Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08

JUSTICE, n nm,
pic OF The elects resulting from determined and cfsevers
resistance to oppessioih-Mapy members the House of
Lord Milton Mr. rusksoa objected to the paci,r of NJ,
bary power in the hands OF government even ,or session.
TO be satisfactory But II these dsss,o eon,;ons
DC attached to the bin about TO be nonced can SCARCELY
imagine any circumstance likely irraic and provoke M.
Catholic people. With such conditions enumeration would be
mockcry, and at this time, when dangerous homer 10
hnpotic VIII be followed rhe friends of freedom in both
Houses OF Parliament however, disposed 10 conle in
tie s'cr Of the measure 10 b, introduced by the government
an 'her advice has operated members OF the Catholic
association so nrcioy them ON he motion 81
pang the Act OF aament meeting the 6Is, evidence of
liberal feeling the part Of Government 10y an act of generous
betray.
F'om he Lo,do, Courier,
The Intentions of the government are TO nat down
the C9thohc Association in the first instance. The
second measure III contemplation is the dsfranc hise
ment Oh Ine 10 shilling frcehoders, and the fixing the
elective franchise at go. The third is the nominal
ton oil the Roman Catholic Bishops by the King
wit bout any foreign NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. any au,ho-
rity or interference ofthe Pope. Suchs said to he
the measure contemplated, and it seems that il will
have the Singular ato of not being satisfactory 10 rho
C3thoics---and certainly to the Professionals who
wish TO prescribe the Constitution as it is
Froa Beirs -lss,engcr. .. u
The fact Is that IL is intended "a, ouen both hops
/ OF Parliament to Papists. Ar. OConnell aud his
friends say, the emancipation is to be unconditional
The present proposal of giving political seats 10 the,
Catholics is justified upon the principle Of expediency
OF the state requires it. and further opposition would
Only continue to agate and embro us without end
is better to incur at all hazards the contingency of
intuTe to endure the present with all its pos
slble aggravaton."
From Me London Times, Feb Is.
Since we nave detailed the extraordinary coerciyc
instrument introduced by Mr.. Peel, it become- our
more pleasing duty to add that the law will accord
ing to all human Appearances become us unnecessa-
~ as it is novel
! Tho Dublin letters and newspapers accuaint :,
that in open committee, where about 100 of tho
leading members of the Association met on Monday
evening, the majority-and that majority composed of
the first Catholic gentlemen for rank and Character
were decided IN favor OF an immediate and simple
dissolution; that the whole bench of Catholic bishops
Joined in recommending that course; that Mr. Shiel
strong in his own Judgment and fortified by the con-
currence of the Catholic Church, had given notice of
motion to dissolve the Association itstanter which
no man could doubt that lie could carry.
After the above were written we Ind the
heartfelt qualification of learning through our Para-
menary reporters, that Mr.. Spring Rice announccd
as it officially, to the House of Commons th,
heard intelligence more seasonable or grateful than
this There seemed indeed to be nstnctinboth col-
tries, pervading simultaneously the minds of all hon
est friends of the policy now adopted by govern.
ment and of the sufferers whom il is destined to RI
eve, that the Association had no further DUTY 70
perform than to reinforce its friends and paralyze its
foes by an Immediate and spontaneous dissolution
Inc Orange Associations henceforth the only ones
on which the new law operste The Catholics
have iighened the difficulties ofthe Kings Govern
ment, and we Rave no doubt that their virtue will in
the end be rewarded.
&c IN -. ~
duccd subsequently to the above bills passing.
l. All public stations, Office and gnities includ-
ing OF course the right to sit in both houses of Parlia
rnent with one or 'co exceptions, to be thrown open
TO Catholics
2. clause will be introduced 10 prevent Catholic
members of either house, from taking part in or vo-
ting on, any measure relating ercisuey to hc affairs
privileges of the Protestant Church. as by n " csta
bished The framing of such clause is found exceed
lngiy difficult; and up to this moment the endeavors
to overcome the difficulty have not been attended with
success.
g. an the Catholic clergy Of all ranks are to be paid
by the government but It is not intended that the
4 GROWN should nave any power Of Interference wit
their spiritual concerns, or take any part m tho an.
polntment OF the clergy beyond thisthat on the elec
tion OF bishop. his name is to he submitted to the
government for the appreciation of the Crown yben
II should happen that the bishop so elected is no,
approved Of then tho may withhold the salaty
OF the individual prelate in question With resnect "a
The inferior clergy they nre not to he intcrfcrod viii
in any way Whatever, but to draw their allowance
e subject to no limitation.
II Russia AYD TURKEY-Thc AlIgomcinc Zsi,upo
OF The 5Oth ut contradcts the Statement that the
Porte besides granting favourable reception TO NJ
Jaubet had invited the return OF the ambassadors 10
ConstantinOp.c. The Sultan Is said 10 b. rcsolutcy
opposed To any pacific ovrrtures until the Russians
shall have evacuated hodava s. Wallechia recross-
GU ruin IOftrc!ScS the Dan
ube Both parties strcnousy preparing for the
next campaign Accounts from the frontiers of Scr
via state that tho Porte intends 90 bring into the field
next spring, 600 new combatouts from Bosnia
which is said to be completely psciied andfrom Al
bania II is donbted, however, whether the porte
will be able to accomplish this, andit is also said that
the Abanioas have revoltcd, and shat up the Pacha
Of Scuath within the walls ofthat place. =
The last letters from Vienna state that the Pacific
news had given way TO the most alarming reports.
I IL was said that the whole Turkish army was in mo.
ton towards the Danube, TO invade the Principaies:
and on the other hand that tho Polish army had
received ordersto be in readiness TO- march
Intelligence from Jassy to the 18Th nit states that
great prepardi ions for u combined attack ON the
Asiatlc q European territories of the Porte were ma
king at Odessa and ScbastopoL Il IL designed 10
form communications, if possible. bctwccn the army
IN Armenia, under General Paskewitsch and the
grand army on tho Balkan and TO interrupt tho com
niunication of the Turks with Consthntiponlc and