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

che6s) was called upon to sckno y ledp. IN IN.
fare- of the country, that I, forming an AJm;n,s-
itation upon the principles OF Lord Iivernool :
that is, OF divided opinions on the Catholic cl.,s
Vas from TIE very holding cfa different and
divided opinion disqualified from taking IN. b,,h..,
Office in that Government (Chec,sN
retire altogether and for ever from pubIi, If.
WI! oetsle myself to the farhest boundary NJ -
e'i'h' ana INTO perpetual banishrent; vii, re.ion
any and every hope of Office for I car. n,,h;s,',
Tor oiire- but viii not disgrace myself nv enn'
senung TO sanction principle which coplJ onI
.u"s uegfaaauon 10 those " no uu-t become
'ne sa'1ec, OF such An exclusion upon accom-, nj
Their opinions. (Hear, hear.) Ii, that n,incin,.
s'r, repeat could not submit, I would r,,bsr
nave an ell oihce thou-snd times, vonld rather
or prescribed and prosecuted bs all who are dis
possu 10 rToscribe and prosecute fer opinions,
,nah I'VE ~ be eNecrsted to all futuri,y, for hav-
my person, fixed such blot upon the cause
oil those WIN thought that every man Yves free tn
hoid opinions, although he might no, be able ia
persuade Others t. adopt them. (Cheers1 bors
nave now iresiinystf from the cbarre s brou,h,
against me by the Hon. Gentleman TMr Dsvva,D
and satisfied the House that am NO, en- rr,cS
Fo.,e,I WIN Tue sfrit OF overlapping ambition
~ "a Honorable Gen,lenan would bare them he =
He~e (ftear. hear l have stated fra, ,vb., j.
literally the tu'h, tina, expressed myself anxiors
20 refine; aud ia the second place btv. exp,;,e d
,os terms upon whlch consent ed To remain.
Sim'n6 an shn'iristrstOn uroa the rripciu,- of mv
Wcieeersor, bat not allowing those opinions
winch have hitherto held TO operate rs any dis
P.S'i"cauoa, or to tar my enjoy ment of those
fhVus5s- which aust have held had not pro-
i@sSef 10 hold the Others. Cheers And nov
not TO use any coarser language than thai adop,ej
uy the i'nnorsoe Member, Mr.. Dawson when he
eA'd the tTiVe'nment consisted wholly OF Catholics
--wpen ne charges the wi h breach of faith for
not havin; proposed to his Majesty Government,
accordinS to my instructions can only saw. that
'"s Honorable Member is right when Ire saws did
Hot execo'e my original intention, and I explain
Tow nc Is Tish' When, on the 18th day of Apr,l
went To the chamber Of my Sovereign, to propose
''N an The Members OF the late Cabine, and Cow
eminent should reiu'in Members Of the new Al.
ninieua - and 1t ought TO be rPcoIl.cteJ tina,
hey were not, ~ the Honorable Member calls
'henL Catholics, iCr ii there was a s.spondetanc-
It was rather the olisr side--was il my fsu,,
fHH'' by coincidence singular enough I bv no
means wish to- reli il any thing IiI,e a co,csr,
sha give the Fullest and NEST inpici, CT edi, 10
'he ftight honorable G-ntletnan, Mr. Peel yybpr
ne touched On that subject -wasu. ( -,v nv ,,,,I,
'ast' IN Tue Chamber oil my Sovereign. [ received,
FIX Fiotestaht designations? (Chesrsl The
l'onoranc esenuenan, Mr.. Dawson, has charged
me with a breach OF faith in not MAKING nv t,b
ile' mix uie of halt and If. But the Honorable
Gentleman has forgotten to mention the simple
iHct RAT cosld no, DO So because the proie.,,n,
nst Withdrew themselves. CheersI
Mt Peei. we believe, here observed. in low
'"ne, that the Right Honorable Gentleman did no,
sac 'ae matter quite correctly. There wela not,
u""e's'ood INN 10 say, 80 many designations
Ear. Canning resumed certainly did lake fou, (
NJ these resighatons IN my pocket aud the othe, (
Vo received, as said before, in cue pres ence of
my Sovereign. MIR. Peel here OBJ erveI. thar one
OF tnein was not al enemy TO Catholic Emanci |
: fron-j 5e5 pardon. There was one Cs,ho ]
!.c Lord - Lord Ms!yilIe ! a ioughl- among |!
nc number VI those who thus resigned and vet
~'e "u" 'n'"' tne,e designations grew OF
SHE quesu2n I'd Catholic Emancipa,ion- (Hesr.
hssT' Am0ugs, the'r however came one Old
"ho had not that plea To him, did not f,om
zoe iisi, mean "a alu'le, aud Will no, now aba.
con ny deiermInstion- Hear, bear.) Five oI
'iese 'eS's"ep'n1 came, however, in twenty-four
houTSS and "onh! nov ask the House vyiIether
u ~ss iair, alter Such abInd .nmem of place by
these . vs Protestant Peers, to cb me of
wlloi non execution Of the orders OF nv Soxe
rrlgn- Hear, hearty But The matter did NOT end |
thei<. About the middle OF Thursday-I believe !
1t was on Thur sday when The House adiou,ne..
"Ocnt two touIs before tie meeting of The hous-
sho amer lad given directions TO move a ne.y |
VIZ 'F my ret1In' tent to the King communi. |
cation TO the following effect - Herewith In |
close that which dIsaLes NE to execute The a.,
maDds with which have been honoured rnon a..
5iHJect oil the formation OF the Cabinet Il ia now
- Oien to your Majesty TO ttks any Le,y course
on may consider expedieHt to TIE Immediate exc
cUIon Oh your wishes, as If had not received the |
oonmISSiDn with which have been inirused-no
yep having been Ell taken which be al all con
sideTed nevOeabe; but think II becomes mv
duty TO safe openly and fairly 10 your Maiesty.
'hs' 1t "ill be impossible fer me 10 go on in the
course you have prescribed, if MY wrlt is not NOV
e. !"r before Tie adjournment during the hoIi
49, D." cannot repeat his Maiesty's ans 4, or b,,
IL 10 sufficient 10 say lhs' his Majesty gave me per.
mission TO form an Administration, and con,aand-
el 'ho'e things which bS my hand have been
brought 10 pass Hesr.) This then Sir ia m.
situation of The present Administration. nj ,bsss
ore the means which have been sdop. ed IN ts for.
nation. (Ilear, bear.) have nodded not with the
conduct or The motives Of others. I appreciats in
the iuilesi degree the delicate forbearamce of tb-
u ght Hon. gentleman, when he felt bound IN al |
!ude-to the motives OF Others, and feel bonud 10
lWl'ste iDat ioroesrsnce. What the motives OF
DINERS were, therefore, l repeat, cannot ~.
: ie issu''S nave 70 me eesH most painful. I say
painiui; and The more so, as may say the feeIjus
Df opposition which III exhibit, was 10 me. IN
every instance always excepting that SINGLE
quesIIen have mentioned ~ holly unexpecteJ
ealIy am IN ignorance C the cause of that opno
'iuon. ] do not know how have slnned aeain.,
my late COLLEAGUES. have never knowingly tx
l"ed any iesiiI2s OF hostility IN the Jreast Of any
'.hBis IhdiVIdusI oil those wLo formed the late Ca
Iinet. Bet" cen my Rt. Hon. Friend, Mr. Peel. g.
nysei on every question, public or FOREIGN. on
-GeTy private arrangement on every MONT Of
domestic management. with. repeat, one we'll
Nnown and happy exception there ~ as al all times
he striciest uniformity Of opinion. There doe. mai
tSis'' indeed, may say, single individual whose
sentiments upon every question were in more pe,-
'scE accordance WIN ny own; and DO not think
me country could possibly have sustained n pres,-
I m hnt a