Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-08
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CATHOLIC EMAScIPATIoN.-The considera-
an Of the Roman Catholic Relief Bill was re-
aurd in the House OF Commons, on Monday
be sd Of March; after few verbal alteTa-
iao,, Mr.. Bankes proposed as an amendment,
be exclusion Of Roman Catholics from Parlia
nnl Mr., G D. Moore Supported the amend
n;rl. Mr.. Peel opposed it on the ground, that
though there might be some danger in adj
unihs them, there was greater in excluding
| len. After few words from Mr.. Trant, the
ammiltee divided. For the amendment a.
AGAINST it 2O7.-Majority l23. Some further
notions we're made 10 amend the bill on the
All; one Of which was to exclude Roman Ca
h'ic clergy from parliament; but Mr.. Peel
ro'ed statute Of the late king, rendering the
Ho'lsOn unnecessary. During the discussion
Twas agreed that Mr.. O'Connel could not take
aaal under the present bill; be mus, be re-
af''d. The church patronage Of any Ca
sIc' who happen to become ministers is to
s@cd in the Archbishop Of Canterbury, and
hin commission as a, first proposed. This
ir'ndment, which was introduced by Mr.. Peel,
'Ar away the found Of many Of the OBJ
'tl''s which have been made to this part OF
kGMl
On the Goth, the bill for the disfranchiss-
Not Of the 20 shillings freeholders, was again
ss' up in The House Of Commons:
Mr. Hume protested against the principle OF
hO'll, hut would offer no opposition to It's
F0Cre>s on account OF the measure Of which
"sdeemet to be necessary accompaniment.
'a' Earl of Uxbridse conceived it quite IN
iS''sa5y TO interfere with the elective fran
Ss IN Ireland; and Lord Sandon thought
'h'ianchls, en-, would be beneficial 10 Ireland
oil would serve 70 create better and more
"N'aNll class OF yeomanry. Mr.. G. Moore
''a ina, the qualification should be raised
va IOt to col Mr.. Peel decidedly opposed
n''lon, as loi would not so much restrict
p0Puiar constituency as 2ok He though,
" would give general satisfaction, and in his
i"0a 1t would be found quite sufficient for
protection OF those interests which il was
pSned 10 guard. The committee divided,
~, va mere appeared-ior the amendment, l6;
"S H. ll3-majority, 90. Several other
- r:uu,nen's were moved, bu, they were all ne
oI'''s the debate on the 2stb, Mr.. Peel pro.
"a clause (Which was carried in the az
s.S 1--we The effect Of which was to empower
-, %'re'ary Of State, being a Protestant, To
~ license in writing TO individual Jesui,s,
nOers OF religious Institutions 10 reside
a..,% :na''y IN this country, for period not
"s SIX months, with power 10 revoke
r,,., 'he person 10 whom IL had been
H.. ~ should continue in this country 90 days
We expiration or revocation Of the license,
,.Sua De guilty Of misde meanor, and be
L,gf, 'u y being banished from this country
Monday the 3Oth Of March, Mr.. Peel
}, ~ Tue third reading Of the bill Foi the re-
We catholics. The Marquis Of Chan
~ p''p0sed as an amendment, ,ha, i, be read
A., "'ne that day SIX months, lie. rejected,
G.. ueoa'e ensuee, in which Mr.. Moore,
D., '0Yue, Mr., Gust, Mr. Pearce, Mr.. H.
n,., :" Nooer' inglis, and MIR. w. 3ankes,
Is The advocates of the amendment,