Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19

pspai pons ceea it, isb. be endowed with ali the
profits which, in point law, do belong TO the ministers OF
the church of England could multiply instances, this
denc but there he doubt Of the number of cases
which foreign jurisdiction exercised of
high importance. through the of the Roman catholic
priesthood Now my lords with respect to the matter OF sove
Ny undivided allegiance, claims from his subjects the
Acknowledgements of his supremacy in church and state
discussed BY Lord Coke do no, know whether in this aye
wheo education is mach going about that class of
called in the course oflast yrar by noble lord, "srea block
heads say my lords in such time that do not know
whether you will he much disposed to admit the authority Of
case from my lord Cohe's works bu, will read TO lord
ships because II seems To important
Ills iordslp then read par, of of lord Cose TO
show that the sovereignty of the king aud his supremacy
when pure christianity which, ad his lordhp0 lord Somers
observed, the best inheritance his aiestys subjects aud
ordship God forbid they should defend them by any
snutronai ,ius The show that this supre-
olous times fNiary aud Epabe ba, III the Saxon times
OF the monarchy, when the religious supremacy OF the
case that though the men of Ken, made violent resistance
TO the con7ue'oI they yet ;tea in his favor The supremacy
Core, that mse, hearted Ersslan would Scfuse
instructions by which he night tia; he had been deceived
the which had fallen irom his blndfol igno-
rance My lords con'i,ed the noble Ea0 IHse exactly
'cs, reasons for the purpose of opposing this bill is said
that tic hill Introduced necessity and to NEE,
that has existed for time and yet BEEN
vercd before. nave yet about aocia
has been effected by the passing fhis bin nothing
no, even the common representatives. against lis revival
We have been told tl;at they dissolved themselves Int
have been told whether the kings of a,ating society,
RIO not still continue every day filling up its list OF ucers with
doubt is tie pursued by these people, say
al prtences about seifdissoiuon My
lords ON this subject may refer you passage of Demos
themes. who. when he asked the qucs,o''Is Philip
deadi" ans~eed"No but if Philip should die and if you 20
on with these modes win raist yourselves ter
Hr When speak of the proceedings of association
beg to say % know nothing them, except under
stand those proceedings ifon, the Insulting, aoinable, dees
'ahic ana setos speeches that thus uttered Yet not
vhstftns all these nc, prosecutions has hcrn brought
q fen he ior and learned Lord near (lof'i
nkett quite clear from the blame of having passed tco
trncra during tine last "o y0nrs) And thank God aswer
e re earl OF tdon have not beei Attorney General during
mat 1ice, was at no'nfns wien il became necessary to
w down some nsrirvor3 societies thu, had sprung up in this
OF cItocng ts object; bu, they would nothing
towards it they ha not sen considered ,xilaries the
Grnea Ensant which had then Ire misfortune to be- and
Goa Urb'd my lords, that should again have go
occurred at that time and that curious contrast to
What has lately taken place in Ireland There of
other respects hctoused to the cmver ion aud who
bad Iecei'ed contributions 10 carry on the Of mo King
he prosecuted Ivy Sir Archibald, who then Attorney
Generals and wien came into the Office of Attorney General
in Consequence offs Archibald Macdonald being pfonoted
e Chief Baron OF c ExchequcF that carried
and what did tie Court of Kings Bench say 10 him. ly
INV ioI .s, o. Tie 'Se provided
nnnt by te bye that they escape you only inGc
hold Of oftla, my lords The court Of kings bsne6
SAID M Ross words he had u,,ered NJ the ,eencs
where he had tesn highly sedou, and ,sy ordered hun
TO be imprisoned for three years He would nov draw their at
:enon to the Of king OCoune,-{a la9l who unnId
had his pocket already which was Sy no means n
babe Wien an act passed for the PURPOSE of pu,,ia
s'ne Why he prosecuted for ,hs Then r there
was ,6e orator who spoke at Penenden Heath and to uon he
you'd particularly alude but had lie not tras,eoa all the
established institutions of the country ytbeen permitted
s %'p rerv OF he had
ton could suggest Anal yet they told tha. they must con-
sent 70 is saTs because the government know OF
hc ho*".T er th"y do not choose TO communicate IF their
i0rishps wond read Bar0 on upreuacy they would find
ak Unit he were exhausted The oath which every Ole of
their lordshps rh prior taxing his seat, was that he be-
% fave power these kingdoms Now %en De- ni Do or o ys
Sed his pastoral letter, he seemed think that aless there
could not proceed they ought do ls would suppose that
they were n"y speaking in 1853 instead of 1929; andi their
tine OF William both before and convea,ion rss t.n
"a into Parliament there of their which lid
Though they did require swc? that line doctrines of
the church Of Rome danrsbe doatrnIs still thc
doInous Ce) My lorl. entrra, of you 70 consider tine
eeci tn: tie decision Of this have on the
minds of the Tty Of the community the moral aud rcl;oios
community call moral and religious lords Because
rn'nhey is to be Consider say my lords
wia the effect WI: DC oil .odne into Ibis hDusc Ave ., @
catholic egrs by the introduction ta, MIN, v lords
you .lr,I?n no Jim. to the practice (icar) Then wit;,
filled. may III told that roman catholic members vii, bs
t GSl of'c pamer returned by the fry :hls freehold
GTs II Ireland But woU. ask, lnrH what III tho name
of Cod after this bin passes into law lierr 10 prevent 90
many nan catholics taking hrir places that az there
are seats TO accommodate Oca mas been said mat tho
present question isnoi religious is, lords rci
gree My lords what has Dr. Doyle aid that We that is The
roman catholics OF Ireland must have catholic kn
but what has Kenyon and hio and Echo-onch and ma
said on this suiJecuand would pray your orships
70 re'cter what they said and whatI have said perhaps
also ot the atpe TING to look into the history the country a,
the periods When these religious contests between
oI tse revolution 1893, and there not su of
ynr iofships wio will contradict when that the
duty n every government 10 support established church, that
pas be"n my opinion from the rst and certainly do not brs
a!e 10 lei! your Iorlirs that it sbs 10 the last
Is1r} DC not harbour any will towards the roman cano
les 30 the professors of any other religion; but will tell
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