Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-25

q he confidence OF '"e p>F~,
! ! - the hes, interests OF me country.
form was necessary to goard sgains' an
sof Ca holic, into parliament. iney "ere
|xs,rul body, and would enter the oor"uE"
PL., with larger means than any o. ne com
';'ar. and thus to their strength IN ire'a"';
IN be added the burgaee tenure s'rehS'" u
our He wished all the rotten boroughs
al their franchise extended TO olher
more worthy Of the trust. The Mar,
a'', .hoSs eyes have been opened tothe evils oil
49, hi representa'ion by the passing of the
-, acclaimed against the borough sys'
~ al the zeal OF thorough gong re-
.nd welded some of the arguments oil
g.. Ideals with equal energy, y,
,ir O,Nein quoted the names AMI some OF
W. ;,;o,s Of almost all the leading reforms
the dlys Of Bulingbroke IN support
.oIn,iors. Mr. Bennett and MIR Hume
81, sv,Dorted them: The facts they stated
-, h. painsayed, and had been often
n, Pei oprosed the resolutions, bur with SO
,,,e apparent zeal, as, Tor 'ime, TO isase an
,,.irc that ap was favorable 20 The princi-
t;nxol,ed. his main ohjt ciion was to the late
:. which would no, allow the hou'e TO DO
(, ,.,re 10 % LARGE s"bJect,
,Ir.u,bhouse would not support the resolu :
~. nr IN. purpose Of getting house OF
mons opposed TO the grin ip'es OF reii.
ib,r,y. or to the "i"famou- free trade
len, At, he Marquis Of Blaudtord hoped /;
H., mir adoption would 'e one sep on the
.1,o more desirable reform. Mr.. William
NH VS. clad hat The Cahnhc relief act hao
4. ,.f,rners Of some C he high tories
Tbs resolutions were nCgati>ed ny ia 20 40.
i II, Brouphan, on rEur,day, la'd on the "a
H. e me Commons, the counterpart OF ne
1 .r,oiopham petition presented last week IN
H. House of Lords; and dis gave rise TO ano,
Err frultless discussion on he currency ana
Q di,,ress Mr.. Brougham proposed Us one
h,a,ure Of relief, the reduc'io" OF N" puohe
l,yarirs: they had bren raised h~causr tue cur
I,ncy was drprecialed, and IL was bu' just 'na'
|bsv should be reduced when mat depreciation
No. loacer existed. Mr.. Bsnuett recommended
line imposition Of an income tax. Mr. N0de>
Ln,s. MIR. Davenport, and Mr.. II. Quincy,
|housh, temperate issue OF small notes wou'u
/, judlcious measure.
MIR. Peel attributed great portion OF the
Prevailing d distress To The opera ion ~ The An'e'
',ran tariff, the dis>tnSIon, in South An rica,
The warm the Levani, aud the STATE OF Por'o-
,,al which had ali oper ted l. diminish the
I.m,nd for our manulac ures. H. believed,
however tina, ther, were >yu.p oms OF improve.
,n-nl ab, Dad and be- b,he,td, also, ,nat ma
,,,s would AVE better chaucr OF com,ng
! ind. il hey abStsinrd from IN entering he
cad : lcrer from Manchester, dad %" Mon
=, which represents all he ,i& wcavers who
hos. To work a, having full employment
Mr. Baring cunourIeG generally with Mr., Z.
b rbnllng the dis'res, 20 The Ordinary bh>
h. Il W, of commerce; but he eXArssscj ms
houprs of his CouLiry main aiming rs manu-
Aac,uing pre- -em,nenre agains' the cheaper Ia
bor and cheaper food, aud cheaper raw mate
| iai Of o,h-r paris Of 'hc world.
As ,ub> aulial remedy fos tie relief of he
Habauriug moor, Mr.. ilinot Horton tut on re-
rorA ri, res ,!n,ions in favor Of rmiCrstion.-
The population WAS redundant, especially IN
lr Ian; hcnce wages were de IT SSci To
remove one Thousand BY emlgGa;ion. nuid
give. as much relief 20 he country as employ
,neur ,uhlg hat number aud hc expressed
himself satisfied that no plan o. reller could
Or would prove tfe,tUal bu: emlgra in. MI
Satllar, on The contrary. drnounc d III, scheme
z
a. in. showed hat II II had not been for emf
60 ION, his Country "eyer could lave arrived
., S presrnt state Of importance aud prospe-
riy.
MIR Pee took an opportunity TO refute ca
lumuy which aas been as,iduouSlv pro lagated,
rhat he had used hi, ofiicial ntl nee 20 procure
> la " grant of land on Swan River for a near
relation it was a, one time said, for his bro.
th Z. The fast ~as. that q second cousin Of
IBIS Mr.. Thomas PEEL had expressed desire
b. go ~ New Sou.n Wales, as settler; and the
Horne Score AIRY appi u Sir q orge Murray
10 al, him such ficil' les Us Ne ooulG Will,
rrGnrie'y This scheme was abandoned for
d" s'ulzment on Swan Riyer; md NJ Peel,
81 hr from interfering IN his favor, did no!
know tina, the Coloni4l Department had made
'hr applltan, grinr. Till aiiet he mater aP-
peared IN the newspapers Sin Georgs Murray
conf med this sentiment; and MIR hr1ncham
sand he disclaimer was unn, cessary, nd the
tAplaraiirn mus: sa,isTac tory.
la he SESSION OF 1927, Me- Bux,on hid i'm.
pn''d Sir ber' flrquhar, 'ha' he had en-
~ aged h. slave AIDE IN the NJ Iuri'ius, while
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