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torreesed trefold, sittePosist it possible that the unsold
streiol of regeweity i.Memmevs of Pilfll4llllNt could deelbe
such adamaatim leentation, mead core the evil. So fir
from it, it would only skin over the wound, sod leave the
venom to workleandltater within. The lion Member then
referred to Lord • Baeon's advice as to the best means of
healing the dittoed'', of Ireland ion his time, which wee*,
lst,The exliaguishing the relies of former wars ; fd, The
recovery of the karts of the people (to this be claimed
the parketler enmities of the Right Hon Heatlemaa) ;
31, The reownise df the mots ef old, and etteasioss of Sew
troubles; arid, 4111, The s proper direction to the in-
dustry sad rossomes of the people. The means which the
SSW enlicbtmed Stateseres pointed out for the recooety of
the hearts sod "'cellos' of the-people, wets.—tat,
inciselieg tolowatbma te Its felbeet seem ; Id, To rerMer
jeatice stemaible to al' by en 111011 odesiaistradon of the '
f•,. ;'eat, 3d, Cookeries obligati's," aid rewards. Where,
he (Mr. 9yring Rim) salted, was there any trace of en
lantreetioe Act, we sametou of any kind in Memo
mks ? And if severity lees Mapplicable as • care foe
the trembles of helloed is Lord Beeen's lime, expo.
rience proved it to have been unproductive of good aloe
thee, astd-therefete set the proper mane now to be adopted.
Let the remedies which that illtretrioas authority fad pre-
seribed be tome bet fairlytrisi, and !bete would be as end le
the evil for ever He did eel Mae to say that josine was
whale-tried at present, but he dead anyone to esy that it
was equally accessible to all. TN Mem of atteleing it veer.
oils Out of the reach of the grist imams of the people ; Mat
who they were deprived of a remedy for their grieetarigre
in • legal way, they weld sack it by some others
and that was use great coon or the disterbasees le lreliett
it lied hero mid that If the link Geminates would "MY
Ammeters". nod do Moir 411 Te they might be sure the Par.
times, erieratoremst liwireptenvours Ib ameliorate the coo-
ditios of the people, to 'WM', the peam of the constry, and
to remove the moose of the Mischief. Bat to wiret psi-Pose
was it far the retry of Intend to make soy exertion, if the,
were to be Met by a coontencting inffeeneeensploymi against
Item ? and one mall coaster/retie( power obese *meteor
Memel the Clormeller of the Reeheqwer; for there was
Nees comfort to which the Irish hilioarer could look up
the sereherating of his condition, that the Chancellor of
Escheq•er did not eostrire to raise above his reach h
metes of Meatiest. The eirment of the ditties had •
modelle, to encotinge Illicit distillation, one of the
beeeful sod desporaltrieg in Its iellseace of all the came@
that tested to modest the eniatiog evils. le 1916, the Amp
on melt war les • bushel, asid that ces spirits So. • rallies;
and in that year the umber of eurnictions for ollealmse
ageism Me revenge lows was 771. Is the fellowieg year
the denies were raised, that es mall le 17s nod Mot os
spirits to Ss.; aid the rise !oedema mot only as Memos* to
the rweestra, bet olio au tunas. of the crime, for the eon-
victim" to time year were 997. Is the year efortwarde 6
'mall naketioe Oahe any leek place, suds propertioaate
feting of to Ms Yourlow of stemma Allowed. law moat
they mill epee the Inch Eleutiemen to pet dews
Me practice erlier, they me before them the nota
viol estioureced Si? New could they expect the
Illesekesse of inlaid re taro rotted upon the poor and
Gahm Me low* ter ,tbe ettppeetniou of • practice le the
guilt of "'limb they were themselves roosters, sod which
thm mineraged by their ewe exempt'? He would sot then
my more, except to empower hie opiates that it wail in vats
M bops by armorer of form to remove theerils that "Meted
the concha, mine they were accompanied by measetee of
osectliailon. He eliouldoberefore, give his arrest lo the
amesameat of the How. Member foe Southwark.
Mt. PEEL said, before be proceeded to !notice Dome afire
times of the extraordivary speech oldie Hoirourable Member
wM had just at down, which, with peculiar propriety, as
eressilig from an Irish Cynicism on the discourses of as
lrhb yiesticti, comoreeced with supporting the risottos of
his Right litmoorable Friend, sad coo chided with aseeming
to the sesendmest of the HommaraMe Member for Swab-
work, he wished re otter a few obeervailosta ea what had
lilies from those who preceded him. Ho most coo-
lers that he *booed the Hoeuerable Member opposite
(Sir L Wilma) bed brought forward so arguseeet 'bat is the
slightest degree counteracted the effect of his Right Itemper.
able Friserd'e epreeh. The Right Hoe. Gentleman defended
Ile Marquis Wellesley from the sasevtioa of 3ir IL Wilsoo,
Mat at the cnormencemeet of the Session the suspearion of
Habeas Corpus had beeessked for from a Ina of porter or
the part of that ooble person • and appealed in proof of the
contrary to the mangler is which he bad exercised the fair*.
•rdissry powers reposed- I. him, and to his own proposal to
s, herein' powers antatied. He mustered the revival of the
recollection of teseractioris that bid taken place' sweaty
tee years ego, as eamediegly impolitic and nowt,*; aid re-
emoueeded to the Howse as the wiser Monte to dismiss alto-
gether trees its eternorri mid Oran s veil of oblivlos over the
melaricholy teems of that lamentable period. The Hue.
Member had ohpeted to the mottos, bonen, he said, so
inquiry had bees made into the slate of nettled, sod the
nature of the remedies applicable to its esisliftgeOmplaintsj
Ma he worr id take the three remedies that Hoe. Member him.
"Wheel posted out :(latholic Emsocipation, *revision of the
tithe system, and the education of the lower orders, sod ask
whether each ref those stabjects had nut been made the aub•
in of inquiry ! Th. Ara, he contended, had been most folly
emenieri is the only way is which a subject of that grey
nl niagnitede sod importance could be properly Inquired
into—he meant by • full aid open dtsnosion is that Horse.
Ito fir from its being true that the atteoliso of the
Ceneremeat had been diverted from the dttenaie row
cans of Ireland, he was prepared to skew that they had ex-
empted by meek the greatest portion °film, atteetrue, and
had excited • sane soxiows solicitoritailtan any other subs
jest cossetted with the Government of Ilse country; bet it
was matt delusive to imagine that the topics euoseeted
will 'hie subject coal .1 he fully iovestigated, and fleetly
deposed of too short spare of time. He would only takei,
by way of intonation, one topic alluded to in the aprech of
the Himoorable Member foe Limerick (Mr. Spring Rice),
that of illicit darill.llun, and request the Haw to
all to mind that it had bees made the subject of ie.
emir, for Iwo successive Committee, moved for by biseselt„
and the Iwook of time, the dime applications, and the alai.
doom siltation which it bed then required, even whew
toning the sleek subject of impiety, and ire would only ask
whether it was possible that the lemony could have bee*
brought to any termite/Mon, if it bad been mixed op
with the 'objects of tithes died relocation ! If ever
there was a measure deeervieg of spprohatiou, it was 04
measure f r enabling the Roman Catholic population of
Ireland to possess the elective franchise, )et that had twee
emsered, and use Hoe. Member proposed as a remedy fur
Ote evil. of treirool to repro' the Act of Hilton. He would
implore that Hon. Member to consider dying the emirs
what would be lire coseerpeoce of iselooldoe that sotesna
r.ilapset. As to tithes, he would observe, that shire the
Nape Lord now at the bead of the Irish Government had
items in that caviar', his efforts bad been directed Its repress-
lac disrerbrnce not' providing remedies for the prevail's(
itarep;7; and under these cirtosslouseril, it ought will to be
rorprodug tient the Noble Lord had not prepared any (racial
tstassre On the subject of tithes. A partial measure bad
been knight forward, and Hader the circumstances, he (Mr.
Peel) coureerted that all had been done which had been pro-
mised. lista the scarcity, he would ask, would it become a Go.
memesent deserving of atm Name, to have rushed forward at she
Ent meation ut dooms with gratuity's relief? If loymisy
Ante were • jam iication fur such a measure (which be eon.
traded it ors.) there mug have beets cases of eneemis
!effeeorlf before the Government interfered. Would it
us been clue of the Governmeot of Ireland, by an ie.
.1 !,s criminate tool hasty retie', to have prevented tie retail.
haven
of that beaevulesce which the view of that distrere
had called forth' It had been raid, Why did hot the Go-
evzinmeet employ the people in palette works? but if that
h bees done, the consequence would have been that
they weld leave neglected the plantiog ut their pol•lo ear-
Sews Sad there would be • recurrence of the worse difficulties
tiest! year as were felt in the present. The whole question of
lepying relief to the people was one of the greatest niers .
The House therefore would not he ready to infer neglect
ea the Irish u
~
u••roirnel3l from the raisience of individeal
e'en lelreemer aufferlog. The Hun. Officer bad mixed up
tie;4the reirions If tithes, education, void Catholic Emanyper.
4400 tie *abject of tidies he had burrowed the words
wren ue'eeer which tie wetted to imagine assiated his
hot as be (Mr. Pact) had talremtleree woven dowit,
Prukken they were windy Inroad his comprehension.