Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-07
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well n'gh over with their Lordships. both spiritual
ana temporal "Lord Drougham The says) I
ingh a. write the words | really cannon bestow
any NOR" space upon him hcre What figure he
VIII make this day twclvrmon'h! lie is come too
tate; the 'cast'ng rs nearly over"
Who shah say thut Goblet is not right, 'rbe,e
Ia hardly political evrn which has occurred in Eng
land sine" withdrawing (afer his second return
ON the States IN 1917 his attention from FOREIGN
affairs he has devoted himself to the s,udy of the
Internal coalition of England that he has no, FORE
told TO the letter No man 1--WE believe no, ono,
Knows so intimately the condition of the middle md
lab"ring classes, and the precise oprration of tbo
fiscal legislation which sus'ains Church and State
an" surely The Creator has rarely voucbsaEsd IN my
NOR" vigorous sngacity. Hesnys there will bo n
Rcvou'ion-,hat tn" Lords and Parsons will c,o
that heir estates will go-that The THING, fmeanur
the debit will go-that pensions will po-and thar
equal representation in Pnrliamrn,-u cheap govern.
mcnt-nnd the equal diffusion of the benefits
of the consti'ution-must May Heaven grant
it ali-and the noblcs' race of men that Tho S,p o
shme upon. receive back that liberty with all its
blessings. which the genius of English Institutions
preserved so long when it was cx;nguishrd else
where, AT last to make it the common inheritance ~
The EhTih. Are we not warranted in adopting Cob
hcu's Conclusions The revolutionary spirit of tho
country people, rising up in numerous parts of Enf-
land and demanding rcdross-the overthrow ofyynI
lngtou, in whom were conferred the homes oC tho
Anti Liherals--lbr profound alarm for The stability
of the Government avowcd on the floor of Parin-
mont ltseit-thc progress of liberal PRINCIPLES over
the world, communicating from nation to nation
ca ching from people TO people-the universal far
ment in mems minds, not confined to this country or
that, but pcrvading all Europn--hese are sipns in
number and import jusfyiug he bodies; conclusions
and even leaving the Imagination at n loss TO what
point To direct It's flight
Lard Brougham then has very likely come JUS, as
The ieasting IS over-lust as the people of England
have concluded that few thousands of Lords Ladioy
and Parsons shall not away with the labor of
millions
The late great change seems to have been no; fore
seen by Broughnm, at least that he hip,sef u,,s
to bear sn distinguished IA part in what followed On
The 18th Nov Mr. Brou-ha declared in the Hopsa
of Commons. that he could not by any POSSIBILITY
form any part of that government, the actual cren-
ton Of which, Mr. Croker charged him with bs;ro
well acquainted with. This alleged declaration md
;I" violent tack upon the consistency Of his Lord
ship in consequence, by Mr John Wilson Crotor
Secretary to the Admiralty under the WELLINGTON
Ministry, brought on, Sir james Mcintosh and Mr.
Brougham himself The speech of the last g par,ic-
ulnrly interesting, recra,ing as it does the pledgcs
which lis whole life had given 10 the causo of Refr
We give the attack Of Croker the reply of Mcintosh
an the spot and that of Brougham some davs nfcr
III the House of Lords.
HOUSE OF LORDS November %.
LORD BROUGtiAM. The Duke of Glouces-
ter informed the Lords tina, his Majesty had been NJ.
sed to raise Henry Brougham, Esq. 10 The p.ernna
under INC o'eS ct Baron Brongham of Broueham
Hall IN Tue cnun'y of Wcstmoreand, and Winnesley
| IN the county OF York. Lord Broughnm took the
oaths, ard his sea, the Woolsack som. neIi,;ons
against slavery were presented. when the House adj
HOUSE or COMMONS.
| LORD BROUGHAN. Upon NJ. Rice r,ov;nc,
inr new wrt ct election for the county of York Mr.
/ Brougham having been made a Peer
Mr.. Croker said, il impossible To nernit that
m"t,on winch considering all the circumstances con
eo.'u WIN ~ was one o the mos, important that had
err been made in that House to pass vvithou, mo.
Ring few observations upon IT, II was but on .-
ago since they had heard in that House the e,n;nert
individual referred TO, declare that he could NOT bv
any possibility form part of that Coyernm.r, ,c
creation of which he knew at the time 10 be ;ncv;Is
bic. lliear, hear from the oppostion) THAT dc
clarhon was voluntary declaration on the ra,, or
tne non. ana learned gentleman, Nko, however nnt
content With having made that declaration so nossive
" ana so publicly, repeated it voluntarily on the next
pubic occ sion that offered Itself lie had beor tLat
hon. and learned gentleman ssscrt tina, tLc oLasas,
ot public men was part of the wealth of EpgIs,J ~
'hat was true at any time, aud with respect TO anv
Ee"ueman' now much more true was it at this mo-
ment and With respect 60 the of that man b
occupied the station described in the almost qacrcJ
, terms ct 'hc keeper OF the Kings Conscience and
VINO was invested with tn most transcendant powrrs
NJ the State' Ifthcre any mans character ,bo,
above all Others required To be clear from shufnp
. ana intrigue y was the character Of the Lord HIGH
r chancellor OF England. lie should therefore mako
no apology for calling the attention of the u,uso In
uatremHrkahlc declaration which he had already
a""eu Tie was ready to believe that it was CAPABLE
u o' c"P'nHu4n Tor expiration 1t certainly did re-
- qnrr' We did not understand why this motion had
no' ''en made yesterday. vast respectful 20 that
q '"U''' WIZ TWO M tees Of motions on their order
\ ""N was u respectful nc asked, that that House
- should not have been IilorpoI 1 At that coi -
r. rs'n no longer forme TART of their body Pcrhans
W'eh be Sud, that an vplanation could be afforded
~ ms hs' question. Perhaps was becau,e the n,
tent of Pe"rage hal then been made ont r.,
tha' was no cxcusc-hc had occupied the Crea, seal
ne occupied the place of Lord Ke"per he sat in the
~ o'"c' mouse o'ParIamen'' exercising the dignity OF