Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-11

Wound we, ne lsens; o the noble De personality Milo have
10 ne hef duty TO Oppose that winch they considered
an invasion oi the freedom election and as ccu,ted to i
jue Inc best interests of the country In view the
aer c''d the honnura!e aid learned pecso,
proud 10 ch his frienG brought the subject before the
people Of Notinshan; and II, amunalyeu. upon it,
the noble Dukc lay His account - ,ia Inam 10 being
made the subject Of observation vcnsu a, 20 repre-.
questions OF public pnicy Til. noble Duke
ne had applied to tbs honouibe aud learned person Tor
explanation, aud ;at tue had one; but he did not state
what that e%lanaon tioosi described full
matter (Which he ,en,e unjust foo then, To do so
without having before iol explanation
exhibited and he regretted the
and that their ortspS would proceed 10 lin, orders of the v
on the questions that were before them.
III this discussion the Lord Chancellor part but of 10
interest," excepting lille which he spped i'm lust
at the cna OF his speech lie i've speec, of the
Attorney GENERAL, reported in Morning Chronicle
misrepresentation AMI he argued his learned
friend represented have policy of Govern
'r y WIFI reia'om ~ ,.s lTen a%' colora! policy
he government had not deiefrhiuat Upon ,'-
Thus, ie gov has TO, determined to 1--WE up the
West lnles, Though who compose have nr been
doing their u'nos' 10 "ce the late government do 50,
have kicked up the present dnst atoGt
h.nnday, Gin December.
REoFNoy1he hill making Duchess of Ken ..cn, of
me hgao'n IN the event @: tie Kings DEATH third
HOUSE or COMMONS.
! y good many petitions against Negro Slavery
REyoaM-Alr Brnvynow presented pc,i,,n Go,, Armagh
rayng Tor reform in Parliament, voting by ballot
tie agreed with the petitioners the necessity Of Reform
and the voting y ballot Upon which Accson IS report
ed 10 have said, that she could think that the Independence
OF voters The secrecy Of te could be attained bv
ballot even should vnliug adopted unless it
were accompanied by cecua secuty oppres
sive landlord vOad still find ascertain whether or mo-,
ms tenants had voted according will punish them
uey d'd not So vote He had ;'e amhary American
Gentleman we'll acquainted With institutions az ms own
ep"Sc Tor stating that tile ballot had entirely failed
s e OF voters III that county put down
co,snr 1t did not i'll any degree the secrecy o the
HOUSE OF t 20, INC
nn , ALr gave notice that on Thursday next he should
o' 9eIsc' COMMITTEE tn uqnire whether any aud what
reductions ought to be made the of persons holding
OF either House OF Parliament, Cloud cheers He y0uld take
the opportunity of stating, that intention To submit
position, the e:at That House Would grant certain
SUM to ms Majesty account Of the Civil List Clear
, an excellent h'sinn'ns! Bui further the evening
thee was mHnio" of a curious en'his For instance,
MI iEMNYsN inquired whether there any truth in the
P mar Inc late administering had procured tho addition
OF several names Ia The Pension Ls after the head OF that
ministry had virtually nsisned'
Mr. GnusURS ha believed one ra,,:a, had bear
appointed on the u:o: of the day which the iate minis
try resigned he had moi heard OF more shan appoint
SPECIAL COMMISSIONS Mr.. RIPLEY Co,Roryr tool.
that advert 10 the state of tie disturbed district. ~
the vicinity ofihe Metropolis other paris of The
Try ~ the same condition, the Necessity Of issus Spe.
cis Commissions; considerable Numbers for the ;rrsi of Of
Tenders !!a wished press upon Maesy's 55rcrnmen,
The necessity which existed of making arrangements as
would rercnt parties accused being tried ,v the Aaris
tTacs by whom they had been committed aud with whom,
they might h77e Come uro personal conflict.
Lord LrH ~ had state. fnr ufImatior of his hon
Durable Friend, that IN addition Commission ALREADY
issued another had passed the The trial of OF
euGers IN EuoknShamshe There he in the issue Of
many n'e Commissions. Considerable diic,ily III finding
ug . Try 'H accused lie fully CONQUERED with his non
nIehu ma 'a OF those persons oilt he by the
magistrates Mdrr whose warrants they Committed or bv
Influence. ~ ~
M GAME hiWs This Infamous code Of laws is at last,
nY 20 ne a'ae away wih Mr. Fyier very justly that
II was "luIie silG;e! make
came A T''oAer- land" PEAT The as il row stands
ana ,5i~ law enough Ldrd !,itop that he was hannv
that the hall had hcsn nrnr-' u lie can!d assure tbc
,oae at Goyern"Gn wo"d readily suro any measures
a' conId improve the present system Certainly that
rem winch hled our ails with hardy men, the mos, ac
I'VE and intelligent OF our population and educated them in
vice. associated them with criminals then turned them loose
on me country prepared for all kinds OF crinesceTtanv
! siich system could not be altered"