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London, England, 1822-07-27 00:00:00

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ever *eve beer • reenlittLa Virkipla rah Ministers iii 114-1
about reducing the establishapenis to the staadard of 17*.
Is wis the command of Parliament which had forced it epos
them • mud ...nu it wee soid that Use Amnia/Jim**. be ABAK :
100,0011?., a seta ter which he certsisly did. not thiph it
cesirory to peril the faith lota honour or Pertsanaut.
was dot this a realirkeble objection to set iiiilh4t theeti
Gentlemen OM were asking Wog. eiPerhes night afliW
night fur the reduction of as extra 'EA:if of the ibtffist
rally, or some tither soviet of a like very infertile •fittlisift
Surely Geotlarea were sot soddenly beeriest so vieryhfri-
nateded, that they thought nothiiig of 100,0001., aftittiureg-
sling, as they had done or may Oceirioati, fur flee nooses
of an individual salary. They were told at the belPeulin
of the Session by our Member, Olaf he would like to We •
clerk with 7001. a year; he would like to en him deities to
his office in his tilbory; in one igatelice they had beard of a
clerk is his curriele. Then se to reduction, the Hon. Heat-
her for Moutrose meld duly complain of it ea the gritood of
its twilit too little, for he had proposed en absolute reduc-
tion to the standard of 1797. He (Marquis L) contended
that was the most wise and liumape way of adjustment.
It was true, the money paid by thepublic would be the same
tither way, but it was not the Mme for tie leafies% who
would be taught by this mode oaf proceeding that they were
not to depend upon the public tetteurces for their iiipti,...
emetic's*, if they amid not, ruder • prudent econotOY, afford
6 per cent. oat of their locums/5 received in the service, to
make some provision for their old are. He admitted that it
might be advisable to introdece • clinic fur mforhig the
capttil advanced by the clerk. to iiiiiii of dismissal, 146'461
she poster of a septiviteven to this right with the Treasury,
is cases of particular morality, and he recommended bit
Right Hon. Felted to istroduce a clause to that effect.
Mr. CALCRAF r explaimd. He denied that be had
any privity or communication with as, pumas in office.
Mr. HIBME agreed with the Noble Gerd that the speech
of the Ittglo Huu. Geuther's'. (Mr. Calming) was a moat
eetraordiaary use. It weal to establish gull a vested right
is as office, that a young mar could forbid the Legislature
err the Goverment to attempt any alteralwa of his office ur
salary. Capable u was that Right Hutt. Gentleman so clothe
any subject to the most specious and illusive eloquence,
his must bare flattered,ltiniself very extravagastly if he
believed that he had caber(' the House to concur in that
most erroneous view of the rights of those holding others.
He was sorry that Right Hon. Gentleman was gone. In-
deed, after mottos his objections as he had dose, be Lad sae
right to leave the House unt.l the mitt of the discussion i at
any rate, be could not complain of the remarks made Is
game/ le hie objectious. As lung as he (blr. Hume) had
beets to Pailiaireert, he bad not heard • wore commits.
duos, address than that of the Noble Marquis, wa• tins
very occasion. He admitted that he hail un revision
discs/rid himself to hare concluded op some cases er-
Famously, as to the gametal mature of this and noise
other measures. All he could do was to admit hie erste
oft the discovery of it. As to the Bill befwe them,. her
still objected to it, as not going far enough, aid ea betligia -
a nature too complicated for the convenience ef Gornto.
meat. They should redact the salaries, and leave the
desk, to make provision for their owe sanultitu. This
became the more politic, inasmuch as they had shown by
• great variety of publications, Newell as by their advocates
in the Howse, that they were lot satisfied with what wee
going to be dime for them. He advised the Right Hon.
Gentleman to take them at their word, and give op the Bill.
They could not pretend to ally right of preventleg Parlia-
emu or the Government from reducirg their salaries, which
ought to take place inemeduiltely, to proportion to the is.
creased value of money, as they had all been ratted is -ale•
eideration of its diminished velciehefore. lie did sot pe-
ened to say that the increase bye altering the currency. was
equal to 40 per cent, because Luber castes &tattled to the
diminution of pews. But it was clearly !Vast to IS per
cent.; and the Right Hos Geutleinan would do well to
withdraw this ousatisfactury Bill, mid redwee salaries to that
aninent instead of it.

Mr. MA R HYATT said the present plan coffin sepersona-
Om feud tended to render the patois who esintrikotici to it
improvident and careless of the future condition of their
wrests and families. IN suggested that it would be much
bettit to octopi the saperanheation schenter of the East
!tides Company, which leg it to the optiOnof those who were
in this servile of the Company whether they would cnutri-
bete or not, and in case they did contribitte, furnished a
provision for their widows sad families, inaleatlid being con-
fiued to a pension for themselves on retirellientt
The Report was thee brought up, and 'the isMentinlealti
having been agreed to—
Mr. CALCKAFT proposed in assendettlit, to make the
contribution to the fund optional with pellicles Istifding
oddities', and appointed tbereto, regions to the passing of
this Act.
The Marquis of LONDONDERBY thought each' an
•rnendinest likely to be extremely injurious' bide to the
mural feeling and justice of the case; foe, *oppose a person
from en improvident habit were to refuse in conttribtito
the feed, and to spend She whole of his ieseeime, after he kid
been in an office for s great truniber of 'Mrs, add Isktalsii
incapacitated for the farther discharge of lie Jetrie of
his situation, he must either be retaintpliti.be diksr, or
be di.eharged without • provision. Clarli? would pee.
vent the turning Inns off to die in ll'atftrets,' and
it would be an act of injustice to girl 'it stillnikiiei
super lion idiomatic?, while that froiii'whick
others were provided for was furnisllM 114 their' nit}
etintributiorns There would, liedrever,•be'sb:objectimi to
the lairodection of • clause on the third leading, esaciin
that, in case of the death 'of a clerk who bad contributed to
the fund, the capital which he hid -contributed should be
returned to his ixecitors, unless he shall hair been dismissed
from hie situation for gross misconduct, or shall have lithe.
out double the value of his contribulioa in the tor of •
superannerated aliowance; eve yr-or eels,. being ceatrilseted
to the fund by the public, and hie per ceit.'bilhecliski
themselves.
Mr. CALCRA FT begged leave to withdraildhk bt
merit, mu the understanding 'that such a clause Ise die N
Lord had mentioned ahowlei iotredicalf. '•
Theitnwrodsnewt war thin withdrado, sod thelliWilehiekig
to be read • third time on Monday.
The Baratta Dutiera Bill was real a second lime, and or-
dered to be cowinsittedon Monday neit.
Teo Canada Trade salt •Revepues Bill was read a third
time slid pasted.
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meet of& CuMinitialea of inquiry tub the state of the Coin*
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