The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-23

i"ere W.! uadouoteaty, tie mucn utsteul.. !,
ga m''s the new cabinet; none Of the oil ,uiuis.
RS ~'si act under lord Wellesley, he hlrns 90 re-
&c ny refused to act under them. Besides Il, re il
corsiersbie Oe ence on esse f,tial POINTS al ,,oII.
The me@bers OF OPP osition have n r.nuau.osc ~
aes under say leader not taken from the;r ON
ranks snd they certainly will not sonsti,n,. +. mar,
OF any administration that does not adopt their sys
ter,.
The probability therefore ia, tia. either mr.,
" edrsirj and Mr.. Cannins viii not succeed y, n.y.
'"'i"iFS ,,e trss imposed upon them or lh2t t!c,
"H Iettorn II IA iinperteety As 10 exnos. der
wqrs u cary destruction.
NGS'tVsr ,ray DC Z! pprs,iie,,s rr ,vs;,l a. -
new eeons' ma, bs eoopos d. IN. not s,tuss der
Wtnot nope that the orders in ccaacil vii, h.. mo-
d'hcf, Il not removed. The cnsots Of o,,,. c,,a,
20. ine eV''nes before pa.l,arcnt OF t,r .i,,rc
~ 'ho;e orde's aed ,s chanse 1t lnia.
creiisg go 49, F.N-
isay nothing of the French DEGREE. e %h;ab
t,"s aay {. nj Won erpy. rs, vit,.oS, AZ, e;rsuu.
, Ju' ns"ti",'ed, 1t y o;:i0, .a persuaded,
shall dismiss ,he Wssp ss euo. us the new min.
is'y Is 'crme'i ar before. nn=ss lat e.snt hcn,s,,,
IN 'e@ days. Sc viii retarn 20 Ca.gbour,.
(slsne1} IONA. RUSSELL.
.nonros.
s.,r, :" LoNpow, June 70, tsl4
ne o'tisulty Which has heen encf uoter-i IL,
"''n'ns ne new cse'nct, mas sppear-d to render
"NeeshSE 20 SUPPORT the old one, aud uDou Xix
br'undfie House Of Commons arn,ar 10 IT,, nc,
&C .a't SFe"ing IN swing TO ruiaietera; a., tie
cond motion ct Mr.. Wortiey, n na,u-ity Of los
Net.iss'sndns these snsusptsioos crrc,,,nsisn
respecting the Un'tad States. yet xnc,v not Lo,
inc ofders'n council be n,sintsined vi,Lon, ,b
most "ross consequences both 10 ,bis soy.rnmeu,
ann et@nuy IL is impossible, in the faee Of tbe
nr'euoe now pei re Parliament. tn deny the vital
Importance OF our intercourse TO this pa.;o, and
oosunste as the ministry is do no, ent;r.lv j.sn.,r
t"s'" III ~ forced from its sys'en or mon, n w
nave some s'e,.tier hope that this evidence ma,
wen on ,"e motion If Mr. Brousham on TUESDAY
next, produce fo'ne ch-nre. aItnonpb :. h.r,,
seems probable that the ,n;n;s,rrs viii -"
umpk." S '"5 VI oH'
~. Rgsaeilto .l.-. -vonroe.
a-,,, LONDON, June f9, 1919
"ano you herein ths Times of yestet .av
containing the debate in the House OF Common, On
'e pi"eeNng evening, relative TO the orders II,
o"uhe" froEs this debate il appears .l,,t thes-
,,.I -: 10 DC accustomed, tut IS yes no eff.
''N e~t'heton hae been. announced The fine OIL
resdy elslSrd since the ,iec,ar,t;on AZ "a
reash, eTcites suspicion that either the pro,,i.n
reTpcnhon VII not take place or what !. NOR.
pr"oaoie, fofe other measure, equally uci,,st is
ere e. be revoked.
hope, until the dongs here are ascerta;red will.
certainty and precicion, there will lie no relaxation
on our part. =" e''N'''"h
We great respect, your very obedieDt servant,
l'Ishe"( JONA. RUSSELL.
A1N"acsS y HfetseT from -tI. Russell 10 .iE.
.lIon6e.
LoNooH June go, 1872
hare, az length, had .he satisfaction, 10 An.
n"unoe To yor, IN my letters Of the 2oth inst The
reVoosuoi ct the orders in council
% You will without doubt, be somewhat s,rn,is.
ed that this revocation is founded ON lie french
decree OF ihs 18th o, April, 1911.
The real cause of the revocation is'tle meg.
.utes ~ our government These measures hay.
pi"duced degree OF distress arz one the lnanu.ac-
t'Tcrs ct his eonotry that was becoming inty,era.
ne and an apprehension OF still eres err mis- ~
from tie calanities OF war; dgoye then 20 sneak a
language "1Ich could not be misnndccato or dis.
re2SrGo.
Many members of the House e. Cornmo,.. " bo
had oeen the advocates of tbs or,lars in council
particularly Mr.. Wiiberiorce, and Others iron, lis
n"rthern couHt,es were forced now TO max. a stsn1
aghost thCn, or 60 meet the indignation os their
cons tuents at the approaching election. AZ IT,
therefore, the country and not tic Opposition which
GAS driven the ministry 30 yield on this uccss,on
ana the eloquence OF h,r Eroughau, would have
oeen N VAN bad 1t been deStrute OF ibis support
- WHIST hss now bosn done, has been most ,,.
sf'etsntY done ans yielded TO eoereiun ins.esi OF
beng dictated sy cpr;; OF justice and resone,i,.
ton Tie ministers yer. resolved TO console no.
thing until the last extremity Lord Ca,,irresg ur.
dopDtediy went down 20 the House OF Comm on
on the 18th inst deterraIned TO preserve the orders
10 conno in Tier full force and. when ne perceived
taat ne Should be IN the minority, hs endeavored 60
cnmpromise, By sitisg up as iittls 40 possible.
=" 1t WAS decided by The cabinet, ia consequence
OF the vague Of his lordship an ,atnight
|" satseSc the orders in council, end 10 make this
SUSPENSION to depend upon conditions 10 lie pr.yi
ousiy propdesd TO the Uiited States Dri2.n fror,
this ground UI the motion of Mr. Brcugham for the
call OF the House for Thursday the e5th Of TIA.
month, the ministers at length ssuea he order o.
the $50, sud even this orter carried in tie ca
oinet w snail majority only FIVE members vot
ing agsirst it.With these facts before me. Zee
myself constrained 10 ohssten my exultaton on VII :.
has taken place, with fear OF return OF ri;
old injustice in forn,."
lDoena1ents f3 be Continued !