Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03

a man cultivate popularity and respect, By his virtues
aud good conduct, and his was mos, bsnencial; where.
a. The othsr-,he direct Influence Of prop-rty-ws,
actual compulsion, indep snden, o., aud distinct from all
considerations OF good conduct. The honorable gentle
man who spoke last, whose elaborate speech did great
credit to bis Industry, had referred back 70 rarts OF the
P'e's voice had slwsys been Predominant, we should
never have acquired maay Of the greatest blessings
which we nov eujoy. He was not here 10 ,py ,b,,
IN sri,tncracy had not been the supporters Of The Ibsr
ties OF the country; they bad been so OF macy occ i,ions,
sud lie hoped they would always bs go. Did il follow
rom that lac, ,ha, wheu commerce and wealth Hal
SPREAD u throughout the county, and when Learning aud
intelligence had become 20 generally dihu .ed-Jid II
follow, he said, that such a new state Of things was no,
20 De considered, or 'h.' measures which In iorms,
VINE, and under different circumstances might no, have
been suited to The country, were row TO be withheld
when we people were prep7red and anxious for tue RS
cspuoo OF 'h.mt lHr") Mr., Locke had been quot.
ed, anu he Qhe Chsncel or oi the Exeheousr) confess.
cd that he wa. surprised that Mr.. Locke ,houIl b.
quoted uron This question, because Mr.. Lock. had
use,areu 'nat 'ne exi'ence OF oorougbs was a great, evil,
ne doubted, Indeed, whether II could be cured. Blu,
Ministers hoped tia, The presen, mea ,urs would curs il.
ara sheretr re they call upoa the RI ,use to adep, tbs
r1mtay. (hrar( A great part Of the speech Of the
u'n"uraois gentleman, AID a great par. Of the speech
es OF Other Hon. M'mbers, had uroed up,n i,rme
Spseehes OF those who suppoi tad the bi,i; IN. aryum,n.
rum al homtnem was almost Away, rcscrted to. This
courNe nigh, be satisfactory TO some, but he could NO,
say, that because a man SOM years ago had a x,rss.ed 4.
certain opinion, il was 10 be cou'end.d tia, his mr., San,
opinion was wrong Then some Hon. Gentlemen con.
$3.50 ~ HlfNs IL = C1WSU L. n N Ia
bill, because, 10 the disributi, N of memb,r,. mors Ia
your mad been shown to towns; whereas the number Of
EQUITY members was increased; whilst The number OF
representatives. in the House was diminished. Tam
the danger OF revolution was gain brougb, f,rw ,rd~
Now he could moi Understand III, ground. .r ,bis do,
gsro OF arevoiution. IL the class of persons who were
TO re urn members under the bill we're revoluiioriLs
We Should have a revolution without ,hs hill III
hear.) Itbe lirger cla.s in The country wer. discon,
'en'eu WITH the existing institutions OF the county
make what law you will, thew would bs di.conIsn,si
sun. But this bill would mike them NOR. con,entsb
u they were disconton'ed, il would afford II EN- reason
'or eon'entncnt. SO far ircm creating a danger Of /,
reVoilhon, the measure would have 3 directly con,rarv
ne " would tend to preserve us from revolution.
Sneaf). The Hen. Gent!emen had attacked him Nh,
Snanceiio' OF the Exchequ,r) bseau,e th.re wa, 10
.b,r a." aI1.on 70 The representatives. Of Northampton
shire' III the Hon. Member knew a. much of No.
namp'on'hrs as be Che Chancellor o! ,he Excbsoncr,
u'o' no would hardly conceive any al GRAFTON vb;cb
rou,u :, uiuihi'h h' one Chancellor of he Exchs-
quert inhnenee here. But really, hen p.nIsms,
Drought forward %supioions OF hi, kind aud cbs.r,,
-uiey ddn not givR to Ministers tie crJin,,v s,.d, a.
a sense OF honor, ia their conduct Of a peaE,r. wbi.h
"ou'd oave such mostimpottan' conse uupucss uTbint.
lng as we do said the Noble Lord, " tbat This msa-
s"Ie u one OF such grea, importance and 70 biobly bs
1870 , 70 ~ country, thai we might rest our hone. O..
SEM lame aud reputation with postsri'y up,n IL /. IL
10 ne supposed that any private motives Of nerson,I in
800 '.; "','o maSr ns sw'rve from he Just line OF i'm.
Pn,sn y: iho Hon. Member, ! hops, said ii in the
= a Vi ueod"; l cannot corrective that he could inland
" impure 70 w such mo'ive'; if be does, I can oniv
say l 90 no' en-y him HE mind" cloud che.rsA W.
:, ostEs + ~ ann,e VINO were friendly TO the m "a sure not
!" D deserved as HE cT1ss quences Of the propo.iiion
now submitted 10 the House, nor 10 tbinL !, IVY. .m
importance to The great object. (HefrO II n 90.
Sa'.,eI, u wouii ehsci such damage to the bill, would
W sueh DOW 10 1t, that /, mu.i be fatal to the success,
. VI. m'ssnfe' he appealed, therefore, TO ell ~ho
W : T,eoo,y 10 me oil TO join in opposing The PROPOSE.
nou oil n" How. M-rlb,r (Hear, bear
From tho London Times of Saturday, April %.
England, Ireland and Scotland, attend Your Kline
c omo Gown yes'.tday to dissolve his Parliament, be
E p nryPIsing toe wishes Of his people, and hs own
. n ? III efDsG q 4, nn, ,.-IF
pc" ne supplies necessary FOR the suppor, of the snb.
NC INSTITUTIONS OF he coun'ry, uoiess Peers and bo.
ruusnno. gers might be permitted 10 continue in tn
"surp"neh OF your righ'ss-'o nominate their denen-
den's as mtck-representa'ives OF the people, and 4, sell
nc P'"ei u making laws and imposing iaxes. Thi.
y we purpose Tor which he King of Ensland-UH
Hum' me mrre ,haa conquerer-Wlliam, ihs Restore,
oihis p1oIie,s righi--c'me down Yesterday to dis.
solve HE Parliament. The scene was a sublime n
y AZ reid,eu TO His Mj's'y, AMI will form a bright
page Ia the history OF the coun,ry.-The eonauc, Of
hs enemies aod yours was no less remafkable, and sf.
,er an txoraium 90 suited to the soiemnity of The oeca-
'ion, We hardly know how 10 descend IN he IL
'c'iPuoh oi siserabIe tumulis springing rom tn. dis.
appointment Of criminal hopes, OF impotept maIiyni,v
raving against just and constitutional con,ronI ap6
OF petty llois, bIasred in an instant bv The r., ano
seDce. s' pre-
Inc Hou'e ct Commons was in a state of uproar. but
I was IN The House OF Lords that This confusion was
most coospicuous, ard cni-1y among ,bos. who ma
heen enriched through The mnni6csnre of the imm'di.
ate predecessors OF thai Sever. ign whom ihey ipsrIted
or oy the piunder OF hat people whose mos, sacred
S"' my ""'ii Continue 10 usurp. The King OF
England, we cay, was insuited yesterday on the very
s'eI 9 OF his ihron', and by whom! BY starving artisans
by an u~nisieFed mob {? NO-such men have no
entrance there; but lis Peers, who oueh, 20 have he,
boTlng at his approach, and closed srourd his persop in
respectful silence. But we mus. descend 10 n.ricnI.r~.
we mu'i mention uameR.
III appears, hen, that in The absence of The Lord
Lh4ncs"or, VINO was IN attendance upon the KInY.
Lord ShAfiesbury, on the motion OF Lord Manshe,d'
'ook' the chair, on the woolsask. Lord WharDeIiHs
then rose TO propose his resolu ion the Duke of Rich
nond rose TO order, and moved The san ling orIar Thai
feefs should take their proper places-he saw a Baron
'iiiing IN ao EatPs seat. Ga this motion the Ma,out.
OF Londonderry rose with indie criba6Ie vehemebc.
ana amidst an uprolr cbieh y ocoasioned, as il seemed
by. the friends OF tie noble Marquis, some rest, lining
some cheering him-iBsisied that The Duke of Rich'
same effect. The Duke Of Richmond WARMLY bu, firm.
y, and without The least loss of presence of mind, per.
sisted in bis motion.
Lord Londonderry again, though at least sx Of hi.
friends (among whom was Lord Salisbury tried TO bold
MN down by Tie arms ani ,kirts OF hi, coat, started on
his legs, ADD in a tone Of fury, and d,r,ipg him eel
acro's the iable as II he would strike the Dske of Rich.
be the hero OF This coup d'etat?"
A, this moment the Lord Chancellor eniered and too,
his seat. "o
Lord Mansfield denounced rs atrocious and unnre.
cedented, the conduct OF NJ nisters, i'm ADVISING the
hlng 10 dissolve the Parliament under present circum
stances.
The Lord Chancellor, in a loud firm voice. and win,
great ehergyo oil manner, exclaimed" What unpre-
cedented TOR a King OF England 10 exercise his nm.
doubted prerogative of dissolving the Parliament, wber
the House OF Commons, in a manner unparalleled If
the most iachous periods of English history, have stop.
Ped ite supple" This indIEuonl exclamation va,
received "Hh loud cheer, but the Opposition party we,