Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-26

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IN the House Of Commmons the 1T, My, the de
bate rcutvr the Ministry occu,rcd--Sr II omas L.,h
bridge leading the way. lis object Ia said, rising
to ask two questions, relative to the psrmauercy
certain appointments the other supposed mcgocia
wiki the Wings IN the OF his dcciaoiaIinr, how
ever, he took occasion very widely. JUS, noor
ri this e0icr orato.y, and its effects may be- gathered
from the following cxuact.
do say, that If an, called upon place confidence
in Administration. it "ush, be composed q
such Heterogeneous materials rs the r'esen cannot and
am sorry io i, comscirntiuuSy consistently place
any confidence il - an, 's tI".e ae who do agree
with ouiu,.,t Ari / oIlciS, csuuot suv,,-;
Administration, which caAsiirr unworthy Oh couGd nee
will standing u IN my !a c.
aud giving vent, as representa- tive of tr rpo, 10 tho
opinions which rnte;dn in the honesty of my heart
HEAR, hsar The means by wh.ch the Arnnlstf ion
has besu formed, uupIe ceIeutcd and such ~,
but the Right Homourah!e Gcmtlrmau opposite cou
electuny have worked with him His talents and tac,
have done that which defy the utmost ingenuity of auy
other man breathing accomrlis'i. IIear, near He has
has been observed. uuot led inres, unwhisc. ed
Wings Laughter thimk the ubserv alton most cor.
perfectly in IT. lie has un,oed himself
and suct is his power, thnt have doubt that those who
call themselves Wings they him, i'll soon uc
unwics"d it, indeed, j, is not already dome Loud laugh.
But his spells have only higs and Toric
'nIsy-turvy- Laughtef. but they have powerfully
woush, upon others, who formerly Thought themselves too
song in their position he danger even Of an attack
= laugh know fast enough that there are many who
would Willingly get rid OF The antiuatrd title of Wing
Tory, being odate they would be glad cast tes,
distinctions int" chaos. Laughter. II is with this, il
any thing, tina, qua rel. cannot bear attempt tina
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render 1t impossible to discriminate them"
Mr. Canning thus answered him
The two grains fQuestions which have been smother
say by cha f. by the numerous tonic.
which the Honorable Baronet introduced the course
ri his declamnton-( Lausher) were, think one re-
speeding tine condition "f the Governments with respect 10
the permancncy of particular ndvidunl's STAY in par-
tcuar office, and the other believe, related what took
place between nysefand Hon. Ae,nbes uDon the
dissolution Of the late Cabinet The FIRST question can
not answer aud will tell the Hon. Barouet why. The
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my Right Hon Friends, and his having proved u.-
satisfactory to the qucrst, the latter has been pleased
give notice OF his intention make formal on the
subject. Now, declare, this formal discussion being
far of, will not time hereafter, till the
ton be- brought forward. be moved by either courtesy
tauns, to word that will bear upon the subject
CLEAR, hear, hear) The honorable Member Satin
has, plain and manly way, and fom soul, thank
linn fur il, dcei mined put end the disgusting mo.
tnnS which have of late witnessed1 say disgusting,
and use the word advsedy, to all who have of the
dignity or the house. The Hon. Member Stafford has
determined put end them, and thank him for the
opportunity he will AFFORD the of answering
them at refer, then every thing might have had
"a this subject, 10 that opportunity, and neither
couresies nor taunS VIII extract from me single express
sion ii till the motion fo. waid The second
Gueso ar, the which upon being the ,ros
important was understood, whether any negotiation
existed between myself and those Honorable Members
with whose support at the present honour ed
having in view their coming into Office about time al
the dissolution Of the Cabinet. That, see onoa bic
la agrees with me- is the question The Hnnnra bic
Barone had farmer evening, objected using the
nouosy liableYes hope this evening he VIII not OBJ
ject, in answer 10 his question, my sayng-No. |,
would be unjust to others did not say il. But will
the Honorable Baronet, that it intimate that
in the event Of my being the head %: tie Government
should reccVe not accession nt strengths by in in
dviualS being willing 10 take Office uncr but by
"sineiesied support of certain individuals
" sat on the benches opposite Loud cheers T:
Gccly contrary 10 hat bargaining Tor Office which
mnc o. the Hon. Baonet have conceived must oil
mecessily have laHeu place. Chees 1t was voluntary
honest communication which assured me, let uIc rspea, II
ina the 1tptt holm il,ph IL,
men there individuals willing render IA cordiai
and let the Hon. Barone clearly understand, i,iue, esi
support 1t would doing those imip ua unpa
Injustice were not to deca.e that when driven
III the formation of an Administration, question respecn.
Office arosc-it originated with me, ard with them
hope have answered the question the Hon Earone,
satisfaction.
the Marquis Of TAvIsrncE rosc.-i, appears to NJ,
that the question really be decided is whether we sa
shall give patient hearing fair trial 10 IN,
Night Hon Gentleman, and the Administration he ha.
formed. in obedcucc to his Maicsy's commands Hear
h"ar Having for my part, inclination for power
30 taste or talent for occ, have object whatever
prevent dschargrg my duty without prejudice I have
pIrposcly kept of the way during the whole time tina,
The negotiations have been pending between my Honora
Friends who used TO sit this side Of the I!ose and ,
present head OF the Administration, rs it i, NV axio,
wish to take part in them. Ny reason for this is III ~
canuo; Join the Administration forming, till kn,.y
wiIat it proposes puISuc wish no, -, s,r
myself with either of the great parties now in the
House, but when see Hon Gentlemen premature in
thcir opposition the Government (I!earj-rra,,iu,ro
they have opportunity to iulre yylcibc
il was rrqued-when see them all once become in
'cir opposition entirely exclusively rancorosv
prrsnnaI-( Hear, hear when Them
nc moment they of office, embarTass the On
"cfnmcnt in every possible shape-wben in sc
hfeatness haste to commence the attack, they have
rritirr The patience TO wait for will :.,ify
u, nor drccncy abstain from tEowug dirt on the cha
raster of had been so long their colleague the
leader, and their iierd- (Chccrs) whem see personal
aniWoSty carried to such length, use tie yn,rs
"'"n of the Hon. Member for Nortiamponshc, Toryisu
~ its most hateful shape thus rearing IFS dreadful form
must confess that with all the inclination feel
ponent-fcrlingS Of hch. cannot entirely ii
vest myself augh-l should think myself wanting in
NY public duty if did take this opportunity of de-
carIng that although cannot. present. give NY utirc
confidence 10 the Administration, that protest nain
being part Of the Cpposon which getting up under
ic direction OF the Hon. MEMBER Somerset (Sir rhrs
'eI5riigc) Ia laush) aud the two Right Hon. Gentle
vino mad been pleased Withdraw themselves from the