Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25

BIZ. Maie,iy's Speech did not assume that high
ton, with regard 20 foreign powers which
.ome noble lord. aud hon. gentlemen deemed
an dcs,,abIs. THIS country had been bamboo
,led out ofiarge sums VI money 10y assuming
a high tone with regard TO fore,gn powers, and
!, uas not so Easy IN talk OF going 10 war WIN
a deb, of 500 millions hanging round our
neck. When Mr.. Canning made his eloqofn'
speech relative to the expedition To Portugal
shioh cost the country two millions, The non
member for Aberdeen was the only one VINO
stood up 10 oppose the proposition. H. aos"-
ed the house MT to come TO n decision that
night, hut 10 wait oalil hon members retired
Tn their chambers and communed With Them
selves The non member Tor Aberdeen eau
tiooed The house that ,f iheV acted preeipi-
lately they would get themselves INTO con
founded scrape. "A iapRh) As TO Mexico
aud Cubs he though, thai II onr government
had not taken the part II did IN that aliaH, tu'
la would now have been ia the hands OF the
GATED States aud ri Mr.. President jackson,
whose lengthy speeches were so much admired
bv the hon member for Glare. daughter
He (Sir J. Yorke) WINS very glad thai inc
KING speech was IN gentlamanIY, pruaeh''
polite tone. This was good IN public lie as
well rs ~ y private station. lie never hehIn
su,h nm srh,bii 100 AS that made by the hon.
member for Glaze last night. lie WINS reBding
a state papef. but no sooner did he hear Ire
land. the Emerald Isle, mentioned. than down
droped his speciacles Il he found oni an oasis
IN the preat desert loud Ianghter) When
! ireland only paid two seveutrenihs Of The iaH
es Of the country, no wander tha, Il should he
! n desert aud really tho people OF That tnnn.
! Try ouehi 10 he well satisfied The honorable
member said there were 7,tDo poor p"'s""s :"
! the city of Dnblin, living on three mil i"nce
a hay Bat that was thei, own fanl' they had
no poor rates and oi course the poor were ~
great distress The Irish, however, c"nifiVeh
10 increase the poor rates ofihia country, IN no
small degree. Every year, 10000 or 1o,Wo
strong paddles, the most beautiful peasaoiry
| in the world, Ms the honorable member would
call them, (hear. aud laughler,) came over to
this country, TO augment the poor faies
! Strong, solid substantial sense was all that
| Ireland now wanted, since the differences
| b,tvren Profes,nnts and Catholics IN that c0nn-
| try were consgned forever TO the tomb OF The
Capulefs,
The hon member for Abingdon, Mr.. Maber.
". had also come forward IN very eHiraor'
dnarv manner last n,ghi Tie promised that
lie would introduce the finest standard ever
hanrd ri IN the blessed world, IL WIS To he
u paper standard but. unlike all other paper
standards, II was To bc sound and snl'd-a KIND
of pasieboard standard. with The sovereign
head on one side and the hon. members tail
on the other. (Lnughter). The hon. member
for Abingdon pledged himself 10 produce
sound paper currency, but he (ST }. forke)
did no, believe him On The whole he thought
the speech from the throne wasmos, sn''s'ac'
tory, snd thai ministers bad done their duty
aud he would therefore give them his cordial
| support"
The speech of Mr.. Peel in the House OF
Commons on the subject OF The Address, con.
tains, among other matters, u kind of eSposi-
lion Of tho policy of the British ministry IN re
eard to Turkey. in The late contest bei"isl her
and Russia The Ministry had been tainted
with the course il had pursued ms being incon,
s,stent with It's declaration thai the integrity OF
Turkey was essential 10 the preservation OF
European tranquility. Tn, declaration ITSELF
was ccnsured, ms tending to approve aud up
hold the barharous system of internal policy ex'
isung iniTurkey. Mr. Peel said TINT he certain
" approved the maintenance of grea, Power
which has long existed On this ground, the
extinction Of the Turkish empire was certainly
a point 10 be seriously considered, and lis in
tegriv had always heretofore been considered.
No one could admire the system Of govern
men, in Turkey but ho though, greater evils
would arise from its disme ibermeut than T. ON
its existence. Al the same limo, the policy nd
socated by anne persons, ifreduGed To practice,
~'"'i "''"'Ve tue coo",ly' "nu !" SIS """'''
4" r'""pf' III "Hr' or 'nouen ''a "'.b'
"' '"'N'y was Important o." nov ,o'""
WI" we prSSe o, tog'Hnn WINS 70 "si''n' d"
oso'''o" ~ 'he olsa"' me country "o",u wv
Wv w ~ p'',' " '"''e WAY 10 oe ""' III we
es'"' OIL me ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF any portion OF
Europe "oen Turkey gave h"ss'" ia'f
e''""n o' war " was col tor England 10 n'e''
'e''' "nr'he' tue e"nc'ns'o" were satisfactory
or not ""vern"en' hsd advised inrkev TO con