Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05

ever, awarded me credit which do not deserve
The credit belongs to Fox,-to Grattan.--to Plnn-
lustrous and Right Honourable Friend of mine,
who is now no more. (Cheers.l BY their efforts
IN spite OF my opposition, has proved victorious.
Cheers will not conceal from the House, |
that in the course of this debate, illusions have
been made to the memory of my Right Honor |
able Friend, now no more which have been most
painful to my feelings. An Honorable Baropet has
spoken nfthe cruel manner in which my Right Hon
orable Friend was. hunted down. Whether'the Hon
orable Rarouet was one of those who hunted him
down know not; but this do knew that whoever
joined IN the inhuman cry which was raised against
him, was not one. ICheers.] was OH terms of
the most friendly intimacy which that iustrious
Statesman down even to the day of his death; and
say with as much sincerity heart man gan speak
that wish he were now alive amongst us, to reap
the harvest which he soweh, and to enjoy the triumph
which his exertioRs gained. I would say of him, as
he said IN his own eloquent language of the late Mr.
in o,r Debates
".1"qaetais afmis' fe po's,en,r .4ea;lh."
TChccripg.]
am we'll aware that the fate fthis measure can
not now be altered; if it succeed, the credit will re-
dornd to others. if it fii, the responsibility will de-
volve upon me and upon thosewith whom have ac-
teu These chances with the loss of private friend
snip and the alienation of public confidence must
nave 1oreseen>beorel ventured to recommend these
measures. tCheers. l assure the House, that in
conducting them, have met with the severest blow
which 1t has ever been my lot to experience; but
am convinced that the time will come when full JUS
ice VIII be done to the motives which have act
ed. tCheers.l They will then admit that the
course which have followed is the only course ne
cesssry for tho dminution of the undue leyitinute
and dangerous power of the Roman Catholics and
Tor the maintenance and security ofthe Protestant
religion" loud cheering, which lasted for some
time.
The Duke OF Newcastle, is the reputed author Of
the following appeal to ignorance and bigotry:
"tnoLAfERs GErrISs INTO PARLIAatESr.--This
IS startling, Protestapts but not the less truc and
ie0o'e started yoH in these dangerous times the
better for as ati---WATcH PIE GREAT IDOL AIRY
yet there is the Pope still showing HIM
self as God there his Councils calling sinful men in
faihoe-hs priests, keeping knowledg from the peo-
pie prosecuting those whodesre or offer Ilirrr
nquisiton, prescribing the Bible, debasinp the mind
darkeping the Gospel Of Jesus by the commandments.
and bis liberty by the heavy burdens of men-encour
aging crime by ndu!grncies, setting UP the pardon of
God to the highest bidder, and refusing il TO fin,
poor there his votares bowling down to men. hath
living and dead, to the Virgin, to the mass to mic
tFes, and to relics there, in short is the whole rvs
terry Of iniquity-the whole multitude of idolatries.
Good people, for whom snch rubbish was intended,
Iufn TO your 'piigrinls Progress, and even old
Bunyans opinion of the Pope in his time, when he
was much more efficient buga hoo than at the pre-
sgnt period
"Now saw in my dream, that at the end Of this
valley lay blood bones, ashes, and mangled bodies of
men, even of pilgrims that bad gone This wav FIR
rnefly, and while was thus musiag What sbom}d Ia
the reason, espied little before me q cuve where
two giants, Pope and Pagan, dwell in old t;roos b,
whose power aud tyrannythe whose bones, blood
ashes &c lay there, Were cruelty put to de,tb P,,
by this place Christian went without much dan.
Whereat somewhat wondered, but have since nernt
that Pagan has been dead many dav AMI ne far the
Gother though he DO yet alive he s by reason of are
and also of the many shrewd brushes tina, no g.
..n-
III nus JONES' that he can now do little more than sit
IN his caves mouth, grinnug at pilgrims as thev on
oy' and biting his nails because he cannot conn, at
them. "-I'iigrinl's Progress -
MARCH OF PoFEhvAn industrious and civil Irish ,sc.
woha who was in the habit of giving re professional
instead OF giving her attendance usual hour ronned
about eleven The consequences Of her DELAY was rennn
threat OF dismissal In of repetition of the [snn r
TINS i was the eply"Dvve haporth care isn't Inc
us all, and is Mt nyse.f that will thin have OF
OF my oun;'-7-lo'7any JOURNAL JfareA aoF. 'A'@"
Seas, prepared Under circumstances of nrcuar ;, ''c
shortly 10 leave our shores; it projected by cant Ross vhee
former oyage to the Polar Seas is well known tn ,e ,yd
ana VIII be entirely under the command control of ,ha, as
anu san oner we say entirely under MS command and
con'foi Tor thoosh couEienancr by Admiralty the
taking isat the private expense ocapt r. and his trends Tt
great novelty in the new voyage, and which ey.,es ,
anne hopes respecting it, is that the powerful aid Of steam
co'y searnvesel of 2o BURDEN and m
Che John, ship of 32O TONS laden with fuel pfovions a
Sos we are told that the Pfetory fortified upon n;nci
pies which must render her mpervious ice Tie rsddi
am upon quite constructions the build is sb h
severe pressure OF zee would raise the vessel instead Of crush
ing ~ ana finally, she failed srancr the PADDLES r,
Ieaay De taken Off and she Immediately rugged and ayiga
l as sailing vessel In addition understand that The s
Eng works without funnc aud is of the high pressure kim,
So captain fosSs experiments teach him prefer far he
yGnn g 10" pressure Another extraordinary advantage
wren VIC look 10 the navigation of these seas and tho &C.
Winch are 10 he surveyed is that any spec les Of fuel
Consumed and thus tbe moton Of the explorers be kent alive I
means furnished from the objects by which lev arc e,,,,o
en- whether the Wood OF The noher shores Of Anerica or .
'n OF seals hears walrues, and whales 10 be found in ee
naIIcr Office and vaio u is probable that capt Ross viii N
me h instance proceed 10 Iancaste Sound and examine
rnee Regents Inlet which, il will be repc1nered aFordcj
ne rest prospect Of an approach tie northern land In
ms iIcr on 10y the help OF steam and bras we confidently
iciate mat interesting discoveries will he made Hayinv
Ultimately, either by this channel any other ycacbe ,j
e'i7r cas II vii e ihe otcc, OF The expeditions to com
hee ITS exannaop and especially to inspect thai rortio
h'ch was lct unexploed between the efforts of can,
riuA ana becchey The Vcfory and John are 10 be man
le9 Wh crew oG20 in one and 10 IN the other vessel
mo we MENTION that capt Ross Nhe nephew of the