The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-25 00:00:00

ROMA ceiabut OATES.

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be bad given uotac•—. Tket We home de twelve half into
• ootamittee to ocesiler the as 10 deo. ia relation
:grilipezitimatlieretry squired to to. Stew adbanthed,
of allogieseeolepessetri oar
He said if the bows seat into coemblos de likirtipropole
• blil to pubstituto as oath for the oak low reirsitri to be
lass by Roues catholic*. Last mei= of Wiese* two
hills were posed whieb smbrisily altered the law ea to the
=the required to be takes by .sabre of the hos= biro:
of =deb Jlllll se =aided to a :at is the home.
be propos= asee that lota= addle Milani olisald
be plead in the ease is other 'ambers nerd
to the ea= le he tads. Nis awn vim wee
that as Net to required at but that every war
bee =odd sake a deoleatios el to the crown and
the amedisties ; bat the bill width sow waditt to =So-
das. wee to plate Raman cathode arab= in a pa.tke of
equality with alter sombere. The Roman atholk woe re-
quired to tab an oath &Least fret that taken by other
seals= awl so ROOM catholic =aid Sake the oath with-
out daft that be wee placed in • degraded patties. With
roepvt to that put of the oath width disalediaill any design
to sabred the proem= ohs= astibihhaasst, be ',Muted to
the didicelty4=ttlitf.ia °missed= apes
ss It), misted
;lAA, she declared that t=sigewsig so by
to
idler loan eatholioa to the osardes of their =Slimes
in that \wad la the bill be &aired to introduce the tams
of the oath is be substitutid kr the preesat oath would cor-
reopead with these of `o Bath popes= in UK la trend
that the =ppm& wersrithe eastern= is tiebeznerst oath—
which bad en 'dose away with is our coa
—woe seyordowaa is dwelt up= the tria4Zet7t;
Roma wardios is all =dims, upon the Heide dd= gal-
kstry of oar Raven catholic oo'dirs, and spot the Nati-
=ay borne by Lord lttlutoo. to the character of the Ro-
ma cathode duly of Woad, sad he aleinied, oft behalf of
the Remosa oathelie ...hers of that bogie, the tislit to he
plead apse terse of !wrist equality with other meshes.
Yr. PAGAN aseceded 3N modes.

Mr. ADAMS bathed that the bed weer loom a time
whin Uneven throughout Ireland is Toeda failing between
lbe pelealththe smd their Emma esc. illow-aubjects ;
end he slamatuwegeseled that my media thenkl hew item
thole fa the esicsisted le glens* the har-
mony whin at pressnt =la the steer coontry. ear,
hisszie Ns w to live la rarity with bis
hilear-stalgeelti bat he meet sepses this moths. be•
Sena( that it would hied le the worst n walta.
Mr. PORTESCVE said that, as a protestant member, be
athirely semoarred D* paspriety of the atetioa.
Mr. WHITESasid that he wished to meth-
Isla the esth, width win a mond of the con.
Ohms en whisk amassepsikm wee peeitd. It was Se
reseeded deskentka of pertfamest of the ass' see IS
' which the immi was graatsd, and sa which It led ben
=by the Relein athease, end be tweed that It
I be dialarb.....eit.thess who orkbed be wean re-
Vpapes • (Ram)
ala: RUITIIE=add that if an were t rely
is tee= deem he Om treppetef their Inn tattoos
ban themes ire wearythiag. They *Oa as
tit! make a urn mg I bane no Warden to MIMI the
Mass et Lards. The,ow.t to haw all this inestleas to
• dthermail by the membate of On hewn The natant lew
seer inch wane when the oath was not to be taken by ell
mseatieve. (Rear, hen.) If it was weary to guard the
eitanit mtabilehmeat by ea °elk Ist every atember who
came to the tale take that oath. (Rear, herr.) It was
very well to compliment the boa. member for Cork, who kit
bound sot to vete ea a cartels euretioa, bat that wee a
nekton in which so member of the laghtheare might ,
to be pLsood. (Rear, hesz.) A protestant dissenter
holding the
_nlentery principle was sodded, U be chows to
bring fieward emotion to destroy the church establishment,
sad yet another member was set allowed to vote on it.
What became of his quality of member P (War, hear.)
What sanity was this oath to the oluirob establishment
New it to to be subverted, he believed It would sot be by
the 'Nes of the thief-one Emma oaths& membere, but by
thole prolestaatshotdieg volanttry principle', and behoving
that all sadoennews for religions porpoises were inexpedient
NM rens. If the *idea as eatortsthed ts the ormatry,
it shoal/ be represented la the loom If a natio& to
subvert the numb establishment was bent* them
he woad rather we the boa. member for Cark warding sp la
his place. sad gtviag his memo in his vote. Be believed
the Ishiesset would set ha the worse is the remond of
this false NKINIL . The lost deers of the oath as to snit/o-
ttani wen most to the Mrs= embelke. I+iva if
no
dale hat been put forward by the Ream cntiollbth, he
should say that as they had imperil their own Item of
oath last year, ia this yen they eesbe M lopteee the lees
with regard to Roman catholic. by strain eat rim We/
obviously nudism 111111111010,
ASO evetythhic inurtirs titlirtiZer-wahlects. (Hear,
heal Tbo Roman helks bad always beta reedy
to take the oath, but he remsethsred to have witosesed
a scene to that house which he thought moat Fateful. Be
renambend the pres-nt Prime Minister COMION to the table
sad re gig
the oath, toying aims as the words with regard
to the thumb, emd Mai • bed dew so sitting d without
a word of caeurnt, rearsyleg the Impreesion that there
were aesthete of that haunt who could not be relied on to ob-
serve their oath Wets the words were road before them. Let
theta for the fame be flee be. any restriction • let every
man tome hits the bone NI to set as his 00111110011 might
dictate. Lot them depend ore it Unit institution 'meld
mot be be. tare. Their safety depended on Malmo of dlr
cession, on truth sad justice, sad not on these phrases.
Kr. NEWDEGATE add that when the teas were ad-
mind to parleamaut he declared that the Christian thiamoder
of the hone was gone, sod be veined the borne that that
wield not be the last snack on its constituthe and now
they bed • moles to relieve Roman catholic@ frail the obit.
trues intiored on the. not to attack the established church
of this cottony.
Mr. MAGUIRE geld that the oath established
forests between tetettete et that house, end that implitd de-
gradation You had now allowel Jews to enter thet house,
sad why should Romeo catholic,' be pined ia • different
peados to them.
Ater a Saw worse from Lord C. HAMILTON ant Mr. P.
O'Betsx,
lie. WALPOI.I mid, if the house were deviates a new
fora of oath it wee porsib's that a better form might be in-
serted ; but the question wee whether there wen eny good
team to alter a torn imposed la 1895. Uhler the. nes a
oboes as.. for altering it, then amid been slam err Wed
fa the paltriest mid et the people of We country, awl the
inference wain be that somethiag was wished to be done
that could aot sow be done. For the sake of peace, and the
'entrant et • grist one 'Von, be hoped the house would
not think it espediset to go into committer.
Loyd PALMERSTON supported the motion. The ques-
tion bad been reopened last year, when the oath woe altered
to admit the Jews.
Mr. SPOONER insisted that the oath was part sat prod
of the banns of 1829.
Mr. FITZGERALD replkd.
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The semonneesest of the numbers was maseed with great
&toffee by the majority.
The house this west into oommittoe' sad
Mr.
Me. I. IPITZGIRALD moved the formal remotion that
the cheinses sok leave to being in abili to eaberitute tome other
form of oeh kw the oath pescribod by the sct Go). 117.,
o. 7, to bedes by Rama redlo.lie members of psrlisment.
Upon modes the committee divided. The numbers
MIS
Poe the modes l2O
Against it lO6-15
The resolutios nsa then agreed to, end reports!, and is.,.
was given to bring be the hi&
BLEACHING AND DYEING WORKE.
Mr. CROOK moved for leave to being in aMO to plea
the etoployea nt woutee, young persons, end aldldree in
bleaching sod dyeing work, under the repletion of the Pee-
.

tory Au:
Ell. KIRK objected to the latrodoction of the bill, u •
elm ler proposition had been several times brought (omit
usencemtally. sad bed bum reported oiliest by • whet
coasittea, after • full Isoutipaties.
liaas disousits sass* sad the haws divided :
For Ism to brim in the till
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COGAN oared be a lowa of the muse of the
.ben of the beard iit anslableirom of each rusty
le Iteluill, speolfyiag ties assabsr of Rooms °Wider
fo onelleteed.
Lod NAAS opposed this »tors, which be charesArrlad
Se Min Met bosivaisst, awl Wad ispremiskol.