The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-30 00:00:00

•-•-isilideed le Ids Midas.
Ma. somber do take lie seat.

-0-1041-A-61-I.

The BPILAIRR-1 abided the has. member tie with-
anew, Ile be did sot take that three led wade el the oath
reseribed Isy the eat of parilanmat.
An F. THRSIORR mind that Mersa Retheshild, is. of
the members for Leaden heelsp velased te take the oaths
pesuiribed by law is le takes belare s number is. sit sad
Me be *dhow" Mr. Speaker de Wu a sew writ fee a
meimbee is eerie he the shy of Lowden.
Mr. W. P. WOOD end the member for Abingdon had
=fin a sew writ, sad had set elated any reason. He
mem, el am anoidessat, that the aid of ths boa.
sawsebee wes MIL This woe • quid= deeply mintiest the
privileges of rem hone sad the sights of ites. The
sleben of Lanka had dews They
winesselidel se nee adhere wm.arls geriteates brie( the
Mere bath hewer
esephialeved It their right teamed Hf,,.."'""ft
sad that le bed • ftlm se • nets day were
llefhseild
gum%
tie lathe studies be 'mni he parliament. A bill
de bare and was cursive eleminese.l Dieu 8/4110
shit sniped his seat, sad weed if it was the Inesatisa of
ins dollen le seed him again to pediment be tam the
m.r'sad the newer was es e midesity. •
.., peeled this kerns, we Muted by she other, and
they weilai side this third year. Anther quoin *roe
ea the net of the &donna ef Mr. Peen
late windiest by • neon low of the haste.
It wee Insulin it formed • pendent in this one,
sad he (. Weed) mud for • committee S. lignite Into
the gushiest. He was preluded been offering Amy means
as the need, but she knestigaties tally bets out the OM
of MI Peers, and the result was that on tide peewee case
the house was estealled to take say steps ; the oaths haviag
been duly takes the mat wee set maid A bill was anis
brought late this hone after the eammittee, the elesten still
waiting patiently, sot ditties te finelve • Mains* be-
tween the bootee sad • court el law. Ilue whim that
skied bill was withdrawn they lend en Imre hesi-
tate to bring the natter es ea heat H. hoed to
be able to Nadas, nisay hosounhis miesbers, and
eves the amble lewd wheu=sastneed an anodes before
die son wee dosess)--dedthene sae so
mammy is rinse—(
mho meet Mbm is two Mem,
Ry MOW Chubs 11., the tines sae Islam the two
led Goths were reedited. The 1 Wallin sad Mary re.
paled the 80th Charles 11., bat rem swans* it es to the peas).
ties. The penalties were aktar end illsdast. If the oaths
were sot taken the seat would ham lima vacant, sad • new
writ Weed. There was uo doubt they had been taken awl pre.
perly taken is the present cme. Then sets the oath el OM
ratios the ease was remark ably differed. It was has edema
by 13th Wm. 111., e. 6. The penaltes were that, if it wellest
takes as there prescribed, the perms should he •Soseuse
• Perish, meant sawn. be disabled from basin
nadir the crown, sad be disabled Iron sitting sad la
the Hoses of Commons. This might be considered in as
mass as • vacancy in the seat. This am, however, wee
altered by let Geo. 1., 6.18. The Popish recuuncy mid the
disability to ben tines, as well as the disability as sit sad
vote, were cussed over by the 19th section of that are.
The set of Charlie was express that the seat was
meant, sad • sew writ should be moved ter
es the mashy of not taking the oaths, and the
at of William was to the same *Ant, bet the set of Geer. •
deliberately omitted the diequelilleatios and disabili=
mad vote. The boa. member, therefore, was not
from satins or voting, though he might be liable to the pe-
nalties for liaise sad voting, abbe:fit he would advise so
use to try that queues in • court law. Theo, as to hie
&menden at ,that the mat was full, had the hon. member
foe London takes the oath of abjured°. ? Were the words
" on the true faith of • Christian" words of &dietitian or
• declaration of Christian principles ? The case of the
Quint's dewed that thaw words were not a pert of
the ate,—it west not • part of what • men
SWOTS to, but whet he swore by. (Hear, sad cheers.)
The Mind Bth Williams sad Mary, a 34, matted that the
solemn defile/ado& of Quakers shoaid be received to all cases
when an (ea was required. All the act could do we to
ensue them hone swearing, not from anything on the sub.
stun of the nth. Then cans the set of 6th Anse, e. 23,
solely relating to the eath of abjuration in Endlead, sad it
enacted that • Clasher refusing to make • declaration seder
the set of Williams should be incapable of voting. The
Quaker there was n precisely the situation of Baron Roths-
child. Then came let George 1., a. 6, which was to remedy
the special act of Anne with regard to the declaration id the
Clasher, sad it set forth the whole oath, omitting the words
"on the true faith of • Christina." (Hear, heir.) Here was
• toiletries ensmatent setting out the folly of the oath without
tho a words. If the Quaker we not swessiag when he
aced those words there was no use in amnia( them. It
we the this, sworn by, end the Gasket was excused be-
cause he would not swear at all. The thing was beyoad all
anvil sad dispute, sad the case rated there—that these
words were words of adjuration. How was Mr. Pease dealt
with seder this state of things? Attie the statute of Anse
the legislature were obliged to et • new form of darns:
ties. sad by Bth Gan r e. 8, • sew form was enacted,
which, though differentwhich, frost the former one, did not mi-
ta,* the weeds " es the true faith of • Christies. They now,
however, stead on 6th Geo. 111., c. 63, that being that
it Auto under which Mr. Pease was dealt with. It
totally shifted sad altered the oath feed that of Ist
George 1., sad union the buss had altered the oath he weld
not have taken his seat tune? the 6th George 111., and hi
could only show the old declaration on the Ist George I.
Upon that principle Mr. Peen was seated. • new form of
declaration was prepared for him. He oasis to the table is
a resolatios of the house, " that it appeand to the hues
that Joseph Pease was entitled to take his wt en hie alma.
ties, to the effect of the oaths prescribed." (Hear, bear.)
He could only have done so by taking the substance of the
oath net using the word." on the true faith of • Chrietten,"
which to them was swearing. Baron Rothschild claimed is
swear in the mode binding en his conscience ; those words
were not so, and he claimed only to do that
which the Quaker was alined to do. All that
was to be snot we, bad be sworn on an oath which
devolved the had in • deity which would avenge • false
mak ? That whin the Qesken were allowed to omit m
Wig add sot be refused to • Jew whoa he add
it Ira lie ea his coascienes. The oath was to be
winholdend only I. the form and with the COMM whisk
the Mead deuced to he binding.. Bina NA
due this. (Hear, hear.) The argent him was
that deb GOO. in. ousted the oath should be
kiosk eraser and form se thereinafter set MEW It was
said issuer and facia Meet " Wien seritio." Now this
seed be, for they could not swear allegiance tortz
Gawp is the reign of Viands. It was sg
therefore, that the oath should be taken attitato
atatandis that was, scoording to the MOOR sad
nature dike thing. The reason and nature of the thing
allowed the champs of the sane of the sovereign, and the
roues sad nature of the this, moping that la the sees of
• Jew the words " on the true faith of • Christine" should
be endued. The courts of law were set se tedniselly pre-
cise as this house was. The mutts were seastaatly dealing
with statutes whirl enacted absurdities, Is positive and
phis tarns, by the role of rum and einem use. If
this cue came before • court 0 law, the ends would lad
that • Jew who would net take Mau& woe" a popish re-
must omelet," and would deli& that It woe net istessied
to apply to Jews At this moons any two magistrates bad
a right to go to my perms who was seeddered to be die.
affected, sad leader the oath of abjuration sad if he re
fused, he bends "a popish rumen ereniet" If a Jew
refused to take it therefore, he wend be • " popish resesent
mild." Any *curt is the kingdom would decide that the
to
was set levelled at Jews. Bina Rotheshild hod wean
to all the Who which the nibblers hail
dosing is be esesplete without these words, one
se deed weak* infwea punitive whist hid. It togs
sad the bad twise indeed that Jews night melt
these semi Iheesderlinarelsai so it
*wetOa-
mum te be elleeledi 4.1 am set efNs
manlike. musses fassease. The est ii le sari 1.. e
alidaeldstaisthatthensweeds weremetweedidailhb
rttlra. Vbe IS* Oen 11., the eels set, did ad fag esaffesig
that ;Me Mid Olt Mks the oath, but wig Aka Orr
" alibi" be revealed hen having the bonsai at the ad.
It eels seggeded • doubt The asinesse el
debmidi liel
of printout was so proof that the matter it with wee
en provided der Were. It,. Posse wee Moiled ea roc'
!sties sad an ell wePeal" allewsik whisk sm."
that ha night take the oath whit' ha did, sad it was
set • dosiardery sat. Awning Is thee a
Mr. Pee. nail ale have Oda the NOS Mas=

SECOND EDITION.

Awn the CLIZETTS qf THIS NIGHT.

CAMBHIDOWHOCSI, JULY W.—The Doke of COD-
beide, kw bees phased to appoint Lisat-Col. Sir William
Davison, Major the Rom. Isms Ille•Usalil, Mr. Rdaoad
St. Jobs MUd.ay, and Major Barna Knosetseth, to be kb
Royal Higlusen's Equates ; and the Rev. Hoary Hervey,
M.A., the Rev. Jobs -Ras Wood, LA., mad the Rey. Jams
lietchissos, M.A., to be Ms Royal Rigbasn'a Chaplains.