The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-14 00:00:00

GREAT PEACE MEETING.

The BM Me. IIICHABDB, du ass,s ,y to the Puss
Gagers, seat airspeed Me ealpet bikes
teem preeestrit maileid espet.a.datt.weald perk se he per
enmptesa ia him (tr. kielesede) he toesk ups. them he Os
preemies of Yr. Ceiba ; hot they meld allow Mr leap
that he was en rumble, but serum and dame, adeseme
ler uniunal p...., awl sa *mem' to war, sot wry is his
osprey as a intros bet distiarly and eveleselly es 11.
wer of the gospel; for be Ad Orley brine that hild *II
Mildew* of rail roe rightly Welled their lelgh falselkil.'
issu Oed usel at t sad • it,_
_u they skit
bad AM; oval la vary Matria Mod of Pool,
Mu aberinations °of me Mold have bra Ime away
with lees ago. (Bear, bear.) The war system
by whoever sees they mWu try is--ashelleur en Ihsermed
et rower juries lesassity, ot vilirekr; emmirese, It it
asoklailidstat OM Ili Merriam*, eieltellit4l the relit
4.is
sad Mother of lire—it woo besdorned by
lii seerbeed Min ther suffeetly
greatorosir roe .4 Rato It
le
Mee Mimi by the a • Morel /t
was tiseigeet M tie gra enelte @yams
to aa eri, =reeve omen seises se west le Murk
Par, awl lert. They weer with Mu Burk. Illag
reread tem stambi barn to Gerasay, is order
to prepare the
.wity kr 161 • Compeer They tra-
velled
t%sough that ear Postry, sad Mita its
rival Io wa, sad Mir is seder if to 111.
a the sympathies 0 Me' robbrate or Ztai tbis empire.
AM Mal did !key fled ? Why they found what they did
eat moot to ADC-4 feeling aMO deepest allocation std
mercy misting in the beak of Germane towards this
antou7. They mooed thie Morry ef being the mares
*moms that they bed. And to what do they ascribe this?
Wu it net a hot that se far ft. brag mares to Gu-
mmy they aught to have ow best sympathy sad roped
1 —a emery la whisk bed bees Redid dmi peat Mee.
ration of reticles to MIA Ilogbeert oe malt gloried ?
to
Bube t toseedbe what was
to this disoksie be rollbeill Why It wee
nicious d tra=ateasii. Mat
Miper-
orde of ff
mations as rof • k
the of our bad been
already ad loromer, k thighelh Ilea

WREXHAM, WEDNIUDAT.
use mg* a large public meetiog of the lobs-
, mis emen sod its vicinity wee held at the Crake
tforroa (as Meted In the advertisement mass
.7•04.0 of presuming the object aad sideman OS
iien et thr NIRO Cain
ene. The fast at dhe aanempeat
F 00 bema tle Isontios of Mr. Cahill'', lax" earl
stet
oa
Jl „ova esamsrabb ildeurt, and wilis .111,1
(...a4 a wee aaraeress attendees, ISMaltanteps
save Mee ram odoso olootiostasooo. Rpm' gni...
gsh Ca Ittl sad the mighbetrhsed, and ail agog the hie
jt siwreteary sad Chester Railway, brought s
reet
or" c a peruses; and in Wrexham Um evbden ent was qbeim
uite
0,„(1 es sa epoch its history. Mr. Co kaa
▪ Zia.
threueb Wales. and the pneent modal; has been
in;.,t,orat.J cad looked forward to as •demoastratien.aet
tat )(the prostyles advocated by the Peace Cowen, bet
• Nersoion on which an opportunity would be take,
;;;•1. r reverie is of those great principles of armatdal sod
ec „woo whith the eirmunstacees of the present Mae me
damned. These, and may other elms.
O 19,• leaded to Five ielal to the proceediagaa mad maw
00.11 It sot to be liond.re4 at that ma .110 obi
wets* **emble
m should have best net isimpand
atteAs the Cni w Hall les! evening. The TOM eilitanalta
oorisa in every pert, sod it was estimated-6a 4-8114;"
b.„14,tt7 accurately—that there could cot hive beet
pmei lies than two Maimed persona, aotwithetaudiag
• IM amaioi.m ins by tickets at la sad Sd. meh. The
wa bated up specially to the mesalee, sad was but.
byty ilieslihetre with par. The apes part of the hall woo;
emml is • ith sails relrogieg to the mewl Nishard Cobden ;
,to was tmirted the Usios Josh; sad at the
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eft tN *Mar—
r;rsiie st. 4 MI monad, were displayed the eignels Rod
modest of that excel.
Sbort4 Oar rens 6%.!..el the 'peahen entered the rooms,
mi.rrra.ed with Ora cheering, and Mr. Cobden wee
with tern hearty founds of epplause. He wee areas-
p,rl hr pa lady, who toot Imo dad= ow the platforms, sad
isi,usdy to h iota isterem is die prommidiap.
EN MAINWARING, tag ,of Illerehmisl-
Lei t.e member of pariimmat Ise As Desblghshirs
b es:led es dm chair, mad in a brief address
tithe , the e'

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wti fre
lii
ht lsmlesele of ow hoo od lso olaity, s ehrthe
Mot Moslem& yes aeonyol la liestlllty towards
than; ad le the winehlieosem leases.* of that
paper Midi unhappily woec:lly oinehleral the
tepemostatlv• end Impost Moolisksomp. .-blie
NOM the Thew nemegealeo mai Mik
Wes (tette we, trete that thihulat .oi • dielihr
papa did arm represent &Wish haw (Om ams.. 1104
Alan.) Lit them then do all lbw eas W remove theme
eeramemee failawahass. But vest dtd they ? They
all parties La Germany to aim Ss ether. mastat
4, .4., that they =iglu dew what were
prie!a• • , of eslitioloO.: Thalm • wad to

gfu.t, pr cred nit. meting by wen.` t.. *bias'
se shah it bed been pled together, aad **rut
▪ek es los prewar, sod ha Paetwolsa ban=
poi Pk ea se latmeting as sosnalsa. Hs mama
at dun wide► right saw appear so trtagles,
sm:,spin.sai pease Anaemia thri world, klub mai
Kari Are mid& lorsetly hag boss legated abanak sad
ore., wwld eveatnally basso • veritable May.
1„ I by calling sa ldr. Margo to abas t.
at .E.
i:oE. on rising, was wealwed with smash op-
lie •nienenced by observing that be la is..
pima unespeetay to take pan to the p...
A. d sl those% kis mains gad oppalswil is
c, 0r5,,,. so a speaker' bs was 1114 SWIM
• croocnnce mini his arrival in *Nam
*A sail ..der a very few obanwationa, erd {NM
-- follow both

se
_ _ ablest
bag natio= Ille arbiii mai a Weer i... to
t=tle
fee. May Woks sonnemell NSg ises Ineterod by the
seta sad follies el env maws imMosesenagent, sad that they
might see that Mews was so wens' kr enmity Weems
eta modes anvil maker. .4 SI show Mem that
2r.t.r.• nag hes, but liestirms that is Weir.
k.. =isle's'. ite. ewe{ money the'
='l the osostsy without earbsoilkm the= in the guilt
WI war, their objest wee to ask them to be Ida esoagb to
retire; sad, II they will not, we, Um meaniaetarere, new
sissols, kraea, sad the labouring staia, by who.. labosis
Ma we shall have to meet %hitt quarrels, will not
Mt.lint let the yam who take the viands do it then.
(Agolosse.) They 'sight rely if it only state
be Mat Mem wield be no wee fighting. It would
use be lesesessy for his. (Mr. Richards) to give any
ameba the proceedings at ths Congress. His owe
pennion was that it bad done good, and that it will do

L.meit... wee wen tow 4 him to state the object
a. m.:: J tee "wailing of the ream C ingress at Frank-
r, sal shoe here. Mie would lamely take the opportunity to
isms vela them that under so law, human or divine' wen
ts,y•tended ta adds. the lite of • fellow creature ; and he
Need ut every oppartsaity et meeting his fellow country-
set is a er to ernes boldly and manfully Ms utter abhor-
rer ix. the evil. of war and its concomitants They had
that eight to wasegisto the principle. of taivetsal pease
imosa, aud to give egret te them prisciples by as
L 1?... rpm &els:Mien of their sentiments and !..liege. He
rig nom wishing any pers-us before him comment himself
arm sentiment and opinion that might be uttered, bat
is e -4 wok them calmly and dianissiocately to weigh
ee.!su .11 they would hear, and to um their own common
rr+ serf reason is judging whether they were right or
irtrett they were wrong. (Cheers) As he had already
he would not ,soap their time by as lengthened
ire sting the pcomedings of the Pew. Congress, but
I. ...OA pot relate' one little cirminutaatis that nectured
~gr.s4 the tun- they were en the content. At the last
arat of the Prase Congrees at Frankfort, a gentleman of
n,proandity at Berlin applied to the emorges for per-
m, a o present a memorial signed by several persons of
slia.ide and diotisetisa, praying that an investigation might
to. lice broths disputes between Denmark and the &hire.
14 H. b.. men. Now, every person preset at that Cor gives
lit.!d.r.,-!! inn timed in the objeet of t h at gentleman'. minim,
ar.l .ors a. was destroue, if it were possible, to stop the
tato.? Is of blood in that part of Europe. Although
er..e,rthy of so distinguished a honour and being
our twunt for such a task, he wasapplied to, in eon-
-1,..,14 teak the illustrious Bias Burrite sad Frederick
Wheel r, to ere if they could ant do somethiso in having the
one cr arranged by reference to arbitration. They
ref uts.n the minion, and they were kindly joined by a
nat... is who was able to intioduce these to the principal
sicattries toentend with Ms Schleswig-Holstein army.
kattise tht question whether they were willing to leaver
tar near in r.. vats to arbitrating, they mated, without a
tan ion, as individuals, that they were prepared cad':
r arbitrate the qatatioa at hese. (Lowl ehertra.)
I ~us,r Ibis disposition there, they went the nest
4.1 to the eget of eoireresseat and had an interview
eta t. venom members of the cabinet, who received them
is the bindery and tact eogrteous manner. They stetted
Cat they bed awns simply as todividnale, without any
oß-
t:al milintity. and that to fact they were acting in their
tea in.lisidu eap.e.ty. They were introducer! to the ml-
alotrs oe. by W.f., and on the quietism of the object of their
tan tang put to ti.. Minister of Foreign Affairs, he replied
On dui were perfectly satished with the reasonableness of
the proposition made to them, provided the Deeigh games-
mem were willing to accede to itt that they were anxious, if
p..toile, to put en end to the further 'kidding of blood,
e. to. the ten weeks pervious had bees flowing in torrents;
and that it the Danish government should be willing
t. nier their Maims to the decision of enlightesed

titles —good. The inrerevaientlessa meeludod
eldilog open all Gleams to or rata is putting
Illietth the pressed *apeman war estaWiakaests, and to
IS hastening the time when there shall be universal
poem sad good-will meal/ men. He sat down amidst load
applemee.
Mr. COBDEN, M.P., here stepped forward, sad wee rev
waived with peat sheering, which Lashed a gotteidamble time.
It wee his happinem to be half a Welshman, and that
half his better half. (Cheers.) Tel be never before
had the honour of addriesiog a Welsh audience. He felt
happy that his drat meeting with them should be on
a question second in inavromee to none that could be
brought Wore them. (Hear, hear.) They wore met
there that night to talk about pesos sad the Poem
Congress. Let him, therefore. ease for all say that when be
arm there to talk of peace he has no intention of treating it
as an abstracion. Oa the contrary, he came there aa •
practical men to deal not limply with the question of peace
and war, but to treat of that whisk was hardly of less im.
portanos, namely, the question of the GIiOTMOUS burdensome
standing armaineat which has become a question of the
greatest moment to all governments if they wish to
stand in times of pesos. (Cheers.) What danger wee there
of any pelmet owning to molest the people of England ?
(A voice, The Popo.") But they found themselves pi seed
is • mate of things hardly second to that of Waal war. And
what was that state ? Why, they were abject to all the
burdens of war in tines of peace. (Hear, hear.) 'holing
with the question before them in a practise; point of view,
he could not but confess that, not only in Wrexham, but
among the agricultural popolatioa generally, which was
not the least influential elms in the sommasity, he found
they were suffering itosekkrable unessiams. More than one
farmer, some of whom were doubtless is that room, had
gives expression to their holism as be had stated. The only
remedy for Weevil was in • united and eombined effort for
the redeetion of teats, tithes, sad the rest; and also of the
taxvion whisk pared so heavily upon that iaportaat in-
teract. This, however, was a gulden whisk would have
soon to be considered; and is the next seseles of pullameat
It would form • most promises% feature is the sears
which will then have to be dimmed. (Hear.)The acooksoot.
sterling now raised from the industry of the aetiom end
which, neat session, memben of garlisammteeMil Wallet
on to vote, in cede; to nepenthe. prowl mint essflp et
pendants of the government, oast emoninly be
and therefore he did not hesitate to Ng Met there
he a pressure front without which mot masiirais lbws to
the adoption of such • amuse. And it was to be able it
set consistently and honestly, sad not to take the govemp
mint or the country by surprise, that he wished beforehand
to repress his opinion with respect tie the principles adv.;
sated by the Pesos Society, and to state that nothing short of
a very large winch= ia oar military establishments will
meet the wishes of the washy. (Hear.) He had no doubt
that the - question now oesso hag the mind of the

4 very .
end imputiel meitraters, they erne pa- demi,' ready Chancellor of ths Exchequer is his'iitiiedifit wr tre dan-
to do the mule, earl let tied* dee.a be final. ger impending over himself sad the gramma' with reaper
(Aele:entw.) Helios reared rah a reply se this, they to the financial affairs of the arta if they were not pre.
tit llla, they a mid mot refer hese to their active country pared to MOM an onfralOin aillOaDt of twine.
without,_,_ life, of nl Fr,.roaaing to Ospeataajea, the seat of the (Cheer.) He had already told them that they
''''"' g", foment He somfard that the idea of such a would be called as art semi= te vote 60.000,000(.
Hoe appeared ratter disaaroagiag , for they had not a far the ropers et the star. lied it ever entered lab Me
meek ktur of intro Warta, he w they might obtain as mbar of gourmet prseeat es wire carefolly what that
aodiewer with the governors* dry were at a loss to wider- espeaditare'oasisrd of ? Did they away that is the Wt
et-ed. They bed, however, two short letters which they plan 28,000,0001. of the 60,000,0001. out of re teaser of
1.1 required from the hostile party, who hod one or two the people of this oountry west to meet Ma lareme of •
It,, its la Coprahara. With the sorption of having thews feuded sad floating debt, amosstiag to N 0,1110,61101.
ban., try met oat, as might be well imagined, with no sterling, ortracted for war purposes is learet
"TT hrtrht prospect before them ; bat having, however, Deducting the 28,000,00 W. far re ponsesest Ml=
tenor at Capitalises, they took advice of these gentlemen, lag debt, that left 22.000,0001., the ausidt eit ilte
lei it, y recommended them to write a letter simply to the land at present requkeed he the wwwed 201
kw.' r 4 foreign affairs They did so, staring that they tare of the state. Out aWs SWUM 11 . •.
sane I to have an interview with him, and briefly re- (levered the whole of the eidi espemdirere. Ad them
fm.• .to the object they had la vire with a few we had to pay the tergreg 16,140,0001. the
iir...ars of their Interview with the Bchleswig- Ism spent Mat year—lo raw the eapares of the
II S..in government. They most kindly granted lbs re- army, Davy, sr ardrate ; se that to additive le the
44.. t sid hims•lf and his friends had an interview sispe. 21,000,0001. of meaty tried whisk is Mewed free the
r•*''Y Trey drew up a statement is writing, and asked trot.' or this weary te pay re Wirral express of ri
, .1, t, adopt the same coarse that their opponents were 28,000,00 W. al • laid ramp for Merest is mosey herrowed
• .rg .0 do, namely, to refer the questioos in depute be- aid 16,600,0001., or mere this tarthlrde, Is required le
!•.. a • nem to arbitration. Both the ministers expressed their maintain our milltery weeriamest Ore. lalOgiO• NMI
IL b. hate the matter ruled satisfactorily, if they could than two thirds of the mosim arid hem the people brig
• 'i •ome on, seeptionable mode whereby such an amicable spent on red scab sad blit• Jerre, sad apportorateir, ash
al...twat of the differences might be brought abut. la ose-t*W severing all the ether eagemass of state. De sr
th. iv s.at.s. at referent* was made to a remarkable treaty let peer* *Mk - that :ha la as Itypeidle. It wee aerewessy,
which had trim entered into Our hundred year, ago. A Is order to realise to its faller great the principles of his
hub is the a. Leer in which am arbitration might be pro trade,that the envying of per priselphie should be followed
°Ord with was eatimitted, sod it was promised that it by a malarial redraft of the barrel tartar i awl. tide
e'muld he taken lath onniideration. This statement had and rely be doe by @Mires at the see MI rid
t. O poldi•htd, sad he would take the liberty of nil—saraly, by deice away with *Odle alelle Ila a
',l lilir °err largely from it. It might be meatioar time of year. (Applause.) No doubt deer would he ger
test the %air though
did aot at alt dispute mat nom of parllameat with swot errors kr a seder
Ike statement; and although showing eftorwarde is largo- Wad a great ariber of tore: bat if we are to pay mar
mi.e a lit le sorrier& yet he brined the tar re was is • rhea MO want Mare guessers we ware ear ears&
Ltefactory way of berg seeded. la these mesestalaheyytty tars. If they keep sods* espeadrare they
.oinet anosinly
ttere was a war afklarialesi et rams; kweedraw we. Mimi etre* of kayo um "IP‘r pat; eag asp Ile. "du". IS
edhtihit egdast beedier, hews spirt see ; ewe is the ear our battier eta be wade by a resetades List we will
Unita@ cadre bis elm ebienssiss, a Wirerss, el sett of the warted (10 seflat low moo es isdayeadest
?wrath ef the Drink eosin had ter awn **Meg is the weather of pedierest dsal with this series t '
,Ppete tasks wrath OWE ears him. Mewthis at 411 erne will doubtless he hosaght homed ascithsArC
!AO 4 war was, awl asleiviseg is It els egoist all feel. repeal of enter theater Urea. Take, -he risme, the
04. el louraity, this water= haelleolieg hare error window tr, the Use , eager wise
lepers) Biers seseredow leer they lisd wasiker late, who, we era rid, are y eipproend ladhidoods,anatird%
now OW the foreign llMMthrt of the lahletwirliehtsla daty as malt—the last of whisk appeased to Ma tit law
M lariat, sod be rimed out a midi of earrylag Into mash more rows Is it than the rose All these rear,
P4mrsi worries the treaty already ft /erred to. Oa would doubtless he brought forward. and • eleoPle a MINI
a‘w monk w their satire °poetry, they sought is required ayes . Now, be cord see wee
ikt idlers, of Lad Palmerstoe, is their hamar for taking of tha tag it he idearly skews this with •
and at... object; sad sire he bad left the Nat West a dietaries-if term then ward be a nilesties el eapthM....
, wasswersce had takes pier between himself, his friar tare. Bth he had Se .hoeftedes la mese that, Our the
Lire Dewitt, sad the saralists of both 1101111111ibleta. • cent radon di( yellielerit arms,o the Cie Met
ire? had hen writhes by the Murmur of Fortin Affairs is stake a trusties is the military -Its.shwil
I""."liirlinisupia goesessmat to Ebbs Donne and vote for Iris' ell taro, ad they w Des Ns N Ohm
'at ,Imorn him to the Der* arise with a attire Gould paarthge milieu, without the ,• . yNi
'kw that it mould be
official,sad as Worm would ' that this was a alum a, .
..i ato he made polar it stated that Ow flotileowig- sad that t did not stand to his sr rigs ‘'
''. fir
.'”.iti. !OM tamest (Moot Orme to ashatit ei arbiter. have no alterative 41 rig did net Wier , .
I'M rte "bole queetias at issue, to whir re Aria before they heir le Massy with the ewe% '
rir„,'"" "1".tr,1. Is a subsequent latter, dated Oct he • mere *bead report the sae warm
-2_ -". "4. lir• p Pedlar eight hiteligeat sad ealighteeed make hr ,a rad bi par rat' ? He
wea.atiould tie app ,iatad arbitrators by birth gewerwasts, thresh shda
_seek stetM se OW -NA eget se* a
is Cue the) etnold not agree, that theyskedd sire ow straiid Imam fiireasel rldaik, bf Ilmill • Ifilk
ir
s:mono
,i,:rlire or more, waroe decision should he Aar This pr. ermeldege_ es ha 'maw saw babes hies, that ill.hattna lie,
~,,:a4 W" duly rat to Coyeakageo, sad the jowly yethear:Zia all sesehtstol sad le=stiodis lesiedw
i..,-1,,,,`,. ii:° ie pm as . aware that it skeeid *IS 4. their re fatal to' MI .. =lk
.° eftli&fhtlalt. He (Mr Slurs') wished hats W Nam 30 et elete Met *
tt'' 41.9_ bet thattrh Mere bad set bees that wick and windy Mlle ' • Mbar .to the- 11111 aVW 1.161,74
,Z •etee Willa ere the pmt lADosisork, be was wet bow- V ,he rid, weft awe formalit 1/I *A elika ile;
,Ii d+ 140 lady .he die Lord Pdartsles prissier Ilte miss of rod sod seliphiss= sag la
.mtted his same te tea ele.
et,,ity,, dhe would be their perm of Ilse war _Brox._ is
e.,„..,, . _ 000nan to believe It ..rbeirinftdisTme without roper sine shit It wee pail& that 11/11 estaldhlwwwd • i
t ;ration —Deism* nod he Wt ream in. es t ees)4 ' t WOW AhFi B", Pia'4, at ii *••
„h.4li , forward to nest ti* is the gird la ' ths p• Of. ZOOM. "NO .0011 ba0,11.1;
a hod her redo. Me resenly tar this and sobs* w owe Mobwri WM Ns eta sass
I*.nlrf read a lasses to• mil erasers set te set basissyt, weft bed.bsera• attempt to Wow
r, kir:4mM is the= is ease seder. (Crises.) ' thew Went T , . 0..
.iprviat Barr, to
with
h, ward
rva /qf Ow WO • in v 14,1110 mid bib their a inutary sad $11111:
eks emu somdoog
'' kill their rill b• was sedated. woad MIL fast ' to
,LCi.'
see,a,.., •Idda ••• heap • . the, Owe (On Was Mint of yillios ;thunder, da lila
k .oe well astir lAMB would wow this. hob In
_Robile 'meths" se is their seers ai
,rree mowed ars Is es a wrasr. (Mew, r oaken* I Wee item by. sash reese art orb NOM
17.7.)k. I:Cilium* why wsk oyes tbeissessedest we. Mew' thet pablis Wraith wird ha ailiehrlOND fait MI
t., , 1 ad to draw fees It the seri that when Wai Ivy pike' 'weedilde wit jer die
deg
`'core ism tamable isdividsah were neared by two by *gnu* dietetic* that grist wow' awn
~, „zr.pd 41 bulb array. what lama might met • ist the Akin el OP= Obit.) ' 111011 deg
as,„4, theyL, were so disposed. Mr. eturss eoseladed Mtesties (a these they did we law tern withal
'"4 aPpkine. watellag prestilel Newlin. Ws ay to all (ovum's%