Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-22
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when iI:e late colleagues OF the Right Hon Gentle.
man had gwen ~ their designations many admired o
'apility wi!h whch he filled up the vacancies from
another and opposite party. The Right Hon. Gentle
ill"h was fond OF quotations. ard he ghonl talk. a
liberty OF supplying htn ono from the mi, IrCol;o
not altogether InaPPcabe present circumstances.
ne meant mat ID which one party is supposed TO say
On meeting another, - sudden thought strikes me
Let us swear eternal irienls!lipn Some m;ri ,bi,
So but he thought il was 10 ne,y friendship. s;nn r
some years he had perceiy e3 in all Mr. Cannjnr's
TIC acts iIac4tiolS Z! friendship Tor his new forcei
associates.
FIscount Goodrich. t.ogTcJ, in support of Ike L{;no
IN the course lie had al1on as The only ono ,v,;ct
Gnder Tie circumstances he could nave safely
and anen!ing tc ha5tY amt IL; ..Jicio,s couInct re H.
seceoeFs Speaking OF tie assertion which had been
''duc o} the Duke q! Wellington, in relation In "a,
coEneXiou between the press am! fe ,so;.or,,,o,, =,
sad Wy hen 1t is added las il has been adiadl ta; -;
e attacks which arc planned U the press has
"idgF 'he influence ot lie Government, take leave
my Lords "a manner HE mos. distinct and ,ocr,l;f
cd TO deny the assertion TfIear, heart /; viii -,
farther than this, and add, tiai from what l,o,,
.he character OF The public press and the connection
nc'"ech II ana the Cover nmea have TO hesitation
in expressing my opinion that the press Is an o,crn
TOO powerful and too independent to be made .s, ,,C -
'he say alluded TO; eycn Il :lc Government were d.
posed, winch 1t is not, To make iie attepp; Tle,r
ana laugh from toe Opposition Benches Noble
LORDS mag lanGi but Il they again sii,inr On ti
SIDE OF Tie iiouse-I say. If obey were here au3 I. ~
settle Tie question of inHucnce-I will add Of JrIacc
deuce--wih the press, they would soon ascertain Eo
error, and find it instrument too powerful g., be- "
readily controlled" - - %
EaIi Bathurst assigned as one Of tie motives f III, CO.
sigH'tioE the resignation OF individuals l,y,erl b
IchSu9s' III whose ju .men he placed ~. most im,o,,
'eIh~r' lie thought lie should have been los f.d -
continuing 10 act aier the vt so many Of b ,
leagues as I've had always Thought an administration c
posed entirely of friend, ur opponents Of the (,.,
Claims was not desirable. ~
The Ead Of Nes,uiorcland confined himself ,;,;oc ..
showing mat men had an undoub;ed ric!,, 10 retain or m
sign an OiiiCc without icing called 10 actouu, ,r lie IT,
termination AS TO having attempted oyeriule his sov
Ce'Sh, Ne denied it-Jnt was to uss,, in cn,,
Cs "hich He dsaPPT0vcd and in which he had no conf
Es"Ce we're they {" suYpnft rciormer or der,Dcra,,
49," iie CANNED the pIoudcs right Of a BTtjs, suhscr,
t' % acting III accordance with his own scuti,rcr m
NC mad only fulfilled lis duty ''''' 0'1''
hi"rd Melville declared, TAI his -.si.,,,., -,
''es f"he dics-nt from those which bal nc,
''en MS friends The Grief motive ,ssi-nrJ nv Nj; In.J
sup was comprised ~ THE cius,#, paSsa,p ~ H.; .,
." "hcn ne thought the or,!s.,ins ,.of, ct -
80" ''Sht 10 know, before ne :aipsd a., -. 80 "e
! "a materials ~ was 10 be Composed. ''
the MARQUIS Of iausi owuc frCrndcd ,ho .e.,..
I 80 W. tanning n'd entered f1fmin- nj, ;;. ~"
-, pa ,""'''y sustained the policy Ctbc .voJ;,;
r"'"SaI. "5ch hsG"cla5ed had met tc "'.'oh 10
20! % t'' Do"e 81 wellington himself lie cP 70,
"''5 wat me Administration would NICE, FRO, - -
ar anu Candid support aud Corporation; bn, d.. 20
Sn""id not bring forward the Catholic crc,,i "' va
"',ef circumstances likely 20 insure its success
l~o'" lsHenbor"UsH, ai'cr speaking ~ Iar~e ON ,,
-eCt ~ discussion, conceded viii, the Ma 81. 80
+.#Hs So lsf rs ''g Catholic ~ar-... :, ,. ~ ,'"s