Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-03
from the New York Evening pas.

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TIE Test ana Corporation Acts in EDglgs.
The late proceedings CT he British Hue.
Commons. as contained in the London n.n., y
brought by the last arrival, give rtasan.'FF ,.'
pect that an arrangemcn, NAV b. made ~,
subject Of the famous les, and corporo,io, .., '
satisfac, tory TO the dissenlers. On III, ,o'L
March, MIR. Slurgts Bourne SAID thai h.. -.
DESTROYS Of disposing "f tie bin ,i,r.r, -
Lord John Russell in such a name D.. Co.,
sible, "a content the diSs,mers, wi,hour ;,t:.
eing on the rights Of Tie established ,I.,.
lie proposed 20 mae 4 solemn tec,,.;..
framed with this Kew, he test e aGpi>.;,'
civil ofiic-.
Lord john Russell, in answer, said. ,a., Az.
thought the imposition Of such dccl.ia,.,
unnecessary, and thu, it mig"t in s-u,, i,,,'.
ces be mischir, Gus; but that he would not ,r
pose the measure, if il could be carried in,o r
feet satisfactorily 10 both parties, snd vra.,..
evil cons qucnces u either.
Mr. Peel said, tina, after he hes, co,,il,..
ton he hid been able 10 give the case, +,
Inclined to that course which should srru,
final arrangement and general acquic>crlr,
He wished 10 rqulrc TO dtcla,.t!on Or o.,,
which dissenter could no, take Re SAID ..
had drawn one up which he wished to .,roro,,
and which contained not ono word II. m,,t.
not be fairly required iru NJ tisscnercrrerio..
upon Office. He then read The dcclaral;o, ~
which tie subscribing party binds himself NJ,
To exercise any power, authority, or iunu.r..
he NAV obla!" by siI,ue Ui that act 10 TIE Drg,.,
dice Of the established church, which G,cl5r..
lion is 10 be signed before Two ius'icc, # r-
ci,y Or horougn in which The office is situate
He said lha, there were mary sabordms.c,.
fees in which il would he ridiculous 10 rrcui,e
the eClara'iou. and therefore he sugccs,rf
pro,jsn, by which the declaration might O.
nigh, 10, be +, quIe ed, at the discretion oi,bo.,
who were To adminls,-rii. MIR. PEEL contgs,
ed by saying, that wha!evcr par, he bad Z.
ken il. toe debate. h did not, consii,l!nr,..
late discussion and the majority with viii.
Lord RusScl.'s motion was CARRIE, yirli 70 q,
one in the sincere desire 10 settle tby u4rsi..
during III" present session, satisfactorily m.
forever. He sincerely hoped tbs, his popo,.,
ton would be accepted hy the advocates 9Th
disseners, since if it were 50, he v,nunl o.
express the confident expectation lh1t lie sc,,
sion would hot expire without pcImanrrrsc 81.
Il, m"ut Of this much disputed a,d mGa
question lie concluded by moving IN a,irv..
non 10 The committee to tyke inlo cons dr.
lion The drcllIa,ion and prolio read in biz
speech, which wa, agreed to by III liousr
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