Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14
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CATHOLIC EMaNcIpATlov
/, The consideration If the Ro.nsn ca.
kebet Bill was resumed In the House Of co''e
mons. on Monday the ODD of March ON
few verbal alterations. MIR. Bankrs n,o, ts
rs an amendment. the eIciuSi'a ofpn.''tu
Catholics fom Parliament. Nj. G. n "'ah
supported the am"nd,peni, Nj. Peel o,,,' ot
II mn III" ground that although there n,;at,,o
some danger in admitting ,hem tbc,e Dc
greater in excludiag them. Aftera few es
from Mr. Trant. the Committee divided"
the amendment 81 against IL 2o7-ns;
l23. Some further motions we're p,.d.
amend the bill on the 9th, one Of uhicl,
to exclude Roman Catholic Clergy from D.,
lament bui MIR. Peel quoted statute ~.
late king rendering The provision unnrrea.a
! During the discussion i wns agreed tia, \;
! OC onn'il would not tnke his seal unds, :,
| present bill he must be reelected m
church patronage of any Catholics Win hs
pen TO become ministers, Is 90 be vested in =,
Archbishop of Canterbury mud not in NV
mi sion "a, first proposed. This sm,nt
ment which was m'roduced by Mr. paa,
takes away the foundation Of many of ne.
jeci"ns which have been made 10 tins mac
| ihr bIll
On tie 36th, ,hr hill for the disfrancb;e
| i"sn' OF the forty shillings freeholde,x No.,
again taken up IN the House OF Commons
Mr.. HUME protested against the priucfnr
! ofthr bill hut would offer 40 opposifion l., j.,
progress. on account, OF the measure ocwb;rI
! II was deemed 10 be- necessary arrom,an;
mea'. The Earl OF uxbridge cence,ye1 !,
| quite unnecessary 10 interfere win the .L,.
tive franchise in Ireland and Lord Sanl,,,
thought dntranchisepenf would be beneficial
To Ireland, rs il would serve To crrafe "A Le,,..
! aud more su''stantial class ot yeomapry. A.
/ 6 Moore moved that ihr qualification ,hau,1
h. raised from 10 TO Geo. Mr.. Peel dpc,deI
y opposed The motion. Ms T. 10 would moi :,
much restrict the popular constituency as fon
he though, ten pounds would give general SAT.
isfactlon, and IN hi o, iniuu would Le fnu,t
quite sufficient f"I the protection Of thusn il,
terests which Il was designed 10 guard IL,
committee d vided. when there appra,ed--G,
the amendment 10 against il il3-maiori,y
%, Several other am" ndments were IN wed
but they were all nega'ived:
During the debale. on the Goth, Mr.. p,,+
proposed n claus" (WHICH was carried in The
atirmailvr,) the fleet OF which was 10 emo.
er he Secretary OF State. being a Pro,esI,n,
10 grant a license in VII ing To individual Je,
ui's and members or religious institutions r.
reside occs i'ntlly in this country, for a peri
cd not exceeding SIX months. with pow er To-,
revoke it aud il the person 10 whom i, had
befn granted should continue IN this country
30 days after the expiration or revoca,,of, Of
the license he should BE- guilty OF u mi,demra
nor, aud be punished by boins banjshed iron.
this country tor life
On Mnndny the 3lh Of Much, Mr.. Pee
moved the third rcading oithe bi'lior the re,
i'fot Catholics Inc Marquis of Chanlos
proposed rs an amrnduIent, lhPt IL be read q
third time thai day SIX months, l. e. REJECTED
A long d bate enaied. in which Mr. Moore
Gen. Gascoyne. Mr.. Call, MIR. Pearce, Mr.
Il. Davis, Sir Robert inglis and Mr.. Bdokqs
tppraied as the advocates Of the amenimrnt
and Mr Peel, M Fitzgerald. alr. VnIiers.
MIR. Camphrll, an The Solicitor General a.
gainst il. A. 3 O'Clock en- the morning ofGh,
3lst. the question WAS aiken, aud deere Bpp- +
ed,
Far the a,nrtmcnr, li2. Against ii. 3.g.
Majority III favor of he bill, l19
Thr bill was then read a ihir,i time and mas.
sed The Morning Post OF the 3l>t say.
q l. is 10 he presented to the House OF Lords
his day.-No debate is likely 80 take place on
the first reading lhe great dis ussion will
ne reserved Tor the s"cund stage Of he bill.
-" hich is expected 10 be fixed tor Friday "
Monday next
The h,sh Forty Shilling Freehodfrs Dis.
iranrhI,ement bill, Wa. also read thId time
and passed.
lAe Duke Of wellington, had long inter-
view on the Goth witi Mr.. Peel, aud after
wards left town for the Kings palace at Wind
GOT, to have au audience with his Maic ~.
The Standard Of the evening OF Mach 81
observes
" Mlniser have been in active communion
lion from an early hour this morning. The
d Ike OF Wellington has. since his from
Windsor, been visited by most Of his colleagues
he Tcsnlt Of his interview With his sesiy.
hrs not oil course iranspi.ed; IL is, however
cunfidt ntly slated 10 have been OF a must IL
Ieresting aud vitality important, nature. The
Premier sent several me -scngeis 10, the Lord
President TO attend him his morning, presi
Gus 10 shat noble Lords arrival al his Office.
Nnmors mr." It. day even more prevalent than
y ss'erdey"
The, Courier which isoppossd To the Eman
epaIon Bill, ADM thai It"il be carried IN
he Lords by SD majority, We lcarn, through
another channel wor hy OF confidence, that
ministers count upon maj 'rity OF 20 in the
iinnSr of Peers, including ~ or 10 bishops.
The Second reading OF the bll IL the LoIds
the Courier supposed might b. fixed Tor Won
day the oh Of Apr,l-the committee on Thus
day the 9Th he K, por on the j. ,h-and the
'hlTa re ulhg On MONDAY TN 10TH OF hprh, III
which cas- the k5yal Assem-, will he given
hefore he adjournment OF the House for tie
Easter Holidays.
The same paper announ, es that the Attor
ny General has also bren notified that his Ma y
Irsfy has 20 further OCCASION for his ser't..
ccS. an respect 10 THIS removal, the Times re.
marks,
When his Majesty in the speech which d,
pens Srss'on OF Pailiamrni. recommends the
consideration Of IN Assure with view to souie
{ 'anse, which both con ,ideration Of the ma
sure AMI projected changes one his own ser.
TO be Unconstitutional, wicked
and absurd, there can be no question but tia,
must go out and as the individual
servant can be moie easily PARTED With thHh
either the Ki"g or the Ministry, thr concus'o"
IS unavoidable. We cannot conceive why
having determined TO oppose Mfnist"rai
tho Ir.....r.l IL.