Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-24
SGrECT1oMS.
SPEECH OF MIR. BROUGHAh

=, 'anfS Of LtcerpOOt on the lSih of June
-. mann rose, ana was received with cheer
20 ""H applause that lasted for several minutes
uu,nS winch he vsinly endesv0used 10 make him.
I ''A'd and when at length silence was in some
oegree restored. he was 20 overcome with eno,io,
W us unable to commence. This prod iced a re-
"s"al oil the plaulits, and some minutes more
eEPsed before hr. Broughars could make him If
SHehce being established The honorable and
iediheo gentleman assured Them tina, h. uspl NO
O'H'nSiy nor common place form of expression
"heh hs told them, he now did with the u,,n,st
sincerity that be felt completely oyerpowereI nv
'he very great Kindness Inch they had lust evinret
towards him. liere his emotions caused the learn.
:. gentleman to psasel When he came 10 heir
"IeeHhs OF iha day, II was imporshle for him moi
ofecoiiect that the present was far from the first
u'ne o. M appearing among them. Ia truth it 70
laced 'htt MS public life begun in connec-
u ~ WIN the town OF Liverpool and that M. had
he nsh honour OF TecoliectiDg that the FIRST time
ne ever appeared TO support the interest and MAIN
aih 'he rights OF any portion of his fellow eoun,ry
men, Vas IN connection win the intere.ts and
rights OF their great, and populous, and commercial
cry ichSersI lie afterwards had the singular fell.
my Vi oeing enabled TO return in small degree the
favour which ne, then in the outse, of his pub-
iG S"d professional life, received at their hands
wv" ia '"e year ISL. leading on their forces to
Tue attack, be had the satisfaction Of defeatjno bt
they then reckoncd, and which experienca had
s'HCe proved TO be, 10 say the lea-t of it-for he
"'shed NOT ioTsVive Unpleasant recoilection- of
r 'eh's---an unhappy specimen of mistak en-
policy hear! The consequences of that connection
u ~ one oil Tue most Interesting events in his pub
lie lie--hs meant the occasion on which NJ ih.i,
call, he hsd come forward as fli,,sta f,r ,bs
distinguished honour of representing them i, Tho
CuMinon House oil Parliament; aud i; wasone of
'he i~ost singular fortunes which ever beGeJ am
man mat ne Should now, for the fret tirne---ex-
=" P' professionally that day IN Court---sjuce the
"a han fG,at h,.l .
together 10 many gallant fields---that ne should
now, after the lapse of - years SO lons nn,tio
Va human existence, meet them again i'm that nlsce
'"d' Gay, Out under circumstances so very sinouI.r
- "e "ociu no' say opposite in p-r-onal point
% V'e" though they certainty ere different much
OI1osi'e :" respect OF public principles that
nc fe"Iiy did MOI know where he should commence
Inc description OF them; or, when he had once
conme"cei 1t, " here be should stop CHere consi.
uei'oie lhIeIFHptlo1 was given to Dir B. by the
.oi'e ihaue oy sofAe woTknien In opening The win
Vows 10 Feathate ihe room, which was excessively
I ~, nom 'ne numbers Collected in il. The au-
o'sHce loudly Insisted their dessiios. I'm, thu
went on, regardless Of all noiss ssve ,bst 81 -
C"n c'eation. My. Is. proceeded. I He was sura
'' no mag winch he could tell them would be half
~ "'eui a. what ihoae persons up stairs were DOING
Tor them laugh They were then assen,bI.1-
u4'He' circumstances SO different as To per.ons
'h0ugh not IN the smallest degree, he would Ven,
that
on so fruitful topic lie was incapable or ,ie.i,,,
where DE should begin, and what ,yss r,a-b-'o
squaIS hfof'aGt--SheTe he siosld end II -
'ben As most of them would recoll-rt -
mem as were too young 10 recoect ryould have
heard the tact tIOm their iriends-it 80. d. ~;
lot to be competitor OF their votes alone ,,,,,t
very distinguished Statesman of the nra.a,,, -
ahu d old so fortune, that from that time IN H.
present. ne had never once been in their good town
t'' now aha That, as on the last day he YVES in II
LIE hau Oeeh occupied In speaking, NOT against thai
fig"l non gentleman individually but against the
idle that returned him; The presen, dav - ben
"e once more raised MS voice among them il was
10 aVow openly and manfuly and ,vi,h,,,, 49,
S"eh'eet disguise that the rig1t honorable oenta
inaH ana himself were now acting politicellv mo.
'heti me right honorable gentleman in ofics he o.,
o' II tiold cheering the right hon gentleman
=" P"''e'' |"u "a pace he supporting hin in thai
po" sr' and helping him with ms humble hut bo.
nest mite "i assistance to pfeser,e that rlace.
LcheeT-I because he cOnscentiou.ly bslieytd H.,
ne eOu!d not render greater service a. his cou,trv
man " huuibly b0, di-Intefesitiiy tsnd.fi, tn 49,
N"l' Ca""Ins( such us support Immense cheer
,"s'J - eoa!o oy no mea"s have escared the no.
tee OF such 81 them as had paid lie sIiobtest a.
iehiion To the events OF the last four n, 10. -
he might Indeed 10 even still further back b,,
81 "e"e'eu not Iof his a'gument, that this 4. A. h,
~ ~ means sudden or unexpected arrange,pc,i
" ~" 'eSPec.IO MI. Canning personally he needed
'''o " ic"'''u ihoSe WhO were witnesses of tb.
election IN 1912, that there u-as NOT a si,,,'. -.
stsnce, either on the part of the RIGHT hon san'I
OF himself, OF The smallest personal boxti IL
nav ne issfiesslJ called upon auy person - n, -,
corrected ihe events OF that period 10 d.nv IL
Sh'hshSed any indn, even the most u,iuu,. i,yas
"e''O' Htu TIE detail OF that election to saw ,,,be
= heI any thing less harsh, less unciyi. or L. 49,
courteous, As Jar as individuals were c.orernet
ever was IN The shape or under The name 81
'o"'eS,eu e'sc'lon lSfeai cheering lie spoke not
hoY Il any anImOsity on account of tbs', 80,
pies, because II was quite evident that il 49,.
when they were most difeie emf in nary All 49, .
directly piEtd against each vi her n, such .,,,,,
y lrsVaiieG5t was s'ii less likely - have 49,,
VShed 81 ee "heh Their principles ~ ere t,y,,,.ily
'FWoAiuiaung 10 each Oiher. w bat he now wish
60 10 coll 10 ther attention, because II w. r.,
more important FOR their consideration. Us a..
great but gfaduii change vs. i,h Tor several ,a,s,
P"'' H'7 zee" '"HI"s place silently, but stnI no;
me Ie-s ef'aln'y AMI eifecfuaIiy.-in what t
would i-rn tue casting and moulding of d,. y,es,
. "ical parties in Pariltfncnf. on this subi-rt
ne Wouid, Win their perni-siDn, take the oti,,r
lu"ily Of saying few words. They had eli ofl
them known instances Of coalitions some Of ,is
70 equtvocai 10 their Circumstances. 81 IN r.,
occssioned no lille popular discomfort; and otbe,s
oi ihsm 20 extraordinary 10 their nature A. Ia bay
e~c"ea usaIPioo"''on amDng good and thinking
men' and 20 have had TIE effect ultimately 90
bringing the thing and name ii coalt,o, -
diaepUte. lie wished 10 sneak with .u 80.
tenderness aud fesIect Of those who had - =, \,
nom TIE great Stage 81 pubic he before he.
Auy political measure which bad received tb. 49,.
ton Of Mr.. FOX any political sep winch -,
part ol the public conduct o. th>t ill,stfto,s 49,.
msn o. any political sirfsng easent which L.l 49,,
apWov Cd q by tiai g5est aud enlia ltene,t ,, H..
more bogIish painot great cheering l--sng tf,ins
al fa. rfH.