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TApPAFIANNocK JOCKEY CLUB.

TAPPAIIANNoCK JOCKEY CLUB.
Tuetday the Goth January, is the day appointed
Ter the meeting of the fubfcrkers the Tappahan-
mock Club 70 form the rules and regulations for the
iald club From the prefent number of relpetaa able
uhlcrihers. have no heisation in Eating that this
club will be equal to any in the nate, Gentlemen
that with to become members before the meeting,
VIII pieaie forward their names, aud thofe gentlemen
that have iubf rp,on papers will be TO good as 70
lend on the names of thofe thas have fablcrbed nce
they have had paper.
ARTHUR S. BRoCKENBROUGH,
January c.
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McCAY u COWAN.

- AVE rreeipcd BY IRE iate 0ryizalt from
: Los@on, n hrgr ard .f!LJionabr ogorf-
man If Go'd 0nd S,i1~r WATCHES, Spitb a
q'sr,eiI q article, If Jcqcsjhyy and SH1,rr
Ho'k. HJfo, "m oDortmcHf IF Hafr6 Makrr5
TOOLS and maferi0i5 qpbio5, qoiib tbeir fur.
nIer.Rock yenderJ Aeir nG1ri~lcm Ye,y genrra'.
nh a. zodieb bcy G1tr al The 1!gH ,eSlSeJ prices
far eqB.
December Is. E
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WEDNESDAY, December 8.

Mr.. Dsveifs roft aud Rated to the grand irrv.
that they might call on him, If they thought
proper, o alha them to examine wltnehcs :
and was proceeding to make fouie remarks to
the foreman, when Mr.. Clay interrupted him,
and addreliing the court, obferyed, that the
privilege commended for by Mr. Daveif, was 4
novel one, aud lie hoped the curt would not
grant it.
MIR. DAYTON fdw nothing novel, nothing out
of the commoA mode of procedure, c2rept
the conGutt Of Mr.. Clay. He confefed there
was fumelhlng novel, and iomeihing extreme.
" Gngular aud unprecedented in the proceed
ing had in this bulineis. No pcrfon. confined
MIR. y. has right 10 call me 20 CIDER in .his
proceeding, but the judge himielf. Upon what
ground thea, am now interrupted have
once nstcd, and had hoped gentlemen have
undcTil cod me, that the trial, until an indiSt.
meut was found, nuR be entirely ex-parte ;
thai no council, except the U. S. attorney could
be lifcned to, or legally recognized by the
court. an therefore furprized to fee col.
Burr and HE council ain prelent themfclves IN
court and more 20, when interrupted by them
in the diicharge of my duty, aud called to or.
der. He hoped The judge would permit them
TO proceed.
Mr, Clay faid, he appealed to the practice
Of other couds-yelerdsy his honor addrefIed
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WILL BE SOLD.

TO i5e Light Si, o, y.Jy asoaey. on tie reo.es, on
tue Sp day 9f -Jeaa.ry nest, BY Oieiues of a
Dad IF Irgq ex.S1f.I b. lNsfl6-tg B,ozva of iAs-
0arie Comfy, 70 Joba Niebolrs and .Jo5n K,Ry, 10
fs.aTe tie Payz.sst ef'a Jim IF msaey due TO Jotn M
Sb1eP1ra, Of Hesovsr County, eayeBcI in tie sia
1rgf, Vo6 iegH iaierf AMI ebDgel attending fe aia
{aIs,
a PART sftbs TRiCT Of LIND, iyirg in lie
N0rf2garSsn, zO5sreOa ne Iid B,ozyn rosO lv.,.
ea1t zpM aks fAss bstsveen be basof t4Oclve ana
bres o'clock, p. N.
T0EN NICHOLAS,
JcHN KELLI,
DIeem6e, so. oazp.r
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NEW STORE.
Z = ' I n n
SINPSL N-SfORPLS.
TO BE SOLD CHEAP, OPPOSITE THE EAGLE

L
TAVERN.
SINPSO M-4fORRIS,
From London, 6egJ IesVr 10 inform TIE Public,
tbat be has jgf imported from Landon, a large
aGortment Of Fay6ionabe DRY GOODS, fit
far fbe approaching ./sajon, qubieb be offrs
n0zv far Iahs, on Ve,y lozu terms at tie above
kouyt, zi&.
pLACK and Colored Mems, Women's and Chill
~ dren's Worried Hofe alto, hfrn's, Women S
and Chdren's aGorted w lite Cotton Hole of excel
lent quality, with AID without Lace Clocks; afo,
Wooden B.oadcioths, Plain Velveteens, Cut 'Veye-
teens, Cordurcys, Thickc;ts, Bennetts patent Cord
foiianets Stocknghreeches pieces, sanidown, Flo
ysntne Silk Black Nv lied Slrsnet, Black and White
French and Bruiiel Iaces, FreIh new pattern Rib
bands, Bandanuoe Handkerchiels handfome al
fortmsnt of Printed aud TwiIled SlGwl5 Durants of
different colors Common and Fine rs and "A Iriih
Linen Fine Long Lawns, Sheetugs White Corded
Dmities, Cheque for Aprons, Bed Furntures, Print
ed CaDicocs,a large alortnent Of Fine Plain and
Fancy Muffin, Cambria Mulin aiGo Real French
Cambria, Red aul White Flannels, Printed Dimity,
Printed and Wl.i;e Cuttings and Marftes, and a
variety OF Other articles too tedious mention.
December H. oawA 81.
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ANDREW JAMIESON's
NLEXNNDRtA CRACEERS,

NotU L0NdiHg,
: CCNSiCNMENF 10y MIR. Jln,icron, drea
: e frau TIE bakery, Of lis f4r-iam'd cxeclleut
Crackers. in barrels, hdf bbls aud keys Alto iu-
periine Pilot Brsad IN bhis. and for fle at the Be-
kerry price ia Al, SandrA, and ctarge,J at the nore
latey occupied BY Hie1r,. Cranberry aud Hancock,
by JAMES SMITH.
Who has in aote, low.ptieed bne faet liz Cioth
and aGsr,ed Tlanuels, which he Will fell bargain.
Also lnlis Piece Goods ehesp.
Dee .. e.
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[Oy7.

a SILVER WATCH Of the FIRE quality, capped
and Js~e'led, wi,, {, cond h4rd, the Makers
name DayyIrI; attached 70 IT, was a Gold ClAin and
i'1l, with the Initials J. q. y reward of fifteen
Dollafsis offered ns delivery 10 ;Se editor.
January o.
% SIZE fcbfe-ibsr RESPECTFULLY iufsrms his friends
and The ggv'e, thd, Ne ha, commenced carry
irg On the Bi1ciimth ard Csrtisgc making buli0ef
at the ih"p formerly occupied by And-rioa's Mat,
at the corner ieiiag from the Main. free; 20 the
Bank. BorIe iaoeinz viii be ck, cmed IN a inrerior
nrAn0sr by 81 sxper;raecd hand. Gentlemen own
irx hofIss sis ety eii! fed ther iutereit to Sn-
ger their !of 81 TIC yezr ar ,,er ealom is retpc6-
fully f6lsd1l 81. sr5t u 5lscsfaiiih work Wii BE-
dane al Giort Gc-:ce, suj eV4.sIrted. Fafaiouable
Cess aud Chair made, ,'.J al kinds of repairs doue
athc csfrisss u2sug 1s az Iez1gahls rates, a.d 10
t.se Ge4scsz n,AiH>r.
CHARLES KOSHER.
Hec~-ubss "a. ~'~"H
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IOHN 1OMPXISS.

HIS -eHsiped an qDo,fmmt Of GOODS C0g6i;qr IF
E'LANNELS, Coatngs, Blankets, Role and Duf-
4 file Drabs, Frize, kerieys, Feanoaght, Cois, Car
pets and CarPetisg, Dombozetts, S.vNnijowu, Patent
Cord, Powder and Shot, Dowlas, Sheeting Ker-
ieymeres, Calicoes and Mullins, Sc. &c. which he
Will dpoie Of on very liberal terms, by the piece or
package.
NOV. 4. r.
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~ The FARMERS VIR GINA ALMA.
Mack, for the Year 1907, printed by Thomas
Richie, is now for fale, by the erof5, dozen or
Jingle, at TIE ENoUIRER Book Store.
ALSO General hGottnisnt OF Lawyers
and Sh>ritl''s BLANKS, iua printed.
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FOR SALE,

VIE Traf Of LAND wherein now i've, con
H. tanning bya lake :urvey three hundred and fifty
four acres lying or Brook TIN. Brook Bridge
and within iix miles OF the city oil Richmond, will
be offered inr L,ie ie Gih day OF next month Oh
the pre,".,s.
The term, are Que toa'and dollars can, and one
half Of the balance IL. h,lt day 81 October next,
a"I tic refdae on the fst LAY Of Oclober 1903.
This and ic ar, and 4hoJnIS III Cellar, but as j, is
fupPo!rd th,lr vino inclined 10 pm ehae, will be
dsiirou, OF viewing lie L4nd, is deemed unnrctfs-
~ 90 i.y any thing to the Advantages Of itu4tion
.Id f,..
DABNEY WILLIAMSON.
IaEusFy J. OawGwg.
G.OOOW W. SAT- PErEKD BACON,
1908 w. irii quality ~ EiGIA%O GI{EE5E,
10 grol, BOTTLED CYDEE,
y few bntle,s GLOVER SEED,
100 Piyecs PIPER IIANGGNGS.
IJr sane by
EDY,fRD KfLLALL
~ Confidently for life--An Excellent Carriage
aid Horira---- gp'y as above.
My q. eo'f.
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For SALE,

4 VALUABLE Lot of GROUND in Baking.
L ham county, containing iixty two acres lying
On James River and adjoining the town of Dugids-
Vile The Land is rich and has of the moi vaua-
able MI. tes nit OF any in the upper country. AL
70 and excellent manufacturing Mill in the
county OF Campbell abont fix miles below Iynchburg
and III good e'idit'ou ter manufacturing four &c
This property is rendered more valuable inafmueh as
is iituated in the heart of very rich country * to
thoe who with to turn their attention to the manu-
featuring -four &c it is an Object worthy their conf
deraton. For further particulars reference may be
made to Col VIM. j. Lewis of Campbell, (who will
ihew negotiate for the above property or the fub
fcriber
JAS. G. ANTHONY.
January 8. taw2w & oawsw.
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4 IL psrloa5 bavi1g elaiw5 rgaig9 I've s9ase
/ y cf J0bn HoomeJ, dce'9. ct f9e Bo7viieq-
Crsss, are regretted 10 n'oF- them k1ogvn, fbaf
Pro7jfon may Dc md, for r flVai (sific~gc1t.--
49ad tbefc iEGcGfcd mr. make iwmedirte scy-
Dgs0t ~ JOHN HOOMES, and
JOHN o. WOOLFOLK,
EyeeRforJ Of Join HoomeJ, del'd.
Jaz. IS, 1906. If
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SET ANTED Immediately ten ton Of clean NIcr-
w charitable HEMp, for which liberal price
will be given IN cah. PROSSER u NONCURE.
DEC TO- eptE
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TO RENT,
HE STORE e CELLAR of the Ioweft Tene-
men' ct Mr.. l'ruehart's new buildings--For
terms apply at this office.
January S. 2w.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,

lave taken the Brick TENEMEN +
fronting the crofs freet leading from Col. May
o. Bridge. and oppofi,e Mefrs. John and Robert
Canioes where they offer for fae under tie firm Of
ISAAC WINSTON, & Co.
THE FOLLOWING ARrIoLEs:
Old Madeira Wine, Wolves, I
Do. Sherry do. Carers.
Bet Cogniac Brandy, Anchovies,
Do. Antigua Rum, Nutriegs Frelh.
Do. Holland Gin, Mace.
Hibbert's Brown Stout, Cloves,
Do. Porter, Cinnamon.
Ciaret oil hyperion qua Barley Sugar,
Beef spanih segars. (Baflry Sugar Kites,
Loaf Sugar Sugar Almonds,
Cunpowder, Brandy Preferve.,
Imperial I - ( Box Rains,
Young Hyfon, c.; Soft SHIELD Almonds,
and -. Curran,s,
souehong. { Pearl Barley,
Belt Green Coffee, Playing Cards,
Firh quality Chocolate, Bottle Corks,
Do. do. Brown Sugar, Putty in bladders,
Cd do. do. Bar Iron aiTorted,
Molaiies, Nail Rods,
Salt in Jacks, German Steel,
Rice, Differed do.
Patent Shot, Plain ct. Decanters,
Engih F. F. Gunrowder, Do. Wine GiafIe.,
Brown Soap, tQt. Tumblers,
Mould Candles, Pr do
Northern CheeCe, Half ut do.
Ground Ginger, Green pocket Bottles,
Black Pepper, Elegant Globe Lamps
Alhpice, Window Glafs 10 by i2.
Salt Petre, DO. do. by 10.
Alum, China Coffee cups & fau-
Brimitone, GERS.
CopperaE, Do. Tea do
Glue of hyperion quail Do. Teapots,
~, Do. Sugar difles,
Fig Blue, Do. Creanpots,
Starch, Do. Stop Bowls,
BENGAL indigo, Do. Gallon Bowls,
London Mu.ard, Do. half ri. DO
Dixons Bet do. Witha general afortment
Cayenne Pepper, of Stone s. Queens Ware.
N. b. Having fnpPiied ourlelves with more than
thirds of the above articles with cath in Philael-
pha, we are enabled diipole of them on the n,oa
moderate terms, for cath or country produce.
ISAAC WINSTON,
JOHN BAUGH.
Noy. IL. oaw3m.
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TIE ST nscRlBIRs,

THE ST BSCRInERS,
Harisg feior H9zfa tirv Ssors bri,7v he BeH- Ia
ve'H, e8s,' ia, Sale, raier ne f'm ef
WHITE q SHELTON,
4 GENERAL aiior.ment of GROCERIES,. which
( they will difpofe Of OF, very moderate terms,
Tor Can, Country produce, or approved paper.
ISAAC WHITE,
JOHN S. SHEITO's
December 90, ep If.
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IAVE taken the new Brick TENEMENT
1 fronting the crofs freet leading from Col. May
o. Bridge. and oPPofi,e MefIrs. John and Rober,
Cao.es where they offer for lale under the firm Of
ISAAC winston, & Co.
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WV. LONG.
n.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-22

WAR OEPARTNfEAT

.fuguSt 5, 1897.
His Erceitency tke Governor. Of The state
Of diGgyland.
SIR,
! am directed by the President OF the
United States to urge on the governors OF
the respective states, the importance OF en-
couraging, by all means they possess, such
volunteer associations as are contemplated
and authorised by the act of Congress pas
sed the gath February last. and when or
ganized to be received rs part of the quota
of militia recently required to be held in
readiness at the shortest notice.
The present situation of our country calls
loudly for the patriotic excrtions Of its
citizens, in the prompt adoption of such
measures as will most efectually. ena-
bic us to meet the result OF late event,
which appears TO menace its peace un-
der such circumstances it must be pre-
sured that with due enCourag ement, The
whole number of volunteers contemplated
by the above mentioned act, may be indu-
ced To tender their services to their cCun-
try; and your ezcellency wilIread;ly per-
Ceive the Importance of such "A body O! men,
at the actual commencement of war, whose
tour ofservice will afford ample time for
raising and organizing a regular force for
taking the field, in place OF such of them
rs may not be inclined to become a part of
the regular army.
AS it must be highly probable, that such
volunteer corps, will be composed Of our
most active, intelligent patriotic and spi-
rited young citizens; they will uudoubted-
ly, m the event of war, stand on high
groGnd as candidates fer Offices in the re.
gular army whenever such an army shall
be considered necessary. Asd from the vel
known military ardo: which pervades ali
parts of our country, there can be no doubt q
the readiness of Z sufficient number of OUT
spirited citizens to offer their services C
their country at the present time.
Ihave the honor 20 be,
Very respectfully,
Your eXcellency's obd't serv't,
(SigneG)
II DEARRNPNi
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Robert Pollard. c. c.

y,'OR RENT. and possession given ON The frst
J. day o. October, three large and convenient
Rooms. fronting che street, in the upper mart of
the house atpseseu. occupied by Carrier B Pasa,
Esq. TEs.e soors are well calculated for ofiic.s
and may he hid OF reasonable terms
Z lso The cellar under she s,G.e OF ]. w. Den
MS. :. CO which has laleiy been G,,sd ~ a, a
store and is rendered more comfortable than usu,
Al there being gpod plank .hoor. For,lerms
apply TO ReniamIn, Dennis
Richmond Aus ust 2OtN, 1907. IF
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H. DEARBORN.
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

We,have no correct information to ena-
bic us to determine the strength ofparties
in the new parliament Of England there
has been : warm contest, but we cannot
doubt the success Of the ministry. The
question was made religions one, and of
course created great animosities-in Ire
land great use had been made of the Ca
tholic influence, i'll favor of the late minis
try and in Scotland, equal pains were
taken to secure for them the aid of the dis.
senters The following is one of the Curl
Gus electioneering bills circulated, in favor
OF the late ministry it processes TO place
the grossness Of the pretext for change
OF ministry in true light. 1t is very evil
dent that the new ministry is in possession
of the powerful engine, the established
church, and will make it subservient to
their purposes, by creating alarms of the
encroachments of Catholics and dissenters.
This address was probably written by lord
Howick CMr. Grey) (Hrora.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-22
JOHf( ALCOCk

INfoNS6 i've has just receivedin adGiiion TO his
= former stock, general ss3srtmeBt OF Hard.
ware. and Cutlery, among5t which are the fol-
lowing aT1icles-Crcss Cui and Hill Saws, Lon.
don Spring, Casteel and German Hand and Pan.
nell Saws ; Dovetae Sash, Compass ana Ten
non Saws Bow Saws with AVID without flames.
Brass and Iron Chamber Locks Brass and
Iron De'k, Bookcase, Drawer and Caest !. oc ks.
Spring Latches, lapan'd and Polished Iron
Thumb Hatches, B,ass Buns. Cast IHr do. IL.
HinSeI, Csstetl and Common Plane Irons Bras.
Mounted Squares and BSve!s, Brass Mouutiog
for Cabinet FGrn.,uce, Curtain Knobs and Rincs
Brass EscuIcheOn Pins, Brass Nails. Bra.s 81
viuers, Caudle Sand Ketches, Bell Ctanks
Brass and Iron Candicsticls Bcllne.al Kettles
aud Spice Mortars. Brass Cocks and Horse
tlearnS, Brass lnSstands with Inst,Umeut,
Hooks and Eyes. gun Screws, SEestaeies aud
Spectacle Cafs5, Spring Lancets, Knives and
Forks. Ivory Handle Tables and Deserts Cas-
,eTs, Table Bells, Table and Tea Spoons, Screw
Drivers, Bed Screws Carpenters Hammers and
ftnchers, Shoe Pinchers and Knives, Shiapiing
Ha'chou, Brick ana pIasttring rrose.s. DIaa,
iaE Knives, CooTe''s Axes, lalgc assoytmen, Of
Files and Rasp5, Gimbleis assorted, Homes and
OIL stones, kazors and Razor Cases, Watch
Seals, Keys and Chains. Steel Knitting Pins.
S,rewplstes different sizes Brace and Bits
Combs, Ivory, horn, and Iron, with and wi,hout
Eyes, Do. Pisted all over, PLACED Bride Bits
escorted. Plated Moulding Silver Mounted
Whips, Plated .CuFbs, a few elegant Fowling
Pieces, Powder Horns, Powder asks Japan'd
Copper and Horn Shot Belts, Cut and Wrought
Nails. Wrought Brads of all sizes, 2 dy 8 dy.
and dy Nails, Saddlet's Taeks Of ali sizes
Also large qusniity Of we'll assorted Bar Iron,
L Steel OF diiisrent qualities, Wire Meal Wheat.
and Lime Seves. Any Of the shove articles v m
be sold at the most reduced prices.
NIB still continue r1y Cabinet Nanufaeto
~ in the same House adjoining the Fire Insur
ance Office, where have on hard large ousn.
tity OF elegant and well made Furniture. Any
person wishing TO purchase / will thsnk them
to call, aud iatter myself they will have no rta
son 70 Ind fault Of the prices nor quality, for
wsuant my work 10 be Of coed materials and
well executed, and hope from my knowledge
and asbidmty to business, 20 gam public patron.
are. Alto Keeps on hand bsst quali;y W ndsor
Chairs.
All efthe above goods viii be sold low.
Richmond. Augnst On 1877. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-22
In King William County Court, Ju-

ly 9th, 1907.
christopher TOmpkins, Compainant,) In
against c;,,,.
inos. Reeves * John Temple, defts. c-,r.
TIE defendant Thomas Reeves. not having
entered his appearance and given security
according TO the Act of Assembly, and the rules
OF this Court, and it appearing 10 The sa,isfac-
'ion OF the Court. thai he is not i,.sebtant of
This country. On the motion of the Cornp,a;-
nsnt by hio counsel it is ordered, ,ha, the said
defendant Reeves. do appear hers on the fonr,h
Monday in Noven,bsr next. aad answer the bill
o. the Complainant; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some nevspaDer pub
iished in the ei'y of Richmond for ,~o months
snceessivsiy. and posted at the front door Of the
Court huuac of this county. And il is further
ayds'eo that the defendant Temple do not pay.
convey away, or secsete any debts by him owing
70 the other defendant, Thomas Reeves, until
the further order OF decree of this court.
a Copy Teste,
Robert Pollard, G. c.
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GRO ALL coon pRoTKsThNTs.

TO ALL GOOD PEOTESTkNTS.
GA correct and candid exposition ofcer
tain gross misrepresentation now spread
abroad for the worst of purposes, viii be
found in the following address, which has
iatey appeared under the above title. and
produced the best effects in London
''They say the late ministers were
friends to Irish Papists, and enemies OF
Protestants.
"Mark how plain tale
Shall pat them down.
"Thc Irish Catholics have now for thir-
teen years had right to be ensiens, lieu
tenants, captains, colonies, and generals in
the army.
"I'he Irish Protestant dissenters have
for thirty years had right to hold any of
fee, civil or military
"T'he English CGfhoHcS can By lazv be
neither ensigns, captains, colonies or &C.
nerals, III the army.
"The EHgiiSh PTofesfGnt Disorders,
and Scots Pgfsbyfe1ians, cannot by La7v
hold any Office, civil or military.
Snow what did lord Howick propose p
He proposed law to give English Roman
Catholics what Mr.. Pitt in 1898 had given
Irish Roman Catholics and since Lord
North had long given that and much more
e. Irish Protestant Disorders, he insisted
cad ScotS PresbyferfanS what Mr.. Pitt
gave llish PSyistS.
But Mr.. Pitts law Of 1898 did not mem
ton Protestant Dissenters Lork Howick
was told, he must make his English law the
same rs Mr.. Pitts Irish law, and no mare,
and then It would not be opposed.
But no, SAID lord Howick, ! will not
make my law the same as the Irish lagv
Of 1893 because must do f0r EHf-Ysb
Disscnfiag ProteSfa1fs and for Scotch
Pre5bytorians as mach as can do f91- I'm
ghSh RcH0H Cafhchcs. j, instead Of ihie,
lord HowiCk had agreed 90 DO all this for
hob7CH CGthoHcs, bit to IeaUe ON. Pro-
fesfnnt DiSsenftHg Brethren, i,7cllfaYHP
ocofs PTcabWeTf0HS, IN thc hlych. he would
have carried his bill, and have been al tbis
moment secretary OF state but he dicdaip-
cd 1t (; and because they would have nothing
done IN favor 0f Protestant Dfsse1kcrs. anil
Scofa PreSbyfeJiaas, he did not choose TO
90 what he might have done for the Roman
Catholics
Yes, Gentlemen, this is the fact---fhese
PoIucians, these Perciyals, Cannines, and |
Natuereaghs, who call Wings Pahisfs. thev
WTould have granted what was asked for I
bs faPl''s' but they would do nothing, alb. !
sGu'cY nothing, for our Protestant Bge- |
MTfn.--- n no those whom they call Pahisfs, !
mat is, TIC Wings, dropped their bill. and
we're 1.timsteiy turned out, because. tborc5
they wished The Catholics well, they wer,id
not DO more jor CofhoHcs han I6r mir
ProtcsfaHf brefhreR.
W1i Nj. Ferclval say, that the I'm.
SH'h Lst6tnftTs and ScC5cs prrsb,,s,,-
HNe are not i-r0fcSfani87 If they are, who
FIeieIr'" he Pepists 20 the Protestapts
FOt tboSc who, though thew wanted +,a
anti the Catholics into Tie armv. ,yo,i,, 90,
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40 it unless all Protestants were admitted
also; but those who would have admitted
Catholics, but would persist in excluding
Protestant Disorders and PresbUteri-
ans. These are the ministers who no7v 20
vern us. Such is lord Castlereagh, who
told the Papists not TO look to any one but
nm and his friends. Such is MIR. Percival,
who says, III his speech upon the residence
ut the clergy, +" that Protestant Dissen-
ing minister does more mischief in month
than parson can cure in uine.''
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