon or Wetherell.
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Yes. With the roiliest* the tories have a fair fight to
sustain. They will uphold the existing fnunework of
ooviety by the preservation of primogeniture, and the pro-
toetion of flint love of family which is deeply implanted
im Englishmen. They will maintain the integrity of the
upper house of parliament, and the independence of the
tuitional church. They are eminently protestant, earl have
as their leader a statesman who, having sacrificed power to
the procreation of protestantisin in Ireland, is not likely to
misuse pars for the injury of protestanthim in England.
ilut faith must be kept where pledged, at whatever incon-
venieto v. And the tory party will lose nothing by the
acirsoion of men who adeucate a retrograde policy, and a
deliberate breath el obligations.

d VOICE FROM GLASGOIr

(Fnm the North Britith Daily Mail.)

The Liberal Association of the City of London
have rejected Lord John Rowell es one of their candidates at
the epproaching general election, and have named a Mr.
Crawfurd as the men whom they delight to honour. The
vote of Leah John on the Chinese question wag'. more in
the estimation of thew gentlemen than all the past eervieee
and future hopes which encircle the name of the leader of
the pr igreerive party in this country. Lord John Respell
has fallen so often in the good penal of the Cockneys only to
rise more famous and powerful than over, that it would be
very foolish to suppers] that this act of the Liberal Awaiviii-
tion ran either dim or impede the career of the remarkable
man who has done mere for reform and for religious and com-
mercial freedom than any other living statesman, and who
even now stands in advance of the official head, of
the liberal party in parliament on all the great social
and polities! question. of the time. Stranger things have
occurred than that the rejected of London should by-and-by
be the accepted of the Queen and the country. We have no
hesitation, indeed, in saying that Lord John is still "the
coating man" of the liberal party. A few years may make
greet changes in the etre raerris perroxa of politics. But
taking the tableau of statesmen ae it stands, there is not
one el the "outs" on whew return to popularity end power
we would calculate more confidently than Lord John
Rural. The schism between Lord John and Lord
Pelmentoa • few years ago was much to be re-
gretted an both sides, Demure each but a strength they
am liner command separately, of which the defeat of the
Remelt 'ministry on the militia question in 11312, and the
defeat of the Palmerston ministry on the Chian.*
question in 1857, ere only too obvious proof.. But
Russell has struck his root. wore deeply into the soil of
British freedom than l'elnienoton. We take not, that even
at this present date Lord John represents greater raiment of
opinion than eye justly popular Pnnie bliniater. lie is more
thoreughly and generally. in accord with the desires of
ref am and pnigraitove ktiolation which are rising strongly
and freshly in the kingdom than any other liberal chief.
With .11 our admiration of Palmerton, we have never dil-
guin.d our belief that be could hardly be more than the bead
of half • goverment i and the nt adniinietmtion, to
beXPOIII snore gamely and succesoful, only re-
quires te be tampered In aide with the discretion,
sr elisinleted la emertb ion by the innovating
and prier* spirt tithe and rejected of London.
sz%resse
Lad Ire lineedi ithede la bold and marked cha-
mfer smog all ear brilmg retermen a. the hope and
tosierap of rhea The etattre of the Reform Bill of 1832
to =lmlay abeilled ee be the tan to revise and complete
that mearee, if seek sweet le le be done in oar thy. Let
all c 4 se el* *pies in the appellehon of "advanced Li-
*W. Pei _MUM serembee beinely le whom, if mania is
to be reeler bike me sr nay kr admired be Eh
ft is el di Yket that we simil be inbred tee it bed ItM
Jahn Ream& le there ray *dm eleleure el the Int rank
Were the eseriby to wham we re WWI he remise of
the weep and *hermits mereme with emy reennoe of
a nepere but Lord Jobe *mil P Not re tar we are
ern X And, whet be of still mac brertenee,
the dithered eantierde et Lord him Reser are
la rime with hie parse in the Mane ewer and with
the brothel me y allieslly be he red mew R. He liaa
:IraWeight be • MI le Grad the threidee in burghs to
. accede le ift, le pre additheel ere to Imre
eseriturelea. and Whet ear peps* improvements. Were
the 51. berth *seeks Nair • ve two in small
burgh., it wadi be es seedy se opivelent to a uni-
versal eatli priledien, end would powdery give a vote
to all heeds el her* beer tem prohliees. This very
ash Lad him re veer /wl* ran
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the milikerywas bid, et Anus end Free,
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mere. While thaserderdir the hhereprer ',high
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mihred *bee be blereyed, Lad Joke Mabee the bra
advice at )W. Habib Coehrene te sir as Amberider lel
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dirties en the Mere ipeetion he. dhepprred.
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debate in piallemmet, a eerie d which, le tie alien
of Lord Jahn -Pear, it bikes thee=aseeeld
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