Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18
Enon, Tire 4ihin,,


IL is impossible describe excessive add violent
~ sh'c tie public mind in England ag,aed in conseq
question: no oaher topic however important for
moment in short, the whole mans life seems 20 10
have taken place.
The b for Suppression Of The Catholic Association and
nIent.
Inc great Bul for the RlrE,t or THE CATHOLIC
is to be brought IN Oh the FIsTH " Mig-t
The Duke oftarence, the disc Successor 20 ~, Throne
ai.er the present most luroas Prince declared IN bc
The Catholic Association has rSEtr and ireland
OF cr own free WILL has sheaed the thrown herself
on the generosity of Englaud The las, the lrshn
composing the Association write Address Of touching
pathos and feeling to their English brethren.
Mr. eels resnat has been accepted by Uni,rsiy of
Oxford the Right Honorable Gentleman hy the advice Of his
friends stood candidate for rcelectso but vanquished
10y Dir Robert ngis, the a-cathoc ldac a, the end
three days, by majority of li6 Sir Mannassah NJ
Lopez has generously vacated his Webury in Wit,
snire and biI Peel will DE returned boroLg IN lime TO
Dfing forward The measure IN the Eth March
ne mas esigned and SIR ~ O. Iyndal, Who favorable TO
ET ma mas succeeded him
sened to Parliament against Catholic Emancipation.
Inc Emancipation Bill will pass tiumPhanty through the
certain, powerful the Government is determined as the
Duke of Wellington isto carry it, II should DC IN mind
however this reat has never before received bq
unqualified support Of the Mnistry-the Government has al
ways stood neuer, each meocr hetcof exercising his own
individual opinion voting according 10 the dirs,es NJ his
own Judgment Even under these majority
OF the Lords hes NOT been overwhelming In 1885, lon
debate the second reading, the Bill was r7eee s.
o az ont OF 3O8 and again in 1923 the majority on, A.
out OF i9 votes would seem then, fair assume thai Dy
INC influence ~ the Government ani example NJ the kc nj
Wellington and MIR Peel aided nv wishes expressed by the
sovereign ~ MS Speech, that tie Bill pass trust nnl
relieve VIII be 50, but shut eyes the effects
81 the alarm and Consideration spread through arrc
me English Potesiants, by the eXerons powerful writing.
NJ the antcahOc IL IS certain, tic Catholic ate Ia.
i ground aiiery with the bulk NJ the penre-7auv rtlra
lions which Stood indifferent spectators before now drawn
vi, po%ea array against the long hoped for einasipa ION
'hr Courier, Standard Morning Post Herald and Mo,nr-
'ou.'s formerly the New Tues) all in vehement oppo
rp e alter paper in pacla is extraordinarily Oh
teter0i rri is daily fled with letters Mr. Peel AMI re
Duke "a Wellington Of the most threatening violen, dos
'p'H Augment, such as be used, nyeclye vii saY
@ "n7 every species o. writing employed wi,hou cess,
ho1 in1cd of tie articles smile from their o
rdgeous vIuene One sneerBly asks the Duke if e eal,
has promised TO stand sponsor for PaUls when She is chr
tened the "VaticaD" Another submits with all deferenre .
the Duke and his "beer Judgment" that Westminster be
e best Plcc 10 perform high IN when MS Grace hal
ma1e Engand popsh oi1uiy third gravely inquiries u
MN when the PoPs ciU maybe expected All the letters
ana paragraphs evidently The productions men OF talent
an are written with fcrvor and intensity Of feeling so
Unknown m the annals NJ newspaper composition We have
staen these circumstances for the purpose showing the stat,
a FEELING INV predominant in England II tbe English o
laton was poed throughout the Kingdom large tnaorit,
HVon Oe nund hostle Co further With
en and people Of Information and intelligence after edrf-
te clergy and their immediate friends the balance n an ~
eddy fbrthe Catholics. " '