Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-26
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General Case yn- presented Pe tion, signed
| oy me principal ShIpow OF Lrverpeo a.
gains' the changes IN the Nav ga,ion Laws lie
was ,hen pr ceedng to bring forn ard the Moron
ot y men be had given noee tbs subi.c but
ne was inter- pied by he c,iniueioh in the House.
which wa excessive wded
TIE NE TOY
NJ u. Dawson the" foss aud ~ h,s he
+iAd been some time waiting 10 see the FIRST lin
is'er OF tie Cro"n,in order TO ru, question of
soine importance TO him. He thought that, by
that hour, the Right Honorable Gentleman migh,
favor The House with his p csc ce
Mr. Hussisson reIns kei, that II the Rghi Ho-
hoEsoie Gentleman mad .pprsed The Chancellor
OF The Exchequer { bis irtenu1n. he would no
y COZ have been present., cheer
MT. q Dawson stated, hat before The ballot
ne mad siyen notice to he Right Hon. Gentle
man opposite, Mo Hushisson
Ar. huskisson admit'ed the fact, bat deaied
mat he therefore ieii bound to send Tor hi, Riga,
Hon. Friend.
General GeseOyne again sosC. and many Mem
oeiS required hlm 90 pr coed with his Motion,
onl The Gallant General sand that he would defer
1t tor i've minutes He had scarcely resumed his
sea! when Nh, Canning entered Ink House, and
took his place.
Hr. Z Da rson; / wish to ASCERTAIN from the
Sign Hon gentleman, the hr-t Minister OF the
O'''H N.iS'4IsI any afauBenents have Dcen made.
or aye 10 contemplation Tor hliIng up the vscan
Offices ~ Ma tea o the lint. Judge Advocate
Genr'al, a"d Sutveyor-Gener.Il
Mr.. Csnhiog I'm very emphatic one:)
= Yes = Loud and reiterated cheering from all
SD,
NJ, g. Daw-on WAS e, loss 10 n,,sr.,.o1 -,
meaning u these cheers, a. laugh bat IN order
to BRING matter 10 eri-is lac would move for co..
pies OF 'he-e apPonuen IN ush The omee-
had bee" been 80 ns vacart, nobody ye, kne.v
by whom they were TO re flied. unless The report
was correct that they were designed for some OF
the new friends OF the Riga Hon Genileman. -
ina would, indeed, be the iasi act of The Doliti
csl farce winch hsa been playing for he lsst ibree
week. losr, was one cuFou, mel l-nt Of th,s
farce 40 wh'c he must ADVERT VIZ the statement
oi the Rigt Hon. Gent eman thst he had re-
ceiVed SIX % lie iae 'ssisnaIons bis Maiesty's
closet. row he Aif D,wnn he'd heard ton
Of those late Minister decla G. "a another plaee
tia ,nry h.d sent Ia hen res.snations AZ ea,lv A.
esh O'Clock ia the Il, rning. and tSo OF them the
nigh; before. Ii ih=y all sent ,ogeiher b The
R'sh' hon. Gentirnan 10 his Sovereign The
object was clearly 30 make an impression on the
Royal mind, that these parties had ioimed fac
ton or cshal; and II extracrdinar, coinci-
dence, tlra' the same impression was made on the
public mind through The daily Press The Mem
Der Tor Winche "a (Mr. Brougham) had stated
two nights before Ia bold and manly tone hat
ne had long scquiesced Ia The views of the Risht
HoaouTa'le Gentleman :nat they had N fact, no
subjecis oil diiEss and chat hev as,eea ,,,,
all points OF foreign policy and internal rss,,!..
ton. he Nh. Dawson) had no means of geJting
at secret opinions, and cond werely Judge from
the recorded debates and proceedings Of this
House. From these sources only could he learn
The sentiments OF the Honorable Gentlemen ho
were lately styled the Oppo-ition, and who had
so suddenly become the sdherrnt- OF The Kings
Ministers. q heers) lie had taken the trouble
70 go 'ver the proceedings OF the House, and he
found that daring he last five ye.rs viz since the
it Hon. Gen ieman had been the leader of thai
iiouse, there mad been 81 OF % divisions upon
the measures OF Government. In the Isis Of On
position, he found The OF the Mer Der for
Wincbels-s fifty INES; that Of the Member for
knsresborough Mr.. Tie!ney) whom report de-
sigma ed as the future Master OF the Miut-Gorty-
nine times; thar OF the member for Warehsm. Mr.
Calcrait, also pnntea out Tor Office forty .e
ven timss, tha Of an Hon. aud Learned Knish,
Or Jane. Observation-Disclosures Of as The future
Judge Ad'oca e-isenefd thirty times hear.
hear- Was this evidence OF .he aecof1anre OF
these now cOmbleed paft.es?- Cheers. -Exceptina
on the Catholic Quss ion there had been nothjn-
ike an approximation 81 opinion and ,haf was 10
be especially reserved chssrs - The Eonoutabla
Gentleman then went through the lis of ,opics on
witch these dsbates bad taken place. They were
iestioe- OF little moment aid Temporary in,e.
rest, tut o. grsa magnitude and lasting impof
lance The ohiJ bond Of union wa the Catholic
Question, and IL that was passed over, The r.,
Hon tieutletnan must either be;ray the king on
the Catholics. A TO the Other parry, NJ Daw
son ob-e ged IN conclusion, the Hon. Gentiemen
who have no" joined the Government II they lose
sigh OF tue Cathhhc Question # they .bsndon !,
for single moment cheers, and some laughter
they viii lose ever, CLAIM coasi- ency. / thev
abandon It, they viii do tor reaso when Tie
public VIII ppfe,iaie, moment when three
valuable place are reported TO be sbour 10 be 81
yea away 90 those who by heG subser visncy may
show themselves tue most meriioricu. clsin,sn +.
hear, hear! and aughler - They VIII abandon
ia when, according to report. other Offices are to be
reserved Tor them, Their ready but di.cot-
dent coalition hear, hearl--
The m ton having been read rem The Chair.
Mr. Bsoughaa said, rise 20 second lie NOTION
Of she Hon. Gentisinan.- Cbeers aud laughter
The House will benese that, ~ 20 doing while
haze yielded 10 the Hon Ge tielntn my place
the o'her side. aod nave bees guilsy as be con.
tends Of an sccesiOn 10 lhe io.'e- on the size.
bs,e accedsJ slso 70 more th-n Ordinary share
~ ministerial candor. Wy succe-sois, .s hom
zee with plsa5ure on tie opposite benches, b4yc
proved themseives, % torn the mos apt learners
will not cay OF oil the ticks ani wiies o. fare
on but st least OF all the uiost exfso dinsry Je-
sources Of faction, have ever yet seen framed, in
that most respects T. school r. Cheer - n yer, ia
the course o. ay experience 81 Opposition, either
as amateur or as az artist. a. bse andor or as
practuonsi in co. own person, have Witnessed
any thing approaching Ne dex eniy Oi the ey iu-
ton OF to.dat Win m1tcnlc.s skl, nos indee &
IN the middle, but in tie exofdum Of speech.
on subject OF when several werks' notice had
been given ~ the '.alaH Member Tor Liverpool
tbe Hon Gentleman Ia. eontuvcd Co. inierisrt
no ION, oi Tor e sake Of annoying his Maiest,
Minister'S, but 70, tie pdrpoae Of creating sn nier-
eai.ry de1do. Judging, hen, Of Hs alter pefior,
m'nees from The ne-irniDg oi'h~ new Ofuoaiion--