The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-28 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THIIRSDirt VVEVING, NOVEMBER 28, 1850.

FRilikdflitAND CONFERENCE
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soma oho dloloseleol idaraten.
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PAPAL ENCROACHMENTS.
IMIHOPIJOATR WARD.
Yastseday, in ,agass of a requisition addressed
to Mr. Alderman M.P., a meeting of the ward of
to was a its liebool-boos, Pete street,
" ilitrporposedemodimiog what staps it sight be adds
AMU Wu oth immisa d Ohs We uawbratitabla interim
reassuith ilithasthathriribo Pope of ileac" Mr. Alder-
-0 01VIAIID lasedis. leisth tissehels, sad entrastsd a fair
sad patient buries for all sides,
W. ROPOOOIS reposed the Mowing adders to bar
Maissty : ,
" We death whit airreatimpltp to Wrist you Males%
sad to uprise our ileseMomtir Pi trews* war lisPect 01
the lain sad owo memo tooth Worsted rilless.
" The'Bishop of kips has invaded ear sewerdp's
satin, and abseil • blow seckas range" by M
ireate a blase *la Mt
" We thereforo math anntettly selPro per lisparg to thie;
Met the iandt mad to take ofsetthe mouths Ng lie
ratios of the peat Meath. of Prothotha rat
the may tuatinas is an a Pro pis*, sad rdlis 'llladifilder
of woolly ke whisk oar forehthus died cm the surfed or
sawed wartyrdwa as tho isolta."
Mr. TAG° seiwaiket tit okras.
Mr. C. await sopa aa• ethesdaeat: •
"That oh rib .shrew Aso= =
pthissikr or
othithip :140 mil vodka IPA wo
g=asis to, tale, say =WS PO
dis. to melee by ovary moral nil 1.111
Ostia
say and every thump to mall* Janie-
ad world at the SW liwo its Ins
Kosto the greet priath of old an•
i o:itigt,
emotions to its retheer-mmthy IP Iltheat:
MOO pernesion, and to all sibara. desk *ld to worship
lied slessiliwg totals MOWN of ildr Pea witheithoth and to
' gioglaelt puredy mindosisal la they say
asset asisidatel le pew* Malls WWII& Sf_isaa
so Ow do set irk the pot *aid memos of
.thltoth Aad .
meat, as likely arater = =
est Muses of the wessuwarty, sod to tat pthrie4l•lB
sail permeating spirit, opposed se the puss putemm sr dm
Gospel of Cariet "
Mr. J. BCOBEL sseoadad tbo aniadowat.
Attar asse.desabls dionsistea UM wasdaleat was pot to
tba anosag, and lost, oily 22 loads being bald up is Its
farm.
Mr. Soaasoaoron than proposed, sad Mr. Bassos. se-
theaded, the following addendum to the authorial:
" And you pentiours look with alma at the istredar,
don at Poseyieth Tramarithins, sad error into flu Imelda.
s.d worship of the established church. We, therefor*, it
that your Majesty will be pleased to direct that such
wesearee owls* edopted as may 'moth and prevent soolt
ii=miiCtist:n'i thostrad with toed &win, d libelall
bona speed to by Mr. lioppod, It mu appeal:Nl to t
address, whisk es a wbois was thin usaaimently adopted.
• vote of Woks to the worthy 'Worthen terminated the
proesedings, whish had bees extresuily protracted.

the weld, 1 11 woepeople s sash tHillbeg be thet lot Freak.
Ida that el hawk whet th
have sin thee
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t what these g ea have sahl Is already
the waft of !bey feel the evils to
bgerghens Miami ' seleatedadm efead late few
isdani thew"' Nee mac? Immelet the WPM Po"
imielsre who feel that *Mr esteteesaield All "S"
Wilt if that. were • number of to
1 form a tort of Matron', and give a Briar= of
pont= lammed fa poodle( the emend leadtaeles of
. (Hear, bear.) Lost year the Otwadbie al the
um Mated the stamp linty ea eaaveluMse end
Mr. 's eoranittee rearameaded the:meter
ties 'had be given for the transfer of
11,..1
'Again, what bee bees dotag fa the it.. of the in=
estates of Ireland, where there has bees recottnhed the
by a epeetes of keyed legislaties of dateibati.s
the while had become aseamulated in few hands,
Sidi by a sort of retribatioa bad become inlaid in the
=? Agai the brick duty Yea been melded, a tee-
to the n
value of freehold bosses, so that everything
• Naas te seem in depreteding the secumelatiaa of landed
oalli his dna*. (How, hear.) Let as not be
taws to a sheep en.olllllllll/11M, air ssiallem
MeV te be mind a add Weeded
usel eeo-
il Y oa peUsa issuenk pads that the system
fa and it ea smelt grounds that I venture
ho be changed. (Hear, hem.) I read in the
pWr kma
illis aka day an eecouat of the estates of one
. k midela the SIMMS wall alone is 12 mike
Ohs MI " Hem hem")--and that
.ssassima fa ate Idireatioa sad fort
la eirtiker Meer, bear.) That
la libelliddllif lie &sweet population in te=re,
" ia ftreleMedi irerld ; aid I oak how things can go
rash r ' - - • - , hands of ._
tom=
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et tie was
tam tees two ways of ebemialeg It. Ose was aa set
Ilwrieldetiee—they hadwry heliostats's ef that. (Meets.)
Moab, Ivey via to raft by their otwesmedusrthat ter
rah ; emit lowa kaew thee we ilk *hi *itlshii* Mat
Utah
= they had ebteised
athe slot id
osa we trtisee. What had grads& wed* of 71r.
safeettaat aad Naseitsster ? Net advasetsple: he
the sell wse watealtial sad the dhotis 110.11111a1; bee the
abased toeshatia esker the addle and the *hag
at the wonkier sea hal Greeted a wed& far erl that
Calderas. (Chem.) Tina, he ached • hiaW were the
--ek who bed achieved all tide yapfar terden—iertld they
• the

a sat meant it terefutey is the —m of site
vitals thesemide um Meshy *privet et soy he-
lm* as• , lees) Seats system must pre
test imOtal is bad Lead, when 1110.
quota* shismioir us a tsudesm to tempt sew ie.
velsimib, le sillily stay owe goes is shost some molest
at kopontasest, kneiviog vast segmesie of lesser. Look
Illskteowt ot Meet Mos has Wes outplayed about oar
ems settsces. (En; km.) It the Mod we have
bees del up by the exist law of melt sem
riet Moor would have bees employed, and the
skeane would sot be, es he is sew, going foto Lis
sweet, fresh ism, ken the userow sawlialmome .crew
if the tom. Is there sot is that soon edelweiss
far rho ? (Load ohm!) If pod metes that state of

should not be eonstrued is a sinew spirit. For these
reseons he widely dinned the legality of the votes. I feel
humiliated that the pmple of this matey, with so many
great qualities, should sot have reused thermion at an
earlier period to mart those rights which not only belong to
them, but which are emantial for the safety and
prosperity of the mushy. (Hear, hear.) Another thing
of which we shoal have been ashamed, and which has
been developed by this society, le that net only have they a
asompoiy of the &wackier, bet a mosopoly of the soil.
I ma a enemy Minim farms, if they have grown large in the
regular "three of free Industry, and are workedwlte lug.
@vitalised large experience and industry. Bet what I protest
spinet is the system by whisk the land bermes the pro.
party of a few ggrroeat proprietor, who, for the sake of mart-
afease, eeaesiidater these fermi, Is bsdag easier to take rent
fres twenty people than • hundred. Ido net via to see,
on the one band, proprietors sad tarp fanners, and on the
other 'retain_ but eerie wad labourers. (Cheers.) Farms
should be like shops in towel large and Brasil, and in
time the mall ems might become large, ea the small
shops become lags through the perseverance and in-
dustry of the holden. In the nthaufacturing towns also
there are factories of 10 hone power, and factories of 400
horse, and most of the 100 horse mu are by men
who began with 10 a lees; and all this wholesome, for
it gives a chance to the sin who is hors in the ranks, by
good conduct and industry, to elevate himself. But go into
l distrieis, and there you see the man who is bore •
labourer die a labourer—act one is a thousand over so-
quiring • farm. (Hear, bear) What is the result ? It is
that the population is the most helpless in the kingdom,
with nothing to look foe ward to, nothing to hops for, bet
that their .children should struggle through is the same
condition Is therentree (Hear, hear.) Would it not he
better that the., poor men, with their wages of sever
eight, and nine shillings a emelt, were able to acquirea little land for themselves ? (Hear.) Don't you think that
if they could do so, it would pat new life into them, give
them new spirit? (Loud cheers.) All the legislation by
which this wretched system has been sustained from past
genereeksis might be swept away in a sessioa, and if you had
a parliament that truly represented the people, it would be
so swept away. (Hier.) 'Mr. Locke King alluded to the
law of primogeniture, but he did cot give you the worst ease.
Suppose a man happened to have only daughters, the pro-
party would go to mother branch of the family, leaving them
destitute, of perhaps to another featly altogether, by the
direction of some stupid, vain, and wiangloraus tam,
who, generations ago, not contented with bag •
wretch and a tyrant while living, wished to be • tyrant
Wig after he was dead. (Caen.) Way, if suck things
were dose by one of the working men of Birmingham, his
comrades would not hold communion with him. (Hear,
hear.) Bat this system with the land is the grand contri-
vance foe heaping ell the influence amorg what is called the
territorial class. The landed proprietors have the represen-
tation of the counties, and to • large meat that of the small
boroughs, and that is the reason they are so exceedingly ten-
der of Meth (Laughter.) Until remedy they had the
magistracy, and they have their families quartered on every
branch of the public service, for of course if all the property
must be left to the eldest son for the good of the country, it is
but nuthable that the country should keep all the younger
children. (Loud laughter.) But besides the public service, the
landed proprietors have also the disposal of upwards of 6,000
livings in the church. (" Shame.") 1 confess I fusel humi-
liated that this territoritl system should have existed to
long, &log to one clan to much power over all other classes
in the state, and that they have been allowed to make lrws
which would prevent a man obtaining the smallest plot of
ground in the land on which he was born. (Hear.) The effect
of
this monopoly of land is to degrade the rural popu-
lation, and the more degraded they are the more
then powerful gentlemen tell us would be the danger of
extending the suffrage. Thus the evil works in a circle.
Lord J.Baseell hes been making speeches foe a few years
back on this subject, and my impression is that every
speech be makes he seems to grow worm and worse. (Neer.)
He makes at least three speeches a session on the constitution,
and makes the 'peroration of twelve others a laudation of that
wastitaine. That is **invariable practice. (Laughter.)
But I never see that he gets much farther. (Continued
laughter.) He seems to thick it's better as it is. Sometimes
be throws out • hint of savings bank depositors being an
eligible class for the franchise; I wonder does he contemplate
giving it to the female domestic servants. The only chance yon
have with the prevernment is that they any maks political
capital out of the,questioe. When a general election is pend-
ing, something must be get up to go to the country with.
When the Tadpoles and Tapers of the Treasury are sum-
moned, there must be something got up to be used as a sort
of tithe and Thammim, something to rally round, in order
to keep in the whig administration during another parlia-
ment. (Hear, hear.) A general election is likely nest
year, or perhaps the year after; and until then you need
not 'meet a more firm government. For the people there
is no Mimeo except on the people, and therefore we must
amain from our ninth all those rumours about councils
that sat three boon and a half, and turn to the practical
same before us. It is the moot practical one that has
yet been proposed, and one which is within the reach of
almost every working man. (Hear, hear.) We go from
this conference with every reason for satisfaction at the pro-
green w• have made. We have established • plan which
will gradually adapt itself to all parts of the country, and
we shall soon be in a position to make our demands in such
• a way to the government and to parliament, as will make
those latter exendiogly loth to reran them. (Loud cheers )
The resolution was put and agreed to, thanks were voted
I to the chairman, and the meeting dispersed.

isTalileriegshe enaitirina- iwfiiisis wade WW/ ''"' people ._, "'am?,
mom ninonnonA p irr.,,,,,,, was obvious, and therefore he things, it tot a anew mink fto moroundiog popu-
assmows-Tha- mow hod umummod „ts's was oat bitten 1 (Hoar, hear.) But, ones far all, lam for the freest
ktoul-71-erum oirriltiost
.by m,,,, of the forty-aguin possible satualatien of property. I am for allowing_ such
ineimohoorso uum some forum °misnames,, men as Arkwright. or Watt, or Peel, to amounalate if they
stud at, to the assume mamma, of of the mm. can ma million-aye, or ten Lilian if they can-and
fag mama,. whishfri;os hasty oiimrisd, hu. women whether they invest it ill land or in any other way, it is
enetoleihr isimadiug the roschniort. theirs on the most sacred of all tenurse-by the exercise of
Hr. Lodu HrnG id.p...„ fornra w.. the their skill, industry, and labour. It is not only for their
moot? maims remind with mad and imorm--,7msr. benefit, bat for Ws naafi of society, that the institution of
Petty should be sacredly protested by all. (Loud cheers.)
He to remind them that But Swarm whisk be had
aow how to ro woo in Whandsm the pro. But while I adneate the treat possible accumulation of pro-
wawa, amid so, has his asmusg„ and himmu party, lam also for its freest possible distribution. (Her,madams „immortal imam& (Load &mai Ho imam hear.) lam opposed to the system which permits the trans-
toy mass (mom um foss boom" has•o mid not Intlaioll of these tut accumulations throw unborn genera•
that tress, not merely to one family, but, as hu been well dee
tlaen Hue Ina, sum no air county
stat swammaho„ tato mo imuy to um wish Kr. Kams alba, to one individual, and which has so long been tole.
tor the oatomma of the same. (ohorm..) Now, what rated by the people of England. It is from this reetrietiel
q....y had dm, onatt so be dim all um mma taw= for system that has sprung so vast an amount of agricultual
iiiiikohamym'ai why did mh GT, imam., distress, the slavery and serelia feeling pervading the
ine150.6„.,,, I womutoyam oismasommo mum apirultand diarists, and much of the pauperism in our
ghmk-6-dliwnd woo. omd mods what she sow large towns. (Hoar, hear.) The rabies of such queetiome
me..., mtg., oad mos han made moil tha nas es those is one of the collateral benefits confined by our
ma for the anatmatiad slosh d fr., (chmi.) movement ; but I ban always found that when the main
lie mumod ha Log dmmitto it that gam whisk mr. vela or current of a popular agitation is right, the lateral
„tondos' areal = with the mstomo m bawl, fjr. streams Sowing from it will be of entailer quality. (Hear.)
[Wain that has Wu a sand', hew, had We are dealing with land now in a humble way, 201. cr 301
worth, but perhaps the man who begins with one sue mew
mean & gust sommodel anatn. One system wee in
smossam wish hi, welt ma aooth„ mum with gradually rise to 50 or 100, and in the presses it will be his
',see
to „pm mid mai that =away was intense to consider all the legal diMnities In the way of
ahmishod shoy mod Imo, atom in the way of „„„, ales and stamp, and the members of the freehold land
societies will thus become earnest advocates for the remove!
advancement. Let them tan the sees of a man with landed
property, who dhd !dams „ill : the
whole if that a all the restrictions and imprdiments that hinder the free
wmt so she mime ma, immog rest of distribution of land thronghout the °pantry. Wheal was lest
the children entirely destitute. e, Shame.) theuad with here I told you Iwu anxious to tee as mush as possible °.
if the father did seeker will his bad was tied op with the uviop of the working classes fantod in quantities
m mos tnutonnton that while hitherto me had bang large enough to give the pialificatios out of a garden allot-
s • the t
eethed' 'moo hosisomd:t now since the sowing
moat, rather than that they should rely wholly on building
of Ern trade all were bietheso malls bingared together. late. Ido so because then may beat times a glut of building
The symom of dimdm mad mamas o fosr imp pir 0 lora but near for building and gardens combined. lam
pietas had proved everywlere. In flatland, gl to see that that auto has n adopted in Ipswich
with impo proprioto„ form m 1.600 acres omplo land gave led eighty with the fall concurrent* of the mann, who preferred
le, while in Be an the same amount of
waiting a little longer for a larger allotment, which would
p
support somewhere &boat 14,000 or give the franchise even without the mans of any buildings.
18,007-18°peo mast and sulgi to g 7.48,, we under „a the stem mowthml srhot was (Hear, hen.) Ono word as to the poet arising out of these
the malt 1 In Scotland, out of 2,600,000 people, only
allotments. I told you the last time I saw you that I was
600,000 won employed hi osmimuom. What, too. was the not favourable to holding out exaggerated prospects. There
' histay is the bin elearabou ? (Hier) Ireland was now b, undoubtedly, great advantage in purchasing land in
large quantities and selling It out In null, but the profit
utftniala said thengthe prover whisk Scotland formerly hadwhers tno tom moo 15,000 persons hod bens domed may not in ell ere, be SO large as was expected. What
freesseaimam Howwintegg • gamed Mr. Hay ato the npniority
...„_I wish to draw your attendee to as that land in the
of eats= of the con tel over the English nrfratual ••'shbonlint o belle Mines erhaireer may be its
make Kr. King proemial to oay that they could never ram, Mint Income, west always be inenesieg in value.
The land in the asighiseeneed a Bfradoesni,. as WiIUIMI
MiseNt ell saga nen; bet this they meld do, they THZ CONFERENCE.
mwid Stns dim wpm swim. (Raw tor.) Roam,s like the sales remedy twit by some of ear petite imatutions, W/DIIMSDAT WORMIXO.
The Conference was MUM' onus morning ; bat prior to
the presehi maid stionlete ahoy, whisk was parent of baa b." ass aebnislea twansuni baineng ta value, and
eel wed oduntion amid be sure to fol- will assausia st pie,,,..es .....,•••117,..bi1a cached M. the commencement of the business a public breafast took
DelisMs welisktriCrni peat plague in supporting the summit " a""'—' ""n"""•"""•-", """ " will -' Woe at the Royal HOW, WILLIAM SCHOLIMILD, Esq.,
tesentiat. ea ala deans" only is Mrs" with "my Dam '1116.4* P. presiding ;and and immediately after this the proceedings
Mr. COBDEN ass news& S. the boat of the platform, don of property. Omahas MI that Mad in the neigh- of the previous day were resumed.
sad au madiaad whit hied and animists . oa bonrhood of large towns Is this eget hash is which the poor The first Dueness the readier the report of the
commi nee appointed yesterdaywla
by Hr. Madeley, of Derby.
Wean hilt he said-Ms. Chaim" and man can invest his savings. If year hal la the neighbour-
daathama, g hid k "mai this _ '‘uad hood of Birmingham be at ease bait ea, it will at one pay it au a. fallow, .
sessro-ses ism as the Nose ey Km odd& g , ram • handsome interest, but from whet I hive heard I believe ~ That It is the opinion of this committee that the prune
sow , thee at be resslisalea is the mooting that even am, gardens thjnrnas,_tral ....„.114 as gnat as the,__Laterr who have received mosey on the security of their property
which as sesaay-e swabs many for busiesos,con- you an" get in the savings "'"" Make the sn"""'"na "'s should Fay five per cent. per annum upon the amount re
nein of nitrates tram &W pest of Baena and 7•""1".1 and ii yon dad abla i ••F to be "an°, then sportively advanced ; that during the period between the
Weiss, and who ban bowels reek • of the " emu" that 7" have Mb 111 Whir ia"aamaal than ,i,f purchate and division of an estate interest shall be charged
doings of the nemalftes of the t sedans t Fuu lag Isal Mu "%as aba MITIBII bald'. because " to the principal account of the estate, and that 6 ms paid
She sallab7 se bas 'PIM sound me in enftillanen "T" Pam la "las " Ihdhle hshh-h "at"' d•- es interest shall be periodioally placed to the acr2t of the
of the good Mille of the won we have end ""1"-Oullatat/-1/1""" " tat atighbtuth•ut " "'at account of the unadvanced sharer.
given me
he sherring hopes for the Mom. ( , inlookslusFlisi diell."l"ltisiima ishlatthili:4Newid,"l. 114,aztythettta,
print of eorf '' That it be a recommendation of this committee that any
Mar.) We hen bed &Wpm ham Dunn end New- shareholder who has borrowed money from the soefeeks
sow@ hs the marsh. usasummum mmo so tom mm or view, les bawl te essadra it so most
,__.,/i and " shall be allowed at say time to redeem sun portion of the
three Pans in the emi lan Osimhddas is the oast. may It= MUM 1161°M. The freehold """ Ended" annual payment for interest, at the rate of five per cent. per
We Yew bad then Inn . awl Inman.
end Ken, sad are ssif I dig _Ma° pa Pallasalso and an abasafara annum for the unexpired term, as he shall be able and
an pukes. age may it dm smut, now to miss e, mare to news, saw after year Airmen (Laughter.) willing to do.
beim& (Lead oilmen sad ktegtetteinist ciens lam disease d sae, and I have hood interfering with " net the committee are not Prepared to recommend the
yes will seisms geod MAW Chem anys, alkla,ssa_f basuar I think that ah• ma." segal,rawina man's plan proposed by the Derby aaety as a general principle,
hilli‘bingliter.) eel lam isita that ea a taw is them __,.....--- ---,....____: nagrallis mastimmna.,....me ~71-: --- ociestaning that the local arrangements of each eoirety will
See emterntintee% therefore May me mum to bo ,_`••••=,...""'"'""_,,,,_ .s., '
..,,, m ..s,'"'"_,„___„_,-am," regulate the time over which payments both for principal
gen nemen. Mar, hear.) We have hem taking over ''"'" `' *sr an"' ''"`_, "'5."_";,'="'""•',..,.....,,1 and interest should be made, and the rata of such payments,
thin Ina! lli manieg, aid we have had a great smote= ate""dhltarit •• "7 '"" v""i ''''"""' whilst in the cam supposed the calculations appear correct
is WM thenallelbe 1111ellelitall el &I ibilersat ouietion 4 Irl have ladadal. dad had" Id tddAddi* " That this cosarcittimi recommends that in all repaymeas
rya bp. mg Kiadis -shaddosi ‘a haaa had ohm we shall have at least 300,0001. (Laid dram) of advances cars should be taken that the amount should be
digudiss by dhas wha KA Km* manatand The resolution was then put sad •maned annimonely. so apportioned, that the principal and interest shall be re-
al 1111111111ellted them. I moon eleleiVe sapling more Er. BIBB_ ~Ir PEABIL. 01 D.,,,,_aslielkinkilmand__,._6l9 second
. doused in the same time u the ordinary duration of
lubland S. whim ion WS alma nein Mr the sorts- saasuas=lan,",___ons ' "That
,_
_„__s snal
__.. des bra, Wen satectription would take to complete the share.
We but sate working llinab an than meet- ••••••• '• isonsms ''s mos Mae. ;nen " That the committee are of opinion that it will be
tee like that whin was lend" jollier. This time Snit" ; and thus, while festering baits of 00080417, and desirable to admit paid up members in the freehold land
Yes year when we met we bed nun id now we all-tansls !nab tit Siumnik"•_ _
_. • *te•t• a,d___aannaallMa_.____,_ as societies in conformity with the principal adopted by the
have upwards of bO, besides breones i handl I apes lamina" fee their unisills,, sus • vales 4a. election of Nation! Society, as by their aid the operation of such
tale as esenlerialdbegianiag-a oheadeg, lamothi hogining- nimbus of Paslianbal-- societies May be not only largely extended, but would enable
hot eel a bottoming. (Olassee.) We on bow ouly Mr. ILEINGTON, Chairmen of Freehold Land So Asa by purchasing larger estates to buy on better terms,
hemeneins to nil umienftmil what we are &bent, and it okay, said, while seconding the resolaties, that the object and than afford subscribiag members more land than they
Y -any hew that the peogn general, are beneeing to onkel Amentios was to make the British constitution
would be able to obtain by their own immediate exertions."
twin Milo the matter, main entertain a tell °calcites' is what it was In theory ; that It was so, tow would believe at This report was adopted, after some discussion, the last
as sadism a the is :which we are en- prawn (Chars.) Their meeting might be called revo- rotatable bang regarded as a risoornmendatioo, rather than
. This inehne tad has two aspects, the Imam but the celebrated Dr. Arnold had said that Wag down a principle.
pmesed4l
Wham psalm& If Tun forages: were pea- woe the moot revolationsry proceeding whin ed such In the course of ale.
conversation Mr. HOPWOOD, of
setts es Ime huff tto Imam We and were to ask what • oosstaat etrela on the people as radesd a convulsion Hull, mations& that the society with which be was cas-
hed breettit thit viol webs Usether-risk a meeting contently probable. (Cheers.) He bed great Owen in nand had purchased an estate of 15 sores; this, after mak-
=he moll lel She seenthisemedissit, sunk per- essouling tho !notation. Mg the streets and &slang would cost tam 15,0001., a
haps. In Swilnalend, rend venial also
_ask. "Ice it for Mr. BASS, Y.P., supported the neolution. He should very tarp pries, he admitted, but It was quite et the wino-
the porpela Of meths ellemeeeedee etelebell ryas the wt further detain them-than by stating that his contitnents @retie pat of the town, and had made ne allotments. In
gemonont et =law the isseindlnine te do easeetklag were warmly in favour is the lIMPPINISM. his socuty they charged those who had got their allotments
in obedinse le the Ina ail F' Olt mane wean be, lb. BRIGHT rose te address the made', sad was no prangy the amount of inmost they were charged by the
f‘ifitiVehis many lino bon mils& in the repass of for- aired with repeated bents el dmering. He said; lam
a arrimmat whin le inharba. by elm bat nerd to agree to a large extant la the obeenatins made Mr. WHITTINOHAM, of London, said then was no
sue mesas, to east the Illillie Am then to beta &nano to give to persons who could corn in and pay for
plena of the pseyis." =IWO lo:bath's to int Yther an slots ratilleh wed le the program their ellameat at once a priority over subscribiag wa-
n dime ? Not by wry is time violin promedingo whin of this so Stewed die we are mew me m- bled ; has ; ell they ocinuended for was, that palms who came in
ban es pawn shesihens, en au bar bet at tk• seas I rely tasking that it Is In with capita should have a fair parUripation in the division
:toms beeltalid pin
the ser lame neon we are making here to- t i the Med to be allotted. The principle simply was that
tiosl
sir ne la wore from eight. Tkie ha tun
my stied in the came of dividing an estate into two pare, appropriating one-half of
the rosy laid= of re en aid fleashiss of thinker' unashave ben mad ially it to the subscribing members of a society. and the other half
whisk has buss tee km led eargeetsa. sails kein renter a pee e% tire rwttrinot have bus neesmery friths to the men who had the money in his hand to pay for his
by those meemears-mons to bermeay with the Illerellealles, nor lidaikaemly at *seine el it. that we ahead be allotment.
fessiller a sentemoll own te the Mien Ifni- making . eztenwahmay sasetine elf els ens a eon- The sett bestow was the appointment of a committer to
tier owl ieweetn-lie lie the 'initial enewelpSies et =tit v • Baited parties el the peep= after all, that be the canon of the Union ; and on the motion of Mr. Coe-
lho pest (Lend den.) An let the imitation , wash eaVt loagego to have ben midi more Dan, It was resolved that the members of the Birmingham
mai I frost he will be the int to as- widely extemisd. (Hsu.) The very tanned tithe freehold society be =appointed es last year.
WZl7.ole=b in ma by dew bat ease meet, eitheat Lad miens seems to me to pons awe Well for which, as Mr. BEALB, of London, next moved, " That whets
Monis% Mine Wen or revattica, by Way be the a nail= we have region to tad seitine& le the first place, pecticable it be recommended, especially in the formation
' sada= men el the caleantioo, via our resionglieenons it proves that at the present feennene, SSW we have been of new societies, that the system of drawing for right to
.it willelned on men durable grounds then if we bed nag- nior leg what is said to be the beet end beet seesetitutlon advisees be adopted, rather than by oho present method of
gni& kin say other way, or whined it by eta ethae in the world for a peeled of 170 yeas, then we sow ex- pliant of ontroars."
811/110. Poet ems.) But when I aty that Ws Is • poll- eluded from the commonest rights of a free senstitadon an - Mr.-TAYLOR, of the Birmingham Society, deprecated
lillielliesnensist me spew the e*iisa it nay gown- worsen mass of the peraletios, when Wintry when the introduction of any discussion which had the effect of
itilla ellidePhilhelts when I add that it is run frugality, whoa Welliver= sad when meth ead ;au is onedsaing the principle that those who came in late to
1:4601
(Hem hear.) There is wet es ea the retry, no maa lees Dellift le Amen (Load *eel eleietiee were to over-ride those who were original
ajghalem,eheseji don who hen anon the le sheers.) Tar sonar Imo bunk tHeirelas win sums pow- erbentbeis (Hear hear.) He felt moot strongly on the I
swoosh hung ono has the remise{ idea he lag activity for about he I &set Nikes the Int alien is able, and (Hears making should go forth evincing
isM hum meads gar way, and la that pain anything like a dispcnion to give a priority of privilege to
Seen Weever ar emelsessat from it appears, from the sielsomat laid before the mamas* the man who mold pay far his allotment at once over the
& wines el this memo& dem) I *be it to be this neniag, that 1400 mews, • Iwo proportion being original ohareholder-who war in thousands of inane= a
didindly enduing that the if the Ellelellele Is this, old* tithe operative elms, have Winn their names ea poor than. (Cheers.)
add ibbial-the awn& the imanhe le them =he elleanos ef this eedity, eed an undo'
_valiant efforts to Mr. DIXON, of lifeashoster, mid it seemed es if there
on miaow gamenal al 111. son Idle WI nal it by annenhe themselves. Ohms.) Mord there ho 30,000 aerate ea *spa of therm to adopt the old
tZpoes,
ebs al mold eg giddadm podimem osa in men la Ryland and Wales-leg, lanfirtunately for us, system eel p es tag adopted by the rich.
la gplbe amp gm islimideed, by Sallemis the frugal, thrifty, protioniog Sestland, Is shut Mr. GU sof tar, Mt *at it would be
ma eds4ouoi. ea ties= it eat hem this miens of enbenshimmest-trat if in England moot unjust to de=is prlsseiple of prierity. of mur-
al He lie , kw.) Ws mit no ee sod Wiles 30,000 sea have Owl 111 win& within the ship, which bin
%ifs boss a Ilimili feature in
mess tae Kid NM coded ok memo ft is as - init7,...1 ask why we sat esansde that there aro three sodelin '
Wien for ionthnincit thst we,have a babe mte it ye,or threadless with_ !mid tadnetey Mr. 0011DIElf said thet the
a=lt ander dimmed=
meshed. The Viehmer may be whhord, . are saltiest to Oxalis= ant Ina to ell the bore as pesslimi nftesee le missies bat the
drain All was eil la dr moloodea of the . el dinewityleseael slide& thus o great, free, make at leers wand lesperten ewe es to ho bearing upon
ibell be set Made, all wile aphid its teidelic ea BMW yet Wild within fit addles le be eenlibbeil bares Ave. Ow Iseennt matter
web, ad we hear no other Bat . fahrisarraftemeitereraltaf mit us thod thery follow the be leselitweedes, owl Win nee nen be Wise to gurd
=are net the Ws elentanes eel I meetillyieb bet we reel OW weellselni la a Manes vs... she elessee of saints heM dessirad et a pa-
th= mod Rag maid mod= adi from eghit from that la whin ney eon S. Tao eundiallea em
Is nen mew
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dandies ~kern.) I willow Ise el le em Oast la elid tree, and it Is ad Vi a• mielletemellelltullis eiliplis el say el dm& if nen eee •be
all emu tliWM* WA Mtn Ws inn but l• el I thet in the ties& Me war= yelselple eleyeel by the Nstbeal
=ea= so weed psi Ws el
eew Ilan teselbie esit. Arm) I. lie "1141" lint
tdmsd' rem ur•i.dmmy dd Kidadashm, slangly advocated the
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mesh Ise Pealing to be soollawn en" bot le Isift the dal el 11111 ty whine endlinden was es- vend Mr. Bessie's reesion= it was withdrawn.
them to rim may ad to week kg= and lo maim ten pisind,the themeless sing be wady esairrod en the The nada. of " ways an mease"--thst is, the prove.
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, sprain mooted by Mr. CASSELL—He surgeste 1 that the
members of the conference should render to the couoo;l the
facilities for getting at the names of gentlemen resident in
their various localities who were known to be friends of
progros—philantbropically disposed—and friends of this
movement, and that the council take into consideration
the best mew of bleeding them (to to speak); in plainer
words, of 'either/ from them suberriptiosts.
Mr. COBDEN, with a view to carry out this idea, moved
the following resolution: " That the members of this coll-
ie:awe 1.111, Is their own localities, co-operate with the
istranell in raising the requisite funds (or the use of the Free-
hold tiniest, and they call upon the friends of rational poli-
ties! pragrw, and of the social and moral elevation of the
peep e, to aid them with their contributions."
Mr. LATTIMORE seconded this resolution, and it was
award.

The subject of a testimonial to Mr. Taylor was next
mooted ; and Mr. Piddock, of Bander*, suggested that every
society should present a freehold to Mr. Taylor.
Mr. COBDEN mid it would he better before this matter
was proceeded in, that the spirit of the last rewlution was
canedout ; he deprecated the idea of their noising upon
anything of this nature, in the exuberance (as it weal of
their gratitude. Let them collect tee necessary sub,crip-
dons and remunerate Mr. Taylor for his services; the
labourer was worthy of his hire, and Mr. Taylor was
worthy of his, as much so ma any bishop or judge on the
bench. He was sure, however, that it would be more agree-
able to Mr. Tryin's feelings if the testimonial eines:ion
was not pressed.
Mr. HUOOETT, of Westminster, and other gentlemen
pressed the idea of a testimonial, but ultimately a motion
made on the subject was withdraws at Mr. Taylor'. own
request.
A vote of thanks to the council was next passed, Mr.
BRIONT expressing the gratification he had felt at the entire
proceedings of the conference, and especially at the seal die-
played by the council of the union. He believed (he said)
that these societies were destined shortly to become of moat
important consequence in this couiery ; in three or four
years, he did not doubt but that they would have increased
to • prodigious extent, and then the excellent services of
Mr. Taylor would be more completely and adequately
appreciated.
Thcoonterence terminated at three o'clock with the usual

oomiditaectaryVoi;joTiTanisToil;7iZoTaii,ll7.;whO.
bad presided throughout. Thereafter carriages were pro-
vided, and some fifty or sixty member' of the conference pro-
ceeded to view the estates of the Birmingham societies in the
various outskirts of the town.

There were 145 delegates preeent at the Coatenace.

Tonight Memo. Cobden and Bright will attend o Nate
Mooting, at the Town Hall.