Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-24
Ticker. No speeches will xii! him.

Ticker. No speeches will XIII him.
Odohey;v No, truly-but his over-werk- he,s
at it, hear, full sixteen hours oul OF the iouf-
add twenty, and plays dandy besides-this nor
rid over work will act even on his nerves
and thoroughly as he may despise the talking
Of The House Of Commons. and the Jaboer "
The press, canno, easily believe that his proud
hear, will endure long he marked dislike Of
his master, and the settled GOODNESS OF The Tory
aaristocracy. Nobody knows better than he
where the real pith Of England lies-nobody
need tell him, that the only party which at pres
ent gives bis government any support, Is Inc
very party which, for forty years at least, mas
been identified with the principle OF reooiulion
nobody needftell him what must be the con-
seoue noes of a continued and effective alliance
with that party, opposed fercely by all the
more jealous Of the other, and aided by none
Of the other, (for count few cowsrdiy place.
holders and place-hun'ers at their work.
Ticker The Duke must have made up his
mind.
Odohe,iv. Yes-to one Of three things
either to identify himself thoroughly with the
Wings which he cannot do without giving
them The places-which he cannot do without
turning out the Peels, Herrieses, Goulburns-
in themselves nobodies at all times, and now
mere nobodies-so making room for Brough-
am, Macintosh, and the rest OF the iry-anu
admitting old Grey TO at least subordinate
consulate or TO pet back the Torics-whloh
he cannot do without turning out all the lnle>
ror Rats, and filing his Cabinet with the Ell
dons. The Sadleis, the Chandoses-in other
words, returning TO the point from which ne
| started;-or, lastly, attempt TO carry on the ex-
listing system, which he well knows he cannot
do through another Session OF Parliament,
\ h
en- his hands in the Commons other words,
take Huskisson and his tail again into favor.
Ticker. Why, no doubt, even Huskey
would now be preferred to Peel.
Odoherfy. BY all parties He has taeuts--
he has tact--he could manage decently man
ageabe House Of Commons very fairly. don't
ques lion--and Indeed, If saw a pure Tory
| Government forming tomorrow, should be
sorry if Huskissoh MOI allowed TO eat
some Of his theories, and make part of il.
Theodore He has had his lesson, and would
not again tamper, as he used to do, with good
| old iverpool--"running about" as Sam Ro
gers, "with a resignation at half,cock in his
pocket
Odoherty Mono but then there's Pal
mersroG who, by the by, has lately shown
himself to be much clevcrtr fellow than l
ssed to take him for--and there's Charles Graf
"a lazy sumph, hut good speaker and no;
to be openly spurned by Husky for many rea.
sons and Lord Dudey--clevcrar than them
all put her, and every way more inhnen,
tial. You perceive this crew could not be gol
in without sad scattering Of the iucumben-
'cy-
Ticker. Which Heaven send US We
could never be worse, any how. But the Chan
Gsiaaerty. room, poon. tba, cock viii rrske
no fight Whatever happens as TO others, he s
gone, gone, gone. The whole Of the bar are
against him to man, and the Duke is not The
lad to have body like that (even were there
nothing more,l without tangible guild pro quo.
In Gods name, what strength can any govern
men: derive from man, whose character did
not sink one egg in public estimation. upon the
commission Of perhaps the moss flagran, act of
rattery exempli6ed is human biog raphy, Peels
excepted.
Shepherd Weel. have we'll hao a guide
harvest. Cd sirs, il ye'll fill our waims weel,
we puir bodies will en- let your kings and a.
their creatures sink or swim as they list