Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-22
BRITISH MINISTRY.

BRITISH MINISTRY.
Weextract The following interesting descrip>
ton of The new Brush Ministry from the Dub>
lin Evening Post:
Before we proceed to any general observa-
tor. We shall anaiyse the Ministry, if we may be
allowed the expression, in he several forms
which they present to the public: flrs'-as 10
Lords and Commons-.The tltled Aristoc' aoy
supply seven members, and the Commons six.
With regard 10 the former, there ale only three
men Of Parliamentary 'alent among them
Lords Lyndhurst, DuGley, ard Ellenborough.
Lord Aberdeen is man Of prrtension, diht-
TAME, and VIVA, is called pretty speaker. With
regard TO Lord Ellpnborouph. We doubt whe-
,hrr the petuIeuce and self sufficiency by which
he was Distinguished in opp ls,'ion, will serve
him or thr party, or be cndurah'e IN Ministry
Lord Dudl, has the reputation ot belnRa very
sensible, but absent aud idle man, and he Is
moreover abundan,v rich He is placed, how
ever, in a position which will try him, and il is
supposed by his friends hat he will not be
found Whiting. As a Chancellor, Lord Lynd-
hurst is said NOT to give satisfaction a, ihe Bar
tate against his fficirncy in the House Of Lords
rrmsins 10 he seen. Lord Bathurst is very
ineffective speaker, & Lord Melville can scarce.
ly BE- called speaker a. all.
We shall soon BE- able to decide, whether as
to personnel, these nobiemen, even with the aid
Of the Church, and Borough Lords, will be
able to sustain themselves asains, the combina-
ton of talent, by which they will b. assuredly
-"r@"".-,.rr tne. torhtuUns, i've are sPeaErrs--
Mr.. Herries not. Again, ii will so IN be seem
whether in debate Mr. Huskisson, Mr. Peel,
Mr.. Grant, Mr.. Gouidburn and Lord Palmer
ston will De able 20 cDmpe e with Mr.. Tirrney,
Mr.. Brougham, M. Ahercrombie, Sir Jamrs
Macintosh, and Sir James Scarleu; not 20 men.
ton o hers--we a?prehend nor In point of
talent, then, as lar as tina, talent may be estinlat
ed by public speaking, and we apprenend, in a
Government like ours, this will br considered
the criterion, we are justified in pronoun ing
the pressn administration FEEBLE ONE. Sc
condlv-With regard 10 the constituent, por-
ton at this Cab;ue,, IL is 10 be obsrr, Ell, tina,
none VI the great borough mongrring Lords
have sea- in the Coupcil-rven tha, Of Privy
Seal, Lord President, or The Douchy. g-nei ally
Neither the Dukes of Rutland or
Newcastle, or the Lords Of Hereford or Ions
DALI. f"e truth is, thar the grea, Tory Aris-
tor acy are without talent; AID hey find it very
difficult TO make up commute of their hum
Der in the cabinet. Mi her III the House OF
Commons is there an indi idual with the DIX
whom the ArlstoCracy consid r Il man OF taIrl- !
ly. They are all without exception, Nom 10, |
mines.
This is another sacrifice t. wrich the proud |!
s'omachs OF the ArIstpcracy must descend -
They have not amongst them tie Terrell, and !
those persons WA" would not brook 10 Mr. Can !
mug, mast submit TO be- Conuuuied BY Mr.. !
Pee. lhlrdiy--Wi,h regard l" the poll il, Of !
he individuals on tn Calhoho CUES ion, there
S nearly as greaI difference as Ia tie last Ca
tine onIy !hat he parties are more nearly
.a!anCed. They stand thus:
the CathoEc Question.
Earl Duu,ry, Earl O. Aberdeen.
Lord Msl'i!lr, Lord pal,re,s'or,
Lord enhorough, Mr.. Huskisson,
Mr. r:anr
7garnst the Catholic Question
DHk- Of ellington, l., III Chancellor,
Earl Ba' hurst, Mr. Peel,
Mir. Goulburn, Mr.. Hr,ri.s
II will De perceived that the majority is in
aHor Of the Catholic Question. So thai hose
trsons who pretend tina pur' Iy orange Ad-
ninistration Could he made in England, with
ny prospect Of encouraging Parii men,. are
orsliy mistake, Even the ID *. # Welliog.
on mas failed IN this The co:np int Of the
Ultra Tories therefore, ag.insl tie la Cabinet, ,
pDiIes 10 tie Present-and we aIe not alto eth
r unprrpared for an ara,k on 'her Catholics |
I'm Inc complaint Of The Catno!i,s il ireland S
gains, them, and, as we r"r'er tank, of he
,nglish people-w all he very diff rent Third Z
;, as To the Corn Que tiot. T IS is considers
as vital one IN England, md We think that II
Is most importan.. In rrspeci to this mca- q
Ire. The Canioet still more cnrousiy cir> a
'mslancsd. Dudley, Peel, Husksson, Goul- Il
,rn, Herrics, Pa!mers,on, Grant, stand pIvdg> t,
to Mr.. Canning's bill. Bathurst, Eienbo b
'ugh, Aberdeen, Mel, lie, and Wellington, are {"
u only opposed 10 1t, but successfully resisted
!. Passlhg at the CLOSE Of 'he last session We al
remember The triumph Of grts, part OF al
present Caoinel on the defeat of that mea- e
re. inere has been compromise without h.