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I% M'ni'terial Di6erences.-Mr. Golden, in
his c'eyer speech at tho Birmingham Free.trade
meeting, alluding the late ministerial differences,
suPpo'e' that The Sir Robert Peel was for opening
the ports, and that the Duke of Wellington opposed
IT, we believe the truth to be that Sir Robert
Peel obst'nately adheres to the sliding scale, and
we doubt whether i was on this question that the
duke disagreed with him. The question whether
some thousands Of the people should perish of
want or not IS not Of sufficient Importance to cause
a difference between ministers. They are much
more likely 10 quarrel about 50 momen.ous mat.
Ter as whether Lord Ellenborough should have
place IN the ministry or not or whether our
claims 70 some barren territory should be carried
with higher hand, and the peace Of the world
endangered ior the pride Of insisting on an extreme