Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-04

Earl Darnley said that such petitions might be drc,vr
and signed in England, for the renov al of th.
NobWLord ON the Woolsack.
The Earl of Long ford, said it was urged that ,i.
adoption OF the bill will add to the prospe, y of the
conntry-he was content with the station they Rad al
ready reached. "The necessity of the measure re-
minded him OF the old Irish chie,ains: sYou owe ma,
tribute; and If you dont">'l you tribute; ana
did" There could be no Protestant security with
out Protestant ascendancy.
The Bishop of Norwich implorcd that the system of
INJURY might be made to cease, which had been heaped
on hVe iions ofloy ii subjects and conscientious chris
''anS, mere was no country in Eurrpe disgra-
ecu ny Penai laws than Ireland. IL the church Eng
'a'u could not be maintained without persecution, hc
would say let 1T fall IfworIdy advantages could be
secured TO i'n 10y The suffering of so many fellow be-
''es; ueH would have no charms for him.
Inc Earl oi Carbeiy was satisfied the measure had
better bc carried soon than late
ne Eshop OF Chester said Tie bill recognized the
right ot excluding Catholics from stations i'm the st,
according to rule of expe,iency; as by il they wouj
not be permitted TO be Lord Chanccors and he touoit
~ eNPe',en' 10 carry the exclusion further \ reyi
SION o. Tie revenue laws wanted nurer admin,
auoh oil Justice education, and the residence of pto-
Pre'ofs on their estates. Til, would be Characterization
and would produce the desired effect
INC ta;lioilc priests denouncc! the Protest.n,
chnich as pest. book, indeed GIllv ,wne3 by
'he'n but carried III triumph 10 Rome and placed IN
ceaat ana gold declared that ihe day of her dcsuc~
tion is nj haDd' and Catholic mnst assist rta
ecclesiastical authority is temporal power Tic noro
nomnates all the ti,ular bishops oflrcand and ihe
point the interior clergy. Was it nothing that a TO-
of Ia
0'n' an army, led by officers of his appontng?-
The pope, in 1900 claimed the right of absoly;nn from
allegiance. The bill .youd bo n sc,In, I'LL '''
the church. s'''
The Earl of Limerick thought him in,oleran and 20
hected on the non residence ofthc English bishops
The Marquis of Lansdown quoted The exonnIes r
INC u States, Holland Prussia, and Denmark il, f,vor
of this bill ~ " i"'O'
The Earl of Liverpool was willing TO Pot il on the
souru Vi experience HE bill was n'iscrably framed
In free state 81 subjects are entitled TO cona rolf,
on equal conditious-hut here the conditions re ,ot
equal. Inc Catholic offers only divided aIleojapco
ne had never heard an 10 this The Popc nom
mated 10 any vacant diocese in ireland, and the CLERGY
was bound TO obey. Are Catholics then entitled I'm -,
same rights as the osantsi the priests are absolute
masters ot the minds and actions of their GocLs RI
Ca'hoHcs do not like the dissenters, Law tie biblo ne
,ne corner stone OF union with the Church of Ennand
h' could be done with elections if tie priests could
eHcoinnunlcate caIsjIIatc He held that the nrocs
tanl succession was the foundation of the povernmon,
IL INC OIL passed Great Britain would no onger he =
to'Cslaht state. The effect would be slow but sure
10 destroy the protestant churc was their oath their
every thing. Religion had nothing 70 do ~ I'M nc, ;
tres5es in Ireland The Irish Catholics had moro 80;
ieges than any people the continent The world aro
'"u Nv certain publications, that nothing has been oa;t
CD hy ihe reformation; bat lac would make no doeno
ra'e experiments on constitution under which G,cat
Drlla'n had engaged so
( The Lord Chancellor said IL was the dccIaro,i 2
MT fut That the Catholic claims could not he aprec
10 uncut complete securities 10 the Protestant cstab
ishneut These he had yet discovered in the hin
he preamble indeed said that il knit together
the hearts oil men, but II had already set the 10
be benefited by the BY it, three Catholics Voc
10 regulate the intercourse with Rome, without ev;r
any Pe'se Tor Tue security of the crown: but he hid
sworn not to acknowledge any foreign potentate The
house was divided, aud the votes stood-
For the bill-FOtes present, "a proxies AZ 100
! Against it-present, II3, nroxios 81 -"