Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19

low me TO call HIM and wish 1t most sincerely }
although said never would read word of Hoadly,
if II were true that such were his doctrines But /
met with sermon, by Bishop Eoadly preached on
the 5th of Nov, and take upon myself 10 say, that if
he spoke in the pulpit, sentiments ny which he would
abide CIT of it. he could not have voted on the same
side as my Right Rev. friend. 4 sermon more di-
rectly adverse to the Roman Catholics was perhaps
never preached or published The Noble Duke mis-
took entirely what stated with reference his let
ter to this DR.. Curtis. said that it was an unforu
nate STEP connected with the subsequent reconnlen-
dation OF the then Lord Lieutenant of ireland, that
the people should continue in tate of agitation. We
are told that liter this bill is passed. agitation will be
at cnd-that all will be smooth as oil thrown
upon the waves; but after you have granted this claim
further demands will be made, which you will not be
able 20 withstand. say that the letter of the Noble
Duke had this unfortunate circumstance belonging to
t:that it led the people to believe that such met
sure should be brought Forward; and there be
better proof that they did expect them than the
fact that they associated i'll different parsof the king
dom, not TO further such scheme, but to aid the
iAlngs Ministers III resisting t. However painful
may DC 20 !ne-;Gid to it be maze vain
4a--l must ask, how could the people sup Sosc that
THIS biii was to be brou@h: in when they believed
that inc most Influential Minister in the ocr House
would never consent to such Change? It certain
iy most palniui thing, my Lords, state this, bat
wien am arguing Question between the Noble
DUKE and the Right llo:i. Gentleman i'll the other
House, and nv cc',ntrv is nay duty to DO Justice 10
my country as well us to then and be disrcsirlfu Of
the consequence.
Wien we o;,: The circumstances attending This QUESTION
when this measure was town on; OF this
House by majority Of 49, and that de is a
aanry of 10, for that vary passing how
lords ;his without desiri. TO know in the most
satisfactory how such happened
Ncthcf the majority was less of
serious consideration My Duty ,eco,e is To CONSIDER NV
conduct We told should have mos, satisfactory
eass m this measure, and also that adunind cabnc,
gret determination But my lords how should know what
make al those mninefs whom acted with II, union
dissent nom another? All have hcard IS if would
know, yon eoi the opinion Ny answer j. cann,t
ont'ansn Nov my iori ncvFr was aganst soug mo
you knew what ,Tc know goa would i,r this measure,
Why, lords have known very great DEAL but trlc
great difference between eonl into co,n.:,a. 10 consider
things which rs rot very prudent Should be Cc;osc 20 nil.
and taking into consideration the whole ireland i.,
il is qri,c ,tny ,c o,i. II you know what
know you would vote for this measure, il then injnnd
Na cannot tel yon whit ia know Havg these
enrai o;uos which, would quite enousi, 4, Jude ne in
delie upon his, find nyselfcnnlca by VIA, stated in
pa'lIa't 90 call fr further information com;u,tes
MIGHT have to-! neither ally what securities arrreres
m icc lcglsIats In The a, upon assertion
ofminr, tint they have something behind, witch, If once
al. sd w3uy compel rs a. TO P'oTe HAT to which We
,iU5 am 'uicd argue this question, ccy urdes
Tue circumstances at this 'o's'; existing but ware lie
fs day "f the so and if your lor,shps jus, taken
the oa!h afsu cmacy of the CROWN Il subscribed &c declaration
asanst ntstntiaou Let whether lc to
lin! OF the people for Parliament 10 hear
tia, 'o- a t'r O'clock Your oFships the table.
" no aS sSa !' St Rs1s as 9 a s sa
authority within s REALMS" and e, immediately Afterwards
tween ioanu ana doa,ry but say, tiat after taking the
oatS have cno'ch majority OF los of your losIps
nd favour o! the before c Duke Of Wellington
c,eeed) The not,e Duke may cry "hear heart, ard viii
give the li' a,ei ton % his cheers but nc WI, tie
now in Persia. taear hear, rorD od Hoian! Ihso IS
We dler, true, and kno his nos5s KNOW, too tl.t
later. tbs BIZ viii tic eristoeacy and t!e
monarchy Perhaps, may like 1.-THE better, ia h AMI am
awa that MS doctrine that religious opinions lave
nothing to 90 with Political power Whether e, or
wrong question: what have stated my olfrn
Of the danger 30 the establishments. which have un't,,-
natoly given the of the constitution NQ only of
great learning my own profession bt mos, al 70 ncn in Other
Professions agree with TIsrc must do Justice 10 Iofe
peer who recently 'ons He esIe ~ the beginning
March, aud IT, Ike March, n cane in like ion must do
nm the Justice 20 believe that, like Mach, % Ike
anb This leads In consider the of the sprtracv
Of the church viii, to the OATH which declares ,tt
foreign prince pela,e state OF potei,atc hath o oug, TO
have Chat tle pointl any jurisdiction, pdwc preenncnce,
against the law that against rsascn e the house f5rs
and commons should in effect destroy the cath against sure
Ing catholics seats in Parliament, Nay they har cone 50 r
as to say that the arcoshops OF Ireland may have !e
Bu sa they arc exercising any jurisdiction vaeyct
is That the tac My lords, say i9a
instance nigh, i've bought forwar 10 prove tia, MOI,
heard said u1s.y civil If he So then tie ne
know whether these bishops and acisops erlcripg viii
iers! have always, my lords held to be contract partly
ciy ana paTily Ieso"S 0iy lords al the time WAS married
together and could bring myself think there was m
something Teis ous III the Ceremony Now, my lords With
respect TO marriage what the spiritual power of the Roman
catholic clergy The law of the land looking contract as
civil Contact says that psrs9ns shall marry Who within
certain degree What says the Roua catholic priest lie
says 'o suc insoa shall not marry il you aIp within
that degrees for you DO nafiY according 20 re law of Ire
land, and az thai lw permits you shall punish You or Offend
Ing the law of M church of Rome and you choose live rs
husband ard wife, which the law YOU snail tn, you
, not do so unless ycd gct disensaon i1i and uucss
'ia dpcnsatioa confirmed hv Ire pope" Iat IS Via, the
say, my lords, although know they la the power
81 doing a n, oE the parties vic many and I've .ogete!
VIII be only uoviU ,ihe law Of the land in cl. Icy i've.
ni low docs nn law agree wtte law Of the church Rome?
~ hat dn do III ecclesiastical rDa when the husband
ana wife dsoey the a"s a guide these n the laws
desire the husband r wi 70 20 live together, and arc rot
ohcyed those courts issue accommodation, ch being fol
lowed up ny process Or common law courts that enforce
cset au obedience 70 the DEGREES of the astc court
produce lie desired epct and these prDreedr according
to tire laws OF Vic county 40 sas the Roman caticlic priest
shall not 10 thTg that the Lays of this Country rn
they 10 not agrre with the laws # the church Rone tor if
fo uIla Inv cot,r~i ,rT