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

BRITISH MINISTER'S.
We lay beio,e Readers he Debates in the
HOUSE at Commons the LIST May and shall fol
low j. up by those on the al In these, the Opposi
non have boldly rnsuiled their banners, and The
Trends OF the Administration resolutely resist
ih"m. The shock between the conteuding parties
Is more violent than any which has been yitne .sed
since the earlier days of the French Rev olu,ion.
We cannot hesitate to believe that Mr.. Canning
VIII main'sin bis ground. He has the people. the
weight OF the press, and the tu support IF the
Crown, on his eide. The superiority Of ,slent in
both Houses OF Parliament, is also with him L.
the House OF Peers, he lie assisted by Lord LyId-
hu.st, Chancellor, late Sir J Coreley; Lore Godr-
rIch' late MIR. Robinson; Lord Bexley, late Mr.
ansi,tart- aud the Wing Lprd-, the Maroui. OF
Lensdowne, Holland and Grey. Against him,
are The Earl OF Eldon, of Wesimo, Gland. E.rI b.
hurst, L-rds Melville, yelling on, Sc in III.
fiouse oil Commons, the contrast il mUie strongly
marked. MIR. Canning, himself. one OF the mos,
accomplished orators in the wcrld tin,l.isson and
other mlni-terialiss, supported general ground,
oy The whitening ssrcasin- OF Brous CHAM and tie
tried talents OF Rurd.tt Tiern~y, and other Wings
In The opposition, MIR. Peel il The only man OF
distinguished abilities; for, Mr.. u. Dawson, SIR T.
Anai' houli and Others only fitted to be tn.
butts OF Canning and Brousham The tpi.isr,
have strong body Of the arsiocracy srra,ed
against them-they rsnnn' claim the names of the
huuand-, the Eowther-, sc. tut they have gain
ell the Dukes OF Cambridge and Clarence the
Dukes of Portland and Devonsbire, the Ru.s.ll-
the Duke of Buckingham Il large portion OF those
who are more remarkable tor boroughs than brain.
the association Of the sblsst among th- Wings
with the present ministry has been obiared hy ge
neral not perronal considerations. Il is not like
the Coalition OF North aud Fox; stained by d.
vision OF The spois. and weakened public opinion
oy The suspicinno' interested motives There il
Fanf nna ut III -.
no. one who -eems tn expect one. Great Efforts
indeed making by the opposition. To bring dis
credit on the Coalition, by chsrges and by insinua-
tom; and hence the motion IF Mr. Dawson on the
STd' 10 enquire :" we ether any arrangements have
been made, or are In coniemi lairn for filling up
the vacant Offices uf Master of the Min, Judge
Advocate General, aud Surveyor Gene: al''- in
lending 10 leave the impression that thsss Offices
were lett open Tor CaIeTali, and TIerney and Nc.
lntosh- but It was met by such determined dis
clalmer on the part OF The Wings, that this argu
ment Will be taken out of the hands OF the Oppo-
silon- How different is TINS Coalition from
the one IN our own country which il has been
compared by the Adm inistIation prints. There
no Wing takes Office; while here the member.
OF the Coalition have subjected themselves 10 The
stronSs-t upnations by snaTin the highest Offices
among themselves.
TIE fact seems TO be, that the Wings will assis,
v
TO gain little TOR Themselves; still ;hey DO noe ex-
pect 10 hafnoni-e IN all respects on general cues
lions. Oh Parliamentary Reform, on the aboli-
ton OF SInecnres, Oh the Repeal OF The Corporajon
and Fest act, they dier WITH the ministers pu,
on foreign politics, and still IN re- on the grea,
question oil the Catholic Claims, they are in unison
with MIR canning, and viii support his measures
The same IiberaiJ Toe. which inspires the w hIgs
peTysGes the ministers themselves. +, ras wished
10 make Miaistiy upon The same drinciuI,. A.
i"rn Liverpool = mixing fTieRds and Oppone.ir
OF the Catholics tege her and the pre sent one l.
prrlty much upon the same plan. There il thir
difference indeed; that the Premier under the last
Administration was An,i-Catholic; whereas MIR
tanning is himself friend of the Claims. -
u Is ms consideration principally, which will
give hn the aid OF the :, higs. and has lost
hin the support of Mr.. Peal the last was
unwilling 20 serve with Prime Minister, whose
situation Ia calculated TO give an Influence TO his
opinions tbst may ultimately give them the ascen.
oancy .--On other general questions, Mr.. Canning
his colleagues, aud bis wing friends hold them
selves o. liberty 10 take their own measures He
mas ior instance, promptly proclaimed his deter
inihaiion 10 oppose all Parliamentary Reform AND
The repeal OF the Fest Act, Sc.
The policy OF the Opposition in these resper,s
has already been exposed. TLev a,e Determined
70 press these cOniroverted Questions upon the
COALITION and thus attempt to throw the an
PIE oi Aiscoso among then. But MIR. Brousham
and The MARQUIS of Lans iorne have avo,y ed their
hOs'"''y 10 sdch maBnuVres- and they have syeu
declaied, that they will not countenance the bring
ing iefwaTd OF The Catholic Claims at this moment
| Out wan Tor more favorable season TO secur.
mem Inc Opposition IN England are playing
pTetsJ much the same game that tile Coalition il do
Ing IN this COUNTY, They are both attempting To
'T W discord IN the ranks of tlr adyerssries. by
) pressing questions upon them on which there -
some diversity OF sentiment
Tins powerful has pronounce "a in one Of HE
iua' Judging Of It. defp fofnancas from The Lcvrr J
We we" OProsni1r quite certain, Ihat more 2,nlr1
,"r.tb. y IL S n's uhe' upuiOus pady never gotten
Gu. ~ Auuhs u see the awe with which rIbl.
uhneIy srte' ms sdversriss. Sir Tho Lethbr,dgs nh,
- 'Ss' q We Oh corn lfs) the other day sd
| ministry Of hir Canning ' Olg'O''os '"t
r net n wa, one reason Why tsir opposed ministers.
me no aou.i wash interrupted by peas Of auehtrr
,on Az ats OF the house, caused by the enhance of III
h s,' ~ a"s ner continued iOr minutes after ID,
,.t @ 80 ga" ,ake" ~" place Silence having he, IA q
i'isih e5'orrd tue Hon. Dafone resumed Iu,i ~, NOT
~ S."s' oi me cause Of th merruen nov and how
@ 'a, vas Produced by the entrance OF very clever
actor Lat one bot al all la tbs h,use tha,sb 80 49,
' i.en. pace. n5h'l Ny hon. learned friend
may cav hl O-loF out OF the house. At least. W. az
TRENDS IS man Of admitted ahiiy; there e no man h
,sIsn' dsprsese more IA augl Tor he IA, rot ys,y I
Hlns every thng INTO rdeule, beyond any ihior G,y,
ever met "a ioud lausi) Tdry he flopse 10 Ggd man.
ppei h' equal, or 10 his fellow oud Is1,~b,e,
WIZ roper t. re- self, shall say, will yo,.
eo'c enee- vii 60 father, aud say II ,bgf. r IN ~,
more than auHhst deest Il Is ,ptak,nr IN ~, 49,
V.Sts u hIsHef) will 20 still farther ar,l say ,s,
sms al ne splendid ndcule 81 the honorable a lear,a
3gi'-man- an not sire ever felt any of HIA I,ns
h1yS Aey,r tom any hody-- Ionl,nnsd l,nrhts,
~ h1ye heard applied 10 others pr, Nv Justify and b,
F'''s' 'hsll---l Ohser' aud IaughtcI.'J
! We have read the Report and Documents. from
The Nashville COMMITTEE, touching the coarse and
ungone ons caumnIes ciicalrtsd gain.t Gen. Lack
son AMI li- "iie. We agree with III. n. Renubli-
can, that 1t is "a complete and triumphant relu,a-
ton" We shall lay il in due season before the
public - Br' The luminosity Of biz opponents il ike