Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-15
FOREIGN.
POLITICS OF EUROPE


na;ion was the removal of the existing
rrsifictloss and disshiiiiies upon tEe
Catholics. Strange as it may seem.
pe'''ion was presented 10 the house OF
commons from D.. MINER. The apes
& liz CatlIolic vicar al The midland district
~ EnF'Snd, and certain other Catholics,
" against The bill for The removal of The
Cathohc disabilities, az tending To fet~
ter them IN points Of conscience. and im
posing snch restrictions as were moon
sisieni witli the pro essinii of the CaihD
lie faith" NJ doubt the proposed bin
'alls short Of the complete emancipation
nj that sect ; but II admits them To- The
enjoyment ofinIput'ant bouors, rights.
and privileges. To wricl they are u0t at
present eligible. liihey have moi ob
'siued every Thing az once, they should
not reject, they should not throw obsia
cles III the way OF accomplishing, wbar
l. offered 10 them they should accept
The pre- tfered rights. restricted ~ they
o'ay be, and trust 10 the gradual opera
ton OF reason, aud TO continued appeals
"a Vie good sense o! ,l,e people of Great
Britain, fer the reinaiader. Il ia probable
that this IL The Only mode By which they
can succeed in achieving Tor ages 10
| come their full emancipation. Sound
policy suggests no other method, uNless
they appeal 10 The sword aud they
might, III such Il struggle, lose millions
mt lives, and she'd nceaus of blood only
10 draw more tightly atouud them the
cords OF political prejudice and tyranny.
In reference 10 The impoliic peiriion al
DR.. MILNER, Mr. PLUNKETr declared
'i'ai 1t was ia that Individual, e" only an
acl OF undertaking, c0nslsten, bigotry."
II he had telI some rxul,a,ion in his
| mind thar measure of the highest pos
sible public good Mas now appateptl,
| m The poin, of attainment, il was will,
The deepest regret thai he witnessed an
aicmpt I" dailSen the prospect at happi-
ness and security. The same evil spr.l
DIR. MIiuef] Which, in 1913, came tor
| 'vaid 10 blast The hopes OF ihc Catholics.
AMI shake the public tranquility. was
once more al work. BY his interference
he bill OF i''ai wear had beem abandoned.
Se' "a OF the eight apostolic Wears in
tn2ianH va ptIiioTed ior The presrn,
| measure the eighth was the only one
whn hat f'iscialned The desire of peace:
ana The spirit OF concllaiiUn, Which an
lHiated his brothers ! :" II vas vain and
visionary, said Mr. PLuNKETT. 80 *
| peel IN ihts ~. assure the cnncurrcucr Of
aisiory. B!sutfy aas Interchangeable he
cared uol neither il was Roman Caiho
he bigotry or Protestant bieotty lie
character was tie same lis pursuits
were tile sanir: irue 10 lis aim, though
brsottfd IN It's expectations F; steady
ia us purpose, ,hongh bind TO lis inter"
esis,' tor bigotry time J3oped IL. rain. 1,
vas abandoned by Tie tides o. knowl,
edge II VAS left stranded by ne
waters OF reason, and w0rshipprd he ii
CURES imprinted on Tie sand. Which we're
| In ho aI a..
cesS!bie 10 reason it WAS irTeClaim BILE
by experience. To retute il was only
10 exasperaie it," The house of com.
mons were about 10 rrjrct The uatiliou
eli DIR. Miner, bni BIZ PLUNKErT did
not press his motion to thai ell Ct, WE'LL.
ing IN HE suggestion Of MI WIIBER
FORCE that The rejection of The pabrr
fhghi give II an Importance and produce
an evaporation. which iia TeCeutjor
would prevent. Mir. CROKER. a M inis.
teriai member, gave uofice, that in case
the bill for the relief Of the CathoIic,
should pass,aS he liaa no doab, il would.
lie shoHd propose 10 vest authority il
the KING 10 make provision Tor The sun
port OF the Catholic clergy. Great Fl
iofts were made by The opposition IN 81,
honse OF commons 10 reduce ibe BRITISH
army they did not succeed, but oh
tanned very respectable vote.
lRELAND.-The people oil The " EN-
erald Isle" were on the iip-toe of expec
taiIoh concerning the expected visit u
George ihe Fourth 10 that country.
the bill ior the relief of The Catholi,
should pass parliament, and be sanction
ed by tie king, Tie mea sure would reu
der bin very popular, aud his reccp lioi
extremely fialieTlUg, in ireland: Blu
q 4
Ell al the prospect Tile Hibeynian linn
nat, one at their intolerant organs, declar
cd " thai II The kirg should give iii
royal assent 10 the bill now pending i
e parliament, he would become Tie erecu
+. toner of his 0Wn criSteHce -
: NAPLES. The latest private letter
y from Naples, published III the Engiis
I Journals, represent the greatest unanlu
:. ~ as pre- vailiug amnDg The people.
81 They describe - their enthusiasm ~ uu
exampled." y proposal had been mad
q by BORgLLG 10 The parliament, 10 piy
y tic Dictatorship to lie prlnce regent. I
I. whom were TO be added a c0mis itfee q
o some members chosen among those viii
!; eujoy Tie highest dtgrce of public estcpn
IBIS proposal was seconded, aud reie
red tn = coihnijt'eP. which was 10 max
= tts report Immediately. There vas u
u longer ANY doubt at the resurrection
d, a part Of ihe Matches. Wherever III
te Neapolilsn pahizans had shown then
Of selves, Hey had been received ~ deli,
a. ereTs, and The Iri,coourcd flag aved
Cd The parts which they had visited. III
BY enthusiasm maintained Itself OF raihe
7, II daily increased. The parliament Iva
nd addressed an energetic aud moving pro,
w ianaiiun 10 The army. 4 report pr
vailed thai the vanguard Of General Pc,
bad beaten a regiment OF Hungarian hu
safs, and that thry bad sustained gre
- loss" What will further illustrate n
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