Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09

WHO before the morning, aud nc must DC
indeed sober fellow who will 90 bed with a coclsr
head than do night. will attend SOLELY to soy
Parliamentary busincss viii 20 nowhere, I.wd dine
nowhere viii read every Bill, aud endcs'or to I'M
dcrstand the meanin of each, and shall Vlere think
is bad one, spite of every opposition that may be
made, endcavor 10 explain it's msshics. shall be
the first to 90 into the House. SD the last 10 leave it
i shall have my study in Scsion, in Dublin. and
shall endeavor to be of the utmost utility posi-
bly, can be, and always perfectly ready at my post.
lHear. heari] With what object do l 90 into Par
Lament Literally, to make my soul, und work out
my salvation. The station in lie 10 which God has
called mo. shall en6esvor worthily to occupv;. to do
good TO the people, and procure jus for the nation
mt large lily motives. trust. pure. my scn,i-
nlents arc hones my own interest shall be forgotten
ana the interests of my country and her rights shall
hcncciorward be my only object. If the+r are 10Y
motives IN going 70 Parliament, you may ask what
Is the course intend TO pursue' The first topic OF
great interest is that which relates 10 the Esablishct
Church With respect To the discipline and doctrine
OF the Church, have no hesitation in saving, that
Ii any question upcn em shah nrisc, that shall a,
once qrit the House would not consent To have
any interference with Che discipline doctrine of lay
Church, and shall not presume to give any opinion
winch can touch upon the religious feelings Of others
hear! But with poet Ia the teinporstes of tLa,
Church, confess it viii be otherwise. / 90 TO Par
llaClcnt free and unbiased member, and surely
cannot but ieci that there is Just equalization OF
these temp ora'itics: cannot but feel that il is I'M
just 10 FNe Que man two and twenty thousand pounds
year tor reading prayers, and but inc pary annual
strond q scvcntytve pounds year to another f.,
DONG much more lhoar, hear y. cannot but fee
t'it that =, crying injustice, which would give &c
ono. Of whom IL required TO hase the qualifications
nd rank of gentleman, snch WAGES us would not be
su'cidn; for poor trGdesman, whiie others are riot
Ing ~ the greatest luxury [lIcar heart and chcets
ShaA DC perfectly CANDID upon this subject up
on every other. The Established Church IN these
countries Is the richest church in the world. II
my opinion 1t ought 70 be confined TO its lud es.
;a'cS. Tue system Of ;ythcs is bad one. know
now tlc people Of France have prospcred since the
abolition of tytiics; and / also know how the GOV.
crnneht and the nation have been served by them
abolition Emo ether man viii he found to propc c
INC abchlon OF tythcs, sha be most ready to per.
torin iat iuty, Lc!Icers / now turn 10 tkGt which
mas been ictt TO ne great icvunoc-thc state il
which tho Catholic ana Dissenlers charities a,e MA
ecu IL Is impossible Tor them Ut present avoid be-
lnG placed IN litigation every twenty or fve-aud
twenty years, By the necessity Imposed upon then, nj
creating new trustees; and the expense Of proc,rir
new stamps, has the effect OF consuming and des,rv
ing them. Luckily know enough OF The LEGAL pro-
esson TO be able to proec, for the future Catholic
and D.sscE1Ts Charities from father liz alto. thea,
hCIFl believe that there never was = moro ,,rcs.
injustice done to any body OF men than was done I,
the JCsults aiI tIo "nse-c Orders in the ast s 10,
OF Parliament cur heart an most anx;o,,s ~
Justice should be done to tho Jesuits The first s,o,
Gncan 10 take upon tins subject is HAVING poti,;or
from thc tngIlSh q IRISH asking Jesus, asking foria
comm ice OF the icuseot CuInnons. 10 learn whe her
t!cy haVC been Justly CocGemncd or not Iihrl, ,b,
this Will nOt be denied them. RhaLamanthus hon r,
even after he lHd condemned, and do not think thai
john Bull val be worse, or that he will condemn ano
refuse 20 hear the Case o! the he has condemned
neaTi ana laughter shall call for committee of
/ the House of Commons and will not ask any mar
70 &c uSon that committee WHO has voted in favor OF
! Catholics cHt VIII demand a committee az thcsc
Who nave opposed emancipation. / Wil! attend be
fore that cCrEilttcc and produce evidence TO show
that literature TINT Science, that every thnr that +
GRACEFUL IL classic learning has been increased NOR,
y Tue Jcsuits' thGn any other luss of men vii
snow, that more HeathenS ard Parans have bee,
converted TO Christianity by the Jesuts thon by an
| others-and that more Of their blood as martyrs
mas oeeh shed than by any other class of -ChrIs
Report 81 the 5HS a3ae hat s nPd Oh obi:ned tn
the duty OF putting end 10 the Injustice \,
tempted against them at least. shall have nor
iorine5 hiy duty lhcar! and oheors,l At the sam,
mc that avDw tnat SHAH ever be oady 10 sumo,
I Tie right OF every man 10 and practice ms rel
Eous cTcod shall never sanction the filthy and abo
ninabc compromise which the East India Gonna
ny have entered into for the purpose of eupnortip,
their msnopoy, by permitting the bloody sacrifice.
tlat are Offered up 20 tho stupid idol of juqnernaut
ttlcar!l shall oppose Tnysnf the horrible sys,c,
Of Pcrlprics winch at present sanctioned bv nrac
ice. There ~ present less than seventeen
eighteen hundred oats necessary to be taken nire
tcnths of these rclatve to the Custom and Excis
laws. The oatus taken OH that subject are locke
upon ~ matters Of course and perfumes urn not r,
garcd because they are of frequent occurrence IN,
as II tie repetition Of the crime did not aporavae il
cnorIaiy instead OF lcssenlng IT. mean to apply fc
return OF oaths necessary to be taken, for the pu
pose Of abOhsiing them
In tho Customs and the Excise oaths are ren,ire
to DC taken 5y persons, VINO find it impossible
j swear to TINT which is required 10 be deposcd Il
and those who do take these oaths are watched owe
n5 II thny did not To them. In the presence
the people of Clare aVow, that condemn the takiu
; OF oaths BY any man, or before any authority, an
tn man who is not honest without taking an oa,l
VIII not become go by its being imposed upon bin
a the0r, hear, hear!l The Su5lettinp Act whic
makes il impossible for the country gentleman to IN
crease hs estntc, which would make the sons Of h
mers aaorcrs, and which, according to the staternet
of the Reverend Mr. Stewart at Tyrone, sen, twent
thousand Professionals out ofthst country in the coure
Of year, shall endcsvor IN procure the repeal
thear!J The Vcstry Bill, which, for instance in IN
parish Of Scarlt, enables seventeen eighteen Of on
religion TO assess and tax or eight thousand
another TO any amount they pieosc--t is an net {
such gross injustice that trust shall find no difficult
IN procuring it's repeal fhenr and ohecrs.1 The ne,
topic upon which would address you is that of Pm,