Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-22
From "7'he Englilma,ln or .yaD G.

fJ.ifI 70.
The public seemed to exaect thai Tho 1eb,.o
upon The opening Of the Parliament. on Tuesday night
"0ua sci al resi- the question of the stability or insta
b'ty Of the new administrations The house was
"ccoi dinSy, iuli 10 There were nroeepf
iouF hundred and twelve members whilst the ile
galleries were full OF peers and bishops ,yLo were
anxious 10 hear The discussion. A!thcur, ac bore.
came to 10 division tie debate uDon that .nd n,,,
Thursday night, has established bcyond disnue ,io
strength OF hir. CaDDIng and his new arran, enente
This is indicative of similar state of aGi,s in ,,
upper mouse as majority OF tie commons are p:,i
!bio parla;nan. by peers The new Cabinet ,,'. .,
therefore, be considered as established ho,orl
picaent Chance OF rcmoYa aid SO firmly do minis.
ers CONCEIVE themselves possessed Of the ROYAL cnG
qehce ana puohc appro6ation that upon Sir Thomas
i>ethoridgt'S declaration that ho wOnJ oDpose the
vote OF supply Monday IT, -ht, AIR. !Ip,l.isso-
promptly announced, ;hat If his opposition were suc
cosstui, ministers would dissolve the parliament .rd
throw themselves upon the sense of The conafrr
- hen mr. Pitt, III The early part of his official career
was defeated by fidOrities in the commons Ls h,I
said, "Genliomen, you nay gel rid OF nv hill 49,
ION shall not thereby get rid OF nc and he if1medI
aleiy called new parliament. we have boyoyo-
no tear OF dissolution at present The ncy admin
,s!ation has the support Of all the wings OF all tie
h5efal part ~ Tue tories, and OF the whole boiv n non
Na's ana independents. The only members of tho
oId Opposition Who continue the left s;!c nf ,l,
house arc Lords Hion, Ahbioo, and FOIL stonc ,n5
.'iessrs Hobhouse and Hume IL would hc ncons;s,
ent IN either of the latter To leave their pIac,s m Al
aiming Is ao'eTs TO the principles Of reform Of which
. hle
as yet been said upon the snbect of expend;g,,re o.
which "r. Hume devotcs hs attention. Mr. Peel
VIII now be The leader Of The opposition but lie has n
secondary men TO support him. lis personal ci,a,r
Ter and talents may give weight 10 his efforts but lie
school Of OLD tories arc al with the spirit Of the
age they are unsupported by any eninence OF talon,
or superior probity Of Intentions and tcy arc moi l
"%chcr by any chance Of again possessing the adysp
ages Of Office In the House Of Lords the Opposition
WIZ be totally destitute Of any leader Lord Tldon
Is ZOO oa' ana hey have 10; one Nobleman who nos-
5csse5 even lie average powers debate whist ei
oeDc'cncy WI be more severely felt by compari
son WIN the splendid leading Of the late Wing Como
sI'Ion 10y Lords Grey, Holland, and Lansdow6. Tbc
late Administration had grown supine IN OFF, SO H.,
'e Ch"nce mad they OF removal, ihat they teerneh +,
dC' As 4 ey had the fee simple Of their places and
as IL me business of the country could he conducted
~ e mere machinery Of public departments ,yilboui
'tSn's OF eNerons in Ie leaders. Dr. Johnson viii
% us se,VIle loyalty, could not help observing anon
'ne death OF George H. chat the people were ,i,oi
o. 'ne'oId KING, and we're glad Of any chsnpsn
i SimhaT sentiment row 7eiya!es ibc public mini