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'THIS EN't.;tiEsit;, July
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• THE S7VEN CLERKS.

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-MONDAY, JULY 1, 1839.

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- There is evidently a split amongst the Tories
even before they have got hold of office. Were
thefirt 'Office :the pretensions of individuals are so
galeat'that' they would soon break into nearly indi-
vidual fragments. Lord STANLEY and Su. Ito-
BERT . PEEL co-operate-to attain power, but who
Can "suppose, were it once possessed, that the
,i• proud scion of the .house of Derby would play
second to the cotton-spinner's son ? Why, even the
1. authority- Ofthe yenerable Earl GREY, and the prompt
I boldness of Lord BROUGHAM, could neither awe
I nor subdue the aspiring youngker. He was almost
Premier when he \V a s Secretary for Ireland, and it
is, net possible that he should submit to Sir
ROBERT PEEL for above a week. The Duke of
I W.e.,1? tJelei,TON, were he Premier, might keep the lad
I in cheek, but. Sir IL PEEL, under bred, and not over-
letating, nor endowed with courage to a remarkable
! degree, wonid soon be obliged to separate from Lord
i STANLBY, or submit to serve under him.
TlienTtra and furious Tories, also, who, through
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their org,an the Times, have began already to throW
• outinoendoce.aealest the Duke of WELLINGTON,
and call on the bishops to take the lead in the Peeis
out of his hands, would not keep in accord with the
I toodvkateeTories above .a few. days. still, less
woe id either of these- parties follow the recreant
rWhigs, who would, always be suspected and never
i totiven for contributing to pass the . Reform
1 Act. "W,hy, they would very neturally-ask, should
1 Sii'llEsror flaantsce and Mr.-GotsL-nunie. ,
I w4o.liave eutfered and toiled so touch for the Cause
1 Ol' Toryism, be` placed below Lord STANLEY and
Sir J•ter Es GRAH gar, who joined it at the eleventh
hour, after having done much to injure it ? For-
!: minable-as the Tories now are in opposition, being
I 441 united: to get hold cif =office, they would no
sOk2uer get posseseiowof it fhdo-they would break into
parties more numerate:: and more discordant than are
the Whios nod the Radicals?
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I . Sir ddri-kri'i PFEL .was made very sen-iible of
'fiat fact,- betwixt the 7th and the 10th of May.
He and the Duke of WELLINGTON are now sen-
sible of it, .:end therefore the, Duke pursues that
course, which excites the suspicion and anger of
of the
.ultras of the patty, .as expressed by the
Times...He knows that the Tories are not likely to
eailv -on. the Government successfully, and with
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; a-strone -hand, without which he would not, and
could not, carry it on at all ; for under him every
l t"
tie cenause Mova with the precision of •dlscipline,
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and the whole must obey his will like an army.
l' tie and Sir:Rolleal' PEEL, therefore, are in a si-
' disc difficulty to Lord MELBOURNE. Their ultra
Nrces..,,,urge them to a course which they know
iteewoulsi tie, - imprudent, if not impossible, to
take, and threaten to leave them, as the Radicals
threaten todetve. Lord MELBOURNE, unless they
I.de-what,. they Llow would speedily bring ruin on
their party.. Bbth Whig and Tories are in a similar
situktioti, and it is just as imprudent for the
ultra-Tories to flogSqr ROBERT PEEL forward, as
it' ii iti 'thatadicals,to'break off- with .LOrd MEL-
BoURNE .. because -
BN he does not go, and cannot, go,
01*ir,Jength. , . .
:, .Thee Tories • mean, however, to attack. the Ja-
. maiatteaill„ knowing that they ,can defeat that, and
- embarrass the Ministers without breaking up the
1 Government. They haVe no objection to endanger a
1 cOleeoeti`htletider' myna a little party spite, but they
i I,4A:et& wtold eVeYY.- measure which will endanger
thei-f-OWn union. The late elections at Glasgow,
F Ediiiburgh, and Leith,. where no Tory ventured to
I show himself, have not augmented their confidence.
I At- attch of them the Chartists appeared in con-
! sitierOle - force ; there. was a strong expression of
opinion in favour of going further than the
1 Whigs went, but not a voice was raised
I against going so far. Such indications were not
satisfactory to the Tories, and no doubt contri-
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batedto produce that determination of the Tory '
i leaders of Which the ultra-Tory Journals complain.
i While they mean, therefore, to bounce and blaze
1 atter the fashion of say-rockets,to attract atten-
tion, we doubt whether they will obey the call of
the Times, and wake, in either House, the mo-
' ion it requires to break alp the Government..
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• .),Ve see, by the Dublin Evening Post that the
Lotd Lieutenant of Ireland has issued a proclama-
tion, warning all persons against any illegal party
floccedings, such as have in former times taken
Place-on the Ist and the 12th of July. At the
IligneliTTie his Excellency states that the vanquil
state' or the country; and the orderly disposition of
the people, dispose him to hope that he may be re-
lievedfrourlhe necessity of augmenting the
military and portee fk;ree in the province of
_Ulster.
U 4 theretort4- vwt<itlz full. confidence on
the'. elm:ill-011s of the - local maaistracy, on the
infrueti,ce-- of the gentry and:, clergy
of all deno-
inftiations, and on the good sense
and good

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