Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-27
ATE FROM ENGLAND.

p,.k,t Ship George Canning NaP''
H - ;,.d at New York, the editors OF the
w. a.. .i,I Advertiser have received London ,
Conn''' .,s qsJ of March, and Liverpool OF
,.h, both inclusive
THE CATHOLIC QUESTION
49,, III, Mr.. Peel moved the order oil
On yp e. the second reading of the Catholic
d'y ~ . long and animated debate ensu-
a'l" '' s. which was not heard by the repor-
Pa" ,ouO, of the aoice which prevailed IN
80 On the 18th, after the presenting OF
nim1e Of petitions pro and con- Mr.. Peel
nj ", 'o,Ser Of he day for resumirg he
''" ,r.r several members had addressed
Aouss; uor, c,.o,
ln' ms ms, he measure He did not know
'''o 90 rs was no, prcsaming to address the
i'''n'l =, ,hs situation in which lie was now
''i< :" - wh ther he ough, not to speak a
4aa' ,,r from Plgmpion. lie was sill the
80, Auornsy-Csneral, and tue hing AZ
N'5 C.,sral he would remain. -(R"ars OF
|JHl,,N Ne had declined % draw the bill now
4.' "' IN, Of the house, becaus', looking
.,,b ne had taken as Attorney Cen
Jus BE- rhoughr ne should, by drawing that
,,H s,,,iog his d., and e Il a"inS 'h'
Ian, ol,h. Prizes ant church. H'al
~ TIA, conclusion he came TO after niue h
u ,.n.r,!or on III queS ION, and he De-
Ih,, If he drew what he conceived to ot
E' ,,,rrsnr OF rhr church Cf England,
IN b.. .bttraying his duy us Attorney
&c mucb as Noy BETRAYED his duty
L,d,rC on, The order for he raising OF
,"on,y o. Lord Ch nccllor } tfrIes, when
,'a,, br w.rrau for COMM ment OF The
..,.,, Bi,hou, 10 The rower.-(Hear y
.r,.r his s,,rut ~ was called 10 thu, bill, he
'...',. dyiv O 10 K ever both the oath Ia
Lord Chancellor and rha' taken by
,,o,rry G neral, and IT was his Judgrms nj
60. vr'ug, that ne was Called upon TO
ll,r, bil ub,ersive Of the pro e>tant chnrc n,
NH, VI le>iy was bound by his coronation
.,S 70 ,uoDor.-( Much cheering } 1t his Ma
-, chooses to dispense with the Obligations
4 ,r corona ION oath, he might do so, hut h'
E,. Attorney General would do no act 10 put
inn IN IoparGy iHear, hrsr y These were
I'll, ,rourd, on which he refused, aud would
# 81 hundred times over, to put one hne
a, ,,per OF what constituted the a'rocIous
nm now fore thu house.-(L Loud cheers
Mr.. PEEL rose, and. as he rose, the cheers OF
br Supporters Of the measure were mixed With
ha,e of he opp sitlon side, so that II was
,np moments befrre he could proceed, He
,ran by obs-',irg, ,har three fourths OF ihe
,p-,eh wa,ch was Just delivered oslr nsibly On
A puu ME of the hill,-about three ,fourths
( n, f,nce OF The sacred cause Of The Pro-
=" -.;,..''-.",--h4d rested on personal
rh|irra'lons. Loud cheers That defence
r. would say, ihaCH On personal imputa, ions.
rcl,oIs personal noslili'y thap " more Of a
hnent 10 the Protestant Constitution
, ,srrs) What were the personal charges
ll iupu atoms and what did they prove
y w. hat il this bill had been introduced from
} IA interests, il showed the height Of folly
arl 4h,,rdi'y in those who introduced il But
v rHis 30 Was il mt rather Introduced al
d ,.cr6 nt party, ard, h would Say, per-
; rrurexions These were sacrificed Ia
p ro.- The removal Of The disabilities under
$ 18th" Roman Catholics labored. Bot W al
{ I'D toi, sacrif-r? VIVA, was The cause
VI alleged derehc ion Of principle of con-
ST. 'cy-ot III disregard Of party feelings and
'to "pinlonS A sense Of duty. which W ul,i
.'h'i Ah all to accomplish measures whic h
~ tflgpa ma. Ia g.. Ea II >F
he .ro'.s. (Ch-ers.) The time was MOI We,
sa'rd wen h Nr. Peel) should be at liberty
70 sd all the 'ifh ulrlrs With which his noble
.'I the h al o! the Government had had
N'utcIe wrh respect 10 the measures whio h
~ Den introduced, ~ when Justice could be
AMY done to arm and those who acted with
VA Otn's noble friend he might lay, on this
season Nh't bid been said Il Agricola-na-
H@' prpden'iq qramUis inter iogaios, faciIe jus
q" aSsoH But n time would arrive " Aen
'', "'pd b. done, and Ne could salisfac torily
; '4'h "hy only seven days notice had been
wa" OF he measures which had been recon-
'''''u IN the speech from the throne. Wrh
''rct 10 hinsrlf, as connected with the mea-
4'' oe'1re he house, he had hoped, at one
NV ma he should have been able IL have gi-
"a NJ, support, his entire aud cordial support,
u intentions OF hi, noble friend, in his ca
~" IS a private indiNidusl H. was ready
,iy n iull pena',y Of what the honorable
u Min had been pleased 10 call his apos
y ny rrAoquishiOg Ofh {, and returning his
~ h'S cons'iturn s but. though he was
~ . 10 AIS, 'e' no man say tina, he was
-" 10 d. mere 10 d party, or TO give his ad-
aSdlns What he thonrht To ht. necessary