Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-01

instance he lnvest.gatet-nOt merely must the
J.ivuiry cAteud TO Tbs or that iiiusirious house
with which she was connected, but all the
private history of all those exalted ind vidnai.
10 Whom, she was related, might, The did not
say must be forced into The conflict. Then,
tire house must give him leave TO say, II would
have another such session as had been known
II yeatsaeo when all public business was sus-
pended, when all feelings OF ordinary polit-
cal interest wese annihi!aied, when the COM
mon state gossip OF tie day was Sitlle0, vixen
parties ceased 10 engage, aud Political rancor
had beeu overwhelmed in the great eDxroSsing
topic OF the private lie, habits, aud failings,
al enc Of the nobieSt persoDages in the realm.
Vho shca'd assert what course men bound 10y
professional lies to regard nothing but the
safety of his client, (be referred not 10 mem
beers OF this house, aud therefore had no allu-
son tn himself or his learned coileague) might
tnink IL necessary 10 recommend Cthers
must lie truSied-theit royal cilent must rely
upo;i The skill, the knowledge, and the pru-
Gence. Of others and who should decide that
absolute necessity migktnOt compel them 10
advise proceeding, Of which some idea might
ne in,med by tbose vh0 had marked what had
passed ~ tl,is country III years acOI lie then
musi be sagdciOuS inau iiO could assert what
course necessity might compel and he must
he Il bold s,an who would say thai, ii here, in
fhH situation OF professional adviser 10 The
NH-rn lie would hesitate tor one taoment in
.eeuiing his client, even at such desperate
eNprnsP.
I'm advocate, he il rempmhersd, had but
. one po;ut 10 look 10 lie was ruined, disgraced,
degraded ; he might even belong 10 Milan
tribunal, II he looked 10 any other interest
lhsa That 10 which his character Was pledged.
CLEAR, heart Ban he must i've "A much bOidcr
man ssh, VII" With all these prospects before
hiss YES. would plunge the country into such
iaiai inquiries, u there were even il uare pos
slbIlitA OF avoiding ihem. Confined cheers
from the opposition benches.l Let il not he
fos-otlen thAt ihere were three par,ie, vino
toOh a deep iuterest in this discussion First,
the i>in:., = 10 was tno,i deSirous that the in.
= IL f,.tf had
noiinnS 10 dread from Disclosures, and who
was Unfortunately impressed with Tie idea
that IN his High Office, il was necessary tor
his v.udicatiUn, that SDnie thing shOuid be En-
dsftaken- Next, the Green. sGo "cied nearly,
u not enjifeiy la the same Spirit-whO thought
1t requisite iOT her own security, tor the clear.
ing OF her own honor. tia, The enquiry .honld
be persisted in TO the end. she Shrunk not
lTOm Il Int coniied II Sue was prepared to
meet II she I,4i come from safety Iuto-hc
wou'G not say jeopardy, because the innocent
could know uo jeOplIdy, bni-trOuOle. ,eXa~
iI0n, aud anNirtN, m going ;hrOu h Tue whole
Oi this pnufuI, aud, in hi~ view aiiiiciive and
fi@'IiiuI investigation. l5Hth at these high
parties ~nUli INSTANTLY reject lie advice he
was now tenderins- Bui there was a tdird
party, Wli"Ne wishes To hoped the iluu,e would
not "OnSHit he alluded 10 Hose cut OF doors
WHO "cic possessed OF greedy aud dis
Cased .GrpeiIie tor slAndcr, aud who only
gave uplac!T i.ce'of Niiicai, private scar
udl on some ndcn emergency as lie present,
where the ALA; tineLl was increased Is its al
teciIn: iLe niost exalted ilidiyirua>l in Ire
land. Those who laUNt cd auder the ailction
OF Snt 4 morbid desiiP, aud those who hSsr
~ made ptU;ii, by lNtnucyinT tot Iis grallii-
cation, had a 0nccI interest in Urging tor
warH The inquiry, aud most bitter ywouid they
% disappointed Is Il did mol proceed In Tie
A1mFc performance Of his duty he tclt call.
F'i hpnn here even 10 thWdrt her M0icsty'S
inCis!a'IOi, and he womid tell hes, =" Madam,
n negotiation Act hr possible, rather 20 700
far, aud throw Hourseit upon your country
aod apun parliament, tor yenr vindicatinu,
'nan MOI 20 lar enough. 1t witt Be pesSIsle
To avtIl the Iu;D " mich this course, If pCtsi>t-
III, viii bling upon 'iic nation. do your ut
most 10 postpone the calamity" Cheers. If he
R-ht advise tiaSe who stoad in Il similar sit
ualion with regard 10 the fA!ug, hc would say
10 them, Act ike honest men, aud Disregard
all consequences {: lender tiial rOuusei 10 yonr
soseTeiEA which The case dpinaudS aud 10 not
tear tiiat l.atirueut will abandon yOu, or tie
country drseit sou even PATTY Viii not dis
grace itself 90 the lowest level, ~ which cor
Jupt aud uuprlgCipied faCtiun,StS can descend,
~ t"Sin: advantage OF your faithful aud feat
ttSs discharge of uohic nad dismtereSled
dun Clear, hearl) Donot appTeheud !tut
even IL .o!i;ica; al tin,ty1, III attend sou but
ii s"c@e$So's must hr appoistsd TO scar
places ." assured iuaj they VIII not be 'OUud
Milhl1 laese Wdt>.' loud rhreFs)
iae .te bt' Whitehead and himself we're
The o0'y persons who had seen che whole of
tao ''ocGni eitS II cOHrtlUed, ard ,hey had been
tefra5ed !de Milan board sat toi ten
y
tor, ETi he did not say that ten months o.
tea weeks, would hp rpIuiIed TO DiOw lie re-.
port oi th"t board IN the ar. He Woa.d as
sea- ~" It would De necessary 10 examine
esiiencc as - ibe character ct the accHsu;O-
~ witnesses Que OF them, ~ hue W. had com
iu.'isd felony and had been diScltas god nv
mcqueen ir"m neT service :auG fhe evidence
to Dlrte thI, was peaeaut who sinSt be folio d
~ ch"1. f}ttf crosses OF coUPeNIo hptween HE
witnesses could he, aud must he stab!isiied (;
aud though The advisers OF the Qnecn mic b
ne disposed 10 bIIug only those that were ac-
finally necessary, this preliminary operation of
i'Stii, must cccpTy weeks il not months. He
iittticte, who thought that even six or Gig
months would complete the great subject was
ekFegiousty deceived hut, II ii were only
font months, lis prayer aud enireaty TO
TIE house was, Tat II would spare the cOun>
tiS from the suffering which such an inquiry
would inlet. lie wonld now 20 to the plo-
cerdinsS OF TIE HAnoveridn minister the
nh'ister Of" court most likely TO be swa! ed
by lne government ui England.
ihc Hauoteritn minister, Baron Ompteda,
WHO hdd heeH mos gracIOusiy and hsSpiIabiy
itreIvtd by n.8 Gueeu, who had insinHaied
himself into hef confidence who had partaken
largely OF hei lt6tfahty, vino had passed Sc
Nti", m0uiiiS 81 4 il0c Under heT TOOi- tnt~
ma ("ot indeed the envoy to this country bus
10 TIE molly seq was discovered, not merely
"i'N 80. INTO Tea actions brihing strangers TO
~"tch ner aud even 5rib,Hg ieI own servants,
"'t IL WAS iouBd THAT he employed 4 smith 10
i'''A ne iOcks oi her writing desk. Ghosts of
near ~ OtGsg 10 examine ans papers that
Inishl DC m her possessiou. (uear, hear. -
tnnckiiy iur sim, that Which he lonud de-
,''nS'iaitd NJ ini ccence, instead Of ihe guilt,
" w linat!ions ietso6age. GteaI hear \
?V"h& naval nfrn" - W'ium tue Transaction
'bfcame tmoWn, demanded personal sajis!ac-
Iion and al leTgth, the Baron was expelled
rom vac Austrian territories, nor indeed iOf
picking lOcss, bat tor refusing 10 Ggiit a daei.
aaron OmPieda mnst necessarily have been
inH0euced by base spjiit, when he engaged
~ 80 abOmEabie a transaction itf order 10
C"hciHaie lhs favor OF hts employers lic Gu
t't'! acquitted those who sent Baron Ompte-
IA on Del. rIigsiou In g,c ,I., COO