Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08

and ENDORSEMENTS y II thon be made upon The p r
pouai comfors Of the Sovereign. He will mad, per
hspe. ere long, N a, he has made false eacUla n
aud that The apparent saving o. f2 400 per
I.uder II necessary hereafter apply TO Parliament
owing 10 tae ant O. due control aud he consequent
increase OF expeudI urc. .ho,id say ton NY own
experience, hat If any apfO,pmsut OF 'he Sidd ha'
answered ~ pUtp".r TOR wtrh Wa modr, II has
been the oflec wttcl II IL now rropcs 10 obolish -
TIE tTmtn IL at least l.z don, su' t- Elect oi
II nay b., &c drive tie k,tg a. Pat iiuc't to relieve
him um the pecuui.ry OUrtr p' NceSs IN lie tN-
perdiure for the royal h,u eftli VII net now IN
ito tue QueS ion TO i.r 4 my b eApvOI, mt to
yihtrsw fom he civil lis, .ha pat oI the .sbut;e-
occasioned bv the lr,se'va',on aud plr vi Il e
Royal Places, the ,ble Lord meaos 'ha, ,he'e mat
tiers shall be aLnually eubmtted u Parlismeu he
a. nike dat ,ec,ly discussion OF .uch poiuts, aud
otl ers conEee ed wAh III Board IT Works, will be
h,s desira lie, inasuu hey celia personally 10
The Sovereign. Uutl am more fully Informed. will
only mark ,hat-l differ from bin IN opinion. The
gr at alteration he proposes Ia the VII ls' - tue re-
juoiou vi the u-icrs, wh'ch were El55,O0O year,
ard were int, ndsd by he Lite government TO be
El40,O0O year The Noble Lords plan is, ,ha,
they .ia be rtduc d to G15 900 year, As TO
tie smouni Of p-usons he King ought - be al
Lived 20 giant, ny opinion is rtainly not that
Of tie Noble Lo,d. At no an'tcrd MT peTied has
Il TEN 20 small az h, sun tended TO propo e.
No man can derry the necessity OF he branch OF
charitable distribution; bet the Noble Lord in ends TO
limit his Masty's 10 this espect 10 about hall
liz pre- e. amount. My opulcn IT, that the rrerOga-
tive VI the Crown viii thus be unduiy end Unfair
ly rcst ctet only below what has been for.
ni-s, hut below the that tus hi 10 be FIX
ed on cUmpa ing the i,uaon Of tue country wi h the
situstou oi The Crown. II waited popular topic
uIou wi ich TO devcau' l shouM hoj il here; but !
have been, and will be-, he Stare OF po
puaIi y. Let me X, wi o won deprive the II al ci
the ae OF vi a, Is necessary it, proper diguy;-
uu,t, whe her in out OF ttiiee, never shall he
found emorg he number. | concur wish hs Noble
10 d. has he propose ed change ia Ia pensions viii be
to the advantage OF Gown rather han to its dis
advantage. Il understand the new srrar gemeut OF
the ueat few year,, the power # the KIug to grant
pensions will te increased while tbs RESTRICT will
only ia oper ato,i at future period, and
und,r some other NJ oi,ry (lI 'As, hear) L., the
III, u.e remember hov the matrr row auds Upon
the Eng i'h list h King may grant pen ms to The full
emtnn o: 'he annual aneie'; IN in Gland aud
) land has he the m Iowe 4! BY 10 means: the
Clown is iwi d ia the amount, whatever may be n.
extent Of The vacancies. The No L. Lord tntnds to
mi'alior ard he beides places upon the civil let oil
the ssIio's emcng the pensioners; that the King i'll
have the benefit II al ,he old hves VIII ch OF course
trcp Oh the SEES, whle oil the young lives are
thrown upon the c"nsoiidai,d fund. The pen ion Is
amcunt 10 .cl55 600 per anuum, aud the vacan.
cies in EUs lard may he stated, on am average &c
amoIn 10 abOu CT 600 year. Snc', a. en-, all N e
young lives are throw upon he ita ed fund anu
all the oil lives preserved ot the civil lit the result
will be- not saving, but con. !urahly creased ex-
pendltuFe, be Grading the klng to give greater
Dumter OF peLsiCns ~ an no would, under her cir
ccmsaloes, have i in his power TO give, b fore 1884
the pen'ous amounted 10 aboit eI2,00O, aud beior.
slo1ly and gradually will be pa oui OF the con oil
dated unC and those that dc crease rapidly, OF the
civil list Ia reAer, in some iuture reign, AMI M der
some other atmni taton, thers may be a restriction
upon the power OF the Crown TO re~aId publc or per.
sOnal serve bu, un.r The PRESENT Ministry, can
hardly be said 10 be llnted at all. (Hear, htar0 1
do lot state dis as al obeo i'm to he afr,ngemen'
because hold 1t highly ,xrelient T. at he Crown
should possess ample means Tor eStrsisiHg its bounty.
viii not deiain the House ty entering ia auy
detei'f, bur, with respect 10 the annual Inspection
he Npll Lord haas s.lI IL -
lAties OF Ambassadors md Minsies foreign courts
must cay hat is eDotoacbnen upon the consi-
iuiona rights AMI prerogaive OF he Ki"s- perhaps
the gre attest eIcroachment made. II We are 10
moinaln the principle ma, the King is to gulatr
aEi ooGsGct negotiations Ia ohet ate, is il posi-
bis hat it should be preserved, if he Minister OF he
Crown mus, come down 20 la Honse OF Comu.o COS 10
set J. the specific salary OF every EUvoyiO tae til
nature OF bis claim, he extent If his services and tb.
eircum ances that render negO iiton Necessary! II
seem, 10 me, thai this part OF the hene ikes the
very tounda ion OF grea, ard valua IL constitutional
pihcl that he Crown alony l. 10 be enTus d W til
the manag emer' Of cur diplomatic ell tions.
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