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tad that out of 100,000.emigra0ts,10.000 had, at an,
per bead, to Make their way through Quads ID the
corroborated his opinion.
OT-HORTON, In reply, complained of arguments
anted upon the statements of a printed volume, of
onever. Neither was it fair to assert that any dig.,
existed between himself and his Right Hon.
light Hon. Friend had expressed his belief that ad-
be derived from Emigration, and he had not gone
ad mentioned the sum of twenty millions only in the I
ion, and Host. Members had argued upon it as if it
nal and official estimate. The scheme bad been Ob.
trary to all sound principle. Now it happened that
to an authority which be imagined these sticklers fee
would admit to be a very high one. He had, through
e Fanieration Society of Ireland, got a string attires.
. Cußoch upon this subject,and his answers aorta-
-1 statements, so far as he had gone,with this difference
M'Ciilloch went much further in the same direction.
the emigration of 1823, he was enabled to state
uld completely refute the bold assertion of the Hon.
was in possession of an sMcial account, a tabular
Pe progress of every family who embarked in that
'he whsle number of families *as Id 2. Of these
lied in the colony, and from the situation of paupers,
went out, had become possessed of property worth,
w assessment, 7,0001. Of the remaining families,
d over to the United States, and one or two had
:Lod. This he thought a proof thit he was justified
Lr
ranted
might be treated and the prosperity of
by an cogitation upon the principle of that
!roam had beef Made to the evidence of Colonel
t he had a Witten* document in his possession, in
seer reconted his opinion. Bat in fact Col. Cockbutn
tat had been 'molted to hint. He took a street,
an exaggerated view of the disadvantages arising
of a market t but he at the same time admitted
ri succeeding emigration would provide a market.-.
was hcit whether repayment was probable, but as.
probability of repayment, it would be more advan.
out ineriduals with capital or without, and to this
tendon of the Coaintittee would naturally be directed.
Ming his motion to the House, shadowed out the
he thought the Committee would most prelpahlp Liam
lid this with a view to direct public Attalla Mr3ha
Rich he thought information the most 0111111Nirn he
ate the labours of the Committee.
merit was then negatived, and the original modest
tout a division.
log were among the Members named on the Coos.
Wilmot-Hones, Mr. Secretary Peel, Mr. S. Ric*,
t, Lord Mopeds, Mr. M. Fktgerald, Sr J. Graham,
nig,. Mr. it. Maberley, Colonel Torrens, 51r. Browns
F. Barbng,
Puma?: ISM 00110RMI.
FLETON, to avoid the inconveniences cousequeot '
cot mode of the House amiss mom the coesoloka of
oils, moved that DO proceedings shall be bodes a Pe-
i Select Committee, until the Pesidowee shall have
bond of £3OO himself and two sureties of cock
Tthe clerk of the House, for the purpose of
If such proceedings.
KM wished the eubioette be postpaid till a faller
wowed upon it a thorough and unhurried detibers.
the Resolution Dow aced, a poor man was debarred
crag the House ; and impediments, contrary to the
Oansutution, were placed la the way of the humbler
idling the source of Justice—the Howe of Comma.
id be any undue bias in the law, it should Is an the
poor man. The Honourable Mirembar ormodl, an ea
that the further coasideration of an subject Is peel-
▪ next.
mas WAITHMAN Mom* reptebeteil the exposes
on private Bills, as interfering with the ma of justice.
TLETON would take the sense of the House urea
es, which had been more than cam discussed, and
of no means new to the House.
!LEY supported the amendment.
OU ENE thought the House was much indebted to IM
d (Mr. Lyttletoo) fee his meritorious efforts to facility"
Nags consequent upon Private Bills. The Attorney
d declared, that the proposed hood would Dever be a sub.
mice in the Courts of Law, and that authority more
[bed tie contrary opinions of the Hon. Member for
e (Mr. Snakes). He therefore would oppose the

se divided on the Amend/ann.—For h reiPsAgaloss
ry in favour of die original Resolution eio. •
ME moved for Returns of the number of Midshipmen,
ieutenauts, Commanders, sod Admirals, promoted in
id Marines during 4lielast year, staring the particulars
onions; and Returnanf the number of Marine Officers
r, and that had sold out their Commissions since April,
ered.
mien of Mr: Chums; the further debate on the Mal.
a was postponed to Monday nest.
I,MOT.HORTON presented several Returns relating
e Trade in the Maurkius.--Ordered to be printed.
Id at * Quarter past Eleven.

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