Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL % 1893

upon his appointment the Portsmouth Commercial Alyer
'>ei 'earks as toios I'VE bsiae express the sentiment
81 the citzens generally, aie ., IVA, with m ri,
len regret we yesterday heard at tie from Office Of ON
worthy oWtS,t,n, General Timothy Upian, Collector OF Iii,
i Since the organization of the federal timer.
mas not probably been, IN any place. officer the custom.
ose SERVICES nave been more acceptable the people, tina
those of our late collector His een,enanly and
behavior to all who had occasion 10 visit the house. his
Pfopess ana ae,y IN the execution Of his nulti,r;ous
duties, bis kindness invalid seaneu aud the
ton which he manifested towards those connected win him IN
ms aci capacity wi Tor ever be held IN the highest respect
ferias no place u Ike importance the United Stn,e h;
exihi'e'! atirc pattern of harmony Of feeling hot ON
'ei'u' :" ue CLei and those connected with this Office
than that Of the of pr sro,l Since the
Incn o' Seer,i Clsin Cen Upha;n wa ap1ns,, I
iieS'e, Madison, IN compliance with the unanimous
wishes o his f.,og: Ills services drinp The late
war w naiand were, Oh that OCCASION urged in his favor
much impaired by fatigue and expoe. He has been cont
ncd hy ts' successive Presidents li the present time win die
entire confidence oi Cob Monroe and Ng. Adams"l
-6SS@-
me London papers Of the whole week from the
Sth to the liti inclusive, are almost entirely flied
with ino!dentsi debates in buti Houses of parlia-
incnt, ariSng on the presentation of petitions for
and against the Catholic bills. On the lth the
Far. ct Winchilsea concluded violent speech a.
ganst the Catholics, by moving,
itaf an humble Address be presented to his Ma
jestv, PRAYING that he would he gracn,sly pleased 10
order TO be laid upon tlcir ,.ortships table q return
OF all the Roman Catholic Clergy in Great Britain
ana Ireland, specifying the Numbers of parocl;al
clergy; as also those holding titular Bshopric and 9th
or dgnteS and the districts oi which au hoca s,,
as Roman Catholic Clergy in ireland, Whether reg.
uiar or secular the n.mber Of houses and ss1niua-
ries under the direction of The order and society OF
jesuts; the names and number of other r man Gath
Ole orders in Great Britain and Irennd together
with the number Of inmates OF the different converts
and rnonasterics"
Tie Duke OF w ellington replied in very energetic
and decided terms. We have room to quote only
the following passage:
He admitted that he had, in conjunction with his RICH,
Hon colleagues, advised his majesty the present mea-
suTes They had recommended the introduction the propo
ed bills hoar, hear and they had received not onv The
SANCTION but the support of his u,ejey (hear hear) He had
he Conceived, discharged his duty faithfully He had done
what he considered became him minister of the crown
Qlear;) anu he had done that upon his responsibility
(f1eaf, heaF lie had done that which his opinion would
tend to the benefit Of Ibis and the tranquility Ireland
(eir hear; and he had undertaken Notwithstanding the
no PoPery cry Fc would say boldly, that the relIon OF
tins country cshed by law, endangered one
oa ty the proposed measures would rert precisely ihs
same as at present lie aid consider himself called upon
at the present moment TO cnter into defence propcsed
but when the proper time arrived he should
he fully able 10 demonstrate their Losfps necessity of
ten As to the formation Of Administrations would
not dwell upon that subject; ne would leave 10 the Noble
Earl bur- Tor hmse c would say that present he had not
ne least Intention to attempt either dissolve reform the
Parliament 0iear, hear.) lie cared who mr; he his
successors but he was determined peevere what ne con
ered TO be an honest and propc perseverance, Hc had no
objection To the motion of the Noble Earl so lar as Il co be
consistently complied. with'