Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-21
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LA Isl FhOM Observation-Disclosures
Fhe William Byrnes. which sailed from I.iycruool
8th March, below and although our papers are moi
yet up, we have had the good fortune to come into
possession of the London Courier of the 9th which
Contains tIe outlines of the
Plan foR CATHOLIC EMAScrp ,yyo,,--Tt WINS in
trotuced in the House of Commons on the 5th r tho
Right Hon. Secretary Peel one OF his Maiestys Nin
listers, who accompanied it with a brilliant speech
which occupies more than thirteen columns in the
London Courier. The following are the outlines Of
the plant
L. Its basis is the renovation the Roman Cath
e1ics ofcvil disabilities, and the equalization of po-
iitical rights X
2. Roman Catholics arc 10 be admitted oto howl,
Houses of Parliament
There are to be no restrictions as to numbers
Catholics becoming members of either House, are
take an oath to support and defend the succession
OF the Crown,--aburing the sentiment that Princes
eXcommuncaied by the Pope may be deposed n nd
murdered by their subjects-denyjng the raht of tho
fope to any civil jurisdiction in the British KinnJo
-discaining, dlsavowing, and solemnIy ablurnp any
Intention to subvert the present Church Establish
lnent settled bylaw, &c. &c.
8. Koman Catholics are to DC incapable OF hol-
ding the Office OF Lord Chancellor, or of Lord Lieu
tenant ofIreland.
4. They may hold all Coruorate Offces,,,,, u,
Shcriffs and Juduee.
;. But they not to hold places belonging TO III.
Established Church, the Ecclesiastical Courts or PC
clcsast!cal foundations, any Office m tho JInirc,
sites, the Colleges of Eaton w inches err and We
minister nor any School of Ecclesiastical Foundation
The laws relative to Roman Catholic right to IRE
sensations are to be retained. In cases where ,,v
Roman Catholic shall hold office, with which
Church patronage is connected the Crown is 10 have
the power OF Transferring the patronage No Roman
Catholic to hold any Office to advise the Crown in
the appointment of Offices connected with the Estab
lished Church of England and Ireland
6. The existing Penal Laws aiTactnp Roman
Catholics to be repealed
T. Roman Catholics are to be put with respect TO
property on footing with Dssentcrs
N fl,lI ATDro e ID
Obliged to quit the House Upon any particular dues-
ton Mr. Winnot Horizons SUPPRESSION unou this
subject Is held TO be objcctionabIeG
o. There is To be no declaration required anainst
Transubstantiution.
10 Upon the subject of Ecclesiastical Securities.
the Roman catholics to lie placed on the footino
OF all other DisseDters.
H. There is not to be any Veto: nor is there In he
any interference with the intercourse in Spiritual mai
tiers between the Roman Catholic Church and the See
Of Rome.
r. The Episcopal titles and names now in use in
The Church Of England, not 10 be assumed By the
members oftiie Roman CatnoiiC Church
10. When Roman Catholics are admitted TO coy,o-
rate and other Offices the insignia Of such Offices are
iii to be taken to any other piacn of worship
than the Established Church No robes of Office are to
be worn ~ any other than the Established Church.
Is. The JesultCs and Nonastic COMMUNICATIVE
Names and Numbers of the individuals beIonoino, To
the existing Communities are to be regisered-r- Com
munitics bound by religious or monastc vows are not
70 be intended, and provision is To- be made against the
future entrance into the country of the order of Je-
suits---The Jesuits now are to be registered.
10. Electric FrnHchisc-- Forty Shifting FyechoId-
er' The etectire franchise Is proposed to be rails
ed from Forty ShiHings to Ten Pounds.
Freeholds are to be registered and the rcpistTy is
to he taken before the Assistant BarristcT of The
IRISH countce, with power Of al appeal in certain
ses from his decision to higher tribunsl.
The House adjourned at quarter to one o'clock on
Fnoay morning; and yet 50 intense the interest
was beard Go on,go on" At o'clock on FRIDAY
afternoon the House agaiu met, and after great
number of petitions had been presented for and a
EaInst the emancipation Of the Catholics, Mr.. Agar
Ellis, moved the Order orthe Dav for tho rss,,r9p
ton otthe adjourned debate Of last night which was
carriod-Ayes O5,aNoes IS; majority 1870. A long
debate cEsEed, II which Ir. e. Giant, ~ Broueh-
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