Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-22
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From the New York American Of .Trre 81
THE ENGLlSH MINISTRY.

From the New York American Of June I57
THE ENGLl5H MINISTRY.
We had barely time yesterday TO give rapid sketch
OF the proceedings III Parliament, upon reassem.
bling, after the change Of Ministry In our co.mn,
hIs evening, w;il be found abridged repor of ,hf
debate, that will lay clearly before our reader,
the state nt feeling existing tie opening CT the
House Ii is proper 10 add, how or that unoo >
subsequent day, Mr. Peel 90 have departed forr
the tone of moderation with which he FIRST smoke and
that some angry determinations passed between MIR
iiTougnam, who rose Ia dctcEt tie administration y
gainst the imputations OF MIR Dawson, and himself
Hr Canning, also, IS represented in the papers y,
having answered To question put by Mr. Dayson
whether arrangements making 10 ell I'D thc we
vacant Offices, BY the nionosy liable ''Yesn uttered
with much hcrccncsS of manner. In 4 subspUunnt
part al the debate, however Mir C.. arncars IN hoyc
recovered his e?uannity, and 10 have poured out unou
MT Dawson his utlSraving POWERS OF ridicnlc An
opposition indeed, lad hy Air. Dawson ana Sir THO.
mas ieihbridSa, can only afford ias for r;cule
1t is rs though Mr.. Saunders and Mr. Eremer shoul
assume To be leaders House OF REPRESENTATIVES
In The House al Peers the ana: ans we're not Of
much force Lord EiIon said he had lone intended
10 retire Tout co"d not, suppose, make up his
IN his own case any than III at of s,Iiors in
LGnity and had therefore seized The occas:on of the
formation OF Administration 10 carry his mr.
pose INTO o!i"Ci-!ha he not, however uiucT.ci
hy any persona! hosues, and certainly intended no
hisiespcct or disoyay ~ lie N.rone. The Duke of
w ellington, too made speech in the course Of which
nc read tie correspondence that had passed between
in
rhraseoogy, much in substance like tina, M 6iiet
ed by this paper some lime ago though it was IN fact
spurious. The Dukes speech was full of eoo;er,
though he did himself the justice 10 saw IN alnsjon n
some reports that the Premiership had been offered n
Inn, that snch not the fact, and that certainty h.,
was not iii for such station Both he and lord
fd"n Strenuously maintained. thai III the resignation
or the old cabinet, there had been no CunCe,,-. nj
that each acted Tor himself, and w,u. Inow;o., What
lis colleagues would do. Lord DeXley confirmed ts
statement and confined his lev remarks thereto with
out IN any manner, cnightenas his noble friends AS
IL lis motives TOR taking back the Office lie .t iiroyr
up The Marquis of Londonderry made an an,ry
speech about Mr. Canning, but probably without nnch
elect rs ie Is sort Of cTacllbrainei soldier better
known as Lord Stewart, and elder brother Of the late
LORD Cast!ereagh, whose personal Guarrc! wi, Mr.
Canning he seems 10 have taken up Upon ;he whole
so TAR The strength Of nanos and talent is LARGELY on
The side of Mr. Canning. How the new ass,citr
10 get along together and what tie measures for ho
Satisfaction OF tie couGtry that i'll be proposed re-
MAINS 10 be seen. We shall not be surprised 1T tic
dissolution OF the FaIliaEent- though this is the Irs;
hesslon oi new House, order rive 10 Mr. Cans
mig, IN the lions, tbs benefit of the poauariv he
certainly seems TO enjoy with tie mass Of t!,e nation
he lar o. the House hi Lords :yas flied with mem
hcTs Of the House Of Commons and as c,Irtt hove
been anticipated great degree vi excitement prevail
Ell. lie debate Was cO;aneucei ty Earl Crosyencr
who vas for soma ti'Fc unabc 10 obtain hearing
2:ol tie noise ard cOnsiDn among the auditory lie
eid two Catholic petitions Iii his band and smoke of
i'isi afal.s III slle o banlc'iUg and p!Gasautry He
change OF ministry; although ii would be ir,no:c ~
press the Catholic question nov. Both par,ies no
thought ought to pause; fer u conversions ere co;r
OF 10 lrciaDd, rapidly lad been stated thew iTouII
soon settle Tie question altogether. "taniial ,yo,iJ
circulate so freely, and conversion follow 60
speedily That scarceiya single Catholic would be left
III Teiand before the termination of bali century
Lord E!enbcgGugh thought tie noble Lord rolf =;
taxing that opportunity OF expressing lis opinions ron
iho Catholic question, cas- here was little chance of
MS ever enjoying an opportunity OF giving them forth
ID regular uisGLsSOn oI tic question: lille the ROY
eminent remained constituted Is il ticu was ), TIo
auGed 10 tue resignation Of the former r1insors &C an
act OF CnoiGe and one i'll which they had rrht In ar,
% Wcy saw III. ct, tuoy had, IN consequence of
hcIr designations, been aSsalcd in no very measured
language they bad been accused Of actinr in corcert
and OF improperly and onsttfionaIly .,,e,nrti,
dciae TO their sovereign !Ic considered therefore
that those noble an highly esteemed and i
lords were oonna IN maintenance of their hitherto
Nn0'GinISued character Is Individuals and IN ,-,i,,
nance, members, Of tne honor Of thai loreo q,
lint earliest period OF coming forward with an cvnI,
naivn g! Zoe motives Which had induced them TO re
sgn. ''
The way to explanation iavin- been .I,us sn,,o,tc4
LORD Elioa entered uToa his statement Of r,o,,,s
lie alluded 10 the Commercially manner IL, which he
had been attacked and h0pcd that lis long adherence
10 principles The opposite ii ose uncons tiiuti3naI ono
which had been attributed - him, would rive Li,n =
right 10 seize this earliest opportunity dat had beer
afforded him 10 defend himself That lie should lave
h"an supposed gully Of attempting TO dictate to tic
King .ter the OF principle he had followed was
thing "tat he could hear stated without tel
i:"g tie individual who dare TO utter II that il =.
base and i.i1io"S G,i.atDpln, He dill not know
whether, As he'd beer ufima;td by Earl Grosvenor
CtFl'al ~! conversion to~alher ID region-bui
&" bad lived ',nS enough 10 that capital in money
AID cO1ve politics did some times ~
lie had for many years esteemed 1t his duty TO consider
lcthei he ought not 20 resign; and he wished it par
tcularly understood that ia his resignation he had been
acina'cd by no PERSONAL feeling towards any one
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