Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-20

owe,a categorical answer is this-sDid Sir Bnr.
delt Or Mr.. Hobhouse vote against tho grant or
- 900, 900 fer building new palaces" This ,ucson
was intended for Sir Burdeit, bot il also appies r.,
me. AS far as am concerned have short answer
TO IT.. I'yotcd against it, rCbocrs.1 Tho second
question rs, did NC oppose The acknowledgements of
tue los. hecholders' No, gen,lomcn, this we did
not do from the very best Of rnoiives-that of oh.
struc,ing the progress of the emancipation bill
Hear, hear II my constituents have any reason,
10 thmk TINT gave THE vote for any dirty, shabby,
nsean, interested motive, let them condemn mo and
exclude me from their confidence and the honour oI
representing th,m in future. The next question is
have supported bill to sell the bodies Of the most
unfortunate of the poor?-So, after beino charcoal
with GOODNESS aud disrespec towards the crc,t ones
ton of Parliamentary Reform, with voting fs 600 600
Tor palaces which no architect will ever own and
which no King will ever live in,-with supporting the
3 acknowledgements OF tho Irish 40s frecbolders IL
TO the close of the charge thai tbe,o
is sort of further sting III the tail Of the epiorau
directed against me--a sting which do not call alb
souely ridiculous, for those gentlemen are too clevc,
TO be very ridiculous. [Cbccrs and laughterl Blu.
certainly It is rather amusing, when in the same
breath VIC accused of selling the dead bodies Ss'
t'e most unfortunate OF the poor. Laughter and
cries OF bone grabber, what do you say to thatp"1
Is it not strange that the serious charges previously
brought against us should have degeneratcd into this
most lame and inputant conclusion" Hear and q
laugh If thought those very intelligent and able
individuals sincere, confess should be somewhat
surprised that they had much care for tho dea,I
particularly as one of them does not appear 10 have
cared much for the bodies of tho living. Certainly
have not found in the public CAREER of one NJ those
gentlemen evidence OF any very tender regard of
those who walk about above ground, though he takes
tire persons of these under ground under his especial
protection. Laughter, and EXPLANATIONS of apoor
Tom Panel was not aware that this pcntlemsn
cared much for the persons of those living TO WHOM,
no is 81 kind after they dead. His conduct ro
minds NE of the lines
'Bu still i've great hath KINDNESS in reserve
rhey help 10 bury whom they help to s,aryc"
GLaughtsr.l Having tckcn care of his iivinc co,,o
Porarios, Mr. Cobbcu thinks his care shout. descend
to The dead: this his ovh conduct proves-rcries of
10y bone sruoDer 1t docs and not finding charges
enough against members for Westminster with tc,
pcct to their conduct towards those who walk above
ground, be accuses them of regarding the tombs
OF those who are bcncahit. [Cheers and laughter
Allow me TO takea contrast between our conduct and
that of Mr.. Goblet in this respect, who. bayint.
made IA much as he can of the living wishes aIs,,
I" make as much as he can Of the dead rLaupbter1
--ilowcver, gentlemen, having met for higher pup
poses than the dissection OF base IL infamous charac
tiers, shall presently pass from this subject Psss
ing by the case of the poor, ! NAV say there are n
great many individuals who thdngh they have done
no good IN their life time, perhaps might be found
scrviceablc IN their death daughter. When VIC
hang up these gentlemen in Surgeon shall, bein.r
"cH-lmbed men, stout men--l'A All Cobbett1--ih.v
may do credit To scientific dissection and afford an
example Calculated to enllghten and illustrate us i'm
physical, II not in a moral point OF view 1Cheers
and laughter.l When they come TO be shown
hcreat,er,-when the tongue Of falsehood is ,ilcn
tongue % sla nde
which can never acknowledge or forgive benefit.
lheAr]-thesc individuals, who have been disgrace
10 lie, VIII afford an illustration OF how black soul
might lodge IN human body. [Cheers mr.
French again attempted 20 interrupt tho speaker
The Hon. GentemsS concluded amid loud demon
stratons Of appreciation, by 'thanking the meetiup
tor the Kindness and attention with which thoy had
hsteh:'d 10 hs observations.
Mr. Goblet then rose TO renI,, hr, ,,.s -;,
at first with loud Kisses. By the intcrposition cf
[nG Chairinsn, however, silence was restored. Mr.
SopDGtt s"d mat neither ofthc sefstyled members
Tor " csihinstcr dared to meet the people A IN
the attacks which Mr. Toulouse has made upoa mo
one Is That have cheated somebody he dare not snv
"hon' out OF money; another is, that starye the
poor whist alive ana only take care of them when
dchG; ana third, that take up bones and disnose
oil thcHn for profit, aoS man is dead AS no The
charge OF cheating somebody ont of rnonov I bo,,
99uy 10 say thnt hr' Toulouse dare not say whom
nave Cheated; no nor the mighty Don his masto-
lA voice. why you ban. sled him ~ Jh;s :;
ono Oh the most barctaceI and impudent lies Inn,
was ever stated by man, Or rctaicd 5y tho dir,v
I""P oi westminster. Let the letters come into n
eouIl o. justice, ana u prove the churre against mo
10 DC base iaisehood. G.'Fne words Cobbett hut
wncre are your pDofs;'l rs TO starving the moor
nave had great delight during all the cou,ss -.
n.y. Ivy nc III G1'Ig beneficial to he poor. "A loud
Inu@n' mingled with hsses.l | have, saw. with
my slender means done for the moor than Ri
Hett with all his thousands. Then as IN Tho hon..
lCrIes OF Nov tor the bones" mingled with laugh
tcT'l dead body sold TO be cut nm TC,r;oGe g
w hats become of your rims with 'ron, PIN,
hai iT Yes there's mighiyJ difference between
selling n dead body TO be cut IN bv surneons 81
bringing the bones of grcat.man home 1ybicL yrn
yIng IN neglected obscurty for tho purpose of bur.
ing Them III his native land. T'Where have wGr
buried thcnl' you old resurrcctionst;1 Who blancs
me IoT doHS That, which the very Government oftbis
country was then doing? At tic very time. / sa,.
the N"VernnNnt was sending for tic bonosof an orr;
ocT VINO persisted IN the American war for the pur
pose OF burylng them III Westminster abbv. I'm
mcnsc uproarl We'll; see there Is mn sncb tbh,,.
as getting fair hearing in this place and tbereeorS
shaIl conclude. loud bisscs. '''Oi'
-. nc Chairman then proposed AZ q tosst, oDonieI
- N"nh. ''' Esq ana the Catholics of the Dri,ish
empire; and may their emancipation from civil de-
OuIeS prove source ofstrcEgth to the country ond
SECURE the prosperity and happiness of the enSi,e"
Ill, III. Co9ucH returned thanks in speech in
Ge acknowledged himself a radical reformor
" 'tn respect to Sir Francis Burdott his oxertions
ms PaFiotc cXertions had rendered lim dear TO All
N Irnln Il