The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-27 00:00:00

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LONDON:
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1841.

We borrow the following remarks from
quit
coincident Manchester Guardian, because they are
coincident with our own thoughts 000
LORD STANLEY AND THE CORK.L.A.ws•--The the
we consider the important speech of Lord Sty,lll,ll-oere
North Lancashire election, on Tuesday last, -t -.Titetv
we are convinced that the present Cabinet has Ll°,,lCorti:
tion of making any substantial alteration in „e- eb
laws. Those who consider the Noble Lord's spud or
nothing more than an expression of his indivtutn-- eel
nions, view it in what we cannot bitt consider tit 013„;
neous light. • In order to comprehend the fultivelu'"st tP„;
importance of his. Lordship's statements, we 1137,40
..AP'
into account his explanation. of the footing on w,i,"-yorv.
stands with the Prime Minister. On this point
ship says : • vl°l
" From that time (1834) to this, I have been ii;ii•itce
uninterrupted, and confidential intercourse with heel
bert Peel. In Opposition, no great measure Ing.flie.;
taken by the party acting under the direction of-
co 1i
bert Peel without my cordial concurrence and, hi's°
sanction ; upon all subjects I have been admitted vg isios;
the most frank and unreserved communication of' OPO
ab
upon all subjects of past policy I have cordially beecotsi
which her Majesty's present
to agree with him; upon a of the 001'
Governmentdldiscuss on
wav "
er
I have no reason to anticipate any the slightest?:
between the views of Sir Robert Peel and my owe' at fart
Under these circumstances, thus ostentatiouslir °
ward, Lord Stanley must be taken as an exponents
'
his own views merely, but of the intentions of boll
; and his declarations in reference to th'Abive,„4
laws may, therefore, be pursued by the present,.., ~
of the general principles by which their Pot" OP
be regulated. • it t"
We disagree, therefore, ent'rely wit 1
a 1.4
Spectator, which represents Lord .-,1%"" 0
decided speech in favour of the Corn-It/It 0.
the expression of his self-will, as indiscreepiroP
as unwarranted by the resolutions of time C 30111;
The Cabinet has resolved, we believe, t° tow
taro the Corn-laws very nearly as they are:e thf
the Spectator only lends itself to proPag9
Tory delusions when it intimates that -broil
STANLEY will have some difficulty in re- tlielj
to reconcile
.the speech with which lie will •
moce
preface his vote in favour of Sir R. • pech
sure fbr altering the Corn-laws with leissp., it,
at Lancaster. Sir It. PEEL Will make n°9
tion if he can help it. boti/ '
Lord STANLEY is a frank man; he is a rein'
aristocratic, and despises the multitude a dolt'
deal too much to use any arts to deceive
He is above the meanness of telling ill',
s-1y the
to cajole the people Lying is
n0t0ri°44,19,00 tit
vice of slaves Who ranic
, and those ' with
spring from them. Lord STANLEY, no.
,900 es
d übt'
pressed S:r R. PEEL'S opinions and re;,-the.
well as his own... Another memberP at Der.
,
binet (Sir J. GRAHAM) used langogge,,,ster
chester similar to that used at Lanusriii."
Lord STANLEY. The reserve of Sir "to l)e,
H ARDINGE and Sir KNATGIIRVLL are
placed to the saine'accOunt as Sir et,"
hints, arid. are Meant—if they have in.Y. 1 the
beguile'the people into a belief 0104
Cabinet intendg to do that which the MI ore
of the-Cabinet know it has already resolvet"
less eompelled by the people, not to do. tillif
Sir 11.0BERT,PEEL'S conduct, far front .--d op
confirms our view, He played the hyPeeriteoei
Friday, and pretended to feel for the &Weld
of the people, and then endeaVoured
away. He quoted documents coneerni to
Savings' Banks, as 1111';VILLIERS observed
show that there was no distress. To make
of any value, he ought, as Mr. VlLLTrjlgora4
Mr. COBDEN observed, to produce similar re t thii
thr other months and other years. 'IV id-16,d sir
comparison, however, the facts' quoted "/
to I*,agniiiii
ROBERT PEEL are susceptible, we
different interpretation from that he assigned
~teo
them. He said— moo"- fg,
In the month of June, 1841, the sums paid in ft•-,i
to 66,4421; the sums drawn out in the same. mon:!.. sit;
86,36 a., exhibiting the melancholy fact that itt't in
drawn out in that mouth exceeded the stalls' P.tos eo
the stun of 20,000!. In July, however, thei,si,
thittkpeua te
into the :...;avings' Batiks amounted to 124,:f, ia tithe
the sums drawn out reached only to 87,0°°„‘„01,
month of August the sums paid in were -10 M ttottof
suns drawn out only 50,0001. Now, t)b=7.?!"0.,,f
,f2Tou‘10100,11ht;) siitinttt d
eeed..d tile sums paid Out. by 50,0001, and ttni°.!►„toil
initrotf c.llettegetdisetd tthl e s'snunlinssll4ll:l;l'ti°,
double the sum withdrawn. Whether this. %,%,:!
owing to the confidence engendered throupntiiitro„,
country in consequence of the change Au', (11
liter •
tion I cannot say.—(" Hear, hear," and /tog e
both sides of the house.) The Hon. Gentlema".. oUltake a partial and interested view of the stalic3' thatA
of my reasons for hoping for an improvement M.,. 04
see increased confidence throughout the ourntt4'lf)
th i!tlpre:;Sinli:i 41 itth in
entertaed before area
I,vtOe fact—it may be only siruultanc %AV,
tip: l
nut bt..nd in the rt-latiolt ean,e and etrhe P.ec-tut °Se
wreas in the month of .June the sums drawn "roog
eeeded the sums paid in by 20,0001., when t