Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19
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The meas from Europe contained i'm our
paper to-day, Is ot the III 'St ire.iS. Interest
me loss at the keinru I5iii, tine ,,is a,n,
/ resignation al the M'riS,ci>, the reuIrn To-
t,nAer Of the D,.ke III WetiIi I IN. th. mn.
compromising enemy "f tie popular " rsi,e>,
--and The consequent excitement ui the peo-
pie, the uncertainty, alarm. ,tnf fearful appv,..
hcn>i"n which hang over every movement Ion
the future. cuuIbime To make Crisis of dan
yer and difficulty beyond calculation. A r,I,
upon the Bank VAS appreilended, meetings
we've called IN the counties, and IN Nj .iiciies.
tel petition WAC got up nj IN three h,,urs
sia"rd 10y $4,000 persons, prty,ng. that the
House wouLi refasc supplies uR'u tie Retra,
BH icus passed Mir O'CoNNhLL. ga Inc
presentation "i this petiti,n M il,e House al
Commons. announced receipt "i !, sintl,r
! one IRON Birmingham, signea by 100000.
namrs MIR Wood IN preseniin. the Man.
chester i'ett,nm. declared with Sreu bnl,lhe.,
| III - the Kin9 hid handed the peupl,. over
4 the borough in"nyers. his rule in this coun-
try rdS rcry Insecure" III said ,lr orc. ~
nell, '''ne people of England were true 10
themselves, they WOULD HAVE reform. Ii the
pc 'ple at Scotland insisted upon Sefurin. they
MUST have u, for they had never vet insisted
np'n any thing winch they had not ob,aiueti.
iVah their good nROAD SWORDS, If AZ We're
n.w necessary. he doubted mt, they 'wtnild
raise for themselves political i.irpendeic.
The pc pie of iceland would moi. h, would
answer i"r them, shrink from their share of
the Constitutional Contest"
| Mr. Dnncn,I'bt', IN reply t., Mr BARN, sta.
,ed that tine public agitation "wo,Ild he con,
linucd. as II ought, until the government WAS
replaced in those hands from which II had
been "'eSted hy the grossesf h Eocrisy ana
tredchery ! his language and the out door
m"veine' IL of excitement and agitation, are
evidently but the BEGINNINGS of evil ,o the III
l''t'iated FORKS. They have raised the storm,
let them put II down bv foucc if they ca,i
! they have virtually determined that tile arts.
I cracy alone shall govern England absolute.
N. IN hnli houses of parliament let them
l"'k To II, that in the end, their power Is Ii,,
'nnh'la'ei in both. Ia such II crisis all tn
the people want is leaders, and u revolution
* but the wnlk of da, and the time has
seldom been when revolutions did not mike
! leaders, and great ones.
Lpri GREY iitS MT deceived his friends, rs
was feared While exposed To Suspicion f.r
APP? rent vicill,ti,n aud nresuutioii. lie way
In nself deceived, or nvernwcd. IL il, MS i'm
republican justice II should he, king WHO
h's defraned an united people of their i-t
expectations, an! l'rt"rned the part of royal
" with consistency IL is better tnr the reI,r,-
taion of liberal principles, that lis friends
should q clear of tits stain, and that the res
n"n>ibIry hes where sincere reformr,s would
desire II tn he laid. ON the shoulders of a he.
| re'lItary ruler who can have ma sympathy " i'll,
the people. The lesson of ref,rm may be
thus read a Pare or two further, and la the.
ns'''esSnesS of Il hereditary legislature, my he
'd"d ch Per on the uSrle>sness or mis-
chcvousnesS of ii heI cditary King Toryisin
has sent away the sybil Of Reform second
time; II IL NOT 10 be- dnmbied that her last
price viii Inc larger than he, first. and that i.
must he paid. Baltimore American