Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15
.DurefG's NemH.
From he Nee York .dnrricar, Of .uon,iry

cclvcd papers from that place tote 4th of April,
to the Cd of April.
The Catholic bill was brought before the House of
Lords on the 2iid as the order of the day. a very
great crowd was drawn together to hear the debates,
and the space around the throne occupied by La
dies and members of the House of Commons At
auuarter before Lord wellington moved the second
reading OF the bill, with speech Hc declared that
he believed Very extensive organization prevailed
IN Ireland, for purposes of mischief, in support of
Which he alluded to late cvents The law and the
means of government Ire said insufficient, and
an appeal was made 10 parliament. But parliament
would not improve the state of Ireland, unless by
concession or force-and the latter civil war.
My Lords, OK those who probably lave
pass:! larger period of their lives than most
men. and probably in civil war, and must say, If
could avoid. by any sacrifices whatever, even one
month OF civil war hear)--in that country which
"0s attached. would sacrifice my life to do it
[checrs),-bccause say that there is nothing that
destroys and prevents prosperity muchas civ war.
The tnnd of imam is raised against his brother against
MS neighbour-tfe son against his futher-tlip
want against his master-and that home which was
once his delight, becomes confusion and dsstitutfon
The Archbishop of Canterbury fof!owcdhis Grae
and opposed the measure.
The Bishop Of Oxford, Irrd Somers, the Marquis
OF Eansaownc, and Viscount Wicklow spoke I'm Ia
Sor of she bill; and tho primate of ireland, the D1kc
OF Htchmond, Earl Wirchelsea, Earl Hardwood, the
l'sop OF London, the Marquis Of Salisbury and Earl
Enncskien, against It, when adjournment closed
The debate.
lords ReiesdaIc and Kenyon had entered pro-
test On the Journals Of the House of Lords Condemn
lug the haste with which the Catholic Bill urged
on by the Ministry.
The London Morning Herald of Sd April saws
fhe Cuthnnc Question is still the order Of the
day IN t.tc cnv--notliing is thought onothing is
taileel of but this eternal question" The London
papers too contain little else.
The crowds around the house Of lords on the second
OF April were Immense every Granny to the house
WIS crowded So great has been the excitement
even among the tasionables, this great question,
that 1t IS said that there had been one fourth of
Tire number of parties given this season that had been
given last year.
Tire preparations for tire approaching campaign be-
tween the Russians and Turks are going on with ra-
Piry aud vfgrrun both sides.
IL reported at Berlin, that the Emperor aud En-
press OF Russia will be there during the s.nasncr
by accounts from Rome the election - Cardinal
Cascigione TO the Paptl Chair seems probable
Letters from Constqntinople, Dated Feb. a5th,
state that the Grand Vrzer had yet arrived
Chr'Im!a. NO new military operations mad transpi-
rcd. Pln chief attention of tfu.governmeut was d.
9cctcd to obtaining to supply She apital and
thcarrly. Che ofthe measures adopted, isthe SEN
ding way large number of fews who settled in the
c1If't;a; aud cannot give satisfactory account OF
their means OF Subsistence.
RUSSIA ut length determined to recognize the
S',;sh Anncricnn Repablics The interests OF trade
and navigation says article from Berlin in the
Alirctnefnn Zeftung ofthe s5th ut, 'swil not allow
OF assay'ng the measure till their recognition by the
l,oter connsry, wttc, will certainly take place
some tnt'frc tltne. Consuisfor Mexico and Colon
bla W1l be Immediately appointed. Courier, April
II
VI =
II issupposcd that, NJ de Ia Eorrunaye's health,
is not likely to be SO efectualy rc-esablsiIed as to
enable nm to resume speedily the post of Minister
Tor Hore5n Affairs, Nj. de Chatea,Ihriogi will be r..-
called from Rome, and appointed to that important Of
hce-important at all times, but more particularly 50
at the present moment. No man will deny that NJ
dc Ciiateauoriand Possesses 'he qualities which will
enable him to discharge the duties oft with adyan-
toge III the State and with honor TO Himself
On the lJth or last month he addressed an eloquent
specific the Sacred College, to which the Cardna
p1 in Il
the Cardinals speech, he says-Tiie Sacred College
Is acquanted with the difficulty ofthe times which
the aaord has reserved torus. However, full of con-
Idence IN the powerful hand of thu, Divine Alrtbor
rfour Faith, 1t hopes thatsC0d will place barrier 30
thc lnmoterac desire OF throwing off all authority,
and thAt by 9ayo bis wisdom he will cnligten the
'ainds OF those who fatter themselves with obtanino
fcspect!or human laws without having recourse TO
ihc Divine Power"
Every order ofsociety and of Legislative power,
coming from COP, the only true Christian Faith can
render obedience sacred, because that faith alone
strengthens the throne of Kings in the heart Of
1nan-oecause that faith alone offers an unstrnkcn
support, for which human wisdom tries in vain to
substitute other ffail motives and causes Of COLI
SION"
OJeadfM .4cci6ent ot Uyde--iltiyfy {ses. lost
The Manchester Herald relates, that on "Wednesday
evening, about hafPast :nine o'clock, an acciden,
ut truly shocking description and by which no loco
tiln thirty iireshaye beenfost took place at HYDE
Our readers are aware that the turn.ont COTTON
&inners ut Stockport amounting to less than ten
thousand persons have been supported since they
leit their work principally by the contributions Of
iose spinDers who remanedin full work in other
'laccs particularly in Manchester, Hyde, and the
I.eigI,5ourhood The mtscr manufacturers issued
an address, calling upon the men who are in work
10 sign declaration that they will contribute
the support Of the turn-out3
For the purpose of considering this address, or
rather perhaps plcdging themselves TO thwart its
object, a numerous meeting Of the operative spin
IeTs and viewers in Hyde, took place on Wedncs-
day-eyeniDg at tle Noriok arms in that town rho
Norfolk ArInsjsn large aud commodus public house
= consists on . lofty storics, The principal room or
~ rooni being on the 2d story. The club room
j lbo1: 'ccn yards iunp. by about six yards wide
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