Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-08

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should be found not in tho Commons House Of
rarhament, but among the peers of the realm, the
hereditary councillors of the crown the hereditary
Judges in the last resort then greve to say (woud
that could say otherwise for it court which
as practice much in, am bound to honour that
those directions have shown at al pcriods, and
pecally at the period to which have Just glanced,
ready disposition to hold by those principles which in
their speeches for 81 years, made tavcrns. public
meetings, and all public occasions they describe
a. destructive TO the constitution in church and
state Would that experience enabled me say that
any of these eunobled East India Directors had been
found at their posts, ready struggle for their prin-
ciplcs. But such thing; for they were found, let
me add amongst those peers who, after voting BY a
majority ut two tn ono arnst this day, voted for
us the mex, almost IN the same proportion Why do
enlarge upon a topic like this which. bong invidi
ous should rather avoid, (Which being past and
gone. should rather bury in oblivion? Why do call
your attention to this subject passdn For pur
poses offence, assure you; for topic of decama
ton, give you my word but l call your st,en-
ton to It Tor merely practical view. "A most
honorable gentleman doub whether public opn
ION is not at present sufficient security for
good government, aud a sufficient safe. guar d
agams, wrong administration agree with tha, hon gentle
almost thing which he has this day told you
compelled say differ from him upon this poiui am
anxious he administration founded upon
principles acting upon principle, holding high principle
But only in the which have just wide
difference that there with question which is recommended
by wisdom and experience ha. not the OF
soveumcn say, dtencc in the fate of that ques
ton when comes resting on us intrinsic by itself
weight Of government wish .ay to see ministry in
power WISE discreet and POPULAR consisting than OF
fully acknowledge but composed all respects
whose name should find il hard meniou have
always bad memory for proper names-Ca Iauah wish
to see not only wise, enlightened and firm statesman ike
the noble duke whom the hououahe cposes
confidence and to whomI declare tina, we owe much far his
services III aud ulc for his peacC but
Who IN my oPnor would have above feeling
inferior ids-i uean the jealousy of other men of ,ien
aalf
increase the distance already existing himself aud
those whom he cond,sceuds Ia admit 10 The hnpor NJ Iirs
wan hm Be THIS however, the fuuTc Of rule EGG
land or notbc we to SO with government which
can hardly muster TO support itself any DIVISION; which
pcnds upon ITS ordinary political opponents for
support which lives aims instead of It's own resou.ces;-
whether we are 10 have 1t, from of weakness ccn
day which has only proposed the day before whether we
are to have government formed basis of men ut
to do the ling service and people pco
pie OF England happy home and respected
ever may be the future lot OF England OF one thing am
sure mat the proceeding which YOU taking this day will
Afford you the best chance that human devise
checking The government If require control, strengthen
attend to and wishes Cheering On the East
India monopoly theme-a monopoly established ia favour
s ieaden- hall lords, and ynur dsa ivanagen favour of
France and Holland, and foreign country against
Ensland-on that monopoly happy observe that we
Will all agree, and confidently anticipate end is fast
approaching On ano;er subject don't expect that will
be 50 harmonious, and yet cannot pass by silence as il
SUPERIOR IN my opnlsn all other questions of domestic
policy which claim consideration Ynu that mean
the h great question OF the laws which tell you
u
the have some doubts. aud will begin my doubts
hrs' doubt then whether the injury which these in,udIci
Gus and oppressive regulations do tie
ne the grower Many growers fancy they get all which
you lose Never thsTe this world a greater deluso
Wanted an example Of the great land coun
w VINO have found this OUT would quote you, first of
an the example OF late excellent aud patriotic represen
doe enu OF ninr who as an aSncuiiuis far
Il mean DIR Coke Of Norfolk has 10000 a year IN
lana alone, who has other which he
derives from that, aud VINO uniformly observes that
mere Jest to observe that making bread dear people
good TO the landhoders Now then think that 10 you NV
meaning can 0e no longer doubtful As have heard my
douo THINK you guess where is my clear
10 the growth receive henr, from the corn laws the con
I can receive non= for that the a5ouTeT should get
bread cheap Of the first Objects which parliament Is
bound to torn it, attention hasten topic which
al mean to that detesiable poly which
and all OF condemn and If matters of trade
hold monopoly TO be falls, policy, bold monopoly free
Son ny winch men will not allow 1t to be enjoyed by others
but seek TO reserve themselves the FIRST best most esi-
mab!e blessing that God has given man-If hold
monopoly 10 be lmpo,c, the monopoly Of freedom
hold TO he npIous and ahummabe Slavery which is the
most accursed and unnatural production of crime, the most
ni'uI source oil human misery, which degrades slave
but no more than desades his master for can never hold
the victim OF oppression be debasei him who i'm
piouSy exercises oppression Great cheering Slavery that
plant under which all that and ds;csa'e for
the description Of which my poor wanting and
Tor which must refer 10 him who, the most coauen
OF bads, was also the rscst of ma, one Of the fastest
and hrnc friends Of Geedom-that plant under which
"A!I life dies, death lives, and nature breeds
"PeryeTse all mOnstrOrs, all prod eious things
"Abnnnable, unuteTable, and worse
THAN tables get have feisued or foes couceSed,i-
a' plant under which all that grows grows dee EARTH
pesthe arr and To deecaIe the works Providence have
by hesn feeble hands oosened by the root my exuna
nope and that II IS wn Gil bills ny heart gratitude 20 yra
ana WIN hope Tor us all that my hands being cng hercd by
yours snail succeed ~ last m tearing up Great cheerng
and ~ branhshms triumph heads of ie tyrans
C"real che1nng) have heard win dc ight to winch can
scarcely give wof!s, that glowing expression of opinion made
Dy Nj baihel respecting INC stale affairs France aud IN.
course wnch dictates 10 Engand The hon gentleman says
mat ne mas no manner Of question that noble duke in whom
he conhdcby the by, have ms confidence very
general IN this o with the exception Of one or two o.,
the noble dukes colleagues ody knows they have To
cohhde In" hon gentleman he conhdrnce that
no breach Of the peace will be by England On ac
count Of the late proceedings France believe so too but
not nom any oYerwesnng confidence the duke have
securities Tor IT, aud I tell yOl what the Fn
oil al, ne IS DOT mad and fdntC like the King Of Franco
VIII tell you OF second security for nave more Than Que we
are bound over keep the peace under heavy rccgn zanc
(Great cheerng)-elsh bundled rlnDs the amount Of our
ieeosnHances have no fear that shall break thcn-
! nave also third security Before me stluds enrol.
led IN the ceaTest cOlos Three we're ra,rd against
'ne when condemned the persecution Of 1870 in tJr,pd
to please kings caprice think that one voice will
be raised 10 dissent from tie proposition which am nov
going To advance, that the Ministers wnD under prrruce
Ut preserving social DdcfJ there always must he preepcs
Tor war, or OF preserving the present ess hmeut Of church
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