Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-22

which have been so eloguenlly, amply, and SO ho
norably 10 himself and human nature, expressed
I by my Hon. Bhend. participated 90 the ut
most In every word expressed Ivy my Rt hon.
Friend, and fad greater pleasure in standing Lere
Ia assert my continuance in, and adherence TO
those principles, than could derive from holding
the highest situation under the Rt Hon. Gentle
man, with the least abandonment OF those prlnci-
pies Though he Honorable Barnnet, a. he has
stated, has taken his place behind the ES,. Hon
Hentieman, In the hope that the catholic question
will be carried unless he has taken his place with
that hope, he !,s been party one vi Gie bsse-t
coalitions thai ever was formed lIe4s, ke7-
shall not be afraid in such rrss as thi-, 81 81.
press nv o0tn : y that unless iAs
-e-. is4ic-ts a4d every ;.ep. man who SIS ~
sae b.a, a7'l iei.,l. tasig PLACES with the hope
a"d 2e'iail'y OF csGTyi that great and important
question j repeal it. SIR. they parties to ore
OF the rnosi unnatural. and one &C the basest and
one o. Tie most unpre cedenisd coalitions that
Vef vas made. la tie course ot i.,9 speech, Nj.
-fa'rson gave most severe ph.ipIic with r-is-
/ ,eace TO the public Journalistic. by some exit sor
dinary fatality the press OF this country Is unver-
sally favourable 10 tLs new Government loud
cheers II has been corrupted TO its very core
(Iheers.) The honest expression OF feeling, ~ lich
had never been siiaed before, has hcen s,iasd. by
what means knoA Il has been etttsi and
prevented the expression OF public feeling Oh this
great question, aud on all circumstances connect
I'd with his extra TdnaTy Transaction. Il has been
, declared, said the Honorable Gentlemen, hai the
basis OF forming tbis present administration was
I one In which tne Protestant inieres -hou!d lie
projected. 4 was declared as the opimsn OF tLe
highest authority in THIS country tha the me- Ad-
mnistraIon was not 20 chang lis character on
HAT question. II declared iL+j the Cabinet
was to be so constructed that tie Creates pos'i.n
OF IT was TO consist oil Gentlemen who were d.
gains The Catholic claims. This has been st,fed
. -,I. ID h..
been formed. We know the administration is
formed without any attention TO that basI- bet
NE ask ihe House what the people OK lhis
country TO understand rom The declaration cub
iiely made, promulgated in every soce g. ready io
be asserted and provei that The A'ch5 chop OF
Canterbury, and The Bishop OF London deSiared
10 the assembled Preiates- S4ear, Aser)- a
-hambe tf' sbey had heard hon - very A,gl I
Parsonage liat bis opinions upon the Cs,hoiic /
question were as unsitelable ILose which dis I
unsnizhed hs late SIoL.er- even stronger than
This, dc unalleT9b.e as those which distinguished
hrs lamented father! The House, however ousAs
noi 10 separate wi1hocI asking he MmIsler
8" NJ hat, Sir, are YOU iUieations?-gVe "a, al
ample explanation" He Should conclude ~ ca
pressing his firm Lore, tia, ministers would be X
plicit aad unequivocal in declaring the grounds OF
their !u'ufe policy - l1ecE hear.)
Ar brougham COW from his fes; On lie
thiEa nsGch behind Mr.. Canning, AMI .dieassec
the HOuze, Snd with lis usual ability Viaicsted
himself rom The illusions oil the Hon. y! sn.her for
So'nerss;ssi.-e, and EDoIe 2aas"l ses &c HoD
Member Tor Derry. lie sala. =; no slase oil ehe
negotiation have ever so muc as dreaipt of ta-
lciag Office under the present aIrans emen; nav;
much more-by- those very arrangements am
PLACED more rrecoyersbly out OF Office mucn far
ther Is Once now driven beyond my conieinplas
lion than farther than even iron the con
temptation OF the lat. Hon. Member for Derry
Ill A
support-oT we hope 10 be able 10 support tor
shat is all that we really pledged TO, the Ad. .
miusus'ion Of the Rt. Hon. gentleman below :
me, by virtue, il seems, OF unnatural coalition
AN unnaur'l alliance has been established be-
tween that Right Hon. Gentleman and those Xvi.h
whom have had me honof uniformly 10 act
An unnatural alliance, because there arc oints Of
difference which should have eternally forbade the
Junction; al unnatural alliance because we have
differed particularly of la years, on all the most
material questions OF internal and foreign policy.
an unnatural alliance, becanse since the death OF
Eord Londonderry, He have been striving 10 III
vet fast 10 the chariot wheel OF the HOLY Alli>
snce, the triumphant fortunes OF Great Brtain!-
(Hesr) --an unnaiural coalition, because y c have
been smonssi those who baye been the staunclesi
friends 10 the liberal system of commercial policy
adopted by that Ministry: because amongst others
myself have been the constant supporter Of those
free doctrines in trade, w hrh were Afterwards re-
ceiFed, sanctioned, and carried into practice by
men more enlightened and Of tar more political
weight than myself; because, in fine, we have
differed 20 broadly with the Right Honorable
Genueman's views in all The great questions of
external and internal policy, and especially in thar
The great corner stone OF our domestic policy the
! course we should adopt towards the sister island
! Mr. u. stated, lie had been prevented from ioin-
Ing the former administration BY the division in the
Cabinei on the Catholic question, aud ID ,uld sup
port the present Ministry without TIE least pros
I peci OF personal advantage, because an atranas-
| m eni has been made which utterly excludes him,
IRON iabing "hice. let nOw be permitted
o'T, SAID The learned Gentleman, TO add feyy
words more on the subject OF the Catholic Oue.-
! ton The mon who advises an, Member OF Par
lament 10 bring forward .ie Catholic Claims Tin.
Session IN defiance OF nc 7rcad- 1-cl--el s-nse
! 0iihe Ilou tnai man, h'etcr be n,a. Le, doe.
not turthef Tie Interests 81 Iceland lie does not
serve be question i'sc' nor consult he tranquili-
~ Of England; be is the wort enemy OF ell those
noirentOus Interests, aud becomes 10 effect q
biind tool in he bands OF The Hoa Member for
soinefse'slife. (desr) nave now, slr, but TO
/ adj, that have quit CD situation i'm this house
under cpnscieniiOu feeling OF duty-a situation
quite sufficient tor The qualification Of an billion.
! ~ which was surroonded--and my friends viii
irsive me u say, followed, in some sense by
one Of The lHge-t, The msst bOnorsb!e q say II .
whose notVescsnnot now be suspecfcd-I sbo
know that their motives are alike above suspi-
c'on,) and whhb The most dislnterested BODY of
oii osi1on that ever sat wtha the walls OF Psrlia.
mont.
( VIZ. Ginning ,ho Chancellor Of The Evcbeeg
rose ne2'. 1 eel, said he, that il would be mn
/ courteous To he House, and 10 NY Rehi Hon
Friend (Nlr. Peei) IS isl this debse c.o.e. with
I out expressing The sentiments which his speech
| excied less than It confirmed. Though I have