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

sion OF sentiments, and shown the same exhibition
oil principle, tina he claimed for himtef in bis ad-
dress thls evening. (chrer- The House will
have very much niis,skri my condition if thew
believe 1t one OF exultation or ples,ue or even IL
they suppose 1t productive OF feelings OF co.plele
satisfaction From the beginning OF these discus
sions, L foresaw-we both iS,esav that thew
mus terminate In separation -woold o God il
may be but Tor a slme -cej cen my Right Hon.
.ErisnJ and myself. l declars most so.emnlv tb,,
1t the eGes ION, whether ia, separation should
be eitee'td by Ills retirement iTom tiile .. mine
Slsd rcen ieil n my hands, would have decided
ia a later siiernarJe loud Cheeripg.O -
~. ~v,-- .inn bTend !r.d the courtesy 20 -atc 10
'is ,et' eid"y. 'hat De SHOT, N ~ some o.
ssrysII0n- hs evening" 10 IAs douse had
therefore toe opi:ortuhi;y, tor WHICH hank him.
OF dong tla, ,thoui " heh ] could not have adj,
dressed ibe IIoGse ssiisfsctoriIy have asked
and obtained hls .lajesiy'- gracious neirission
10 staIe such passages OF the laie neroristion as
may De Necessary to my yindicadon And ilrst.
beg 10 assure Ibe &ish Hon. Gentleman and
C'e Rouse mat wa ~ unaware OF the peculisS
u!iAeaIy Attendant ca he formation OF new
Administrator, irSm lie state ct the Catholic
question; Ter 4 cid counsel his Majesty when
he al o. The honor 10 advise with me 10 make
20 e'HAen' IN every respect co0formabie 10
Aose Opinions 20 carry that counsel into effect
"ou'H nave, o. cocrse, Involved the necessity Of
my Ietfem tIoa office; but can declare most
eontcientously, tina / y. oud have laid al the fee,
Of inS Sovereign lie situation have the bonour
10 mold, "ti more cheerful heart, and with an
assurance oi quicker termination f the dlficul
ties 10 which have ai.JJed. than 1 have since
'eel disposed 20 en'e'taIn m rne subs equent pais
- ihese TansacuUa--. Il was not Tor me "a offer
ADVICE 10 NY Sovereign g. to the modebv vbirb
he ~ as 10 seeomp!i~I ,he formation ut Cabinet
opp0. 81 TO my own opinioas =. but the fact 10
most 'fn "a J cave stated II; did PROPOSE 10
"i'H'f"" Hy-tit altogether rom The Aamluisira-
mn, ana Iid aiYise Rae I-ng TO form new Al.
niio;sIra son, ace rdi 10 the principles have =
mentioned Nor, why did 30 ,as' WHY did I.
VINO nav -'Ler'c G-1eicd from many Of my Iaie
Colleagues uE9n LUIS Vn-s;ion, ara ,yho "a haa
oeen 'rn!J Observed, tnuS lie log ~ continual
10 Co nh thea? Us LyGid I i..us sake ne 81
lence az aA Administration, even n ugh divided
II lie SUBJECT olths Ca;n.llc Clsiuns and ADVICE
lls AISleHiy 10 iorm IL > enumeration wholly hos
Ie iotho'= claims! III my reasons briefly
oT tat Course No' many nlonhs ago. his Maiesty
-sceFfd a letei l.Om s5usce TO .hIch / cannot
nor 'T'41 no abude, most HuOusly advising his
Majesty 10 place lie Governments Of he cosnt,v
IA s.s.s oi u"i!orIHty, and Thai Uniformity to be
an oh'i"'M 'hd decided opposition to he Catholic
~ia.a's Ford I-iyeIpcol, 10 whom a Letter, o. tie
--me description was sad ess cd, at The sane lin
as 'ha' Of y hich have ep ken, as being sen, I,
~ A-aJrsiy, upon Fecelving cop-guu caiiog ut.
CD lie fltj-tt rom lie Izn.s sdGfss cd 10 tkgt
exalted sc ,ettey. si yhth be es;d-tl,s.
10 M H'9t, ha";+s beei ihs auIaa. and i lnicht
be said LIE hss cr .aatyr q! . esogsfatnent formsd
upon The principle oil enielf4lning dyjJe1 onin;oo
with respect TO the Catholic Claims he for ona
never coniI consent 10 BECOME member of anv
1o'efhheh' modelled upon the pru.cpe of cxcIu.
'ion; Lhear, hear, = end his EordshIp added. mar
as ne was called upon 10 give his advice 10 his Ma
Isst ne must say thst, Ia his opinion il wouid No
eS remedy diihenit 10 accomplish such formation
say therefore, Sir, thai when felt MYSELF
placed under The necessity, as a Councillor of
'he crown, cI ad'i-ing his Majesty TO arte,pnt
The formation OF SUCH a Government il was NJ,
Tor ne 10 estimate he difficulty OF the task
was not ior ne to take he place of those Coun-
selloTs who couucelled the necessity OF such .
course and pIIhi oui how difficulties might be
surmounted or Objections overcome II ,vss No,
Tor me. say, t. point out how # might be done.
Dui couG not disguise it H. OH myself as I haj
lett II ny duty moi To Disguise il from nv Sov.-
Ieisn, that although the formation of such Ms
n'sry vas a work OF very great difficulty, it was
not a task OF sbsoiuie imJTactcabilify Hear
Row, for what reason taat advice was M, 49,,
upon, bS whose ADVICE or by what council il vvas
deermine1 to abandon that course do No,
know and more than ! know / will NOT sav.
bu' ron be time when frsi saw the King. and
Sav4 ihe advice have described down n ,ba
Pe'lol when his Majesty came to town, had no
knowledge OF any ceriain;y, hat the advice 7
gave had not been adopted. SO far, therefore
from seeking OF soliciting, az he Hon. Gentle.
man charges me, The post hich 1 have nav lie
honor TO hold, Withdrew myself altogether FINN
any participation in the arrangements in order
lnat Ihe experiment which was said 10 be so loud
y called ior by ths country, might be fairIv
TIED that experiment which was alluded IN al
sought 20 be enforced, By the abortive motion IF
Lhe Honorable Mensber for Sonersetshire (Sir Il,
EethbHdge,) ] mean not, however TO be guilty of
any lpcrvIiiy; Lui | repeat, thai wjtbdrew n
oI@ef 20 have uls experiment fully and faifly tried
and dscl~ic TO God llat there was no,Ii,s -
tina m"ient nearer TO ny heart than that NV s,e,-
ping oui Of the way ioigh remove every obstacle
TO that trial BIZ wb,n IL was dislinciIy st.roI -
me tia such an Administration could not bs
formed, aud when received his AIaiesiv's COM
mands to model Government on the same nri,ci.
PIE - ihd Oh Lifd Livei pool, OF which had boeo
Member nothing, / conceived, could rossil,f,,
rem Ia hui TO construct Government of the az;
yijeo cLaTact,r 10 IS hch / lave alluded. uno, 49,
subject nj Catholic Isn~t cIpsiion, with tbe necss-
safy constsuefc &c, that the question of the retnovat
o. Catholic Disabilities should not be made a rnea.
sure Of the cabinet. BI, then with the proposal
70 Ioim government IN that principle upon the
very principle Of my predecessor csme new
question "a question witch II once involved H.
point o., whether was TO remain ia the stustipo
10 which had been raised, disgfsced in my own
opinion, and dIscrcdiled in the eye Of my countre
OF whether vas TO receive from he hands of a.,
Sovereign. UndIininished and unencumbered 81,
inh. nfsnce which dreadful uisiort,,c -
dreadful may indeed call IL nd -, 80
on hi d'-po.aL Now, shat was IL I -
posclI What was % had it in command n do &.
The reconstruction OF be Governments 70 80
Ministry upon hc principle Of io,d kiver,o,'i.a
Administration. That the Government sbontJ
even eoo's' oithe very same ibJlyidusls am sure